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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-14
Ambassador Rayard,s GIFTS.

Hon. Thomas b. Bayard, ex.ambassa.
dor to Great Britian, will this evening
present to the Baptists Of Wilmington
three gifts which he secured while In Eng-
land As the Second Baptist Church Is
the oldest Institution Of that denomina.
tion In Wilmington the gifts will be pre-
sonted to 1t as custodian. for the members
of the church throughout the city.
The gifts comprise a chair, which Is an
exact reproduction Of the one used by Johu
Bunyan when he wrote "Pllgrlm's Pro.
gress." The second is fac smile copy of
the charges under which he was impris-
oned and the third is an original copy Of
"Piigrim's Progress" itself, Of which only
five are now In existance
The mefnentoes Of the great writer and
preacher will be presented by Mr.. Bayard
and Rev, r. B. Cook, D. D. will receive
them on behalf of the Wilmington Bap.
lists Rev. Frederic Foye Briggs will de.
liver an address of thanks on behalf Of
Second Baptist Church. 1t Is likely that
DR.. Weston of Crozier Theological Semi.
nary will also be present and mike an I'D
dress,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-14
BLUE PEOPLE BRIGHT.

The business mans FREUD. BiC0la Pills,
arc u scientific remedy and the only per.
feet cure for the diseases Of the nervous
system. A remedy adapted for the bank.
81, lawyer doctor, preacher and merchant
While Bicola Pills are intended for all
who are afflicted with nervous weakness,
they are particularly adapted to women
suffering from Il weakened condition OF
the nervous system, with prostratioG,
fatnLness etc. BCOlu Pills give Immediate
relief-fQr rheumatism all blood and uer-
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by THE TURNER'S, Of philadelphia
THE TURNER'S, also make
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Goubles
Cure piles.
TURNER'S LITTLE LIVER TURNER'S
a very small pill Turns your liver
Have appointed as Special Agents in Will
mington for their Great Remedies, tho
following Druggists; S. c. Mckeevor,
Il. c. Kimble, Wilmer c. Taylor DR..
Bennett Downes, Il. R Neasoy, West
Street Pharmacy j. Harvey Spruance,
Central Pharmacy J. j. Gallagher &
Bro.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-14
Be STRONG AND Hearty,



II you starved for two days you would
feel rs weak as Hcat.
Proot enough that your food is tho cause
Of your strength.
If your stomach is sick, you're starving
away your strength Slowly perhaps but
none the less surely
You feel it yourself.
You have nausea loss of appetite, head
ache, gidainosS, pain in the stomach, loss
Of strength, spirits and ambition.
What do sou Think Thati your head,
But It's not It's simply your Strength.
Food is strength Stomach makes it
available If stomach won't work, food
does not become available strength.
Shaker Digestive Cordial will, in few
Doses make your stomach we'll and hrip
your food make you strength.
Who wouldn't be strong? Whoever
won't take Shaker Digestive Cordial
Sick, tired, weary men and woman,
those who are working their bodies and
brains too hard, will find relief and strength
in Shaker Digestive Cordial.
1t makes strength. II makes health 1t
makes happiness
It's not an Ordinary medicine it's a
cordial
Its pleasant to take, and more than
pleasant in its results.
For sale by ali druggists at 10, 25 80
cents and Sl,OD a bottle
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-14
DOTS,

| There were nineteen deaths, eight births
| and eight marriages In this city last week
George ", Drcxol and wife on Saturday
| inspected their own yacht Alcedo which is
being built by the II, & H. Company.
Seventeen women who wish to DO school
| teachers were examined ut school No. on
Saturday.
Owing TO illness the Rev. NJ L. Hutton
| was unable to preach at Scott NJ. Il,
Church yesterday morning.
George Porter was sont to Now Castle
| Jail Saturday night upon q charge of non.
support preferred by his wife
The bl-weokly tea Of the auxiliary of tina
Delaware Field Club was held Saturday
afternoon and it was an enjoyable affair.
Bishop Charles Fowler, D. D L L. D.,
has been secured to deliver his world wide
Grafton Abraham Lincoln on October
2Sth.
Chief of Police Dolan has boon com.
planned to Of tho noise made by the drains
Of the American Volunteers.
Rev F. B. Short preached in Epworth
Church last night on "rhe Soul that sineth
It shall die" A collection amounting to
$50 was takon.
Samuel H Tinker, youngest son of Rev.
Dr. Tinker Is q clerk In tho clothing store
of Mr., Wright at the corner Of Eight and
Market street. flo began his Clcrkahip on
Monday June and has been at the store
from q. IN. to p. N. every week day
since
Tho ncmbnra of tho Glass Of '05 will
meet in tho assembly room Of TIE High
School Monday evening, June "A,
lIamburgers great re, organization is ad.
vortsed on tho second pago OF tho kEpUB.
LOAN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-14

