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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-03-08
For the Republican.
Corner LOunglnx.

Mr.. EDITOR: The attention Of his Hon.
or the Mayor has been called to the an =
noyann4 ola crowd Of boys that oongre-
gate on the corner of Elm and Jackson
street, thereby annoying the neighbor-
hood and the mem bers Of the Bethany
Baptist church with their low and OBJ
scene language and disorderly conduct.
Cannot anything be done for our re-
lief. A SUBSCRIBER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-03-08
Two Children Starv ed in the
Woods.
From the Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle.


A letter from Sand Hill, Beaufort
county, 5. c., tells of shocking occur
renee which has lately transpired in
that section. Gu the 18th ult. Mrs.
Amanda Pope and her two little chill
dren started from her home to pay a
visit to her brother, MIR. Frank Wheel
err, Ave miles distant. She attempted
to take path through the woods and
missed her way. Nothing was heard OF
her until the 23d ult., when she was
found nearly dead from exhaustion and
weakness, and when discovered was
lying prone on her back, with a child,
dead from exposure and hunger, on
each arm. Her condition was ascer-
tanned by two colored men, who hap
pened to be passing by that way and
heard her groans. The dead children
were aged respectively three and one
years.
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...,..s CA0W-CAeU.
Wilnington can now bosst ~
Punch and Judy," show.
The hard worked letter carries =,
doomed y disappeintmsnt Tor AVN
longer. a@s.s
Richard Rowe, and r. Rllwood s;,,
Icy, are the latest appointed Colon,
In the Cover Aor's stat.
II any body In the nvighborhood
Tenth and Tstnall streets has 4 y.
tsss cat mot their own, they can Al
an owner st 707 west Seventh strs., f
The RHPuBLIcAN commanded 4 NJ,
MUM at New Castle on Tuesday ~,
A hundred extra copies could hav. ~,
sold. -.lI
Rsv. Thomas r. Tasksr WAS down ]
New Castle Yesterday looking At M
the iron works that bear his name h
bears his age we'll. mms
A. Gilbert Robinson, cashier Of M
Farmers Bank, has almost entirely n
covered from his recent very sever. m
ness.
Spring fever was charmingly co..
tagious to-day. The patients inv,r,
bly, sought the sunny corners.
The Skinner" Is prospecting arouD,
Third and King streets, In search q
good place where free markets are =,
.ablishsd.
The fourth grand annual ball Of H.
Quaker Assembly will be given o
Wednesday evening, April Goth, i
Wsbster's Dancing Academy.
The fret number Of Ssntman's "Cu
ference Worker" will have sketch
the Rise and progress Of Ms.hodisu
New Castle. 'f
When are the preachers comm,
Is the query Of the fsstive rooster !,
New Castle, ~ Conference draws nirl
The chimney at the dwelling Of J. {
Buyer, No. 62l w. Second street, ta
FIRE last evening, which had the 81.
Of bringing the fire department GU
The FIRE WAS sxtinguishsd without Il
aid Of the 6remsn. Damage not wor
speaking, except = slight fright 10 Il
inmates.
Eight young gentlemen each with
young lady, left sos, " sst, Fifth ctr.
last night, and stepping into the rel
dence Of Joseph Mcbride, 6l9 W,
Fifth, surprised the family and spe
the evening in social conversation
eating cake and drinking lemonso
Oh, ii was q grand time.
The M. s. K. A. will hold their :
ular monthly entertainment in the O.
Fellows Hall this evening. A vari
and select programme Of exercises
been selected. A large audience Is {
pected.
This has been the day for the eri
Piled and sick. Canes, crutches a
coaches are met with everywhere.
Mr.. J. 4. Smith, No. 100 Marx
street, has his house, same number,
rent. 1t would be capital place to
physician or dentist. Large, elega
parlors, bath and all conveniences.
Mr. James H. Ray, Newark, intor
ms that the report that he and Thou
Sharp had an alteration on Ssturd
last, at a sale uear Christiana, is ,
tirely unfounded. They we're ne,
better friends.
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Disappe airing.

