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TAKE OUR WORD FOR 1T.
Come ami convince yourself Of
Our large assortment of
SPRING GOODS
At prices lower than any in the city.

Below cite to you two or three specialties in Q
few OF our many departments.
DRESS GOODS
100 Robes in spring shades. worth -. so.
As "a speciality sl.9s.
Atwood i2inch Henrietta, spring shades. worth
1oc.
As speciality SC
Pure German Linen Dress Fabrics imitation Of silk
in checks and plaids. worth J0c.
As speciality SIC.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
We are now able to show full line Of Imported and
Domestic Dress Gimps. Points and Headings. Among
others We cannot help but mention:
lot Of Al-slk Pointed Dress Gimps imported to re-
tail at ooc ayard. which We will put counter
As a speciality at 15c. a yard.
Gold and Silver Brads and Cords from &C. yard up.
lot Of Silk and Tinsel Gimp. worth Toe. yard.
As speciality 40c.
BUTTONS.
lot Of Fancy Metal Buttons all shades. worth co.
q dozen.
Asa speciality l5c. only.
800 dozen Of Large size Pearl Buttons. worth lOc.
dozen.
AS speciality &c.
$50 gross First Quality Pearl Buttons smaller size
worth l24c. dozen.
As a specially &c. q dozea.
We are able to show large line Of novelties in our
Button Department.
Hil be TO your advantage to convince yourself Of
what We have told yon above. and call at
STRASBURGER's
DRY GOODS AND CLOAK STORES,
1t 4O4 and 400 9TH st. n.
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W. A. PIERCE & Co.

J. A. PIERCE & Co..
Successors to p. a. D,v.
sl9Markst Space
A PROCLAMATION ExTRAoRDI-
NARY TO THE PEOPLE. AN
NoUNCING OUR
GRAND EASTER CARNIVAL
OPENING.
Commencing MONDAY, MARCH %,
and continuing throughout the entire
week. We sincerely trust that you will
all attend this. our first spring opening,
as We extend to every one q cordial invi-
tation. our STORE will be in CARNI-
VAL DRESS with bright Colored Rib
bons, Dainty and Filmy Laces. taste
fully arranged and drsped together, gar
nished by Richly Jeweled Passementer-
les and Dress Trimmings of various
Kinds. forming most brilliant and at
trartive array of Spring Novelties and
styles. Enough of beauty represented
here to satisfy the most fastidious. We
have spared no pains to make the deco
rAtions Of our store AS attractive as posi-
bic. and We feel quite sure that you will
be amply repaid for the trouble you have
taken in coming to see us after you have
seen all Of the pretty things.
Our advice is don't miss this OPEN
ING. for if you do you will surely regret
1t.
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TIE MosrxrSrn.
49, aud aap INV
MONDAY AND TUESDAY OUR OPENING
DISPLAY OF MILLINERY.

MONDAY AND TUESDAY OUR OPENING
DISPLAY OF MILLINERY.
We beg 20 ANNOUNCE that our spring display Of
French Pattern Hats aud Bonnets, besides hun
dreds from our own work room. comrrisins
the latest and most artistic combinations OF for
eiSn materials and American id~ss. TAKES place
MONDAY and TUESDAY. MARCH q and ~ This
display will include Of the handsomest goods and
styles that Washington has ever Our display Of
French Flowers. Ribbons. Cntrimmed Hats Nets. Or
nsmsnts and Trimmings il simply marvellous. Your
presence respectfully requested
THE MONUMENTAL OPENING DAY BARGAINS
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
At our Hosiery Counter 80 dozen Swiss RIbt-d Vests
low neck and sleeveless. with all colors SIN Necn
Ribbons. that sell regularly at SOC.
OPENING DAY PRICE &C.
One lot Of ladies' Fine Hose. comprising rsn.
Grays. Black and Colored Boot Patterns with Fancy
Tops. English Balbrisans and Onyx Fast Blsct res.
ular Bic. quality.
OPENING DAY PRICE &c
One lot Of Pure SILK Hose Black ana color~d Boot
Patterns. that sell regularly at o.. ~.
OPENING DAY PRICE selz
THE MONUMENTAL.
GLOVE BARGAINS FOR MoNDAYANDr TUESDAY,
s-button Suede Mousquetaire. in Gray. Tans White
and Black. worth fully 81 ~. Every pair warranted
and lifted TO the hand.
OPENING DAY PRICE Q. 10
Our 81 grade Biarriz Glove all the leading shades.
OPENING DAY PRICE SIC.
Our 4button Genuine French Kid Gloves that sell
regularly at sl75 Every pair warranted and lifted
to the hand.
OPENING DAY PRICE elN
COTTON UNDERWEAR BARGAINS.
Fine Cambria Corset Covers. low neck. trimmed 1t
neck and sleeves with fine embroidery.
OPENING DAY PRICE eac.
Muslin Drawers made with yoke band asd four
tucks.
OPENING DAY PRICE &c.
Fine Muslin Skirts trimmed with embroidered rune
and 10 tucks cambria rune. 4-inch hem and tuck 9
IN the ruffie and Il tucks above with yoke bands.
OPENING DAY PRICE spc.
THE MONUMENTAL.
IT. $50 and es9 + ct. NV.
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PosSrRs' Or BALTIMORE.
ANrE-EAsTER DISPLAY.