Children entered more largely than
usual yesterday into tho services IN many
Wilmington churches. Tho oe.aston was
thaannual celebration OF c,fiiIison's day
and the services wore arraE 4ed with es-
pecial reference TO the participation of the
little folks.
Iua number of churches platforms were
built where the children sat in tiers and
lifted up their childish trebles In songs
and choruses, Little girls In white dresses
boys In light-colored summer wear and
all holding clusters OF flowers, added a
pretty effect to the scene. REGULATIONS
and responsive readings completed the
programs, which were accommodated to
the temper and patience of those compris-
ing majority Of the audiences.
Flowers and plants added to the bright
ness and beauty Of the services, and in
some churches Gagged birds twittered and
sang In efforts to help swell the music
Baptisms were made features Of some of
the services. Many pastors took the op.
portunity to give short talks to parents,
with timely advioe as to the moral and
spiritual care of their children The chill
dren, too, were told how to conduct them
selves toward parents.
In some churches the offerings of the
services were for general church mis-
sionary fund while In others especial char.
tiles were benefited by the collections.
The children were taught in practical
way how to devote some of their abun-
dance to others with fewer advantages and
opportunities than themselves,
AT Harrison Street and Asbury NJ Il
Churches services were conducted both
afternoon and evening.
At Central Presbyterian Church the
Hon Chas Il. Lore made an address and
rat Union NJ. e Church fine program
was given by the Sunday School scholars.
AT Mt. Salem NJ f. Chur III the exercises
were extremely interesting, and the Rev,
Harvey e, Ewing gave an illustrated
black. board talk both morning and even
ing
At Hanover Presbyterian Church the
exercises " ere held at the morning service
as they were also at the Brandywlne NJ. K.
Church, while some of the other churches
held them in theafternoon or evening, and
still others during the entire day The
children entered heartily into the spirit
OF the occasion, and those who wore privi.
legged to take part acquitted themselves
Creditably.
West Church's pastor DR.. Kegwin
preached in the morning from the text
.And the Child Samuel ministered unto
the Lord before Eli" Seven children were
baptized before the sermon. In the even
ing the general exercises were held and as
in all other churches, were interesting.
The day was also appropriately observed
at Ezion NJ, L Church. A large full.
rugged ship occupied prominent place be-
fore the pulpit, aud into 1t che contrihu
lions OF The day were placed
Tho Rev. Il. II, Butler OF Atlantic City,
n j., and Bishop Cook of this city, made
addresses. The Rev. w. C. johnson of
this city spoke at White Clay Creek Pres.
bytorian Church,
p Chillrun'c Nav ,,ns uIan pl,pnrro1 ut
Wesley NJ. f. Church, West Presbyterian
Church Goodman NJ. sE Church, Brandy
wine NJ, e. Church, Olivet Presbyterian
Church, Bethany Baptist Church, st.
IRul's NJ. E. Church and Grace NJ. E.
Church.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-14

&Milk Inspector McEvilly this morning
received u five gallon can Of buttermilk
Il will be at first base on the grounds at
Riverviow this afternoon, when the police
hold their annual field day sports.
Walter H. Hayes will be umpire aud he
denies that he is purohasable A crate of
strawberries have been purchased for the
purpose of making short cake,
Detective Money took swim yesterday
at Augustine Pier in order to be ready for
the need OF q good man on first base.
He brought home q sallie bat, feet
long and Is inches In circumference In or
der to try and bit the ball. The two pa
troll wagons will be in service.
The city Passenger Railway Company
placed special car Mt the disposal of the
police.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-14

Commandment we-k Ut Delaware Col.
lege began yesterday when Rev I. a. Nc,
Curdy At Central PRESBYTERIAN Church Of
this city preached tic burga lauroatc ser.
Agn HIS text Was from John T. ~;
'Trl.Ly, Veriy y, say unto you, except q
oorn Of wheat tail into The ground and die
~ bbklglh alone but if ii not die 1t BRING.
eth forth iDuth fruit" His suhj7?v was
life From Death; OF tina High From tho
Lower ConiS-ssns
DR., McCatdy told Of tho life from death.
10 life, ua!uyc, ciu!ii1NtItn, the mind, re.
nslon, I'll retiElqul experience, and Of the
6nal triumph Of Inc L0rd ~ all these at
We conc Hsion Of tie 7ermon DE- MoCurdy
delive"Ht he annual adIross to the Rradu.
Rting class
The c!GAa day exercises Of the college
will be held this uitprnJJI at i O'Clock,
and at o'c.o0S tt.s evening the declaIna
tou oontest will take place The com
menceineht exercises viii he held on " ed.
pssday morning at 1854 o clock. Howard
Pyleaf this city viii maze bha address.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-14

