10th ST., NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y. NIAGARA UNIVERSITY, Conducted by the Priests of the Congregation of the Mission THIS HIS INSTITUTION, founded November 21, 1856, and chartered by Act of Legislature, April 20, 1863, with powers to confer Degrees, is located in the midst of the enchanting scenery of the famous Niagara Falls. It affords every facility for obtaining a thorough Classical, Scientific, Commercial, or Ecclesiastical Course. Situated on the most elevated point of "MONT-EAGLE RIDGE," it receives the full benefit of the healthful and invigorating breezes that sweep over the country from the lake. In sublimity of scenery it is unrivalled. Southward, it commands a magnificent view of the Seminary Rapids, Whirlpool, and Great Cataract; northward. it looks over the beauties of Niagara's tortuous banks, and the wide expanse of Lake Ontario dotted with sail. The bui dings are large and well furnished. No pains are spared to secure the comfort of the students. The scholastic year consists of two terms: the first ends on the first of February, and the second on the last Wednesday of June. TERMS: Board, Tuition, Washing and Mending of Articles Washed, per term, $100. the Seminary, $40. Vacation, if spent at EXTRA CHARGES: Piano, Organ, Violin, Flute, Clarionet or Guitar, with use of instrument, $40 per annum. For further particulars address the President, VERY REV. P. McHALE, C. M. THOMAS E. M'GARIGLE * MACHINIST * All Kinds of Machine Work and General Blacksmithing Promptly Done Gearing, Shafting, Pulleys, Nuts, Bolts, etc., supplied. Prices Furnished Office and Works on Canal Basin, NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y J. A. KOONZ, PHOTOGRAPHER 233 FIRST ST., NEAR FALLS, NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y. MOUNT ST. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, 185 EDDY ST., Dignified Style You had better get NEWMAN & DODSWORTH to make you a Suit; Superior to ordinary yet Reasonable in price! 3 W. EAGLE STREET BUFFALO N. Y. GERRITS BROS. CLERICAL TAILORS, Branch at .. The Academy is under the direction of the Sisters of St. Joseph. It is situated on the west side of Main Street, adjoining the Park, one of the most eligible sites in the City in regard to health and seclusion. The grounds are extensive and handsomely laid out in evergreen shaded walks and lawns. The apartments designed for the use of the pupils afford every convenience conducive to health. comfort, and pleasure. The curriculum of studies is the same as other modern academies where heart, hands and brain are trained to occupy a sphere of usefulness in the future. Terms for Boarders--Board and Tuition, per annum, $150. ST. JOHN'S SEMINARY T. & E. CUMPSON, The Modern Drug Store Brighton, Mass. St. Joseph's Seminary, Yonkers, N. Y. CASSOCKS A SPECIALTY. Reduced Prices to Seminarians. Samples and reliable selfmeasurement rule sent on application. C. KURTZMANN & CO. Manufacturers of PIANOS. Factory 526 to 536 Niagara St. Corner Pennsylvania, Retail Salesrooms: 19 & 21 W. Swan St., Cor. Pearl. ST. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY James F. Murphy, EMMITSBURG, MD. Gonducted by the Sisters of Charity GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT, Room B, Arcade Building, BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED AMONG THE BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS Niagara Falls,N.Y. Classical and Scientific Courses. Specially Organized Departments of Music and Art. Be Sure and Patronize : : : ::: COACH CO. LTD Niagara Falls, N. Y We have, at great expense, establish ed a coach system in connection with our Omnibus and Baggage business, a new departure in this line, and con Well Equipped Library and Laboratory. ducted upon a business basis. Steam Heat and Electric Light. conduct our business that it will not meet with adverse criticism and the public shall have no opportunity of questioning the manner or motives of our employees. Our prices are mode Terms, $250.00 per Academic Year. rate and uniform. Our agents, in REFINISH YOUR FIXTURES Before they get too Black. They will look like New. Church Work ja Specialty. 135 Seneca St., BUFFALO, N. Y. uniform, are on all trains and at the railroad stations. They will inform persons as to the time required and the cost of visiting all Points of Interest about the Falls and Whirlpool. Do not fail to give us a call. EUROPEAN HOTEL RIVERWAY, Niagara Falls, N. Y. Directly opposite North Entrance to Prospect Park. Frank Nassoy, Proprietor. LATOUR, MERCHANT TAILOR, NIAGARA FALLS. (Canadian Side.) A F. MARTY & CO. Syracuse, N. Y. Bleachers and Refiners of Beeswax and Manufacturers of HIGH-GRADE ALTAR BEESWAX CANDLES. Our Beeswax Candles are the best made. Send for Samples and Prices, equal will never again be found. The preacher also dwelt on the great love his students bore the departed, which was especially shown on the occasion of his Silver Jubilee, yet, he said, midst all that honor and praise, Father Kavanagh was the same modest man he ever was; they have gathere1 here today from far and near, to testify their fidelity and thanks to one who was ever their friend. The orator, by the pathetic manner in which he described Father "P. V." brought tears to many eyes. Rt. Rev