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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-04

TIE Board Of Directors may accept Professionally
prve conferred the Association by amsndmeut
of the under which the is formed b the adOpto
Of any of the Legislature by any Of Con
gress cf the United States America but the final
Snce any such power privilege shall be determined by
vote Of he majority h amount Of the otockholders
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-04

IOHW q. FLEMINo,
aAs UTTER
Dealer In Gas Fixtures,
IA PoYDRAs STREET. NEAR ST. CHARLES,
New Orleans,
wm stten punsaay NJ faithfully 10 al orders entrusted
10 him.
ordsr leh ln Boz Ne. u, nsohanios md psalsr' Ex
shanss n-ompt asssntiss
u o. PALMEK - co..
q O. PALMER, JOSEPH WILD. T. D ooxl
Wholesale Dealers
Paper. Envelopes sad Bass,
Iss ~ 10 sns ~ Camp street, Few erissak -
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-04

CwEET SPRINGS
MONROE COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA,
WIN be opened for the reception OF vsitcrs June 2Oth
heretofore will be kept strictly hrstcsss Pa
from the South will take the Te Virginia
Raroad 10 Bonssks Station. where hrstcass coaches Will
be q readiness 70 convey them to the Sprngs
Board three dollars per day.
THE CHASE HOUSE
PENSACOLA, FLORIDA,
Is now fr the reception Of visitors The
large and airy and the house surrounded with shsdy gOsnds
The steamer Reindeer leaves for Pensacola once week
Amply to Chase House !" Pensacola
uAW KINGS BRANCH
CORNER OF GRAvIER AND ST. CHARLES,
Opposite ST. Charles HotelJ
RE-oPEEED-A b. CUSTER IN CRARaE
The best brands Of LIQUORS and WINES such as Haw.
kns has set forth for years constantly hand.
CIGARS
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-04

The objects and purposes Of said Corporation the
the and protection Of the levees Of
ssppi and other rivers TIE permanent deepening OF the
channels the removal OF tidal bars the
Of solid marine foundations Tor hghtho and
other qnck ands marshy SOILS by the
and application Of Msncos "Csisson de Fer improve
ment marine foundations, for watch .teut has baen
granted to Edward Msnico by the Kingdom Of reat Britain
and by United Of America, and 81 such OF
means, machinery, apparatus and improvements as may
hereafter be discovered inverted constructed and OF
which the Corporation acquire the right Of using
and working. - -
The New York herald., 1868-06-27
ROBBERY asD ITS TRaClC sEeUEi..

4 Wa.icr lsobs His Employer. Spends Money
LaYisniy, keports That He in u Rich Broker
and H. timrdered-Proccct ctiiuas in N Police
Court.
Tie truth OF that scrpura statement, 1.-THE wages
"f sin DEATH l. rarely more torcibly Illustrated
than in series OF strange revelations developed
yesterday before Judge Connolly vi the Fourth Police
District Court. Beginning with the most important
part OF the recital it VIII be remembered that In The
HERALD recently was published an account Of the
nndlng Of the dead body of u young man named
George Sholoer ia Hudson city. with a
pisto shot Wound In the back Of The
mead, aud his pockets rihed OF their con
tents. II was unquestoned that foui marier
had been committed and that The object was plum
de-. subsequent events strengthen tbis
and II Is further apparent thai the victim through
his own criminal practices, was Instrumental III
bringing about the tragedy resulting IN his
death. IL uow apoears IRON an affidavit made
yesterday before Judge Connolly by Mr. j. A. Page.
OF No. a West Fory-fl street. that deceased
was recently employed by him as house servant;
thot he stole from \ bureau, 10 which he obtained
access b, false keys Two valuable cluster diamond
rings ana other Jewciry, together with some lace
Ooiainns possession of his piunder young shober--
le youns man only twenty-five years ou--
turued soine oil II into money, htti himself out In
fashionable and line settling garments and stiI wear
iDg some OF The diamonds and sporting an expen-
,ite gold watca started in grand round Of n.e,ro-
pohtan dissipation. lie represented himself a.
weahy broker. and iavisned his money aud gifts oi
ms stolen jeSery with prince!y hberaliiy. He
concert saloons than elsewhere. anu b, The
pretty waiter glis' was looked upon IL
second Crrsus Three Of these pretty feminine
Ganymedcs. engaged respectively M the con
cert saloons No. I55 Chatham stree6, No 100 Oliver
street and al the corner Of Pearl and Cbstha IN
streets and known 10y the respective names OF Maria
Kelly, Mar 4. Murphy ana Flora smith, were ar
rested and brought before the magistrate, some o
the srolen lewcfy being found In their possession.
They were dHlv committed Tor exsinnaion. Thus
the ease stands before The Police Court. A. to thc
death OF snober, the presumption is-snd there
seems very ltile reason TO doubt Its correctness
that owing 10 bis lavish expenditure Of money ana
statements Of his large wealth he was probably fol-
lowed by some Uf the, ,manv dIs~"itic and rech-
less characters who frequent these SALOONS aud niir
detcd. Mranttnie NO clue has been obtained TO the
InUrltTers.
The New York herald., 1868-06-27
TURF NOTES.