London, March -6.--The Da'Iq Tele-
GRAPHS lSt. Petersburg dispatch says
there is other and more trust worthy
testimony to hand than that contained
in the official account, showing that the
plague has not only made no progress
but tends to disappear altogether
Meanwhile Sanitary Inspectors have
been appointed for each quarter of the
town, and have made an appeal to the
public for their aid and cooperation.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-03-08

Leading London nswspapsrs charge
Lssd CHELMSFORD with blundsring and
incspaoity In the conduct Of the South
African campaign.
The report that France will occupy
the Island Of Rhodes, in the Grssk
Archipelago, 10 denied in Paris.
AAes the death Of Shere Ali . bloody
conflict occurred among the followers
OF various pretenders 10 the Afghan
throne. Yakoob khan was victorious
The protective tariff question oontin
uss an uppermost topic in French poll
tics.
Trustworthy information shows tina
the plague 10 disappearing.
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New Organization.

A Teachers Union Of Sunday Schools
was organized on Thursday evening,
March 9th, comprising the teachers of
Wilmington and st. Paul's chapels, and
1t was resolved to call it the Whining
ton Teachers Union of South Will
mington." W. D. Blake was elected
President, Lewis Bantum, Secretary,
and g. D. Rollins, Treasurer.
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Rem owed.

DR.. T. J. Colin. who has been locat
cd at No. TOT Market street for a mum
Der of years, has built himself quite ar
extensive practice in the dentistry
line, would respectfully announce his
removal FROM his old stand to the N
W. corner of Sth and Shipley streets
where he has increased facilities fol
carrying on his profession. His rooms
are large and well lighted, and he ex
tracts tooth, or in fact whole set
without giving the patient any cause
to find fault. Call and consult the DR.
wien you may suffer from an aching
tooth. He will relieve you Of both tootl
and pain.
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(Prom Yssssrdsy's Late Edisios.)
Gun Lk1sol.ArURR T

Thas uesn1og'o Pveeesasngs.
Specially reported for the Rspsbitssn.
L-s Dovsa, Del, March .7sh. 1879.
rns sssArH.
The Senate met at 3 o'clock. -..
The following bills were read and
referred: 80, ....a.. r.r.
To divide district No. II, New Castle
county. .....,.. ....I.
70 incorporate the Delaware Bee.
Sugar Company. .... ..a
To erect bridge and lay ont pub
lie road in Broad Creek Hundred, sus.
sex county. -. ..'....
In reference TO horses in Wilmington.
TO authorize Jno. c. Dolby TO straight
en- road in Nantiooks Hundred, 6us-
sex county. ....,'.rr
A live stock act for district No. l22
Sussex county. ~.
The Silver Run Marsh act. .v
The amendment 70 the live stock act
for districts Nos. l25, III, So, 81, II
and 7S.
To amend section 81, chapter 41s,
volume IA. ..,
The act In relation 10 the Sussex
county Levy Court, road oversssrs and
treasurer was passed on motion Of Sen.
ator Rust.
The act authorizing W. C. Burton Il
change road in:Indian River Hundred,
Sussex county. was passed. ......
The House bill to divorce Annie Z.
and George Simpson was passed.
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House met at 8 O'Clock.
Mr.. Lambson introduced hill to re-
build certain roads In New Castle Hun
drsd, New Castle county.
On motion OF Mr.. Cochran 200 oopiei
Of the corrected bill in relation TO edu
cation, we're ordered to be printed. "a
A petition from the citizens Of New
Castle, praying for the passage Of tn,
above bill was read.
The bill TO divorces Cassie Mearn,
from her husband Robert Msarps Wal
taken up and passed.
Mr.. Collins from the Committee oI
Revised Statues reported the Militi,
Bill back 10 the House without recon
mendation.
Mr.. Cochran moved that the vote b,
which the amendment to the Railroad
Bill was lost be reconsidered which va,
done.
The bill authorizing collector Of ovs
ter tax to place snub posts on Mahon'l
creek for the benefit Of oystsrmen wa
taken up and passed.
The bill to dissolve schbol distric
No. 12l was taken up and read.
On motion of MIR. Ware the bill to di
vorce Isabella Mcdowell from Morri
Mcdowell was read the second time.
The bill to authorize Joseph Tatnal
to straighten public road running
from Hare's corner to the Christians
creek.
The bill to extend the jurisdiction o
Justices ofthe Peace was introduced ant
read.
| On motion OF Mr.. Ware the bill to in
corporate the N. s. X. A. of Whining
ton, was read the second time.
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Ex Senator Palterson's Intentions

Ex Senator Patterson, OF South Caro-
lima, has decided to make his home in
the Territory of Arizona. He will grow
up with the Territory, and hopes to be
returned to the Senate when Arizona
becomes a State. He anticipates no
further trouble from the State officials
of South Carolina.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-03-08
knights OF Pylhias

The Knights Of Pythias will attend
service, in q body, at Scott M. X. church
Sunday evening.
Any one in possession of so cents can
90 to the nearest drng store and pro-
cure q bottle of Keller's Roman Lini-
ment, &c O cured at once of Rhsu
matitn - ,,Salgia, or any pain or ache.
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The W. L. Il. A.

