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win ihIs hsldlHus dlSea sc la one year, Shocking.
Mere We not aware that tins tact h3s tecI, caro-
fully asCtTtalHtu tUEI a . u, DFds ui InCrtaity.
we could not credit the assertion. We be hold as
fatal ia wages Ia families oil around US, gatEtriRR
IN rs cNeeTltss embrace a irIend tom every CIT
place OfvisItduUn. These Occuiur demousirEii0ps
most certainly convince AL ihaf no time shoUld
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Same defendants.

Same defendants.
Nv virtue Of n lolnt decree pr, n0unrcd by the
aforesaid count IN the above named ca use-, on
the ION day Of June. m the year lsiI, | stall a.
Commissioner auUUIntCd Tor that purpose. on tins
hrst Monday of February, lSiJ, a. the front door
81 the court house of DhIU county. proceed Ia sell
all that part Of lot No NJ, IA Market squaTe ~
the clIy Of v heeling, ana not owned before the
inaklls Ot the mortgage deed mentioned IN saiu
lot OF ground on Nam street IN SAID cty of Mher-
ling n" 81, except 50 much thereof as had been
conveyed nv 5 ud CE1pltnc 10 Seiby 4. kennet, OF
so much Of "a d lots n snail be sufficient u sat
lsiy the debts, interests ard costs ia SAID decree
menloueI, al Iu1lc auction 10 the highest bidder
on the following terms, VIZ. For ca.h as L. one
hith OF the purchase money and On . credit # 8.
~ end % months a. To the residue Of he purch6 L
monet, with interest from the day OF sale, the
purchl~er giving bond with good security tor The
deferred payments, aud the utle held untIi III
same are pad.
MITCHELL, Deputy for
ARCH WOODS,
dec 20-ts Sheriff OF Ohio COuItY.
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II NES TCAHANT.
X II L. ESTATE \ t,
RECEIVING. FORWARDING.
Compps son and Prndqcs Merchant.
ID STEA NBOAT AGENT,
No. 50 " urr girtet. 81. LuyIs. No.

JOSEPH TAYLOR A. SON.
ron HARDING AND COuIISSION
MERCHANTS.
corner ~ EutIuc dpH German sf-eets.
~BAL7IMuRE. Nip.
WESTERN MERCHANTS arc respectfully
w lut srned that W. have mad. Arrangements
o. Forward GJUcs by the Baltimore aud Ohio
iJIirIdd' The cars being loaded az our Store md
consigned 90 houses IWm diatgiy uu he road m
Cumberland, enables usto seId * ole through
with but Hiue eGponsc &c handling at etner
point.
Particular attention will be pad TO Produce
cOusIaued % rs for sale.
dec 20 -d2m JOSEPH TAYLOR s soy
TRIADELPUIA FLOUR.
4 FRESH supply Of the ahpyc superior suiCie.
~ received lhIs day. AID lofsaIr by
dee % NJ REILLY.
RYE FLOUR.
> ECETNED THIS day from bo Tr1tclphia
II siL. a Iut 81 superior Rye Flour. ior iomiy
Use. and Tor sale lJN by ~ REILLY.
dec 20
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FARE REDUCED,

lER Es@@
"REATER SPEED. COMFORT. ECONc.
"a MY AM SAFETY. THAN Il TO
b" FOUND IN ANY ROUTE IN n UNION.
The GOOD lNTENT STAGE COMPANY by
a new arrangement with lhe Rail Road cunyanlrs.
have reduced their fare To- the former prices. sl3
To Baltimore, ard ID 10 Philadelphia, aad u.ll &c.
ceipI through Mt Ihis mie.
Office FIRST door above ,hc l. S Iiu,cl.
jan ID HUTCHINSON. AGENT
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STOCK OF DOMESTIC GOOrs.
IRIsH MHIsKEN.
HOAHD ~ OFFICERs.

CASK Irsu Whiskpy ior sale uy
drc2l KING rNGACEFR
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TEN DAYS LATER FROM BOSTON.
q USr received at BIC RED BOOT.
81 = eases Mems Thick BIols,
2 cases Gents calf B.O's.
do du Wafer Proof Boots.
| DO Boys Calf BDD.s.
I do NuuIhs Cali Boots.
, TRUNKS. Gents Cu.f and Morocco. Monroe
and Uniuu shoes. SAMrL M'CLALLEN.
dec 10
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BEFoEE iT BIZ TOO LATE.

