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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-24

Bay The Southern Journal of MI
Sic is the title Of a new music periodi-
cal published at Louisville, a copy of
the first number of which has been
received. 1t contains a couple Of
pieces of original music, and liberal
selection Of reading matter.
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The LOST FogND-It was the child
of Mr.. Geo: Simpson, whoI lives near
Judge Jarrett, 10 the upEk r part of
the city, that was lost on Tuesday
The child was found by Nh kellogg,
below Main Street, and u ken home
by him, and whence it VI restored
to the parents, who had 5 bent con-
siderable portion of the -dIyl and eve
ming in in searching for il We can
imagine nothing more trying to the
hearts of parents than thd anxiety at
tending the search for ! Bt child.
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lPREMIuM PIcrbREs. - Al ! .a'the
Southwestern District Fair, i pre-
MUM for landscape painting, ye are
told; was awarded TO Mr. James
Forbes, n For Ithe best pla ! aand
colored photographs the frE pre-
MUM was awarded to S. H. Fnlillips,
also for the Photo DE- Casio on Of the
greatestswondersg 2q0VuFt
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RafchelOr,s HAIR Dye.

zntisknlrndIst Hair Dye Il the best In the
wsFld. The only true and perfect Due.
harmless, Reliable, instantaneous. No
AlaaPpoiptment, . No ridiculous tiptS
sNgAeafal Black or Brown Remedies the III
mersoiA OF Bad Dyes. Invigorates the hair,
IsaVing Il soft and beautiful The genu-
the Il signed KiliidDl 4. .Basohelor. All OH
sra are mere lmitations;' and should be
avoided. Sold by all Druggists and Per-
rnmeFs- Factory 81 Barclay Street, New
%v hEYARE or a cOUNTERFEIT.
p eaFe ff-iy. ~ ''-
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PERSONAL Pearson, Of Indi-
annapolis, we'll known to the regular
profession, for bis successful treat
ment Of epilepsy and other forms Of
nervous disease hitherto deemed in
durable, will be at the Sherwood
House on the 23d inst A private
note to our fellow tOwnsman X nj.
Sellman announces the fact. DIR.
Pearson has several notable cases in
this city that arc rapidly getting we'll,
as we learg from Mr.. Sellman, j. M.
Blythe, Daniel Aiken and others.
20. diff
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case was consummated in the Re-
corder's Court yesterday. Al Ethio-
plan, who sails under the euphonious
cognomen Of George Washington
Starks, barber, we believe, by pro-
fession, was presented on charge Of
carrying a concealed weapon, 10 the
shape Of an eight-shooter, and threat
eniDg to use the same on man who,
be says, was threatening to Practice
surgery on him with a formidable
looking knife He moreover ayers
that the pistol does not belong to
him, but was being innocently carried
to its rightful owner when. he was
threatened as above, and simply
drew 1t to check the approach of his
antagonist until he could get into
position to make mastery retreat
Not being ready for trial, his case
was postponed until two o'clock to-
day, and in the meanwhile he left the
pistol with the Recorder for an assnr-
ance that he would return.
Peter Sherlock, the nice young man
who ,wantoply struck an~inefensiye
negro on the street corner the other
day. and who paid part Of his 6ne
in the Recorders office on Tuesday,
and started to Jail ipl company with a
policeman, thought better Of it when
he gotsnear the enchanted castle, and
begged piteously for the privilege of
going to his boarding house and get
ting the balance Of the money. The
policeman, at first, hesitated,
but finally consented. On the
way Peter, who had earnestly
ayerred that he had never
been in police court before, volun-
teered the explanation that he meant
g in this town, and that he had often
been arrested before. BY instruction
of Mayor Baker the police win keep
their eyes upon him during his So
journ in the city. 49, s4aa te,5 ,ssar
% CiRcUrr CoURT.4The case Of yiek-
cry Bros. vs.. Faystte Posey, was con
Guided yesterday evening", and the
jury, after a brief absence, returned
verdict for the defendant "A
large audience filed the court
House air day 10 Hear the able and
eloquent arguments Of the -emipent
counsel employed on both sides. This
was a case that arose from the burn
ing of the portion of the Posey Block.
on Main Street, then occupied by the
Vickery Bros, in September. 1866.
Before the fire, workmen had COM
mehced preparations for building an
addition to the back Of the block, and
an, excavation to the depth of three
or four feet had been dug ID the rear
of the block. On the night preceding
the fire, a'fooding rain fell, and CON
siderable water accumulated ia the
excavation, and it was olgimed by the
plaintiffs, had Sun9tDahe)cellar which
contained some 800 barrels Of lime.
1t was assumed by the plaintiffs that
the lime being Stacked by the water
running into the cellar, set the build
ing on fire, and it was further ayerred
that the water found its way into the
cellar through the carelessness Of the
employees of Mr.. Posey, and $4,000
damages was claimed, rs I'll gy
Judge Jglehart and Col. DENLY APP
peared on behalf Of the plaintiffs, and
John J. Chandler, Esq, and General
Shackelford appeared for the defence.
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A PRoLfFfc Y1ELD.7IMr. J. w.
Nexsen, of this city, beia unable to
exterminate the weeds from the
grounds around his RESI- Hence, con-
cluded last Spring 70 plata the ground
with potatoes, with the Eppe that in
their tillage he would beAh to Grad
icate the weeds. The ara of ground
planted was so by 10R feet, from
which he has dug IL b shells Of as
fine peach-blows as we 4 Ter saw, sam
pies of which he showeI us -yester-
day. Considering the Extraordinary
dryness of the season, ttis is reckon
ed an excellent yield. lie thinks he
is paid for the experiment whether
the weeds are killed or got. a-s.9
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CRANBERRIEs.- FIRST Of tn,
season just received at the New Yorl
Grocery.
PARSONS, ScovILLE & MoFFETT.
oct23
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A SPLENDID iMETEoR.-Albut a
quarter past eleven last might Z saw
a brilliant, beautiful hmeteor2 (Which
pissed from the zenith in a horth-
es.ster,y direction until it wah con-
cealed behind the Sherwood louise.
twas not as large as we hpvi seen,
bat of exceeding brilliancy. W
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Bag- Ladies using the Wheeler q
Wilson Sewing Machine, are earnestly
requested TO send immediate notice 10
my Office whenever they are oat'sof
order, or any instructions in theif use
may be desired
Having secured the services 81 q
Grst-class Adjuster from headquars
ters, desire TO have all the old ma
chimes in the city repaired an inn
proved, and will spare neither paiEa
nor expense 10 give my customers the
most complete satisfaction.
II. NJ. SELLMAN,
oct8 No. - Main Street.
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CLOTHING AT AUCTION PRIcEs.-
on hand, to Wind up my agency, /
will sell good goods for less than the
same can be bought in any other
house in the city. Great bargains in
over-coats can be had. Compare
prices before you buy.
oct22 r j. H. CARLIN, Agent.
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PRINTERS INKS. In additions TO
our large stock of Printers Papers,
we have just received from the cele-
brated mandatory of II. d. Wade Il
Co. full stock of Inks, of all colors
and qualities, which we will sell at
manufacturers card prices. Printers
are invited to call and examine our
stock and prices. oct9-1w
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HALLS VEGETABLE SfcILfAN HAIR
REVIEWER