Mr.. Dugrey has matched his s,alicn, hen Wood,
against wallie Das black Canadian, Two m'Is heats,
to come OF on the 10th OF July.
Since Brother Jonathan had his heels expanded no
trots much tasted and moves without rauIt
Mr.. Humphrey may be seen early in the morning
driving his bay mare to skeleton wagon. He IN
usually accompanied by his lady in an elegant pony
turnout. !
The bay mare, known as the Old Mans Mare, who
has been so lame that she could hardly sfnn's hpon
her feet, has entirely recovered, and ~ now ia train
ing at the Fashion Course.
Thirty first class trotting horses were ~ s'gbi On
Thursday evening taking their usual WANING eh.
ercise. They represented money va'"e hi nearly
~The secaucus race course is now IN usc ~ ,rot.
ting track, and capital one II 49, LAZY Thorn ing
made her best half mile time on IL.
Mr. Pike, Of the Opera House, apu other gentlemen
contemplating building race course between Jersey
City and Newark.
We learn from Boston that Mountain BOY n ,rots
ting faster and faster every time he IN cxccscd and
that he IL the favorite Lady Thorn IN thar match
OF Thursday next. ..
r. a. Saunders has taken The race horses Alicbaran
and General Mcmahon to Chicago.
American Girl and the Goldsmith viii iroi at
the Fashion Course previous 10 their start Tor BnE
falo.
The owner OF Fred Pense s very nxious To match
him against Bradley or American car, ShOud tbe
match be with bradlcv we hone ~ nnv terminate
more satisfactorily ,bag the previous one
The New York herald., 1868-06-27
PGIIOE NTELLIGESCE.