Then cfore You Who are afflicted with tho frs
symptoms OF a COusUmpUyo or Pui Uonnty ma.
tire, delay not IN using DR. OUnCaH's EKpectoT.
ant Remedy; u u - rtalu To eradicate and luutoya
from the system The fist q u seed If consume
non; and wall 7.sO restore To erfCCI health lnnrv
If those who have lOnE b-tUcoUhncd 10 The sick
cha uber, gwen Us Wcurable. fyT tue want Of a
proper Medicine. d-ents from all parts OF the
UuItej States speak oil The wonderful effects pf
this Great Discovery IN tie Heading Art, Tor ros-
CuiGg thousands from tle coo anu silent graVtA
Note. The above Medicine Is a uupe vegetabls
preparation, very pleasant 10 the astc. and suit
able e use under any circumstances Full Glfsc-
tons &c arc described IN a pamphlet aCcoaga.
uyIpg the Medicine.
Always ask fer DR. Duncan's EK7scforAnt
Remedy, and do not be persuaded to ice sny
other until You FIyeIt a far trial,
All genuine has on the envelope y rPpTcstn-
ta'lou Jf'Hnuc' IN the form of The above . late.
Z TCAUTlON. There aIs come persons thht
sell ths above medicine guilty Of sc0mmenhng
some Trash 81 their Own sltwmE. OF that WhIsh
thev buy for "a ty'iie, aud otter 10 ~ the pia ce Of
Or Duncan's. TINS they do 10 speculate al tire
expense and the health OF those who arc not or
their guard. Purchasers Do careful 81 thcso
KOGuesl
For sale at 10 70 North Eighth street, Phi'sd4.
phIa.
Price dol per bottle, or sx foT dollars.
Just received and FOL sale by
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ELECTION.

WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY
OFFICE 1919 Dec 1872.
NNHE Srork bidders @! the Western Insurance
a. Com any. tr- notified That lu annual s'crIlu
will be- held 90 Inc office Dn "Wednesday. tu JIuu.
uy next, between The hours Of 40 o'clucs, a. VI
a 2 o'clock. T.. VI. ior nine directors fur the ensuing
year. M'tOY. N,Cy
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STATEMENT

the a.I'rs ii "a. wacShns Savings Iusiitu
~ ton. January ,. 1919.
mr.
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FIEE q NiAsINE INsuGANCE 60.
Wheeling. Dec. u, 1872.
DURSUANT 10 the Chrusr, meeting Ut the
Stockholders viii no held nj Inc vficc Of HE
company. on Monday. The - day OF J,n1ny 1913.
commencing at q u'clprk + NJ Ir Inc purpose oI
e,eciins nina directors lur 'he ensuH & year.
dec IL 2lw DANIEL LAMB. Src'y.
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BEDILLION FAMILY FLOUR.
FRESH supply Of The abJye superior brand,
II received this DAY and Gr ale by
dee 30 81 REILLY.
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a NEW sTPPLY

~ Leibig' Animal snd Agricultural Chem .try.
Price 81 cs each. Ju,t rtton eJ add lr
sale at DE Literary peruf. drc %
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IN BOXES supcuur Jsruss Bisef 1 lh Lump
T~ouu,co, received 800 consignment nud IT,
.ae very L0sy by KING CRUMBACkER.
OCT 10 Wafrr afrrrf
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,Frs= re -sras and .Tsey Carsaie!s.


