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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
BROADWAY THEATRE Broadway.-THE LIVE IN
DIAE-PForLE's LAWYER
WINTER GARDEN Broadway.-HAxLrr.
wALLACK S THEATRE Broadway.-MoxxY.
OLYMPIC THEATRE, Broadway-TnE STREETS or New
YORK.
NEW gowEEY THEATRE, sowery- -MAzErrA-HAsD,
soE JAcK-Mr OLD WIFE AND YOUNG UMBRELLA.
BowERy THEATRE, Bowery-o'NrAL THE GREAr-
LOTTERY TicKEf-PAuL JONES
NIBLo's GARDEN Broadway.-THr SHAMROCK.
weHnssc saAGnASp
sPEcTAcLE-FAnEs, TIM HAYES &c.-Day and Evening
BRYAHTS' MINsTRELs. Mechanics Hall, AZ Broad
way LrhoPiAN SONGS. DANCES BuRLrsocEs, &c.-ARrE-
MUS WARD AMONG Tax MoRMoSs
WOODS MlNSTREL HALL, 5H Broadway.
HAPPY UNCLE Tos-ErHIoPiAN SONGS DANCES, 4c
SALE DrABoIIQGE, 5s5 neutrality-suspicious. HITLER
HARLEouIs SANTA CLAUS.
VAN AMBURGH co.'s MAMMOTH MENAGERIE
$50 and ta Broadway-open from ~ A. A TO iofM
HIPPOTHEATRON, Fourteenth street.-EouHsIRIAH,
GYMsAsrc AcRonAric EsrERrAsMEsrs-HARLkaUi
BLuEBEARD
TURKISH HALL, 10 Broadway.-OscASrAS's ORIENTAL
ENTERTAINMENT.
AMERICAN THEATRE, No. 44 Broadway. .-BALLrrs,
PANToMIMKs, BuRLKsQUEs &C.-H0UsE THAT JACK BUILT.
vANsUCHps MUSEUM, 6O0 Broadway -MovING WAX
FIcUREs-FRANz MULLER.
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 6ls Broadway
Open from 10 A. NJ. till 10 r NJ
New York, Monday, january o, 1893.
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as he alleges in drinking place IN Pearl street. early
yesterday morning
In Saturdays HKRALD noticed the fact that Will
liam Beebe, alias Fitzgerald, was found lying the
sidewalk in Bleecker street, mortaIly wounded by
pistol shot, on Thursday evening From the effects OF
the injuries he died at Bellevue Hospital Saturday,
and yesterday inquest held the body, when it
appeared that he shot by Of his friends In
drinking house in Hester street. Beebe and several
friends had difficulty with the proprietor, at whom one
Of them fired pistol which missed Its aim the shot
striking Beebe.
The Garments and Laborers Association are to hold
meeting at No 70 Prince street today when the subject
Of the back pay Of the street cleaners will be taken into
consideration
There is considerable opposition manifested in OF
the British North American provinces to the proposed
colonial confederation In Prince Edward Island has
caused ministerial resignation and It is claimed that
nine tenhs OF the inhabitants there opposed TO the
scheme In Nova Scotia also numerously attended
and enthusiastic meetings Of influential citizens to
protest against II have been held
The republican majority Of Maine, officially declared
Is 112 President ncolns vote Ia 6S 1O4 and General
McCleans 40 S92 The soldiers is divided fol-
lows:-Lncoln, AHA; Mcclellan, 73s.
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THE CANADIAN PAssPoRr GRrEvAScE.-Our
Canadian neighbors are making a terrible out
cry about the inconvenience Of the passport
system. This time II Is their OK that is gored.
They had but few words Of sympathy for US
when our border towns were invaded by the
thieves and tutthroats whom they had en-
couraged Now our measures Of selfdefcnce
excite their ire, not because they are uuneces-
sary, but because they are injurious 70 their
interests. We can tell them how to abats tho
nuisance, for such we admit II must be. Let
them do the police Of their own frontier, and
we shall be glad 10 relieve them from the
inaiction Of which they complain.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