n the only infailfble Hair Preparation for
EeSGoging Gray Hair 20 Us Original Color,
agad IToRtoff1aa dts fSrofUth. fsssBWr
"a the cheapest preparation ever offer
uh 10 the public, as ono bottle will last
msngarl and accoEoplish mose than bhrae
bottles OF auy other preparation.
Our Remover Is not q dye; IL VIII not
hAxAn the skin as others. ~ y AfAsA - T"
II will keep the hair from falling out.
II olea nses the scalp, and makes the hair
son, lustrous. aud silleenl MOO
our Treatise on tho Hair sent free by
sail. ,feLlsl ankhg-4 &. .oEse. ne
X. T.. HALL a CO., Nashua, N. H.,
Al -f4hrLaO gaE Proprietors.
FOR sale by all druggists. tsef
dIof W1E 90 = 3fntf .TofaifA3
cGsf ,tidqutlM 90 otnuoI ,h3@q1
nIh .sllaoM ..nl , trEA9uiH ,5rnSRJ
.tj-td- Osqab
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CITY NEWS1

aaqPEnsoNxL. Capt. j, H., Masttrs, a
gallant soldier Of the old 42d. and
Treasurer of WatfIck County, favored
us with call yesterday.
Dr. Andrew. Lewis, Of Primo Teton,
was in the city yesterday. :
Captain Cos! Fowler, Pad ieah,
is stopping at the Sherwood, H4se.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-24

OYsTERs.-Ladies' and gentlemens
oyster Saloon Oysters served up
every style at III. Herman's confec-
tionery. IS Main Street. 22-d6t.
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p Moth and FreckTes.