The Court which has been long n session or
board the Pennsylvania ST Norfolk, has got through
with al the brought before il, and al last stands
adjourned sine die
The following are as many Of the DECISIONS : we
have been aLle TO obtain
Commander WIN. Ramsay, sentence not confirmed,
reported 10 be Ave years suspension.
Lieutenant. Edward NJ. Vail, dismissed, July 3,
1913.
Lieutenant Charles Fl. Poor, acquitted.
Passed Midshipman Matthias {. Marin, suspended
FOR two years.
M,sshippan Charles T. Croker, suspended until
December 81, 1913, without pay.
Midship,nan Albert G. Enos, suspen ded until June
80, 1874. without pay.
Mldshipman Samuel 4. Miller, dismissed jane 80.
We hope all the decisions, whatever they be, u oc-
cord;ng 10 taac, may stand. THIS is the grea. evil
that the discipline Of the Navy has had TO conte nd
agansi-the frequency with which the decisions of
Courts Martial have been set ASIDE not from any want
of legality, bu, by personal opportunities and poll,l
ca! influence The country, for this reason, has be.
come tired of Naval Courts Martia-so much taat
by some of The leading journals Of the day. they have
Courts not 10 blame; bat the poser which has
brought them ;nto dsrepu.e, By often setting aside
the sentences pronounced by them Owing to this
circumstance, they have lost much of their moral
fuence, confess bu, shall they be abused for
Shall offenders 60 hipt OF justice because tie court.
hare not been sustained;
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CELEBRATION IL KING wILLIAM.

The Fourth of July celebrated with due honor
and proprie;y, by the KING William Rife Greys, al
Nlangohck. Ths is Company recently formed IN
the upper part of the county, and reflects great credit
upon the hgh.spred and entefprls'ng gentlemen who
compose il, and upon The county itself. They deter
mined that nothing should be wanting their part to
the proper celebration Of the birth day Of American
independence and the Sabhlth OF American Liberty
large concouise OF ladies' and gentlemen were pre-
10 witness the exercises and grace the
AT 10 o'clock the drum tapped and The lines form
ed; after which, the Company went through variety
of evoutons, and proceeded TO the Church. The De-
claration Of Independence vas read BY MIR Charles Il
Stuart-in:rotuced by few remarks. After the De-
cara,ion read, Col. 3. F. Dsbney arose and ad.
dressed the audience in most beautiful, -oqaen, and
Impressive manner-2u address which did credit alike
10 his head and heart W,lh mastery haod did n
portray The sriieugs o: ancesiorsthei. bravery
nnd their patriotism The company then repaired 10
the field and continued their exercises in manner
highly c!ediiabe 10 the officers and to The AT
ter the exercises were finished, The company, with
their invited guests, Proceeded TO the dinner table,
winch mad been placed under large walnut tree, With
all suitable accommodations. Here we found Nest
and sumpuous 'epast, prepared principally under the
suPsrintendence OF our worthy and generous fellow
citizen, John Caldwell Christopher Tompkins ESQ
was called upon 10 preside, which lie id with his
usual dignity and urbanity. ter the cloth wa. re.
moved, several toasis drunk and speecbes made
The ladies' came and g.aced The entertainment
much This was indeed "a feast Of reason and flow
of soul" No circumstance happened which could in
the leas, degree the enjoyment of the occasion
All seemed pleased and sorry leave The scene Of es
tivity This was altogether grand day for old King
William. The following were the toasts:
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The Floral PROFESSION at Baltimore.