OFFICE \. ". CORNER OF FULTON AND NASSAU SITS.
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NEW BOwERY THEATRE Bowery-M -MAzEPPA-HANp
soxE JAcK-MY OLD WIFE Young UMBRELLA
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BowERy THEATRE, Bowery-o'NEAL THE GREA
LOTTERY TicKEr-PAUL JoNEs.
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BROADWAY THEATRE Broadway.-THE LIVE In
DIAE-PFoPLE's LAWYER
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BARNUM'5 MUSEUM. Broadwsy.-Two MAMMOTH FAT
WoaEs-Livfsc SKEIETos-DwARF-l,fA ARMED SEAie-GRASD
sPEcTAcLE-FARIEs, TIM HAYES 6c.-Day and Evening.
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BRYANTS' MINsTRELs, Mechanics Hail. Az Broad
way-LrioPiaS Songs, DANCES, BURLEsoCEs, &c-ARrE
MUS WARD AmosG MoRMoss
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wALLACK S THEATRE, neutrality-suspicious.
OLYMPIC THEATRE, Broadway-TnE STREETS or New
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-05
DYSPEPSIA.
DYSPEPSIA.

In DYSPEPSIA, with itsattendani symptoms Indges.
ton, Nausea, Loss Of Appetite, Lowness OF spirits
Fatuence, Collie Costiveness, Sick lleada ihe assd
niarrhea General Debility, etc its efficacy Abualani-
y attested by the certificates appended, aud will ha
immediately apparent upon trial We do not Rs,att
that Crmean Btters" viii cure every DyApep-
sia In such AS have become Chronic, eau only
years standing, failure to our knowledge
wheye tue use has corresponded with the
directions Very many eases have been cured hy une or
two bottles. Dyspeptirs impatient, and from one
remedy to another all We ask is persistence the use
Of two hotties, and proper regard exercise aud rpgi
guaranteed.
Dissatisfaction the Hon. Robert Norris of Zen.
tueky 20 extensively known to the Masonic fraternity
Of tho United hates
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-05

Hon j. A. McDougal. U. s senator Of California says:
Your Crimean Biters excellent for dits on cor.
reeting diarrnea, n,usei iaton OF the Omsch and
the creation Of wholesome appetite They pleasantly
exhilerAte, but follow by stupyhng reaction. They
are the best btters have used"
The above written records and thousands oil verbal
statements echo them from other sources
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-05
RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA.
RnEUMATIsM AND NEURALGIA.
RHEUMATISM.

q. W. PLArT Esq, Assistant Assessor Internal Re-
yoaue, Fourth District, New York, nays 81 am tr m
the nature Of my duties, exposed to all the different
phases oi weather. often saturated the person. wet
lee ele aud have, AZ consequence, been afflicted with
colds ehlls etc and for long time with Rheumatism
hut, since taking the Crmean Btters have felt none
ol me ellscs OF bad weather. and my Rheumatsm has
entirely disappeared.
MY SON. who Is In the army Of Cen Grant, writes to
ms an follows Father when an opportunity olsra do
not i to send me some Crimean Bttera you cannot
imagine what ready relief they after exposure. !
am never alarmed about sleeping the ground getting
wei If use them"
VIII here state that this came home sick leave
aoit skeleton. single bottle restored his appetite
anu strength SO that two weeks he able
to Join his battery.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-05
FEVER AND AGUR.
FEVER AND AaUE.

thorough remedy known-suceessiul when aninins Ia
ailed rs determined by trials in the United sttes
hospitals at Newark, n, j., Fort Hamilton, N and
heauiort ). o., and numerous cases evarywhere TIe
Biters are warranted to arrest the ehils The rt da
anu IN brief time expel tho disease from the svsiem
for use strictly adhered to-
we have numerous certificates Of cures NJ ~,
mhlaly, Dnl want OF room prevent 'ls ,l.un oiunly
circular around bo tie for many others.
Or whitehead, Surgeon, U 4. A., dated u g. IIo.pal
N VIZ '"r'' cured several soldiers under
ny .hsiso q ossnatu Fever and Ague, vhich have de-
nvl 'or weeks the usual remedy Of Quinine and would
without hesitation use 1t In similar cases.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-05