On Saturday night tho police raided the
house of Mary Brown colored oh tho cor.
nor of Water and Orange streets. In adj
dltion to the coiored women found In the
house, Spencer Hogan white man was
arrested
Officer White testified In the City Court
bhls piHorhng thas daoraory oIaEaoe'
Hogan testified that he paid q wolfram
in the house 81 80 for his lodging. A fae
Of $50 and costs was imposed on Mary
Brown. m.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-14

was sitting oh his door steps whom he was
informed that man was acting indecent
ly at Front and Walnut He went there
and found Joseph Connell and tried to get
him to go homer.
He received noting but oaths for his
pains and then when he attempted to ar.
rest ths man, Council bit him on the hand
and u general rough and tumble fight en-.
sued. Judge Ball made the rating 1T ~
and costs in the City Court this morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-14
Cursed the Judge.

William Powell Is one of the regular
coasters who spend their vacations in Jail.
On Saturday night Powell was arrested
for being drunk, and Saturday morning
in the City Court was sentenced to 80 days
in Jail
Powell soornfully looked at the Judge
and then cursed him, That cost him 10
days liberty and as Powell had succeeded
60 we'll he trlod the process again and the
judge wont him 20 days better 50 he will
hive 60 lnYs In mil
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-14

On Sunday, June 6, ut Augustine Park
some colored men from Philadelphia
played the sweat game. The management
objected and decided not to allow such
conduct at the park.
The manager notified Deputy Stat \ .
torney Cooper and that official sent the
State detectives to park yesterday. They
were notified by the talent and no game.
They secured information however and
arrested Thomas Lawrence colored, of
Philadelphia. When searched a sweatcloth
was found in his pocket He was held by
Magistrate Daley In $500 bail to appear ut
the upper court
The management OF tho Augustine Park
will not allow any disorder on the steamer
Favorite and will strictly preserve good
order at the park, us none but the best
people will be allowed to visit the grounds
Tho resort is popular and the management
wishes to continue Its good name.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-14

Samuel Fleming on Saturday night sur.
rendered himself to answer q charge OF as.
sault and battery on his wife on April 49,.
He will be giving hearing this evening:
Maggie Clarke will spend 40 days In jail
for being drund.
bThree young men who were arrested
yesterday for scorchlng will be given
hearing thls evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-14

The following gentlemen are out as can.
didates for the position Of secretary anG
treasurer of the Board of Education which
meets on Tuesday evening for organiza
ton.
w. S. Lednum n c. Lakeland, George
8, Stradley, Ambrose s. McVey, l., B. Jones
an Benjamin Bartram.
he candidates and their friends are
IN skiing a lively hustle for the position and
there will be quite a shaking up of dry
bones when tho election comes off.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-14

Miss Sallio Sullivan gave Il tug party
aboard tho Meteor to number of friends
Saturday evening. Those who enjoyed
the trip We're; Clinton Fogwell Frank
Ross, Hazel Fogwell, Ernest Parks, j. c.
Connor, WiIfrod L. Buckmaster, William
Newell, Miss Sallie Sullivan, Miss LuOna
Wilson, Miss Mabel Grub, Miss Clara
Buckmastor, Miss Hattie Simmons, Miss
haLo Snyder Miss Alice Evans. The tug
went to Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-14
i OUR CARD BASKET. - z,