ALLEGED ATTEMPF At ExTORTIoN.-GeOrge Will
liarns, alias Jerry Dunn, was yesterday arrested by
onicer Palmer Of the T0mbs Court squad, on the
complaint Of Henry H. Harrison, keeping gift jew
elry bazaar at 2oe Broadway. In his af1davit Har-
rsOn alleges that in the month Of May 1867, the prs
was convicted OF falsely persOnattng an Officer
before the Court OF Special Sessions, and sentenced
to the Penitentary besides being fined $3.50. Williams
served out his time, and on the 10th inst s alleged
Williams called on Harrison, or whom he demanded
$780, and attempted to blackman him, and did, by
threats and menaces, endeavor to obtain 500. VII
liams threatened il the money was not paid to stand
front OF the premiseSand prevent customers going
In, and prevent him (HarI1sOn from carrying on his
business ana would continue TO remain In front Of
the place. The accused was taken before Justice
Dowli0g and required to give bail In the sum or
$500 to keep the peace for twelve months. The bail
was given.
THE KINGsLAND BOND ROBBERY detectives Ben
nett and Elder OF the Central Police once, yesterday
afternoon brought before Justice bowling, at the
Tonlbs, George Keister, Q gentleman OF sporting
proclivites, the charge Of having in his possess
SION 81 900 mining bond OF the MarpOsa Company
II being one OF the twenty-five bonds stolen from,
tile banking house OF Messrs. Ambrose C. Kingsland
a. Sou, 90 Broad street. tine 2lst OF March last. IL
appears that about week amce man named ChaIn-
beilain and Aonzo W. Keso the latter OF whom lives
III wesichesier county made snatl wager that 100
could not be obtained for the bond in Wall street.
man named Eaton was entrusted with the bond
for the purpose oi learning its value After inQuring
III two places Eaton called at the Office Of the
M3fposa tUlnpany W All street, near Nassau Whefc.
upon comparison with printed list the NUMBER IN
the bond tNo ,46s) was found Ia correspond with
that IN The circular Thus the bond was identified r.
one ot those stolen from Mr.. kngsand. Mr.. Isaac
| Fryer, or o. Broad street. made affidavit char
ing heisi'y with the larceny OF bonds from the iac
! Thai one OF them was found In his posses
| sion. Mr.. kelso depOsed tnat he advance,
money TO keistcr and took The bon,
a collateral security. Mr. spencer, one OF the
rel engaged In the case says that keisrer acge,
that he received the bond ia good faith from anntne
sporting maD not yet arrested keister was requires
90 give Dail Ia await an examination.
The New York herald., 1868-06-27
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.
DrakesvnIe.

ANOTHER SHOCKING RAILROAD kcciDENT-On
Thursday about one O'Clock Mr.. George Opdyket
boss trackman the Morris and Essex Railrosdj
stationed at this point was instantly killed IN man.
ner equally shocking 1t singular. u seems he
was standing on the track at this place and N the
eastward bound mail train dashed past "a large piece
of coal few from the tender and striking Mr. 0pdyko
on the head dashed out his brains. The remains
were picked up and removed to the residence OF thc
deceased near by and the Coroner NOTIFIED. Mri
Opdyke was formerly conductor was middle aged
and q man Of family
Harrison.
SAD DROWNING CAsUALTY.-Tw0 little Ooys, named
Patrick Byrnes and John Ryan, cousins, residing W
East Newark, were drowned in the Passaie Thurs
day afternoon while bathing, al p",n' opposite
Clark thread factory.
Railway.
ANOTHER FATAL RAILWAY ACClDLNr.-Wbe q
little boy, named owens, residing with nis parents
at this place, was playing with some FIRE crackers
on Thursday evening. on the railroad track at The
junction, he run over by the ton minutes past
i've train from New ork and Instantly Killed
The New York herald., 1868-06-27
TgOTTiyC AT HOB0KEN.

Two trotting races were announced. 0 como or
yesterday afternoon at the H0bokeD Coursc ono
q match Of s., ,000 mile heats best three ~ i've, IN
harness. and the other a sweepstakes with three ens
tries $780, mile heats best three in i've in harl
ness both OF which, we believe, were mere gate
money trots and gotten up for the express purpose
OF gullinR the public and serving the purposes of
those chiefly Interested. The first trot designated
match but which In reality was no match ~ all, was
won by a bay mare called Fearless, named after tno
mare that was recently burned 10 death ~ the FashloH
Course, and bay stallion called Ira Alien ~ gOod
a specimen OF a kanuck as ever appeared Oh the
track. The pool selling itself should have anvince0
the spectators that the whole af1ar siixIn, ~
In the second pool disposed OF Fesr!csa brouHht
$40, while the Kanuck fetched only &4o This Was
before even the horses made their appearance on
the track II this IL the Inauguration trottng or
the Secaucus Course will be well for the public to
be on their guard in future-0r perhaps II would be
quite as well to get In the 'ringibefore they lag
out their money any event announced t0 come on
on that track The sweepstakes troi, as " was
called, even greater humbug tban HE pre-
cedng trot. Only two out OF the three entered came
to the post the driver OF the third horse protesting
to have suky 10 drive IN when the time for start
ing arrived The horse that IL was KNOWN would b8
the winner, and who never before troted ~ public,
and has never been timed, sold before the start in
the only pool disposed OF, for $50 wbtle the two
others together brought s23 There were three heats
the first ami but two In the second and none
OF them worthy OF record. We, therefore AXE 10
further notice OF such transactions those of yess
terlay In New Jersey.
The New York herald., 1868-06-27