The adjourned meeting Of the Viii
mington Temperance Reform Assoca-
ton will be held this Saturday evening
in their Hall 220 and 222 Market street,
when .the committee on permanent
organization will report.
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Strengthening
Or
DRESS GOODS,
Table Linens.
| Napkins, Towels,
DRESS GOODS,

Opened this day = complete assert
meet Of Arabian Suitings, ia plain and
plaid effects, in all wool, at Is cents. 4.
line of FRENCH all.wool DEBR,
CHS, new and desirable shades, at q
cents. Best value in the market.
To close, q lot Of last seasons Spring
Dress Goods at Is cents former prises
rs, 81 and 37s.
Zephyr Cloths, new and desirable
as durable in wear as the 35-cent
goods) at the low price Of is cents.
Fine lines Of Cretonnes and Spring
Chintzes at the LOWEST market rates
BEAUTIFUL and PERFECT SPRING
CALICOES at s cents.
One case Of Corded Pi4ues at 81, ex
cellent value, and fine line Englist
and French corded, figured. and Damas
Sc Piques.
One case large size, excellent quality
white spreads, at rs cents each, worth
$l.0O in any market.
A nice Jacquard spread at - Sl.l(
Best LIZ
This is extra size.
Table linens, excellent value, at Is
81, 40 and so cents.
Bleached linen table covers q and :
yards long, by two wide, S2.75, 50 and
$3.50. These are remarkably cheaI
goods less in price than by the yard.
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supper.

The ladies of Wilmington Chapel
will have pan cake supper on satur-
day evening, for the beneht OF the
Church. A fee of Is cents Will o.
charged each participant. All friends
are invited. A pleasant time is antici'
pated.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-03-08

.EA~
Miss Elisabeth Chaahousns sAtey-.
ins she LsGsssaasFs-The EATER,
aainnsns saeesssr-Ths Lsgisls-
tive H OslA~r Nssss. ,
Special Correspondent Of the Republican.
lH Down, March 9Th, 1879.
sThs, ,sptsrtsinmsns given BY ths
Dover Cornet Band WAS success. Miss
Elizabeth 8. ChadbouYne, the principal
attraction proved hsrsslf TO- b. most
finished el6cutionist. Her cultivated
voice trained 10 the highest degree Of
sfIectiv epess and power; her we'll form
ed figure; her graceful carriage and
captivating manpsrs, AL served to add
10 her native talent Of ,nimicry and
made her highly entertaining company.
I The declarations rendered were
chosen with the view TO bring to the
surface the extent Of her ability and
try 1t to the utmost. She stood the test,
and closed without the least hesitation
or without the least indication Of that
hitch which Ia SO common to public
elocutionists. The musicAl portion Of
the programme was participated in by
Messrs. william Smithers, G. w,
Wright, and Charles X. Trsidler, Miss
Jennie C. Wilson and Mrs. Walcott.
The hall was filed, and the result
financially must have been quite salts
factory TO the organization for who's,
benefit the entertain nsnt was given
Invitations TO the Legislative ball Il
be given in the hall OF the House o
Representatives are being issued. Thu
ladies in town are all in \ futtsr of ex
element, and are making, with al
Of the usual trspidation, those i'm
portant arrangements which mus
necessarily precede the occasion Of sucl
ard suspicious event. Between tire
and four hundred invitations have beel
printed and to each member are ap
portionsd ten.
The Levy Court Of this county are il
session in the county building.
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A Pennsylvania WidOwer Hunting
W1fe.
ttrom the Rochester Sta'e.

7 rom the KOthesteT SUE G.
A Pennsylvania widower Of good
means, engaged in the dry goo bust
uess, advertised in "The Sta Q" the
other day for Virginia wife, or, as he
worded it, zone of the fair daughters
of Virginia" requesting immediate
answers. As an indication of the
briskness of the matrimonial market
in this o ality, it is emily necessary to
state that no less than nineteen re-
sponces, all from Richmond, are now
awaiting the decision ofthis "Keystone'
widower.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-03-08