By general consent. Easter is the Overture
Of Spring" It is the turn in the lane" of
seasons. We anticipate it as hsrbinser of
Natures brightest smiles And as the sylphs of
mythology doomed their most gorgeous attire to
greet the undimmed sun. so the .'customs o:
modern days"-fashion, so-called-shed thei:
most favoring radiance in and about the period
50 rapidly approaching.
shall make the chords of trade vbrate to
our touch the coming week Every one of our
sixty independent stores will BE- dressed in
new and becoming earb.
From Monday morning. the ed inst at y
O'Clock. until Saturday. the 2Sth inst, at lO3a
will take place the GENERAL FORMAL
SPRING OPENING of this house
Never before was the ''universality" Of our
business so apparent. Never have our demands
upon the worlds industry and skill been so ex-
haustivs. Never have our counters. shelves
and ware house contained such quantities.
Never have We been able to give expression TO
the same wide-arm, comprehensive claim
everything for everybody"
The enhancing display of the coming week
will take place in millinery. Importation
''manifests' and domestic invoices" have
poured in on us with all their dazzling charm
of color. design and unique conceit The world
famed names Of both hemispheres adorn the
''unblernished fancies Of fashion" We are,
perhaps. ardent in our esteem of what has come
to us from the four quarters of the globe but it
has all come for you. To US It is nothing with
ont the peoples approving estimate And,
while We point some ''periods Of pride" over
what We have been able to procure. it is in the
belief that we are merely anticipating your
bountlless admiration of our selections.
1t may interest you to know that we were
somewhat Influenced in the selection of our
patterns" by the demands and requirements
of washington's ultra" society. Encouraged
by nattering opinions doth spoken and writ
tenn. We are conscious of certaip degree of
acknowledged eminence in this reSprd, in the
recognition of which we number many Of your
social leaders. Therefore YOU wiz consider
that we have your good self pastkularlv in
mind. when we add most respectful and cor
dial wish that during the coming week Your
convenience may permit you TO honor us with q
visit
Excursions daily as usual over both railroads.
POsNERS',
BALTIMORE. 1t
-,OOD QUALITY WIDE UNBLEAcHED COTTON
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PARAsOLs. PARASOIs, PARAsOLS.
From 'Amasa Lyon Company" New
York.
From ''Follmer. Cloes & Co.." New
York.
Philadelphia.
From ''Hirsh 4 Bro :" Phila Pa
From ''S. :. FretZ. " Philadelphia Pa
FROM White. Howard Major" New
York.
We have their Gems and are selling the
same nj > to Is per cen. lower than Others
10 prove this s'e the different lines
around the city before looking us over, then
come AMI cOnync,. yourselves
Not alone arr our IQIces uIiapTroachable.
OF Il styles. selection OF Patterns and
Handles alike are novelties unlnatchable.
We show an elegant Bordercd Surah PARA
s'l, good quality. all new spring shades.
with elegant crook handle and tassel to
match surah, at S..9J.
Actual worth. 81.
Our line of the -. 95 grade consists of
about 2sj pieces, about IA styles in differ
ent shades.
FINE BLACK ALL-SILK ET-COyERED
Parasols. over a fine All-silk Marselleine,
with crook handles. at 1857.
our - 40. 81. ~. 81 ~ and 81 0S line