tys o. shi'' NJ wrestling They win mcrt sssa after
.con "a. thc nab, No 10 hast ilcusDa sires. " 'aHt
tbelr relative merits AMI n asbrcn ;.-fcro mo.
tnSe the bed two out al thrse ''siisar. Bi ia,f
sia.' constitute victory, rhercsw.ll bc no 'f44e
~ s"spenuin2 on the result. = r.al
Plrsa ACCIDENT 10 A, SON ar pk, ,bokE&Us-a
rsiaHcbcly accident occulycd yesesday rncrnnp IN
The family OF Dr. r. Ogden DorersGs, the celsilitea
chemist BY which one OF hs lost his e. Il ap-
pears that the two boys SONS had constructed
z httie wooden playhouse, where they were in
the habit OF repairing FOR recreation. Yesterday
morning they went there 70 play, a. usual AMI BY
some means unknown set fire 10 the place. There
ne Heng 1S nos Or the % re e te ~ ne 70
helpless fr0m fright One OF the boys, however es
capped with bnIight INJURIES but the other boy was
burned to crisp. Every effort was made to control
the IRE. but In vain, and the poor hoy pershed. The
event has spread deep gloom over the household of
the Doctor and his friends in the nesghborboOd OF
Union place.
DE LA SALE lNsTlTuTE.--Tbe usual annual ex
animation Of this institute located In Second street
near Second avenue, took place yesterday In the
presence of a large gathering OF the relatives and
friends Of the students. The little fellows were cate
chised at great length by their teachers and such OF
the visitors as chose TO put questions the replies al
most always coming quickly and promptly. Tne
knowledge they displayed in answering test ques
tions that would nave puzzled older philosophers
was proof positive Of the thoroughness OF the system
by which they had been instructed. The defamation
os ysrv eeoye % er wse 4es as ey ~ on s
temporal Power OF the Popen by Master r. Caro-
Ian, eyinced decided logical and arGumentative
powers. The examination will be continued to-day
and Monday.
TIE YOUNG MINIS DEMOCRATIC UNION CLUB.-A
meeting Of this organization, redictcas OF that Of
1852 and succeeding Presidential campaigns, was
held last night Masonic Hall, Thirteenth street,
a recently deceased member Of Congress from New
Jersey, with peculiar propriety occupying the
chair. The meeting was Intended to have been a
public One but sucent notification OF that fact not
having been given the public failed to attend and
consequently the proceedings were principally con,
fined 10 matters Of routine. Quite lively argument
was had upon the subject Of changing the title or
the club by striking out the word "UniOn," in which
the president A. J. Rogers, most earnest the
affirmative side, but which did not prevail Partial
arrangements were made for the reception Of the
Keystone Club, OF Philadelphia, upon their arrival
here TO attend the Convention. During the sitting
Of the Convention the Young Mems Democratic
Union Club will have their headquarters at the Gin
ton Place Hotel, corner Of Broadway and Eighth
street. hs
The New York herald., 1868-06-27
REMARKABLE PROCEEDING.
A Prisoner hysteriously spirited from the
Touiss-Hi- Kearrcss and incarceration
MuI,out IpiI