NO0LIT.-On Feb. 2Jth, d Chsatsaham,
near PHILADELPHIA, Agnes, daughter Of Dell
and Elisabeth NeDltt In The ID year Of her
ags. sH #ss' ~ '7T-'
NOBLLT.-oa March 9Th, John, son Of Dali
and Hissbsth Noblit, IN he lsth year efhis
ags. -. .....
sHUSTER.-On the It'll instant, Samuel
The relatives and friends Of the family an
respectfully invited to attend the funsssl or.
vice, on Monday evening, the 10th Inst. d
80 o'clock, st the residseoe ofhis son. sam.
usl u Shuster, IA Parish stfset. Intsrmen,
at Leverington Cemetery, Roxborough, Phiia.
delphia, on Tuesday, the 18th Inst ..-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-03-08

NyLLEM-rOerER, O. sAs ssA i..t.. To
Ma, sssi !sSs II ss. w.. ri & . e Nj;
mingtss. Ss9a "IE0f' '@' u
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A Family saved BY . Cat.
rom tho Rochester Democrat.

3 Tutu tu0 Aocuost0I DeWOcIht.
Last Saturday Samuel Holdridge and
wife, Of Rochester, went to Webster to
spend the Sabbath with their son in
law, J. II. Van Antwerp. The family
and their guests sat up quite late, and
it was after the midnight hour when
all retired. About three O'Clock in the
morning Mr.. Van Antwerp was aroused
by the loud mewing of cat that has
been pet of the family for many
years. In fact, "puss" seemed unusual
ly disturbed, and contrary to all previ.
Gus conduct on her part, made quite a
"racket" at the chamber door. Mr..
Van Antwerp paid but little attention.
to the noise as soon as he ascertained
the cause, and fell asleep. Shortly az
ter 4 o'clock, however, he was again
awakened in the same manner, and
was terrified on discovering that the
whole house, even the room in which
he was sleeping, was in flames. He
awoks his wife, jumped from the win
dow, with difficulty got the badly fright.
sded lady from the proximity of the
flames, and then gave the alarm to Mr..
Holdridge and wife and other member
Of the household in time for them tc
save themselves.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-03-08

4 Ths Prsnoh oomnitiss n hquiry
have decided in favor Of impssching
the De Broglis and De Roeheboust cab
inets. .....-.. ..--...,. ,... 49, ss..a.,s.
IN. parliamentary idisstplin. bill
has bssn dsisatsd in ths 0srH Rsish-
PassaAauss, ths would bs assassin,
who attempted to kill King Humbert Of
Italy, has been convicted and sentenced
to death. gI..F
Gen. Martinez Campos, the new
Spanish premier, proposes General
Blanco a. Captain-Gsnsral Of Cuba.
The British House Of Commons reject
cd motion In favor Of female suffrage
BY 2O7 to 1903.
The Polytechnic Institution in Lon
don was burned last night.
Nearly Barred Daring . Trs nee
From the Portland Orsgonian.
Mrs Ownslagls, who liv-s about fv,
or six miles south west Of this city wa
taken violently i'll several days ago
and in short time died, To all appear
ance. The friends and relatives wer
convinced that the lady was dead, an'
i preparations were made for the inter
ment of the remains. Saturday tn
. body vas dressed for burial snd places
, In ! coffin. The friends began to col
lect 1t the residence Of the bersavs'
family. Suddenly slight moan va
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-03-08

Philadel phla, New York and San Francisco
stocks and bonds bought and sold and
carried on margin.
Telegraphic quotations received constantly
and furnishad. Trade dollars bought.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-03-08

TNOR SALE OR RENT.-Morocco factory
Il for sale or rent Fifth. Church and Lord
streets, lot o. feet by lls iest, 8 fronts.
JOHN q. BAKER,
fb25-tf 1903 L. Fifth street.
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ID X. ROBINSON IL CO.,
BANK ERS & BROK ERS
N Cor. FOurlh and Market.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.

US TOURS FOR SALE.
For SALE-3O shares Union Bank Stock.
SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Philadelphia, New York and Boston stocks
bought and sold on commission. Every facil.
ity afforded for persons to sell or invest In
stocks or bonds. teb10-lv
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-03-08
All local securities bought and sold

U. S. Government Bonds bought and sold
or exchanged at current rates.
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Elliott. Johnson E. Co.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
WILMINGTON, DEL.