of Parasols cannot be overestnnsted.
Parasols from !Sc. up to 81.
CHILDREN's DRESSES FOR GIRLS.
=, >, \. o, Years. with elegant plaid ma
terial and plain goods to MATCH made ina
very neat style. for ~. "a. 80, e., 81. 90
see these and you are sure Of purchas-
4Ex II at all needed.
We also carry nice line of ehildrens
Jersey Suits in different styles. Ali new
spring shades. at lowest prices.
We carry large variety of Shawls. All
latest STYLES procured as soon as they are
made.
shawls from Germany. England and Scot
land.
Pain Cashmere Shawls IN Cream Cardi-
nal. Garnet, Tan, Mode. Pink and Light
Blue.
AtsI.4O to So 30
Ladies' Blazers in Black. Tan. Navy and
Slate. with Embroidered Collar and silk
Girle. at 81 ~.
Ladies' Blazers in Black, Tan, Navy and
Slate. with silk Girdle at $50
Ladies' Refers in Black, Tan, Navy and
Slate. at $3.50.
Chldrens Refers in Navy and Cardinal,
made Of nice quality flannel, with Brass
Buttons. at 81. -.
Fun lines of Chidren's and Misses Jack
cts and blazers at moderate prices
Our New Shirt Waists for Boys have been
received. We sell them tor the prices that
Others buy them. To convince yourselves of
tine truth of this assertion see our STYLES and
prices.
We have the prettiest line of Psrasol Gov
ers for Baby Carriages at prices that are sur
prises.
We are the Washington agents for DR.
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EOOD QUALITY WIDE UNBLEACHED COTTON
~ JIG. per yard. Andrcscoggin l.. yard wide
Bleached Cotton, &c: per yard. Cotton Toweling
3<c per yard BLCMS. S4J and az Sth ST. Sc.
FULL REGULAR MADE MISSES HOSE, I2S AND
lac. Mems Wool.mixed Shirts. 35c. Mems Out
ing Shirts, .?:1c.
mn2U-t l24l 1lth II. Sc
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II \ + E.. III / I:
OUR ELEVENTH ANNUAL CLEAR
ING SALE MONDAY. FIFTH DAY, AND
WILL CONTINUE FOR TWO WEEKS.
DURING THIS SALE OUR PATRONS
AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY WILL
BE OFFERED OUR
HIGH-CLAss FURNITURE AND UP
HOLsTERY FABRICS
AT EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTIONS
IN PRICE
MANY OF OUR GOODS WILL BE
QUOTED AT LESS THAN HALF
THEIR VALUE.
NOTE.-A FEW OF THE MANY BAR
GAINS WE SHALL OFFER ON MON.
DAY:
FINE CARVED MAHOGANY CABINET,
sl65; REDUCED TO $50.
FINE GOLD CABINET. ESQ; RE-
DUCED TO s1oO.
FINE GOLD TAPESTRY SCREEN. 600:
REDUCED TO so5.
CARVED OAK DESK. SIS; REDUCED
TO sas
HALL STAND. s35; REDUCED TO els.
SECRETARY AND BOOKCASE. sa4;
REDUCED TO sle.
MAHOGANY CHAMBER SET. sl65;
REDUCED TO $780,
OAK CHAMBER SET, sa5; REDUCED
TO sae.
OAK CHINA CLOSET. s45; REDUCED
TO ssl.
MAHOGANY LIBRARY TABLE. s4s;
REDUCED TO sls.
&C.. &C.. &C., &C., &c.
TO THOSE DESIRING FIRST
CLASS ARTICLES IN OUR LINE
THIS SALE AFFORDS FINE
OPPORTUNITY TO FURNISH HOUSE
soLIDLY AND ARTIsTICALLY AT
NOMINAL COST.
WE CORDIALLY INVITE INspEc.
TIoN AND COMPARISON.
ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN
FIGURES.
ALEX. MILNE.
nhl7-sw lal4 F ST. NV.
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A Ii OUR lsc. MEMS SEAMLESS HALF HOSE,
"A colors. White unblearhed. Browns Node and
Tans BE per pair, q pair for Zoe. bLrMs.
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DuNL.r.s NV loRk Hans
THE SPRING STYLE sILk AND DERBY
HAT INTRODUCED BY DUNLAP q co Now
READY AT
wILLETT RUoFF's.
fe21 poS Pei nsyl,.nia ave-
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Day Goops AND Norross.