= The only re Tiabl9s remedy for those
brown dlscolorations on the face called
Moth Patches and sFreclSles IN PERBY's
MOTH AND FREcKLE LorfoN. Prepared
emily by Or. Il. G.. Perry, Dermatologist, 40
Bond Street, New York. Sold by all drug
~ per bottle. p > 1TFTf6 lt ty2 dSm
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Oysters Noble q Co. 3 celebrated
Baltimore oysters received dailyat the
Men York Grocery sepH -eodlm.
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Az B. II 81 r ..t +. 81 i q
~w How many mothers suffer the agony
81 seeing their little ones snatched away
erOm them by the Whooping Cough, or
DiptheFiss when single bottle OF Poland's
White Pine Compound would have saved
kAs baby's life. II is infaIlIble. 1fA
.r-ls .-HtTu.If.
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SoWING p WHEAT.-We learn from
our farmer friends that the breadth
of land sown with wheat this Fall,
throughout this and the adjoining
counties, is unusually large, in conse-
quence Of the unusually favorable
weather for sowing. 1t is an old
adage among farmers that to insure
good crops, Sow your wheat 10 dust
and your oats in mud" and this sea
son has been, highly favorable for
carrying out, the. advice, as the con-
tinued floods and rains of Spring
compelled men to. SOW oats in wet
ground, and the aridity of this Fall
has compelled them to SOW their
wheat in dust, We are Informed
that Mr.. Joseph Kmkman, of Gibson
County has sown 100 sores With
wheat, aud Mr.. Henry Reel-an old
farmer Of eighty years, and soldier
at Tippeoanoe-has sown 90,acres in
the same county. With proper till
age, wheat can be made a very profit
able crop Ia Soathefn Indiana! u29I
Lr-7--ee77 T<s-.---rTTT-7-
New MUsIc.-We have received
from the enterprising and popular
publishing house Of Root & Cady,
Chicago, tRsToHQRing pieces of choice
music: Let me Dream of Home
torJ-, ,o-~ol a. ~ - - Il $500,
written and composed by A. T. Cor
ham Poor Carlolta," the last words
of Macmillan; song and chorus
words by Pauline; music by f. w.
Root. The Old Church Choir"
song andsehorus i words by Mrs L.
Hawley; music by 7. Martin TOwne.
Laura Anna" song and chorus,
written and composed by VIC Ba-
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LIBRARY LEcTuREs.-The- Lee
ture Committee of the Library As
ISOLATION have not thought it ad-
visable to- attempt to form a course of
lectures for the coming season, owing
to the difficulty of procuring, with
certainty iqf avoiding disappointment,
sufficient number of first class lee
turers. The Committee, however,
have resolved to make such engage
ments as they can with gentlemen of
acknowledged merit. They have
been corresponding for three months
past, but they find our isolated po-
sition aud very bad railroad connec-
tons render it difheultto make en-
gagements.
We are glad, however, 10 know that
they have secured for the opening
lecture, the distinguished sehoiarand
speaker, George Alfred Townsend.
His lecture will be delivered s9ny the
22nd of November. We hope to see
that evening kept free from other en-
gagements, and the Library Assoeia-
ton encouraged ia this matter by all
classes of our people.
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Terre Haute and Indianapolis
FRoM TnRRE mAuTE.
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
FROM vINCENNEs

Going East Going WI.
NAL zisy Y I'D p
Express ESQ I'm siOb a n
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gTEAsfnoAT LINES.

To LoumvtT4IE. Monday and
Saturday nt 10 O'Clock Am. Every Taeaday,
Wednesday, Thursdey, and Saturday Mt 8
o'clock r. NJ. t## .ltsst w 20 ..h
"a To CAIRo-Daiiy, except Sunday, NJ. 3
o'cloDk y. NJ .tHa skfN
and Saturday at O'Clock y. "a Every
Monday aud Thursday at o'clock 3. ~.
To EAerkoEr. - Every Tuesday and
Friday mt4 O'Clock II. M.
To fin gpERsor-Dai1y except Sundays,
at O'clock Pm. p - 2 INN
To NAsHvILLE-Every Thursday st four
d. IN, .....-. ID b.
no MEMPHIS Semi-weehiy.
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MiJa1drds HELM Needles, IN Patent
Wrappers, are superior 20 all others.
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Machines GUtso Gart'a Spool Cairop
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10 MnMrmra-seml-weekly.