The U. S. Circuit Court sits in the Court
Room, second story Of the Custom House, in this
city on the third Tuesday of June and October.
Tue U. s. District Court, meets at the same
place, on the second Tuesday in January, April,
June and September.
Superior Court and Court Of General Sessions.
is held at Georgetown, on the second Monday of
April, and second Monday in October in Kent
County, OF Dover, on the fourth Monday in April
and fourth Monday in October in New Castle
County, at New Castle on the second Monday
after the commencement of the April term IN
Kent. and on the third Monday in Nouember
The Court Of Chancery and Orphans Court, shall
commence and be held in New Castle County on
the third Monday in February, and first Mon.
day in Septemberi in Kent County, on the FIRST
Tuesday after the fourth Monday in March, and
on the fourth Monday in September; in Sussex
County on the first Tuesday after the second
Monday in March, and on the first Tuesday
after the third Monday in September.
The Mayors Court sits in Wilmington on the
first Monday in March, June, September and
December,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-05
NrW VOnT JnIvI6 Igel


DEAR SIR have lived In the southern siates-murh
Of the time In Missisuippi-ior more than twenty
years and have had my share of those complaints that
effect the liver and produce dyspepsia This has render
ed regular OF tonies medical necessity me- and
1 am familiar with the action Of all the standard
bitters' OF the day In my opinion of them II so
ecacous In the Congestion Of the Liver and D spepsia
Crmean Bittrra say this after fair trial upon my
own system and upon others 10 whom have comm nj
cd them believe If they freely used by persons
whose systems are enervated, they would relieve and
eventually cure large proportion Of such
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-05
Browns Jamaioa Ginger
LOnInn ElnIr Resiorer,

Lows Brown Wind,uf soap, and a variety Of Psfia
aud Toilet articles if sale at Wilson's Drus and W.
nal Store. G.S M'tset st. ln4
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-05
CRINIEAN BITTERs.

Tho baals Of"liomlnos Crimein BitteIs' Is Calsaya
tho must eiicaciuus variety of Peruvian Btrk-wtih
which combined nine uthsr MsdicuAi Plants Roots
aud Extracts chiefly tbs products Of Asia and South
America aud each OF the highest scientific reputa for the
cures oi disease for which this Is recommended No
article IN tho lUast degree psrncous used, aud the
utmost caution is exercised in the selection materials
10 insure the hsnes deFtes OF curative virtua and IN
all respects the preaint hish standard this piapara
ton will In no case bo departed itom.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-05
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of the
State of DelaUUareu
Jato OF DeIaWare.
LOnIolNAL MllL oREEk, 10