Fourth of July, made at BY II. novelty. and
the benevolent charac:e; Of the objsc, view by
those VINO go, i. up
The procession vas headed By FIoras bower, borne
by -four adults. the hole posed Of baskets and
evergreen. \ small figure platform IN front. De
co'sted with the choices, natural flowers represented
Flora J1st emerging from her home. Next appeared
twenty gl!!s bearing ~ands, with FIVE or seven moss
baskets each, and filed with flowers. To these
succeeded cottage and premises complete, borne
by four small girls IN caps Passing through
portion OF these premises was procession OF
children miniature. Twenty girls followed with
flower wanos, before; and to these succeeded the
Etruscan vase IN moss work. carried by four boys
This ta-leulIy a.faysd with lesser vases anc les.
TONED .ita esefgreeEs. Twenty boys came next,
bsarng waads ot flowers, suspended IN moss baskets;
and next these appeared moss cottage and grounos
borne .tand h9 four small boys. A gem o! moss
work followed. Next in order, we're twenty Boys
bearing wancs viii, baskets Of flowers and these were
followed by solid pyramid OF flowers IN bouquets, lis
base belLg about eight feet by SIX IL vas borne by
four men, and surmoun,ed with wres,hed notices,
appropriate 10 the day and the oceasnn, VIZ: "ame-
rican buds Of prom;se,' and "Ltoerty, Holiness,
Love"
Nearly six hundred moss baskets Of various patterns
repaired by the teachers and friends Of this IN
FAINT within the few weeks preceding the 4th OF
July. DURING the afternoon and morning of the ID
between three and four thousand bouquets made
p from liberal donations of dowers the gifts Of bene
Violence, to I'll the various pieces OF moss work, which
thus pIen,!uy enriched with natural brillianis.
The cottages did much credit 10 the taste OF their
far architects and the day itself seemed 10 have Dor
rowcd the sseet aud cooling freshness Of ,is Floral
offering he altar Of Christian patriotism. Tie
iow-r market, IN grove near the Washington Monu-
n,en,, was the great scene OF attraction Severa hun
creo ladies' and gentlemen and children almost with
cut number. were congregaed there at early hour,
and IN something Ike "less than no lime" The floral
merchandise disposed cf al prices profitable to the
school, aud satisfactory 10 The benevolent purchasers.
At about hal!-pss eleven O'clock the children left The
ground singing hymns and patriotic songs, and pro-.
ceeded 10 the mansion of Charles II Carroll, Esq !,
where res, and refreshments awaited tLsm. The con
ciusIon OF the whole matter of
the homes OF The parties respectfully, "e and big,
all appearing 10 be highly g'a'iiied with the exhibition
and its resuts-SuR.
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aThe Richmond Enquirer has after LONG twisting I,tr
stand against The administration .cihsr 10 the .afn
tcaiion OF iis friends We DESTROYS tina, %
with should My without Iii. hedging and f:
much IN practice 10 cheat FOR patronage. Gn4,
and profession OF friendship The kf
beat about The bush. until h- New Hampshire legislature
aj' zGr nominated Mr. Van huren. ard shen.h hi.
for the porpe of organi.n. political action, and dea
preferences for the Presidency si Father Ruefies &
shop 10 Maine. that suddenly his ina naon lei WIKI ga
and visions, and al once the saeaccr Il sn
ready Zee the oonquerns hero comes IN the person = y.
Van Buren,. IL Is now clear thar every Deincc.a cini
TO be run down and read by The Gira fraternity. ~
taken Nj Van Buren, into keeping FOR their -?eoss!
The time Is ne, distant, when THIS o.naagk w.
piled 10 Mr. Buchanan, Sir. Calhoun, and any other g
man. whom the peopr conf6c in, and whose public cS'
obstacle 10 the pr-fement 4 teir choice The Gos
occasions has adopted tais ard /: is prepared .
again, whenever their interests require IL !"
The above is from the las, Washington corre:p''',
OF the Philadelphia Mercury. We have had iTsf"..
occasions notice bis false and party views, ,ad ~
TO despair OF correcting bis oblique vision lie
injustice in nPu;ing 10 Us desire 10 'fun CT
every Democratic candidate bat 3lr. Van Barren .
reverss is the fact. We have ever sho~n snt.s
to l.est the cl.ims of all the candidates. wa .
utmost respect and couttssy. II IS true, We
fer MIR. Van Buren, as our first choice, and '|. !,
other reasons, because in 1910 the Republican p
was wounded through bis side, and through DIN,
think, the principles Of that party should DC =
gorously restored. But if he should not oe 80
by the Convention, shall 90 for the non'laee o. d.
body, with al our nigh, and main-be!ofe tbe NV n.
ton is made We shall apply the toEiaha~k neither va.
buchanan nor MIR. Calhoun, nor TO any o'ns. n
nent candidate Of the Republican party. Oar pr 10
and our feelings equally forbid 1.-THE cor;ee. ~,
Of the Mercury Will End it task worse tnan i.
Sysiphus, to attempt 10 dissers;ons Se.ses s
friends of the leading Republicans We ao''s'
at once, TO abandon it. I'm
We can prove By record evidence, that 'ns -: j
extract contains glazing error. We eIc NO. n,ss
hear from New Hampshire, TO express the
in relation TO MIR. Tyler, called forth oy
| Monday and published on Tuesday, the An 'a'''
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roasTs pRrNK AT sAvAXXAH, GEORGIA.