DEY Goops AND NorIoss.
Pillow Case Cotton. 81.
bssf frrit Of the Loom Blsached Cotton. SIC
New shades Atwood Dress Goods. ~ in wide, sc.
SeS Shades Wool Face Dress Goods. 30 IN. wide. PC.
Dress flsnnels. IL yards wide. 80.
bieaeh-d aud Unblezchsd She~tlnz, lSc-
Ons case Pound Calico.
1ne cs-e Light shirtin.r Caliro. &c.
he'd Table Linen. last Colors. 2-sr.
Svr styles ArIus1ian Serge. 3Oin. wide. 12jtc.
liable Linen a. old prices.
w h- Bod Spreads. soS-, 81, 81 p.
tahco, "a. 10 yds. Spool Cotton, &c.
Lyionite GUS, M. Collars, lie.
3etts Linen Collars lOs. Job 10, Gents Cuffs lie.
III line White Goods in apron checks
India Linens. Dotted Swiss, &c
Az shades FLANNEL Dress Goods, sc.
silk WIn.isor scari- 49,
Feather Proof Tickins, LIZ.
7. b. TOwNER SON.
nlS 1916 18th 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-21

WILSON & CARR
FINE SHOES.
We have nov Q repairing department on our
premises, where you can have your solins and
Keeling done in the finest style at short notice
mh2l-1 ESFst NV
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PROPOSALS

10 sUIlDx.s.
Proposals viii be rscstvsd b. tn u,Asr,~,,a =, N
TIE rwExrY-YIFrH INSTANT by the s.vsr.,
sz>dss sspsrstsor whole. for the srscssoa Of shr.s
ssons and hssck avsllinss on TIE Ps,issAss Of shs
Potomac. coeduit rosd. loves prvpss.i - ,,rp-
nxsiy seosDssl L ou6H. Asohasscf.
Has -
March II IN. nhzAls.lA0
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MATTINGs! MATTINGs! GREAT SALE NOW
very limited. BiUN'S
mh3l-2t- AS aud IA 18th ct Sc
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Before rac kins away stok Seal skin Saca ues
jackets and Cages and all other fur~ will .
redu ton OF twenty cent 60 Ter All
relab bic and stylish shapes Genuine barssn, ecu
now lie obtained Tor ten All Plush Mrals AZ coss
wILLETr q RUofF.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-21