tORIoiEAL Mill CREEK, &e)
THIS Company continues to offer to the people OF DelA
ware its superior advantages Of Insurance against loss
by Ore on all descriptions Of property, except Marine
risks
in and attention to the subject OF Mutual Insurance.
being the first to Introduce the principle into StAteO
by reaon OF which, II Is believed the Managers have
been enabled so to adjust and discriminate between the
different varieties OF property, to render the member
Gus Insurance Companies presented to the public.
IL takes credit to itself that It's payments OF losses have
been propt aud LIBERAL that in % years business and
losses reaching oyer slOOOuO not single case Of tga
on has occurred aud seareey one without entire salts
faction to the parties insured.
Looking more TO the safety than the number and
amount Of It's risks It has declined Hundreds Of Thou
sands Of Dollars of Insurance, either requiring too
great amount In a single risk Offering unat oh
ieots Of Insurance for the character Of the Institution
In this manner It Is conceived II has the safest and
most select list finsurances proportion the amount
-Oter Six Millions of Dollars, Of any other Company
As evidence II tiis it has only reduced the rate
insurance. at all times moderate, onesixth during the
Ast two years, but II presents clear surplus fund
$4,000 as security against any on the Dpost
Notes, which by the resort to Scrip ceracates OF
the balances due to each member being issued will
bs paving interest TO them from January 1852 al The
ateof per cont. per annum, thus making still fArhl
deduction.
the community In Deposit Notes Of S2d00Ol
Surplus Fund 6O,0uu
1t Is the work Of the Farmers Of Delaware aud such
'-'' PrOsident-JEssE SHARPE
Secretary and Treasurer-RoBRRT McCABR, NJ. D.
DIRECTORS:
Rll Wilson, Brandywne Hd.; James Delapain, Christ
ana Hd.; James Webb Samuel Barr y, O. Stotsenbur'
and jesse Sharpe, Wilmington Hd. Robert McCahe, Mil
Creek ud; john T. williamson White Clay Creek Id
George Janvier New Castle Id; Curtis B. Ellison, Pen
! cader Hd.; Johu c. Clark led Lion ll1.; VIM. Temple
| smyrna; james H. Burnham, st. Georges HID; Charlie
T. Fleming reter T. Causey Miliordi Henry Todd, Dover
Charles Tunnell Georgetown.
AdENTS-As we'll for receiving applications for nsui
ance uues OF memberH
| Eli Wilson, Brandywne Hid Robert McCabo Nj
/ Creek Hd; james DelapiAin, Chrstiana lid; John
williamson, white Clay Creek Hi; Curtis ii. Ellison
pencAder Id Red Lion St. Georges, and Appoquinimuk
Hundreds; Joseph C. Griffith, Smyrna; James Crppen
New Castle HIS Charles r. Fleming, Milford. Charlie
| Tunnel, Georgeiown; Henry Todd, Dover.
Communications general business addressed to the
undersigned Wilmington, will receive immediate Atva
| ion.
fH ROBERT hoOABE NJ. D.. Secretary
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-05

Eureka. lonnetts Coz aine sud all o.het prpsh'
for the hair, irs sale af the Drug aud Prescription y
OF 9r J. f Wi'ion, G0S Market IT. laVI
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-05
TONIC AND RESTORATIVE.

DR.. JanewAy Surgeon In charge Of United States
Hospital Newark, j., says; ~ experienced very much
benefit from the Of your Bitlera severe attack
oftyphod fever, and was enabled to resume my duties
an illneaa. My appetite restored, aud Digestive
organs resumed their functions quickly An article
prepared carefully II Is and from so MANY VAIN
ABLE MEDICINES cannot in my opinion, fail to do good
when properly used"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-05
JACOB 5. MELpIN

ksE2zs, The subscriber informs his freuls Il,
,,.gi public generally, that he has taken Tue
eas No. 21S Market street
FormerRly occupied by the late John Price, Apl
hand good assortment OF
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-05
SOZODoNT.

Opal Dentalina nlCosio's West Iuiian Tolh "
Jenvan's Tooth aud Hair brushes, Fancy and q
Spapsaud variety Of iue periumery for sale at Ws
Drug aud Prescription stort M. I0s Market i'
MllminrInn. nnl NM
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-05
Cedar Canphor

