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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-24
IA CORRESPONDENCE De PUERTO-RICO"
DOMINGO, % DE MARIO DE 1895. -
BANCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRICOLA
- De PUERTO RICO

Ell Consejo de Administrator de di-
cho Banco ha acordado en- session ordina-
ria de ounce del corriente, que todos los
prestamos de cualquier raturaleza que
haga en- adelante, serSn recibidos por los
que 10 solicitor en- Elective metalico y &C.
dulas hipotecarias al portador en- la propo-
sici6n siguiente:
Desde $500 hasta 5000 el OpS en- cedulas
3,1OO " $500 ell Is pS en- c6dulas
5,1OO " 10000 ell 20 pS en- c6dulas
81" 1O,1OO 10000 el 25 pS en- cedulas
SC 2o,1oo &c 10000 el 80 3 en- cedulas
&C 3o,1Oo &c 10000 el 40 pS en- c@dulas
C 4O,1O0 en- adelante so pS en- cedulas
entregandose tambien en- elective las frac-
clones memories de cincuanta pesos que re-
sulten al hacer la deduction del tanto por
ciento.
Y para que llegue conocimiento del
pdblico. expido el presente en- Puerto Ric,
Z 21 de Mario de 1895.-El Secretario, Sal
godor FM1Iadoso.-El Director Gerente
j. RoGg CoJonaeT. 30
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Nuestro colega La Democrdcia, al dar
cuenta del ultimo eecuestro de La BombG,
dice que no solo Sc verified este en- Ia edi-
ci6n impresa sino en- las paginas de plomo
del periodico. Y q renglon seguido re-
produce estas palabras del seflor Verdi,
dichas hace pocos dias en- plena Audien-
cia en- la vista p1blica de la causa seguida
por el articulo EL Aborddge: =
"Hoy-decfa ell distinguido funciona-
rio-la ley no permite que Sc secuestren
los moldes tipografcos; Sc secuestra uni
camente el escrito penable, va impreso.
persiguen dibujos, grabados, caricaturas
etc, en- cuyo case la policla SO incauta
del cltclt6, q fin de que no pueda servir
q la reproduction del delito. =
Al oolega le chOc0 ~ s cualquiera, -
que despues dc pronunciadas las anterio-
res palabraa Por el senor Verdi, delaRte
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1880, QUE IRTERESAI Ia CAPITAL DE VIZ.
cAYA y LA PUERroRR1oUESA de Sucesores de
jose Hernaiz, ofrecen sus numerosos parroouia.
nos al pdbhcO en- general un magnffco surtido
de teias paSt todos los gustos al alcance de to-
dos los bos1llos. Especiaiidad en- tiras bordadas
de todos Anchos y c1ases casimires nacionales v
extranjeros, = Realization de pintados. Precios
sin .competencia .>-...-
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TELEGRAMA De MADRID 49,.
Los CONSERVADORES EN- Ell PODER.

Anoche SO re ibi6 en- ell Gobierno Ge-
neral elsiguiente telegrama de Madrid:
= ''S. M. la Reina ha conferido al seflor
Oanovas del Castillo el encargo de formar
nuevo Ininisterio. ~ "
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~ HTT metros de mocha para
III VI yesqueros y 500 docenas
~ uAAIA de yesqueros muy como
dos, SO acaban de recibir en- el BAZAAR DE
NOVEDADES de GOnzdzez Pad5n Herno0-
nos, San Francisco, esquipa San Justo.-7
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-24

Tuvimos ell gi1sto de saludar en- esta
Ciudad a nuestro amigo el Lcdo. don
Aurelio Dapena, vecino de Yabucoa.
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De Trujillo. alto nos escriben que I'm
ioven, vecino de ese pueblo, Sc le disparo
casualmente un arma de fuego que porta-
ba. hiriendo ell proyectil gravemente I'm
nif1O.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-24