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toommunioations tor this column saouli
bewritten oa ono si'ts OF the paper only aii
addressed Our Gard Basket" REPUBLICAN
Oflee.
Miss Nellie Maxwell. Of this city, has
been visiting relatives in Chester.
Miss Mattie:Sheppard is visiting friends
in Philadelphia.
Marshall Smith is visiting his parents at
Elkton.
DR.. Frank f. Plerson has returned from
q visit to Milford.
Harry j, Stoeckle sails from New York
for Europe next Monday.
Miss Nataiel Rey bold, of Delaware Cit y,
has returned homo after visit to friends
in this city.
Mrs, Gootee Stevens spent Saturday in
Philadelphia.
Miss Bertha Sanyille, of Chester at.
tended II wedding Thursday evening In
Wilmington.
The family of M. Bowman Fowler will
in few days, leave the city for their
summer cottage, at Shawaense Lake Pa.
Miss May Cameron, Miss Sallie Mullen,
and William Ayars, Of Cramer Hill, N.
j., are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
l lam A. Holt,
Mr.. VIM. d. Kelley, OF Norrstowp, Pa.,
spent Sunday with friends in this city.
Miss Lillian Redmond and Miss Minnie
Todd returned home yesterday from visit
at Trainers.
Mr.. and Mrs Orlen Carrick accompanied
by their son and daughter, of New Castle,
spent Sunday in this city with relatives EH
Bishop Coleman sailed from Philadel-
phia on Saturday morning for London,
where he will attend the Lambeth Con.
ference. He expects to return by Septem-
Der.
VIM. !. Davis, Jr., son of Rev. VIM. p.
Davis, d. D.. Il in the graduating class of
Princeton University. He was born in
this city when his father was pastor of st
Pauls NJ, X. Church some twenty years
ago.
The Rows. Edward A. McVeigh, D. j.
Flynn and NJ. X. Fallon will leave to-mor-
row afternoon for Emmetsburg, Md, to
attend the closing exercises of their Alma
Mater st, Mary's College.
Miss Mollie Comegys Oldest daughter of
the late Col. William H. Comegys and
Robert II. Taylor of near Greensborough.
were quietly married Thursday evening at
the nome of the brides sister, Mrs. William
Cooper, near Goldsborough, by the Rev.
A. Green.
ton, have issued invitations for the mar
riage Of their daughter, Miss Eleanor Van.
dever to Alfred Alexander Webster Sands.
The ceremony will DO performed in st.
Stevens Chapel, Cecilton, Thursday, June
H. at noon.
Willard salisbury and wife arc at Re
hobUth.
Miss Blanch Cosdon, of Krkwood, is
spending week with her cousin, Mrs.
Kate Beale of 30l Harrison street.
Mr. Harry Patchctt and Mr.. B. Wright,
of Chs city, visited frlendsin Philadelphia
yesterday,
Mr. Harry jester of this city, visited
relatives in Philadelphia Sunday.
Miss Sue Logan has returned to her homo
in Charlostown Nd after visit to friends
In this city
Miss Name Fleming, Of Harrington, is
spending u few weeks with her cousin,
Miss Estelle NJ. Fleming, 6l9 West Third
streets.
Mr. Hanson of Baltimore, accompanied
by George w. Norton and +. b. Lee
Mitchell took the boat to Ponnsgrove N.
j., and from there took spin over the
Jersey roads. They returned homo in the
evening and reported having had pleas
ant ride and tho roads in IL first class can
dition.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-14
Knocked Down by a BicyclistM

Ralph Crozler aged Q years, residing at
No 700 West Ninth street, was standing
ing at the corner of Ninth and Madison
streets. last evening" when he was struck
by a bicycle.
The fellow was scorching at the tino
and when he struck the boy his body was
dragged along the gutter, The biCyclist
did not stop to see to the lad s injuries but
rode away. The boy was badly bruised
about the body.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-14

Tomorrow promises to be partly cloudy
Somewhat similar conditions illprobably
prevail on Monday.
The thermometer at w. G. Taylor's
drug store 81! King street, registered to.
day as follows
7oolock 10 o'clock l o'clock
6S "A 50
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-14

Cards of invitation have been issued by
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel II. Lawrence Of
Cedar Knoll, for the wedding of their
daughter. Miss Clara, to the Rev. Robert
Reed Galley, of York. Pa which wi Il take
place On June 20 at 1880 II H., in Brandy.
wine Manor Church.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-14
Went piCniCinp,

The members of the Friendship Fire
Company gave n picnic at Point lookout
on the farm Of Mr., George w Gocdloy,
some ten miles from Wilmington, yes.
to-day. The day was spent in playing
games and other athletic sports A gen.
eral good time was spent by all those
nrrsppt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-14
Simon Guthrie Dead.

Simon Guthrie died ftom general debil.
ity yesterday at his home No. 826 East
Seventh street, He was rs years of age
and at one timo carried on tho cabinet
business, His funeral will take place
w ednesday afternoon and interment will
be made at the Wilmington and Brandy.
wi ne Crmetprv
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-14
Stricken With ApOplexy.