We have on hand S35, 600 Tor good frs. mort
cages In sums Of $500 TO $4,000.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-03-08

Opened this day = complete assert
meet Of Arabian Suitings, in plain and
plaid effects, in all wool, At Is cents. :
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nor SALE.-Farm, 10 acres. near I.ancae
Il ter Turnpike, and to X. X. Station;nev
stone house, with stable, running stream Of
water, good land, All for q, 900.
J. T. hEALD,
mhe8.ll Clayton House Building.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-03-08

NOR kLNT.-Four third story rooms, with
Il use Of bath aud hot and cold water. Kent
" per month. Apply at l2l Market street,
mis- 81 J.BELL
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NUK RENT--Dwslling No.201 West street
Il Twelve rooms. with all the modern i'm
pr0vements. Apply at the Office Of the Har
Ian 4 Hol1ingsworth Company, foot OF West
street, to nhl.et +. Il. SMITH.
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NOR RENT-Stable In Penn street, %
T. tween sixth ard Seventh streets.
W. n. KENNARD,
mhb-6t e.l Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-03-08

To close, a lot Of last seasons Spring
Dress Goods at Is cents former prices,
rs, 81 and 37A.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-03-08

dor kENT-SIx-rosmed house on Market
IL street, within three minutes walk OF the
Masonic Temple. Mt nine dollars per month.
JOHN q. HARNESS,
mh4-ti Tenth and Market streets.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

TrOR SALE.--A liquor store dsing good
Il drinking and demijohn business. Situ.
ated No. 1923 South Broad street, PhiladeL
phia, opposite Baltimore Depot Apply to
N. MATTHEW'S,
mho-ot No. 1t4 Arch Street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-03-08

Zephyr Cloths, new and desirable,
Gas durable in wear as the 35-cent
goods) at the low price Of Is cents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-03-08

A line Of FRENCH all.wool DBBR-
CHS, new and desirable shades, at rs
cents. Best value in the market.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-03-08

NOR RENT.-All that large wharf proper
T. ty, st0reh0use and two dwellings, In the
town OF Newport, suitable for the coal, lumber,
grain or other business. Apply TO
JOSEPH TATNALL,
mh6eod Il. Wilmington, Del.
, 1879-02-09

Correspondence CYtrefand Lxader
SEVILLE, O., Feb. IA few weeks ago the
wife OF Capt. II. v Bates the famous Ken
1acky Giant, who lives on farm about nalf 4
mile east of this town, gave birth to child, the
secoud since her union of marriage with her
present husband. and in both instances
the child was stil-bora. It is to be grently re-
prcttel by all that life should have been extinct
from tn,s child body, which is nothing less than
q wonderful prodigy Of nature for its remark,
able size. Ii the ctild should have lived aud
grown up to maturity, We would nave beheld
. being beside which VIC would be nothing but
mere iwarls. The child, fully developed in
every festure on the day Of its birth, measured
thirty inches, length whIcl, many children OF
normal growth have not attained after TWO or
three years Of age; it weighed twentv-two
pounds; its chest measure was sixteen lnches.
and its feet six inches long. 10 the sorrow or
all, and more particularly its parents, the child
came into the world dead, and never Gsaw the
light OF day.
, 1879-02-09
ON THE. THRESHOLD.

'.Dyine!' Yea, they tell me so.
Well, ';ia somethin. just to know
This fierce pain must soon foreEo
Its enycno1pcd dart.
Bound no longer in Times thra1l,
Deaf at Inst to Sorrows call.
Gods own peace shall softly fall
On my tired heart.
''LonelF:" It may be I miss
Something, in an hour like this,
Which might trcmhtc in kiss
On lips client grown;
But the trucst love, II nigh,
Could out whisper, 'Sweet. eood-bye"
Stanuing On the shore, while /.
Drift .wAy-aione.
Frightcned:'' What is there to fear,
Through the solemn dark hear
Sweet sounds falling: BE Of cheer
God thy steps shall keep"
Take away the lights, and let
NJ one come, with vain regret,
My soul's calm to .rieyc and fret.
Hush: and let me sleepl
NlEIAN BEATRICE DEASk,
, 1879-02-09

the present. Subject this evening: ''The Nat
ural and the Supernatural
The Rev. James Kay .Applebec will lecture In
IIooley's Theatre this afternoon at haff-pas1 5
O'CLOCK Subject: Shakspeare's Measure for
Measure; OF, True and False Righteousness" " with
illustrative readings.
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK.
EPISCOPAL.
Feb. 9-Septuagesima Sunday.
Feb. 14-F1st. -
CATHOLIC.
Feb. 9-septuagesi,na Sunday.
Feb. 1O-Schoiastica, Y.
Feb. l1-Fera.
Feb. 1:,-Fcra.
Feb. 15--Vottye o! The Immaculate Conception;
SIS, Faustinus and Gorita, NM.