San Francisco esquina Crnz), entiende eli
busilis. Ahora ACADIA de importar, para
la Semana Santa, trajes completes de ca
simir fino, compuestos de americana, pam
talon y chaleco que yende desde hasta
16 pesos uno. Tambien gorras y trajecitos
marinera para nifios, muY bonitos desde
IL reales hasta 10 pesos cada uno. Els pre-
ciso, pues, aprovechar la OCCASION.
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Ha fallecido en- Yauco la estimable
sef1ora, dofa Carload Sanz de Justiz, ma
tural de Cuba y persona muy apreciada
en- aquella localidad. r. I. p. ~
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I'm ell dep6sito de calzado "La Pal
mesana" de Pieras y Companfa, Fortele-
"a 80, Sc encuentra y SO datalla el mejor
calzado que Sc importa q Puerto Rico.
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t-3 El Ayuntamiento de Ponce ha aumen-
tado de rs e. go pesos el sueldo de que GO
zaban los individuos de la policia muni-
cipal. asss%. #zg
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.El CAME en- prdctica, Ell amigo zal.
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Buenos abanicos, mitones, guantes y
todo 10 que usted necesite para su esposa
y sus hijos, 4c6mprelo en- La Fama de
Puer5o-Rico" de don Francisco Arrabal,
Gale de San Francisco ndmero As. Els
allf la $tienda favorita del puertorriqueho,
los alemanes, los turcos y los ingleses.
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Han contraido matrimonio en- Arecibo
ell apreciable joven don Antonio Figueras
y la simpatica ssnorita Catalina DoVal.
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NOTICIAS GENERATES

Nuestro querido colega La Bandera
EspaGoza, desenvaina el chaforote para
protestar belicosamente contra Ia Erase
Soldadesca, que I'm telegrama recibido por
via extranjera pone en- boca del general
Martinez Campos.
No SO sulfure, colega querido, que no
hay motive para enarbolar Ia bandera del
profeta. Elstelegrama aludido puede ser
exagerado de seguro que no SO refere a
los Miles egreg1ets stre'aetws. Adennas, la
Erase so .dadesca, segun el diccionario, sig
mica .'El ejercieio, y profession 9 ell con-
de mas 5eIActnaces gldo6ats 11scWrU1s.
Caballero -. no arrempujar.
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Ell renombrado establecimiento Gel
Popular" de America Salas, Cruz mime
70 10, es sin disputa el deposito de calzado
que mas barato vende dicho articulo.
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Do,sde qasero que te metas te pego an
poJO.
U7e capit0gefo.
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NO DIVIDE usted la direction: En-
la Gale de San Francisco ntmero 80, es
donde esta establecida Ia peleterfa La
ConstancGG de Borras y Reines. ALI en-
contrara usted ell mas variado surtido de
calzado para sehoras, sefioritas, nifios y
caballeros; alh los mejores calcetines, ca
misillas, gorras de seda, pahuelos, cintu-
rones y driles mallorquines. Sc vende
mas barato que en- ninguna parte. P.
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81 quiere usted conner muy sabroso J
limpio, acuda al restaurant La CotGlanG
San Francisco Sc.
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Seis hombres de ciencia uno sin
ella, han trabajado hoy las eLecciones en-
la plaza de toros. Habia pa -el, pa-eIla Y
pa-mi. Vemos con gusto que los tra6Gjos
eIectorGJes SO popularizan. y que la cien-
cia no anda reflida con ellos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-24

- Retreta esta noche ror la banda del
Battalion Cazadores de Colon:
1.'-Pasodoble ia Brujan Chapf. 2. .
|-Qbertura LIE Gait, Thomas 3.o4Arie-
Eta de Tiple zaEzuela 8 fRey qUe Rahio, =
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En- Barros no hay para la venta pil
blica sellos de correos nj hbranzas de Ii
prensa.
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Pasado manana martes saldra S. e
el Gobernador General para continuar 81
vista de inspection por la Isla. Nos hal
pobIaciones del Oeste.
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Respectable persona de Arecibo nos
eseribe, q proposito de un artfculo publi-
cado por -EI Peqmef1O DiGTdO, en- Ell que
pretende demostrar que los Ingenieros no
estos tienen tanto interss como la Corpo-
raci6n municipal y ell pueblo en- yer fer
minada dicha obra; pero que no es 10 mis-
mo escribir en- las columnas de EI PeqLeno
DiGraO que hacer estudios de esa natu-
raleza." ~
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vino MUS Uo T9nluo msroa Pso as psoOee 81
de Macon Imperial, y podemos asegurar
que por su pureza, suavidad y exquisite
gusto, es el mejor que Sc importa en- esta
Isla. Para que puedan convencerse de es-
ta afirmacion los que tengan dudas, pue-
den solicitarlo al detalle en- los estableci-
mientos de esta Ciudady alpor mayor me-
brica de Limonadas, Tetuan 26, que es el
unico importador. 3-3
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CAMBIOS. Aver Sc han hecho opera
clones de giros sobre Londres 4 la vista a
z pesos 75 centavos la libra esterlina,
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Ell microbes 81 despues del toque dc
oraciones, dara principle con toda solem
nidad en- la Santa Iglesia Cathedral, Ell no
venario de Nuestra Senora de los Dolores
que hace afios celebra la familia de nuee
tro amigo don Angel Navajas, la que in
vita todaS sus amis AIDES y demas fieles
para su mayer concurrencia.
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Desde el 81 del mes actual hasta Ell 3
del proximo mes de Abril, tendran lugar
los ejercicios espirituales que para hom-
bres solos daran los Rever9ndos Padres
Redentoristas en- Ia iglesia de Santa Ana
noches las siete y media despues del
Rosario con exposition del Santfsimo
Sacramento.
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who went were B. W. Lewis, H. F.
Metcalf, D. Billings, F. H. Piatt, c. S.
Knapp, T. 3. Vosburg, E. A. Adams, c.
NJ. Barlow, L. T. Burns, G. S. Baldwin.
John B. Fassett, n. A. McKown, r. E.
Billings, r. w. Bannatyne.
Captain E. S. HandricK mas returned
from Philadelphia.
The funeral of Thomas Manley yes
terday was largely attended, many
friends coming from distance ito pay
the last tribute Of respect to the de-
ceased. Rev. Father Driscoll preached
a fine discourse and Mrs. Kate Sllivau,
leader of the Hyde Park Catholic choir,
sang the mass beautifully, receiving
many compliments therefor. Among
those who We're present from out Of
town were T. F. Cody and Tracey Rob-
erts, of Pittston; Peter Cawley, Mrs.
"a fine discourse and Mrs. Kate Sullivan,
Mrs. John Heath, of Scranton; Thomas
Gibbons, James Maloy. of Vosburg:
John Mahanna and mother, of Russell
Hill: John S. Tanney, S. J. Regain, Miss
Mary Lynch, Mrs. William Reilly and
Mrs. George Reilly, of Wilkes-B
A handsome soldiers monument on
needed now to lend grace and dignity
to the county property. If surrounded
with few neatly kept flower beds 1t
would transform what has always
been an ugly blotch into a charming
little spot, especially If a fountain be
added
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known Graves" Sunday school at p. M.
All are welcome