T. M. A. Burke, D. D, Bishop of Albany, gave the last absolution after which the body was, for the last time, viewed by all present. Preceeded by the students, seminarians and priests the casket was carried to the graveyard north of the University bui'd'ngs. Close by the tomb of Father Rice, his body was laid. One by one, his brothers of the Community and the priests present, cast upon his coffin, a shovelful of earth. Old men who had lived and worked, who had shared his joys and sorrows; young men, his students of long ago, all paid him, with sorow, this last duty. There were present at the funeral services Father Kanigh's immediate relatives of Buffalo, N. Y., his brothers James and Michael; his nieces, the Misses Augusta, Mary, Alice, Kathrine, Elizabeth and Mrs. T. J. Kavanagh; his cousin, Hon. E. S. Cummings, of Chicago. They all sincerely mourn the loss of one whose pleasant visits will be sorely missed. Delegations of the Sisters of Charity, two from each of the four houses, and representatives of the Sisters of St. Joseph from Niagara Falls, were among the mourners. A large number of friends from Niagara Falls and Buffalo were also present. In compliance with his earnest w sh, the body of Father Kavanaugh was buried at his beloved home; he now sleeps on the banks of the Niagara, in our quiet graveyard, lulled to rest by the gentle rippling of the rapids beneath. Surely there is no more beautiful spot in all creation than this, and a worthy resting place for dear Father Kavanagh who is now a silent spectator where once he was so active. The fearful storms may burst in fury o'er his grave but he will not awake; winter may cl the it in cold, dreary white, but he will not preceive; Niagara's glorious sun-ets will cast their beauties and the evergreens their cooling shade o'er him, but to all this he he says: "I am at rest." Surely, dear Father, you, above all, deserve the rest, the peaceful, never-ending rest. Requescas in pace. Of those who attended the funeral we are enabled to inscribe the following: Rt. Rev. T. M. A. Burke, D.D., Bishop of Albany. Very Rev. J. J. Sullivan, C.M. Rev. F. W. Krebs, O.C.C. J. F. Butler, O. F.M. "Jos. Fisher, '83. THE INDEX, in behalf of the Seminarian body extend to the Rev. Nelson H. Baker, of West Seneca, N. Y., their thanks for some choice Havanas, given on the occasion of his recent visit. Rev. P. J. Conroy, C.M., preached at St. Vincent de Paul's Church, Germantown, Pa., on the evening of Dec. 8th. The Misses Williamson and MaGuire, of Mt. St. Joseph's Academy, Buffalo, N. Y., called on their brothers, Mr. Robert Williamson and Mr. Charles MaGuire of the Collegiate Department on Dec. 2nd. The INDEX Staff is indebted to Revs. M. A. Taylor, M. Salley, T. Earley, J. M. Bustin, T. Barrett and T. Gleason for substantial favors left us on the occasion of their recent visit. Our sanctum was honored on the 13th inst, by a visit from the Rt. Rev. Bishop Burke, of Albany, and Rev. James H. Halpin, '78, president of the Eastern Alumni. Misses M. Grace and M. Heaney, of Niagara Falls, and Miss Anna E. Conroy, of Lockport, attended the rendition of the "Pluribus" on the evening of the 6th. inst. Hon. T. V. Welch, of Niagara Falls, attended Father Kavanagh's funeral on the 13th. inst. We congratulate Messrs. John A. Lane and Joseph F. Ford, on their elevation to sub-deaconship. The former is studying at Dunwoodie, N. Y., and the latter at the Grand Seminary, Montreal. -Canal. -A fakir. -Crazy Jim. Index Rerum. -Sauer-kraut. -Merry Xmas. -Paddy, dear! -Salt it! Salt it! -Here's to you all. -Teddy, the ringer. -What is this canal? - Hah! he! ha! ha! -We was quite angry. -Are you off the canal? -Wad is quite a singer. -His mustache came off. -Remember the orphans. -Shakespeare up to date. -Has your canal arrived? -We made quite an old tar. -Teddy carries all baggage. -I wish you a happy death. -Nicht wahr? Utique! Nonne? Yah! yah! -Doc is becoming a great master of ceremonies. -Some peoples' officiousness survive their office. -Mickey had no sure thing on Butterworth's grip, —For good jewelry go to Max Elbe, Niagara Falls. --I guess that strawberry blonde didn't kick a goal. 'Bish" says he wanted everyone to hear the plot. --63 to 7, call and discount at that; happy days, men. -This is the library, the place where we keep the books. -That certainly was a poor specimen of Connecticut boys. -Spo. and Pete will continue that billiard game this vacation. ་་ ---That ha! ha! song is a favorite, and he sings it in great style. —The question is, how did the house ever prosper before he came? -Do you think a fellow would be able to dodge a bullet with that? Pete has changed his name to "Georgie" for the coming three weeks. -He and Mae have been advanced and are now in the ranks of the Theologs. —Our college lake was a favorite rendevous during Jack Frost's recent visit. -The ringer had two touchdowns and several safeties to his credit after the game. -Poor Tommy was cheated. They wouldn't let him sing it, after all his practice. -Even the common names of Spo and Trump can be made to sound Shakesperean. — An automatic tonsoral and dressing machine has made its appearance on the Top. -The man with the "whoa" has left us Has gone to parts unknown; -O'er his papers he was poring, While the gas was burning bright; |