NOVELTY NECK RUCHINGs FOR EASTER.
Chiffon Ruchings embroidered in silk, in
Pink. Cream, White and Light Blue, double.
5 inches deep. O.. p yard.
Cream Chiffon Ruching. deliberately embroid-
cred in silk, inches deep. double. a3 25 yard.
Quilted la Toska" Net Ruchine in Black,
edged with silver and gold braid. 25c yard
Satin Band Ruching. edged with fine silver
shot, 25c. yard
Gold Cord Ruching. with White or Black
band, 1Sc. yard.
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CASHMERE REMNANTS. Il, Is AND So. /;
u striped sery-s, .Ur. Yard wide Challies. is<c
EAST WASHINGTON ENTEktklsE,
mh.o-2t La llth st. s.o.
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We want to remind you not to delay to have your
Hat trimmedif you it for Easter sunday.
The BON MARCHE
SKIRTS
Today opened an entirely new line of DARK sum
mer Skirts and think are showing good styles
and giving good values.
Domet Cloth Striped Skirts. 10 cents
Striped Mohair Skirts 40 cents.
Fast Black Fine Sate-n Skirts eI.15.
Fast Black Alpaca Skirts, 81. ~.
Fine Gray Alpaca Skirts a.4s.
Fine Black and Gray Alpaca Skirts,
e. 9s. 81. As, s3.9s, 81 and s6.
We ask you to look them.
THE BON MARcHE.
SHIRT WAISTS.
season we will sell-for
MONDAY and TUESDAY
Only-choice Of our Striped Domet Flannel and Per
Gale Shirt Waists
Sizes 4. 8. 8. :. 8. 9. 10. IL. Il, Is.
Regular price, p cents.
!! = CENTS.
| For MONDAY and TUESDAY.
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Cleopatra GirdIes. in Silver. Gold and Jeweled
effects. for Sll. SIS and SIS each.
Handsome effects in the new Passementerie
Collars. in Gold. 1t. Blue and Gold Heliotrope,
1875 each.
Also . full assortment Of all newest effects in
Beaded Passementerie Collars. Hadn Garni-
lures. Passementerie Jackets. Rich and Elegant
Jsweled Trimmings and Passelnenteries in the
newest Paris novelties and Effects In this de-
partment You will fnd the handsomest selec-
tons south of Philadelphia
EASTER ATTRACTIONS IN OUR LACE
DEPARTMENT
NOVELTY LACES.
Mouslin de Sol Lace In Cream, richly en-
broidsred in gold thread in leaf and spray de-
signs, making beautiful and effective trim
ming. inches WIDE 3d. yard.
Same styles ) inches wide for 75c. yard
BLACK MOUSLIN DE sol LACE, embroid-
cred in gold thread, very rich end effective en-
tirely new designs, inches wide. Soc. yard.
Same patterns ) inches wide for 7Jc. yard.
CREAM MOUSLIN DE sol LACE, en-
broidered in Cream silk. all new for EASTER
in variety of styles and patterns. inches
wide, Csc. 4nch, &c. 4}s-inch. 45c; 80
inches, 50c. ) inches. 75c. yard
BLACK MOUSLIN DE Sol LACE. embroid-
cred in Black silk. inches wide. 45c. yard.
PARTISAN NOVELTY JEwELED LACEs.
Right here comes in some Of the finest French
art, taste and skill.
BLACK SILK BRUSSELS NET. pattern
outlined with silver thread and embroidered
with fine cut-steel beads. n inches wide. Sc %
yard. 2inches wide, e. rs yard.
BLACK SILK BRUSSELS NET. pattern
outlined in GOLD THREAD, embroidered in
cut gold and Jet beads, Ia inches wide, sl.SS
yard.
BLACK SILK BRUSSELS NET. embroid-
cred In cut Jet and copper beads. pattern out
lined in Gold and Silver thread, jeweled with
imitation rubies and sspphres. 81. 90 yard.
BLACK SILK BRUSSELS NET Pattern of
cut jet beads. garnished with different colored
jewels. Ia inches wide, o. % yard.
Black SIX Brussels Net with pattern, silver
and copper thread embroidered in cut beads,
richly emblazoned in various sorts Of Jewels,
inches wide. S2.S yard.
Black Silk Brussels Net. heavily embroidered
in gold thresd and cut gold beads. 3 inches wide,
81. Is yard.
BLACK BRUSSELS NET. embroidered in
gold thread. embellshed with different colored
jewels. ~ inches wide, 81. 80 yard.
ALL-GOLD BULLION LACE of the latest
designs and patterns. IN inches wide SlJO
yard.
GOLD and SILVER EDGES. / inch wide,
Csc yard.
We are also exhibiting . MAGNIFICENT assort-
ment of Lace Flouncing. Drapery Nets. Demi
Flouncinys and Torchon and Medici Laces ina
very great variety of patterns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-21

Ut Oriental LAces. from y inrh 70 ~ wide
rss 1isr NAIu-s frOuI l9ls 10 ~. yard, az
lOc. yard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-27
Abomlnabie Record or the Massachusetts
Ballot Law.