Gu ihurafay afternoon Justice Bowling, In default
oi $1,000 BAH lully committed Henry CDn,on 10 the
lones on the cnarye OF being concerned IN break
ing into the hcuse OF Mr.. Baruch stern No. 23s West
fors-eghh street, aud riiing the safe Of $27, 900
worm of securities snd diamond jewelry. Before
tue commitment had reached the keepers once Gin.
ION had bcrs spirited from the Tombs and was hos
pliab! eneU alutng FEW OF his friends NJ public
house iurner 0osD town. His liberation excited
inucn commcd unong these persons, who knew he
had not pecn h9iied by the committing magistrate
ana me question very naturally was asked by whom
and under wnNi authority Clinton had regained bis
liberty. re stated lhlt friend had entered into the
ntctssar, bonds iOt ma IG,ure appearance 10 await
TRIAL when Justice Bowling heard OF the mystery
and az ne believed, unwarrantable proceeding. he
became very Indignant and AZ once determined to
solve the mystery, AT later hour in
the day. "a ne was coming down Broad
Way. Clinton was observed gong iD AN opposite
tyrt clon. yhereupDn the magistrate instantly
sted and gave hin in charge OF onicer Walsh of
Tie fcnib- cOurt squad Win Instructions TO safety
Iod,e the prisoner With Captain Ionrdau, ut the
frank.ln police station for the night, which
was done. Yesterday the magistrate waited upon
Msrrt Attoruey Hall for Information the sub.
JCut hul Mr.. HAL SAID ne had authorized no one 70
lakc ban fur bntUu. and was IN uttcr ignorance ny
Whtf' authOltt hc had been liberated In order 90
gf't lime fOi ~ ian Investigation Of the mysterious
"Iair nc Disirlc Attorney ordered Clinton 10 he re-
''ttNied 90 HE TOmbs without bal, winch was
"'"'i''nh5 uV..~. -.,s. yuai y -, - gli,kn
sa'iOh hts t.c u.A,t+f ~ 70 tt Institutes
The New York herald., 1868-06-27
BRookLYH INTELLIGENCE.

FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE NORTH SECOND sTBDEu
RAILROAD.-Yesterday afternoon a child, two yeara
Of age, son Of Charles Lyons, Of $40 North Second
street, E. D., was run over and almost instantly
killed by No. of the North Second street nnes
driven by John Rudky. The latter was arrested and
locked up In the Stagg street station house to await
the verdict Of the Coroner's jury. When arrestedi
Rudky stated that ne did not see the child IA 10 the
was informed OF 1t. ~ 4
C0RRECTIoN.-An unintentonal error occurred irt
the announcement Of the death by intemperaDce OF
Mr.. William Hogan in Fridays HERALD. The victIm
Of excessive drinking referred to should have been
Edward Murphy. Mr.. Hogan, who is q respectable
gentleman, with cOmmendable zeal, wasllnstrumen!
tai In directing the authorities to the case and in
that manner his name was accidentally given ~ tho
deceased
The New York herald., 1868-06-27
CUJsT or GENERAL SESSIONS.
teiurc Recorder Hackett.
SENTENCES.