All are welcome.
Penn Avenue Baptist Church-Rev.
Warren G. Partridge, pastor. Services at
1890 a. m. and 730 p. m. Subject in the
morning, THE Office Of the Word of God"
In the evening the pastor will preach a SER
mon on Patriotism" before the Ezra S.
Griffin post, of the Grand Army of the
Republic, appropriate for Memorial Day.
Special music for the occasion. Strangers
are cordially invi I'd.
North Main Avenue Baptist Church-In
the morning Rev. w. G. Watkins will de-
liver sermon on topic which at present
is all absorbing, namely, THE Bible in
the public schools" The agitation and re-
cent litigation on this question in relation
| to the public school of Waverly makes the
discussion of this question pertinent and
timely. Evening subject will be, "The FL
der Brother of the Prodigal Son." Appro-
pirate music will be rendered. Miss Nellie
DeGraw will sing.
The Second Presbyterian Church-Rev.
Charles Z. Robinson, DID, pastor Ser
vices at 80 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. The pas
tor will preach in the evening on How to
Make the Most of the Soldiers Sacrifice"
All are invited. There will be special
music by Mr.. Weeden and the chorus.
Conservatory hall, 4O2 Lackawanna ave.
nue.. Gospel service as usual at 3l5 p IN.
Evangelist Scovil and Rev. Macarthur will
both be present
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
Owing to the indispssition of the pastor,
the services tomorrow will be conducted
by Rev. Richard Horns.
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CHURCH SERVICES.