Tie Declaration oflncep sndence The Come. Stone
upon hch raised the Temple OF Liberty, ccnse'
GRATED 10y Patriots, VINO determined to Gle or 1--we
free.
Sent By w H Bulloch, Esq an invited guesi)-
Independence That for winch the best blood OF The
Revolution was freely expended To preserve 1t IN
It's purity and transm, i, un'mpared 10 the latest pcs
tertv individual should ever o. cherish.
ed sa5jec, to modification alone, where Republican
princples in danger.
by the Committee of ArranEemenis.l-Ou Fellow
ci,zen ". II. Bulloch, Esq, Editor OF The Savannah
Georgian; Wei does ne deserve the esteem OF the
Independent, Republican citizens OF White buH Dis
irc,. his gen'lenany cepor meni IA publishing Inc
proceedings Of our meeting May his well conducted
paper never want subscribers OF himsefa friend
By J l. Crowell, ESQ Liberty nov and L'b1rty
forever Best secured BY independence on The part Of
the -o'sr.
b. z W L,dson, Esq.-Free Trade s,aunch
old ba;que tina. hes been sounding IN ballast under
bare poles May The cotton fields OF the seuih supply
her with cargo and sails 10 tear our commerce tn
mphantly from pole 70 pole.
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The WEATHER AND TnE CRors.-From Thursday
of last week. 10 Sunday, had very hot weather, the
thermometer ranging from 90 10 94-sinee tina, time
has been delightfully."- COOL thermometer being down
TO 20. The cool weather is jost the thing for The
wheat which will turn out much better than anti.
cips.ed. Some Of our farmers will have first rate
wheat and first rate crops Our garden, suffer for The
want of rain, and we learn that the extreme dry wea
ther has killed good portion of the tobacco plants,
and, have every appearance Of long dry SPELL
there must be short crop of tobacco raised
WHEar-crrrrSo MAcHiSE.-One of these ma.
chimes has been in operation the plantations OF
Alexander R'ses, Esq, and Mr. Charles j. Mer;.
we,her, and has drawn several of cur farmers and
others TO see it at work-We hear that it meets the
appreciation of all who have il in operation Ii
is fine Iahor-saving machine, er,nns as much wheat
in a day FIVE to eight do with the scyihe
in the same time The same machine will be in ope.
ration during all this week in vicinity.
Charlottesville Jeftrsonian.
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JOE SMITH CArcn1--The ST. Louis Republican Of
the 3lst nit has the following:
"GEEAT ExoiTENEST AT NArvoo,-ARsEsT OF JoK
SMITH THE MoRmos PROPHET News WAS brough,
last evening the steamer Osprey that Joe Smith, The
Norman Prophet, has been arrested and placed jail
at Ottawa; and, further, that when the intelligence
reached Sauvoo 200 horsemen Of the legion started
Immediately for Ottawa with the intention Of liberia.
ting him. The steamboat Iowa had also been char.
tered at Nauroo by the Mormons: and is at presen,
ascending the Illinois river with 100 armed men, to
second the attack Of the horsemen on Ottawa. Otto
wa is situated up The Illinois, and distant abcu, 200
miles from this city
ave believe Smith has been travelling in the Nor
hern part of the State, for the purpose of keeping
from the arrest made under requiston Of the Governor
ihs State, which accounts for his being lodged jail
at Ottawa
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fFryra The =. o. Cos-ier. Ja'y /. J
TWAS