RocRportt5tagc (via Newbufgh and Boon
ville,l carrying the mail, leaves at IA. M,
on Mondays. Wednesdays and fridays.
Arrives by 2 y. H., Tuesdays. Thcdsdays
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leavesa Mon
days and Fridays at 7 A. NJ. ArriveaS Tues
days and Saturdays by Ar. M.
Mt. Vernon Mali Stage leaves daiY Tex
oept Sundaysl at 7 A. N. Arrives dali " lex
eept Sundaysi by r. N.
To NEwBURG.-Hack daily (excepf sun
day,l from the Merchants Hotefl at 3
O'Clock =. N. al
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CONSOLIDATION. - The firms Of
Henry H. Biemker, and Blemker,
Tillmann y Co., stove Dealers and
consolidated, and will henceforth be
known as BIemker, Tillman Il Co.
All debts and accounts will be col
lected and paid by E, go, LIZ
may25tf BLEMRER, TILLMAE. " 20.
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- The AMERICAN HOUSE, Hanover
8sreet; Boston, IN the largest and best ar
E@nsoh ihetel In New England. The sleep
Tag rooms are spacious and well ventilated I;
lhe suites of rooms are we'll arranged and
DaInplotely furnished for families and large
afAvotng parties: and the house will con-
ktuus To be kept AZ a first-clRRs hotel in
wwRTy respect LEWIS RICE,
tpn3s d8m Proprietor.
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OAK STREET SEwEEiR!4 4sf'fie work of
finishing thee fSOutbIof 0ako Street
sewer is being pushed. forward. with
great energy, and was placed in a
condition by last night to be- ont of
danger from any rain that might fall,
the bottom half being connectedwith
the old, work, SOFAS to- carry off any
amount Of water that. might pour
through it, while the stone work at
the mouth was rapidly approaching
completion 1t will be remembered
that an attempt was made three years
ago to complete this sewer, but when
about half done, the rains came and
the river rose, and all the labor and
material was lost 1t will now be.
completed, and we think very. sub
stantially. 5.4W Hiao= - s..uo.
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BR- A large assortment of those
fine crystal visiting cards still on
hand at the JOURNAL Office. The
ladies will please take notice.
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Cgark'a Spool Cotionis 6 Cord 10 80.
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BI-Call at the JOURNAL Office
you want Business Cards, Checks,
Receipts, Drafts, Notes, &C., in the
best style.
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.oR@F Az full supply of Justices
Blanks for sale at this Office, If
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1fIltodttFs Needles for sale everywhere
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Take none other than C7ark'sCotton.
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More Testimony for the "Fame."

EAsTPORT Miss, Oct. Q, 1867.
1Eessrs. -Reglker, BLeuHt& Co.s4sza
Please send me a good cook stove.
The Fame stove you sent me last
Spring is the best | ever used.
oct2l .4td g. III. PHILIPS.
,.l<U-,T <a-'I-,Y -ETTTnz
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Clark's Spool Cotton is the best.
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LADIES' dso oiarbs Spool Cotton.

GENTS; The finest and best select
cd stock Ct goods for Fall and Win
ter ever brought TO this city can be
found at 81 Main Street. Call and
see, znIiavo SMITH Il DARLING "A
n aug2E Js Merchant Tailors. =
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.5zRaAa 3 zloTegaq .dgAw0H
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Frf1s h 3wg u1t y ssi fse; IL 1@ia
fL -@Ea3E4 k*lg
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Recorder Hackett

Before Recorder HacketL
The August term OF this Court commenced yesterday,
Recorder Hackett presiding.
District Attorney Hall and Assistant District Attorney
Hutchings present to represent the people
The panel Of grand jurors was called by the clerk,
when II discovered that there was not quorum
present In moving for additional panel returnable
on Tuesday Mr.. Hall thanked the gentlemen OF the
Grand Jury who answered TO their names for their at
tendance some Of whom had at great incon.
venience and were actually exempt from service He
tho District Attorney deemed il advisable, in view Of
attacks that had been made upon the court for its
expensive machinery that great many OF tho delays
hey numbered seventy Eve DAYS last year. Charge
able the fact that citizens refused to fulfil the duties
great that the Court OF General Sessions
costly. but the taxpayers themselves TO
blame and II remarkable fact that the largest tax
payers in the city those who necessarily shrked
Jury duty.
The panel Of petit jurors Was then called whereupon
n scene which every month in this court took
place. Nnetenths OF the number OF citizens summoned
TO cooperate with the officials engaged In the admins
tration OF public justice rushed 70 the Judges bench
with frivolous cvade the performance this
part Of citizens duty Tho presiding Judge listens
from time TO time 10 these with commendable
patience and often accepts the preferred from
some mon who turn around and malign the court and
prosecuting officers for the lax administration Of crim-
nal justice In this city.
The Grand Jury were discharged ill this tuesday,
morning. ten o'clock instead OF eleven, when they
will be and enter 1t once upon the discharge OF
their duties
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TINE ulu AND NEW BRIDGES At HARLEM.