And srhwcrin's Annihilaiing Powder, ihs g.
remedies for moths and all kinds of instei3. f'r.i'
WILSON'S DRUG SlIh-
Aprls No. 6os MlldN
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some ef tho be.t ma'eri.l ,verssu Thi. of cour,o
rsr'cc,iy ty ,n Ho,cli Cobb. .f.r ~ s.ge,, "a
Ant tonvil'e, ug POINTED vuh tor bic ,lrpiucsnre
so5i .o Te GiarsyMJg rsm.I.s "ih.t The w'y
cod ~ tue prsonei At the bar Who s .losn 10 have
suoied ',htmer- similsr 10 hs' etg iced b. ".
rn Ma, oniv -ay iDdic.teI b. The ch. .ef Of
ne tiel EoveFnm,ut snd his Soc arv OF Wsr.
hun, deli eroteir loId ten. Wiuao' .. Ieter and
cu o'e 1t, "No,ci TIet i 4 $" a.. th. n,n no
Gee to 'how a lenf Ua, the ,, ideuoo ur rr tor.
nv ne hiVhuoIu uoVCtnmuut Wih a. ., atIDtt.
to' 1irc .cs. e. utny cf ne imuense %, ,f IA th,s
I'al would show that up TO th'v ve.y c'o,ns Of that
eri en-. eu WIZ = or hy sS, 'Ss Sf ,s oess,,
o,Ss " " 10 ',,N &c M ihe rreat ,nferinE a. tat
" ffea' cuu'f end may Heaven ,u1 % me upips
o. 's iye 4 he ,e not a. viii not 30 Tor him TO Nv.
nts'd aud nc..f' i've uiit'aIt to-. " Iadcf sui
WI. - kinS John did Hule-' Tor Sic desth x
t,lu.9 >. .tu ..ry vii tun ur'u tn snj sav
i,Lr - .,f hsrd sud seal ior oil 40 snd in the
slhAlr % autnuufF Uid We LntpfstHnd Do Law.
~. thi3mtu ur1t proceeded to sSan ne into no
.1,ilss ~ . ''."l up'n ,hc i'o7er', r orf,' ir0ls
fT.ir'T anu to eua' ic him more un, erstAul-
msW TO cNNu.re ~ 1rI cl-r.c VIZ g..
FI. N.Wt At.nn te ctutlurt uh cod Col.
,hp.nan a..td "a NO, vc tsicy ..ep hgie and
VI .nc nc ,,.. .llItt'si zen. Wtn'-r cou'd no mole
.ar ani Ale y I'cucr 20 ol-te the lsss OF var
c"nc'n',oi 10 plain tnat ~ne-s such o-dor' oiid boh
80 tlll ntd JoT.lg'I, Nlcn ths prisoner At tho
uhi Hcl'i r''u l.scsu motive no -. rulltv Col
'lipi an tlou Irocee4ed 20 not 60 me rtt Of sur
reoh hite and strvcnfon fteir treatment oi the
rick, and innoculs ins them With p'isou,u- vaccine
maW,r, NuH 'louGus h} viii 40. iu hhnd to have
tuf loia 81 tIow ~ the Ntthci intent not nnIs In
thl' hut ~ Starving men 10 death In tcg.oI ~
pfuy, llis cone usinu, Ou this brsnUa Of The sub
- J. T. m follows fh's 10 tho record ~ hisofy
Hsust the chsruel house OF AndeIsunVilie Iot
ttc mouths oi thoso ~ho Noud or.uud tho,e atroci-
t!'' lF rec ta. nst'o1, charging tho utsi StH.ts
TO an, % NE ctuClucy forever haie,tter te
c,u.'l. lV.t delaware anu JohusUu's lriaud with
We. Two per cent. ~ doAd Audat.ouyile vitl
tlthty .ihi"e pr cent Look upon tuat picturo.
and thcn upon thls sud tell nc thClo was
no design to STAY Lev no n nj. be n ws'pci ever
80 i.u,h ~ ucas1n aud tfeasNnthe ,ympathie.
aouht this RECORD, for N DAMNED custom hath
b'aa'd u -'ut ihei IL b. proof and burark against
teh't 81 NUT .leye, II cnnuot DEM these thin,s
W. Il pcasc tue aouit ! have dou, with the atyu-
ltut uufrf cha G she fret 7 leave it nth yuu 10
. Nhcihuf lie pns0uot al the lar can acquit h.m-
.'i o. ne a. oca'ts iu cimo by dec auug the chate
ir-e iaii 20 le q hc old you Gutth a phantom Ut
lhc tfAln, Nii culUera a. uusubut-ntlAl a. the
ua.t,ess tabuc OF visiun.
The Court adjourned until tomorrow uhen Col
Chpman viii deliver his Argument under the second
eLaT.o, via uuidsr
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Great Republican Mass Meeting
Speeches Of Fitzpatrick
aud Others.
&c. &c.