We learn verbally froG passengers of the Sarah
Barnes, that repot. current IN Galveston that
Santa Anna had recognized the independence Of Texas
improbable thus intelligence may appear, such
solve The part Of the Mexican President would no!
N the least as,onish Us.
The Proclamation OF the President, declaring 6 ces-
sa,ion OF hos;li'es between Texas and Mexico, ard
the establishment of armislice between the two
countries, during The tendency Of negotiations for
peace was received at Galveston on The goth ult Is
not little singular (enqures the Galveston Tmes)
with what apathy the intelligence vas received BY our
ciizens' 40 heard on The occasion, and
the proclamation has bsen scarcely spoken Of the
day OF arrival The big guns have been fred the
receipt Of far les. important
tFfem the Galveston Texas star Of June q
BExAR.-Serefal Mexican traders have recently vi
si,ed Bexar and purchased considerable quantity of
goods Il appears there iew parties OF robbers
inaininp ives: OF the RIO Fro 1t vas reported in
hrxa- tina. three hundred Mexican troops were sta.
toned Oh the Nueces, hunc.ed were n the Cas-.
Blanca one hundred at The Laredo Crossing and sno
.her party on the Preside road a spy company from
Victoria, and another from Gonzales were to start from
Bexar about The 9th nst ascertain if these reports
correct.
srnta Fe Expsdi:ion rumor has reached Hous-
ton By way OF Nacogdoches, ;tat messenger from
Colonel Snisly had arrived The upper sei,ieme MS
If Red Rive- and brought ina: troops had
erceped and captured from Santa Fe, and
tina, Governor Armjo Of the csp!ives. The
Houston Star says IN relation 10 The
awe do not credit The report, as the troops under
Colonel Spvy did lot start from Coffees station
I'll the 25ih p and he has scarcely lad time 10 reach
the trail OF the Santa Fe trsders leading from Santa
Fe TO Independence. His progress must have been
greatly retarded by cshels The hume streams;
and il IS doubtful whether he VIII reach The Santa F.
trail until the middle OF June.
From the Houston Star, June a4)
The French Corvette, La Brilliant, arrived at Gal
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"Dis7rRR.xcE or Public WORSHIP This is The
heading which the Churchman gives to an account OF
The which took place at 81. Stephens Church,
during the ordination which few days since re
erred. THIS is the Chu,chman statement o The facts
~ Y. Er Post.
sOa Sunday morning last, at ST. Stephens Church,
this city, the time and place appointed by the bishop
of the diocese for the admission of several candidates
10 descons o.defs.) the usually quiet and impressive
OF the Church interrupted By an unPre
cedented disturbance When the bishop, according lc
usage had summoned The people 10 declare they knew
I" any impeachment notable crime which should
prevent the candidates from receiving orders, clergy
habited in his robes up the middle AISLE and
read long protest the ordination of one OF the
candidates grounded alleged doctrinal errors and
when be had done, another similarly hahiied arose nd
read document OF similar tenor When both had re-
sumed their seats Bishop Ondsrdobk IN the chance
and stated effect that the accusation now brought had
been previously investigated by himself and Council o
Presbyters OF whom the eccusers were par,-sha a.!
these, the alone excepted, had concurred IN
recommending the ordination Of the caGdtdse-iha;
there would, therefore, be change IN the conien
plated services Of the day-that all the candidates pre-
sent would be ordained, and that ell we're asct'ona'ey
commended TO The prayers Of the congregation. Inc
last word had hardly passed the lips of Bishop Onder
donk when Bishop Ives, Of North Carolins, began
the L'tany-snd before the solemn invocation of the
Holy Trinity was completed the Reverend Professors
again arose, turned their backs on the altar and the
Bishops and walked out of the Church. The services
then proceeded, as if nothing had happened-and 10
complete statement Of facts have only TO ado,
tina, the names of the C.ergymen who have thus dis
tinguished themselves, are The Rev. Hugh Smith, ID.
D.. Rector of 81. Peters, and the Rev. Henry Anthem
D. d, Rector Of ST. Marks
!; will be seen BY the following Card which has
been handed for publication, thai the distinguished
clergymen referred 10 abou. make counter state
ment
CARD We had determined 10 content ourselves
with having conscentiousy performed duty on The
'uhec, Of the late ordination in ST. Stephens. deemng
IT most prudent that such matters should far pos
sitie, be Kept within cur own body, and not obuuded
on the public. The attacks made US, in certain
publications in The Churchman, OF this date, (Juy
o'h,) leave Us alternative between silence which
might De mis- interpreted and full disclosure, from the
beginning, OF al The connected with THIS mos!
painful occurrence in the Church We will, therefore
lay before the public, e~ days, foil statement oil
the case. HUGH SMITH, D. D.,
Rector cf 81 Peters Church.
HENRY ANTHON. D. D.,
Rector or ST. Marks Church
New York, July 9Th, 1913