Mayor Hoffman, accompanied by Stree, Commissioners
Mclean, VIM. M. Tweed, Deputy Street Commissioner,
Henry Genet and Henry Smith, President Of the Board
SUPERVISOR yesterday made inspection Of the old
Harlem bridge, for the purpose Of determining - 70 It's
fitness unntness for accommodating the public travel
Serious complaints have Of late been made 10 the effect
that this bridge 10 in dilapidated condition - 70
render the passage overt Of heavy loads matter at
tended with considerable degree Of rsk and unocs-
tainty and business in wsstchestsr 10 accordingly inn
peded 70 Q very great extent The new bridge
10 gradually approaching completion and will be ready
for public In about two months Already 10 used
by foot but the largo derrick that has to DC
In constant rsquston in putting up the appendass 70
the heavy iron arches prevents any vehcuar travel
The general opinion Of the gentlemen present ysster-
day was that the new bridge should be given 70 the
public forthwith, and that some means should Do
adopted 70 finish is ornamentanon other than tnosc
now used % the OLD bridge y entirely unreliable ~
was expected that the Bridge Commisnion would BE-
present with the city officials yesterday and that some
decisive means 70 supply The public want would %
adopted A the Commission put in NO appearance,
howsver, the matter will have 10 BE- consdsred o.
future day II viii probably b called up o. The nsxs
meeting Of The Beard. s~.~
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ORPHANS HOME AND ASYLUM Or THE FuarY-SMTB STREET
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

Yesterday the ceremony Of laying the stone OF
IN 1nnrmary. auxiliary institution 70 the Orphans
Home, Forty-ni street, between Lexington and
Fourth avenues was performed by the Right Reverend
Bishop southgas assisted by the Reverend Mr. osrtel
Of the City Missions and Reverend Ms@n. Ward and
saunton. Tho Institution in connection with which
the new building at present In course Of erection
II allied Is than fifteen years In full
operation - an Orphans Home Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church. The institution 10 governed by
. committee Of ladies, Of whom Misc Margaret
Munro and Miss Anna Potter are the FRS,
and Second Drecrcsses Miss Anna L Peck and Miss Mary
Jones iug the oces OF Secretary and Treasurer The
new branch Of this institution win be raised upon
foundation OF thirty three feet wide and seventy
feet long, consisting Of basement and two stories The
basement will DO used play for boys tho FIRST
story will contain two large class rooms and library;
and the second story will Be exclusively appropriated 10
the offices Of nnrmary consisting OF one large ward
convsIs.csps srs snsrmen,s "a, nu,sss srS o,h o.
tendants This nnrmary will be 90 ingsniousay con.
structed ~ 70 cut on All communication with the ns,i
whereby contagion from sickness might be spprs-
hcnded. The Institution Of present affords Q home
.DS .gd q .SSu one hundred and I n,D
ground 70 be present at and Join In the ceremonial Of
laying the corner stone their appearance and dsmssncs
and 70 all who present on the occasion A. nosn
the procession moved from the asylum 70 she pasfovm
prepared ss Bishop sou,hEss and Ais 1900 ;y sss
bssa rsctsd ana suns, Re Bishop. IN bSisf ana fsc
tous discourse explained the once he about 20 Her-
form and the divine object Of protecting innccs.s eno
hood, for which the building was - b r.a.so snc PA
about fifteen inches by nine oonsasung tne w
annual report Of the institution ccmponuXns ~, w
Church Journal CAurcA Aimd~nc frvsedw CA vs
wan, Howe Journal New York Irossy ~. rer r
o1 Of Ingpst This nor being depoatcd In the cavity
prepared for il. The corner Stone wss laid over ana the
Bshop striking three times Win ssoss mason pam
praaouncsd the nAmes % hS nov ""iv Nv W.