First Presbyterian Church-James Nc
Leod, DID,, pastor. Services 1880 a. IN.
and twilight service" from to 6 o'clock
In the afternoon. DIR. Mcleod will preach
at both services Strangers welcome.
Jackson Street Baptist Church-The pas
tor will preach both morning and evening.
Morning theme, Conditions of Spiritual
Power" Evening, woman: Her Sphere.
Influence and Responsibility" Services,
1890 n. m. and p. m
First Baptist Church-Pastor Collins will
preach Sabbath at TO- 30 a. m. and 7.SO p. m.
Morning theme, Prayer and Fasting
Evening theme, Baptism of the II. s.
The ordinance of water baptism following
sermon. Seats free. All welcome.
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church-Services at 1890, to be followed
by the Sunday school. Epworth league
at 6.i5. Preaching at 7.3O. This service
will be in keeping with memorial services,
to which all are cordially invited. BE in
time so that the ushers can provide you
with good seat. Rev. ]. l.. Race, pas
tor.
Green Ridge Baptist Church-Rev. W. j.
Ford pastor. Services at 1880 n. m. and
7.3O p. m. Subject in the morning, THE
Present Need for Workers" In the even
ing,,,";The Duty of a Nation to the Memory
of It's Heroes
p,, n.l :. co,,,,o, f,,,roh-pev
:, " 'r,,, nm as,os ~ sahhath morninr
~ aa,s p,,I, ,,roo,t, his farewell, ser.
mon 10 The church Subject. "The Work
of the Church" In the evening there will
he n final address to the young people.
g.. vu,,,,, r,,.,or,r C,rro,psv
,,e, u,as ,, rrS'" T,rt 49, Sarv,nos an snn.
ros'c, ". w, pa ~, r,h.,s,,on assn.
uay u, '"v 20 % oa"s y, wa az m SUNDAY
cIa.'o, az =, ,VSV %" a. ~ o 81 " 90 Sai,n.s
Grove. Pa. will preach.
A. A.. s,,,,,n ,,o,,o,,s, rn,sco,o,
h .ne ,,,. o,npon ,,,,. p',onirn
Snuren-i ~ ., ,.au ,,s, ""e Eao,a @ sants
ey 'he pas'or' 'eV " " r'o''' '''
iree'
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more Presbyterian church have ar
ranged to run their annual excursion
to Lake Ariel on June 26.
| Great preparations are being made
| by the several churches for Children's
Day. There will be special exercises in
nearly all the Sunday schools.
The Wyoming district Memorial as
sociation will meet at Lackawanna
Monday and Tuesday.
| Items Of Personal Mention.
Rev. w. S. Jones will preach an Eng
lish sermon at the First Welsh Baptist
church tomorrow morning.
Rev. +. j Collins will attend the an
| niversaries Of Baptist associations, to
be held at Saratoga, N. Y, on May 2S.
| Rev. Richard Horns will preach at
the Asbury Methodist Episcopal church
| tomorrow.
Rev. w. II. Stubblebine, pastor Of
Calvary Reformed church, was in at
| tendance at the annual meeting of the
Wyoming classes in Conyngham, Pa
The reports of the work done and re-
suits accomplished in the various
charges shows an encouraging growth
the pressure of hard times. The board
of foreign and home missions report
that their work Is in a very encour-
aging condition. There is no deficit in
the foreign board, and but small one
in the home board. The place chosen
for the next annual meeting of classes
Is the Calvary Reformed church of
Scranton.
Miscellaneous Mention.
A Junior Epworth league has been
organized in the Park Place Methodist
Episcopal church with seventy men,
bers. Rev. G. r. Price, the superintend-
ent, hopes to be able to report MEM
bership of 100 at an early date.
Members of the Christian Endeavor
society of the Providence Welsh Con-
grega tional church are selling tickets
for their annual excursion to Lake
Ariel on July 1S. ~
Trinity church congregation are
making vigorous and, doubtless final
effort, to pay off the entire indebtedness
still resting on them. The first Sunday
in June, Whitsunday, is set for final
monetary returns.
Rev. ID. G.. Hughes Is preaching n
series of practical and useful sermons
at the Jackson Street Baptist church.
Tomorrow morning he will preach upon
"The Conditions of Spiritual Power"
and In the evening on woman, Her
Sphere, Influence and Responsibility"
Memorial windows as follows have
been presented for the new Calvary
church front windows: Mr.. and Mrs.
Irwin G.. Berger, in memory of Jennie
Oscilia Berger; Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Stubbleblne, in memory Of Bertha
b. Smith and Mrs. and Mrs. c. Il.
Weidau.
The following excerpt is taken from
Calvary Tidings: "A great revolution
Is about to take place In the near future
In the manner of administering the wine
at the Lords supper. Heretofore 1t has
been the custom for all to drink from
cup In the commune. That such a
custom may result in the importation
OF diseases to others will be granted
and hence 1t has been decided to intro
duce the Individual communion cup,
thus avoiding any exposure to disease.
We shall have more to say on this
subject later and hope to adopt 1t in
our church"
An excellent programme was provid-
ed by the Hampton Street Church Ep-
worth league at their rooms last even
Ing, 5, y hi 4.
A Napoleon Tea" was held at the
manse by the members of the Christian
Endeavor society OF the Dunmore Pres
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TONkHANNOCK.