Robert Elliott, shaver In the employ
of Thomas McComb, was stricken With
apoploxy while at work this morning and
his condition ia such this afternoon that 1t
is feared he will not live. Mr.. Elliott Is
81 years of age, and resides beyond Third
street bridge, DR.. NJ. j. Hughes Is In
attendance,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-14

Tho bi-weolily tea Of the auxiliary of the
Delaware Field Club was held Saturday
afternoon aud 1t was all enjoyable affair
A musical program was rendered by the
clubs mandolin and guitar club. A short
progressive tonnis tournament was played
and the golf links were filled during tho
greater part of the afternoon. The next
tea will be given on Saturday, June 26.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-14

The funeral Of John Jo'iprl5 took place
I'll: lhoruInR tr@m The rUsllenca Of bis
sls er Slrs Harry I Brown 9th ana Har.
EsON e'Ieels Services were rundultoA by
Rev. lr KalEw!n and ln'orInvnt made In
mo Wilmington and Broudg%ine Gene.
terry.
The pl&Nrarcw wore Mcasrs Smith
Jeler.s Enndryer and El,uer
Very fac qualify h'h, Or tlack s4rp.
sults made to oFdo, 81 and SIS Lookyer
& % hl8 Mnr kaL .treet
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-14

>-NtN 49,
May the service united eer sever,
But they to their color6 prove true;
The Army and Navy foreverl
Three cheers for the red white and blue.
Ono hundred and twenty years ago TO-.
day in the Betsy Ross mansion, on Arch
street near Second Philadelphia tho first
American flag took form and shape under
the delft fingers of Dame Ross with Gen.
Washington and other patriots standing
near with approving eye, To-day through.
out the United States that evont is being
observed, in some States on small and In
others on larger scale. In Delaware, ard
Wilmington in particular, the celebration
Is almost general.
From thousand residences, hundreds
Of business houses, churches, public build.
ings and every school house Old Glory has
tloated beautifully to tho brpeze. 1t has
therefore been day of picturesque charm
and inspiring patriotic interest. The sight
OF flags was never more inspiring for upon
this day special lessOpis to be conveyed to
all bchDidcr and lesson which the older
citizens should not nt glect to make clear
md plain to the rising generation.
In the schools the exercises were most
interesting They began at the High
School at OILS O'Clock, and in every insti.
tuition the lesson Of the day was elaborate
ly taught in patriotic songs, rec!tations
and addresses, Never before have the
Children showed u greater interest in the
exercises
Generally they were told that Americans
can never show the emblem Of Amerca to
frequently or freely that the flag waved
in the darkness Of despair and In Sunlight
of prosperity, aud it should wave conspic-
uously while the stars and stripes should
be displayed and praised on this day it in
moro Important that we all fly the flag in
spirit at all time, and that If the flag is
kept flying in our memory constantly we
will not do anything Injurious or dis
credituble to our country
AtSt, PaUI's ParOghiul School the event
was most deliberately celebrated The
building was prOfusely decora ed with the
red, white md blue and the children in.
structed in the lesson of patriotism
Tonight the Delaware Sons of tho
American Revolution will hold u meeting
in the Historical Society building. Adj.
dresses will be delivered by Walter 5.
Logan of New York, and Captain Henry
Hobart Bells Of Philadelphia.
The Philadelphia R7rord this morning
hhu the following to say concerning the
flag aud its origin:
There it plain old fashioned little
house on Arch street. below Third which
every child in or near Philadelphia should
visit, and whose history every child in the
United States should know
Here is was that the first Gag of the
United States was made
Worry many years ago the bricks of
which this house was built were brought
to this country as ballast in the ship
welcome aud William Penn himself su.
Il
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-14
His Lamp not Trimmed.

Richard Pench yesterday took spin
through tho country on his bicycle
and met with trouble on the rcJud
When ho reached this city he was riding
without Il lamp and was arrested and
Judge Ball fined him as and costs,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-14
Mrs, Hammerer Dead,

Mary Q, Hammerer, wife Of Louis Ham.
merer, turnkey at the station house, died
this morning from paralysis at her Aus-.
bands home, No. 62l W. 3D. street. She
was bS years of ago. The funeral will take
place Wednesday morning and services
will be held in Sacred Heart Church.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-14
At Woodland Beach.

Madeley NJ e. Sunday sohool took I've
hundred cxcursionists to Woodland Beaoh
this morning The young and old people
took along the First Regiment Band to
enliyen the occasion with lbs music.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-14

James T. TFayIor, aad Alfred Gawthr0p
left toaay for New York to attend lAe
hf'eeG Vi annual oouvcn: iou Of tho Master
Pluihtsrs Of America
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-14

A olass OF sixty children was confirmed
~ st Patrtok,s church lnst night by
Hahop Monaghan Row Edwatd Mo
. Vslgh osletEased yosYets pad was assisted
BY Rnv. J. D, Carey and Joseph A Flynn.
EathsT !@eVeigh received his FIRST Hoiy
.Comraunlon from Father F!irn, who alan
gave him bis classical preparation for
boieEP After vespers Father MrVotah
gave his blessing to the lsrge QongreEa.
Zion