The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-08

MISSION HOUSE or THR PROTESTANT BFIsCOPAL
e DsPVS SSrcb 81 me M & year
has been published, end rom II We gather the follow
The Mission House was organized in Gambler. Ohio
ne sea. 3 % q tss as aSsd 81 o2 q
students but only four presented themselves and 0r
June 1885, the Institution was transfeFred to West
P6SdephleS phi S where the house no sSs LS1qaser
stitution transferred ten students only accompa
during tSe ss ' The Rev e. PtnC
s suen To orde hs wGsS S6d % w @
money for their support besides attending 70 all the
& the ps year 9 cH1sgs 2 Is. 5syS been
measure !" Of prospery Mos Of n the sn den %hS
come from dlaerent nations, have worked hard and
Sed q % Re ps SG proceed SSs e 70
MADE up as foiows:oHeS. A. s6irSs PrincIpa Rev
A. M. Morrison; Rev; r. B. Qlaxton, D. D., Professor
win assist whenever bis le6ors dls!anl Geld win
Et: ReS; j. Payne p. D. Missionary Bishop from
bishop from Color do; RI, r. RSy & e. NJ Wsms Ia D.
4 rs seopeagv and es3eraI Agent f of the Foreign
Committee New York; Rev. John LiggiDs Missionary
hca y smith MsSonas China from
Of 6 sooa ssse az % yssEs
and as far as their own means are insufloent sup
GERS OF the Board Of Trustees which includes several
Of the ieadlnE ministers % ana @ %em9eTs 81 & the aepom
bishop OF the Diocese of PennsylvaDia; yicePresi-
Ghs beT Ree RcSaFd Sew Do Recgod
ing Secretary, Andrew Wheeler, ESQ.,; Treasurer,
Charles B. D1rborow, ESQ.
RIsToRI IN New "RoLE."-This morning,
at II O'CLOCK was the time fixed for further hearing
IN the case OF lkandau VS. GIau in which II will be
Temem6ered the Queen Of Tragedy Madame AIDE
sequence OF her non attendance, had an attachment
Issued against her to compel her presence Alderman
Hurley 1t seems called out OF the city yesterday
and oSsg RHs RRd the result WSs
that If the plaintiff insisted holding the witness
n
attachment would have been compelled to hold the
lady In custody until the magistrates return. 1t
was theT eore suggested by MT William L. Hirst, Jr,
who Tepr esented Madame Ristori that as q matter
of courtesy to o lady her deposition should be taken
by consent of counsel before some other Alderman.
John A. owens, Esq., representing Mr.. Randall,
land, having a particle OF artistic tas e, must
be proud TO admit that they had attachment for
the adys genius few would desire TO procure for
her body, backed by the seal OF the Commonwealth
and the signature OF justice. He therefore with plea
sure assented to the suggestion of Mr.. Hirst, and
would cbeerfully agree to take Madame Rlstorls
The parties therefore proceeded 10 the place agreed
upon and the following, among other testimony, was
Madame Adelaide Ristor witness on the part Of
the painliH being duly sworn according TO law, de-
noses and saith:-I know Mr. GrRu and Mr. Randall
by sight; remember MT Randall being ut the French
the fist performance was MedCd; do not recollect
whether any OF the scenes at that performance were
new or not; never have made any objection TO play
because the not new; take the scenes as
they 1 wished to have one piece of scenery
changed for another.
Crossex xamined-The piece of scenery TO which I
refer, and had put in the place OF the old one was
tsigned) Adelaide RIsToRI DEL GRIILo.
Sworn and subscribed before me. this Sth day OF
November A. D. 1867 j, z. ID CLANCY
Alderman.