w. A. Sturdevant of Scranton. who Is
interested in the oil prospecting move
ment up near Lovelton, was In town
yesterday having some leases record
ed. He says that he and his associates
nave $500 acres under lease in North
Branch and Windham townships and
that they will begin building "a derrick
about June 5. The man who will run
the drill, when started, has been in the
business for eighteen years and his
helper nearly twice as long. Inasmuch
as both of them are financially inter-
ested IN the venture, Mr.. Sturdevant is
confident that there will be no sham
ming. The first well will be put down
in close proximity to we'll No. l, but
the old hole will not be made deeper,
as was reported, on account of water.
He has no faith in the Forkston terri
tory, where parties drilled last season.
Attorneys q. ]. Jordan, James w.
Piatt and Charles w. Terry returned
from Laporte Thursday might where
they had been to attend the May sit
ting of the court carrying on the judi
ctal contest. The matter Is very un-
certain at this stage, as at is said that
$50 votes will probably be thrown out
In Sullivan county. The effect, IL such
a thing occurs, cannot be foretold but
one Of the attorneys confidently pre-
Such a result would seat him en- the
bench, for It lis in nowise probable that
enough illegal votes will be found in
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byterian church on Tuesday evening.
The success both financially and social
ly exceeded the anticipations, and the
young workers are to be congratulated
upon their efforts.
Young Mems Christian association as
the day of prayer for their foreign
work. The secretaries of the associa-
tions who are at work in India, Japan,
Brazil, China and Ceylon will be the
special subjects of prayer.
Owing to the meeting of the Wyom-
ing District Ministerial association,
there will be no meeting of the Method
list ministers at Elm Park church on
Monday morning.
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echoes OF THE CONVENTION
InsiQnificance Of the Diaconate in the
Congregational Churches.
TO WORK WITHOUT A SALARY
Frank o. Jones VIII Labor as Lay Mis-.
sionary-New Choir Arrangements at
First Presbyterian Church-Lu.
theran Church Doings.

Various thoughts are suggested by
the discussions which were held at the
meetings Of the State Congregational
association at Pittston during the
week. Foremost Is the Impeachment
made by Rev. Daniel Jones of the pres
ent insignificance Of the diaconate.
The paper formed the incident Of the
convention, and the sentiments ex-
pressed are such that do not tend to re-
feet credit on the great Congregational
ist body. Mr.. Jones, 1t was generally ad-
mitted, was quite correct in his accusa-
tton that the denomination was indi-
rectly guilty Of unscriptural conduct
The guilt was, II possible, intensified
by the fact that 1t was due to neglect
Of the usages by means Of which this
great church has developed. No argu-
ment can possibly be made that pres
ent day policy justifies the discarding
of the only lay office, authorized by
Scripture, as interpreted by the de-
nomination. The question is not only
an extensive one, but it Is of vital inn
portance and includes the final extinc-
ton of this time-honored office. The
query could well have been added to
the paper, How far have the ministers
endeavored to maintain the usefulness
of the Office? Had this been a subject
Of discussion in all probability a sClu-
tion Of the difficulty would have been
reached.
Another feature Of interest Is the
happy co-mingling Of the English and
Welsh churches In one great union.
Bi-lingual difficulties are nowhere to
be observed. One phase of the ques-
tion however, affords ample food for
reflection. The Welsh churches are in
many instances the mother churches
of the later English churches, and the
chief support of the recent churches is
derived from an influx Of members
from the Welsh churches. 1t is admit
tedly wise course and more convent
ent for the younger members, particu-
larry, to worship in the language with
which they are most familiar, but II
Is an open secret that q considerable
section of Welsh people, not capable of
.intelligently understanding an English
sermon, are attracted to the English
services for no reason except that they
are tired OF their own church. They
cannot, however, appreciate that their
usefuless Is materially lessened. and
that thereby they reduce their attend
ance at house Of worship to q matter
Of form rather than a matter OF duty.
The practice Is, unfortunately, on the
increase. and Is q source =. danger to
the development Of the denomination.
Self Sacrifice In Church Work.
The following excerpt from st. Luke's
Churchman will be read with interest
1.-THE fruits Of the spiritual activity
of parish life are constantly appearing
William Toole, Of Minooka, a devout
COMMUNICATE Of this parish, and for the
past two years student at the Strouds-
burg Normal school, has consecrated
himself to the work Of the church
Under the advice Of the rector he was
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1895-06-15
Exhibition at the Convent.

Exhibition at the Convent.
The pupils of the Mount Carmel
Convent will give dramatic and
musical entertainment i'm their spa
cious hall on Wednesday,, the z6th
of June. The entertainment will
commence at 1890 O'Clock in the
evening and the admission price
will be IS cents. There will be re-
freshments served at the usual prices
which means that they will be with
in reach of all as the good sisters
are always satisfied with a small
profit. The people of this town
and adjoining country are justly
proud of this splendid institution
and they never fail to show their
appreciation whenever an aPportu-
nifty presents itself. The entertain
ment on the 76th promises to be
exceedingly interesting and we be-
speak for the sisters large attend
ance.