wAsurSGroS, Oct. 40
Alexander II. stevens had q brief but gratifying
Interview With President Johnson to-day. lie is an
otlec' Of interest. Several others from the South.
pcmineui during the rebellion. including Il. X. 7.
Hunter, ore in Washington.
The Missouri deegats ,ent from the Fcnian Con
fress on us.ion to Washington, with reference 70
Tie unconditional rcleAie Of John Mitchell, prisoner
Al Fortress A.nEoe, reports that he has been
l snt that the order for that purpose III be
imued. similar statement 10 repeated In other
gaEtteu
The United States Con,1l At LeFhorn, in /, eommu-
ncA.on 10 the State Department under OATS Of sept
seth, reples u hat ,lcre II constant inquiry Tor
American yC acis which arc fvru the preference by
parties dcious OF ehar,or'us hut they canuo, te
hsd others Grc tskcn. Twelve Amer.ctu ships Eould
have been chNterei durny the p,t three months If
they could have toon obtained
Offcil u,e'l.s,l.s from Lrshorn, Gibraltar and
smygna shoss thIt the cholera At .hc.e places I.
. tI'sppetrius
Col Caipnan will ooncluds his srEumont in ~.
wrz tnsl ,omorroT, when the case will he given TO
he Commission, Who viii, A. u.usi in such matters
dslberats In secret to the findings, which being
completed will he f5r.arlcd to the Executive Ne
Iar,msnt Tor approval. Ju,Ge Advocate General
bolt, who to-dSv ,ttentve listener, earnestly
congratulated Col ChiYms1 hi. argument to sus-
tain the charge Of conspiracy. The reading Of tue
Egument occupied four hours
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News Items.
ny rslegyaph to II. NaS iorE s,n.,

fas steamer Sunset sunk rear Augusta, ,atts
Missouri l. rer GU Thursday. Tho boat end cir,o
As a total loaS. Ts boat vas ,,l ed st $4,000
lus trial Of Emerson E.ns5Iys d1seI on
THURSDAY. The accused 640mitt,d his case with.
olt argument.
Tns cigar mandatory Of r fsn'elI Brothers In
Detroit Michigan, wss dan Age ~ ire ana water
lhurIiay night 10 the srnogut o. s25 90.
fEASK RAMSEY, proprietor o. the Mansion 3us.,
ChHls11o"n, HaS, who WAS stabbed sasI7 We !.
nohI'y morning ty two drunken uar.uea, 4, dead.
lHn Boston Lancer, srriysd t Chicago ys..sr.
Cay morning Al three oc..et an were received
at tho DEPOT ~ ,hs / swor.A z 4.yos, gho.,
guests they are
IHE rear val OF bulldog IN Phg,r,lrh,.,
"Hel vas uuuei about two weeks since, '.'l yes.
tsrdAN iniaHng three rnen worry ssriors.y; ; ,po.
'nsr "a believed to be buried under rs ri,u,.
IhH packing establishment Of S. rtvlrito &Fyn.
also Williams & ca ta-uerv, s C.i,iVo. IL.
"ero burned Thurs Ay night LaiI sbou. $50. .
zoo mostly insured
IHa steamship Golden City s,.l,d from Gan
fisn'isoo on tie lS.n, With ole thousand pas,spg.
ers ana Sl-liOOO in treasure, r.. New York, sgil.
Vo Tor Ens.and, $4,000 for Trance, s20.OOo for
Cenhal America, aud SIC, 900 for Panama
hAV' d. NATHAN b. CR0oKER slnco 1879 tbo
Oldest pre7hy'er Of the Protestant Eyscops Church
y 'N' .'1 States and for more than sHty years
rector OF ST. Johns Church a. Providence, Il. l..
alea Thursday evening in ID. latter city, eyed
stEbtT Iau YsArh