The Massachusetts, form OF tho Ballot Reform act 10
the that adopted by the last Legislature Of this
State. regards the checking OF tho names tho
ticket The result Is that the gather votes in
proportion to the distance from the head OF the ticket
At the first trial there falling away OF than
1900 between the top and bottom OF ticket OF ten
names. One Of the papers OF tue State complies the
votes OF the last election showing that the fact 10
tirued. For Governor the vote 32I,6I3 for Lien.
tsIaYtoovsrnor 3Ia3ol. with falling away Oh each
office 10 the sixth which WAS down to 3o5,5Go Here Is
difference Of TO- coo votes between the head and
foot OF ticket Of only SIX names Had there been hf
teen or twenty names to marx the wrarress or indt
ference OF the voters would have been sti more
marked Ms the labor WAS multiplied In the MasSachu.
sets ihero were Two constitutional amendments
following tBe names. OH the arst OF which 128 1893
voters failed to make any mark. and on tho second
1884, e< Tue Massachusetts, voters possibly In.
tegent and much concerned for the success OF tho
candidates Of their party the Minnesota In
close election this would be matter OF considerable
interest especially TO the fellows good ways down
the ticket.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-27

There are other grievous items of news
from the Spanish-Americanr republics besides
the report OF q conspiracy to assassinate Presi-
dent MoNTT Of Chill. It is grievous to learn
that 6ehor MoNTuHAR, candidate for tho
Presidency of Guatemala, has threatened to
kill President BARILLAs. who has had to take
extra precautions to secure his personal safety.
at the very time his daughter was SO fortu-
nate as to marry Salvadorian millionaire:
that President PALACIo OF Venezuela has
banished his rival. ex-President PAUL:
that President SEIvA OF Honduras is
compelled to use the army in suppressing re-
bellion against his authority: that tho Presi-
dent OF Uruguay has again found It necessary
to arrest the unterriHed HERRERA for melting
revolt. and that the Presidential contest In Ar
gentins Is Very sure to end In civil war II Gen.
MITRE Is elected. or II he Is not elected. 1t is
grievous record thus far: and there are yet
other Spanish American Presidents and Pres
idential candidates and eX-Presidents who are
In grievous way at the close Of the year 1891
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-27
Tn. Religious aue.t,o. in France.

To THE EDITOR OF SuN-Si: You published
last week on your editorial page an extract
from pArenir. local paper OF Bayonne.
France. relating the supposed rebuke given by
the Bishop OF Bayonne to Jesuit preacher in
Bayonne Cathedral. As you may publish
more accounts OF the same character without
taking care to verify or to ascertain their ac-
curacy. will you permit me to call attention to
the fact that you do the Catholics Of France
much injustico2 Even in your editorial com.
ments on the situation In France you allow
yourself to follow authorities which are hostile
to the Catholic Church. and you give resume
OF French affairs which is not ut all impartial
We cannot always find time to correct mis-
statements Of this character In the press. but
beg that you will insert the following
account Of what happened on tho occasion In
Bayonne Cathedral. this account being taken
from the Bulletin Reli0ie,u Of that city.
The preacher. 1t seems. before developing
his thesis. addressed certain words to the
Bishop. according to custom. in the course OF
which he said: "Thnt truth. Monseignour.
which came down from heaven with the In
carnate Word. to the Vatican whence you have
come. you have received the deposit Of 1t. you
will hand 1t on TO us whole: you will not permit
In this yoS VIII 81 sS%sss boa
tSs sssy Rs By %
Bishop replied In the following, words; :" Be-
word to the eloquent sermon q the reverend
the Vatican. where have hue. the consolation
era Pon is e him 81 e &c
preston q my illlsl ysnesTstion. That r. the
press have Thought Il well to keep silent
Lost souls should be In any way scandal
profession Of faith; / dcsiare that Tor thee
Church. tor the defence OF her rights, for the
Pope her head. would &c, were Il necessary.
murtyrdom. Following the example Of the
Holy Father will always be respectful to the
Church invites us to pray for the republic; we
been = rebel; and; without ssasins 70 insist
az and suffers with patience" Any one who
account published In FApenir where tho
Bishop was made to exeIaim Pas de Jssuiiisme.
real trutl,was served up to tho public. Never;
bo read by many as gratifying anu perhaps
significant. lam. very truly yonrsS, av
ST. PATRIcK's REcronY. Dec. II.