~ ne opening uf The court Yesterday the Recorder
irrt ,'Ic,i 10 osen'cHce the prisoners who had been
T'tiaired.
'hhr rnGcr. who pieaded guilt' To msusiaugher
- 80 ihif degree was sent 10 the state Prison for
i.r trHrs
.'i;.i O'ohca who pleaded guilty to tie fourth
rit.s. ~ Aomicde Was sent to the state Prison for
I've wears.
.''-' pn harge'on. vino was convicted nf burglary
IA l'e :. orEr' MAS sentenced 10 the state Prison
Il. Be. u abOr for Ten wears
lt.tl S.. tlir. Nhu plciticd guilty to burglary i'm
't Grf dcgtee. Wa sent to the state Prison FOR five
Nrd.e
i.'icrc hakeg. Whu pleady guilty 10 au attempt at
nui az ~ he tmr,, dei-.re was sent 10 Inc = aie
ihl-pui TOR ,wo years and months.
"'i" 'rcfiaih, guilty 81 p-ity larceny from the
pc.eur, was sent To We siae Prison for iwo years
"hIr- Asa"On. who pleaded guilp AN a tempt at
ri''' nrenS, was Scnt 10 the Penitcniars or eight
r,u months.
rEtONiorS ASSAULT.
""Se y. Peterson. c"ured. was tried and con
W tct ~ an as-ault Nrh IN intent TO do bodt, harm
~ M' |',npialnan', Charles h. Cottrel, testified tnai
M .p .'lh o. Nay while getting on an Eighth avenue
"a ht accidentally stepped on the negros foot and
ai"lpS e'i- aiei which Peters stabbed him In the
hIcs's' am III the stomach with pocktt Knife the
"fUhen hade OF which wa extracted from his pey.
sob Ar Bedford pressed earnestly lor ,prdlct
WIN hnsHl 10 Nj. Tie foreman Of the jury stated
th6t az hieic Nar a uoubt IN the minds of some @
he jurors upon Tie evidence ~ the prisoner guin
:" tne main chatge theS brongh, N a lesser vcrdici
~" requested lhc court To impose severe sentence
yrdrs.
solomon solomon pleaded ruGt, to an attempt at
rIanu larceny ne having beer indicted for steaing
so worth Of CART buttons IN, propert, az Ronett
Connolly. He WAS sent 20 thc state Prison 'or two
years sud siN months.
israel Abraharns pleaded guilty TO iofgery I'm tho
iouTtn degree the charge against hu ht nv ina, on
tt l4fh Dsi. he forged cbeck 90 the Hanover Banl
ir sN, Win the intent 10 cheat b.. Bartlett H.
was rebt Ia the Penitentiart for one wear.
TIE Grand Jury we're discharged for the term.
The New York herald., 1868-06-27
NEW YORK CITY.
mup svs,s BsrzrT rossr- -camsa eatlxuss.

swb HnH BSraET cogsT-caksn CALENDAR
y.AG.esss ON Parties Convicted Durina Term.
fs BY Judge Batchford-
Assoon asthc court had been opened yesterday Mr..
p~euton rose ana Informed the Judge that Ferdinand
A.,sberrcr one of the defendants who had been
ssny,cted OF removing whskey from the distiery In
ntshth street with the intent OF defrauding the
vnised states was now in court. The Judge ordered
him 70 be put forward and counsel then proceeded
70 put in afiidavits In mitigation oi punishment ana
he sentence he would pass. me sentence ol Lhe
0Surs was fine OF 5000 and ten days. irnprison-
uAent and the prisoner 10 be held III connnement
The other convict in this case Is not yet found
Manufacturing Tobacco I'm SioinasoD 0i Law
Ira Bsuber was convicted of the charge OF msnu-
1aciuring tobacco without paying the special laA re,
sgsred by law. The penalty provided by the act OF
Congress was not less than $40, and not exceeding
sLO0 and not less than Sixty days and not more than
two years. imprisonment. In the prisoners case ne
Had persisted In the violation OF law after warning
10 desist and the sentence Of the Court wOuid De
$3.50 nne and three months imprisonment M ine
fenientiay, and TO be further confined nhi' 'he nhe
was paid.
KsrxSuG Pupers 10 Defraua the Uuifcd States.
James r. Burke was convicted OF having forged
papers IN the of Martin Doyle 10 receive prize
ysOaey and arrears OF pay. ihe sentence nee oi t,s w
Court was that he should be imprisoned ana kept 10
hard labor for thirteen m0nls 10 the Aipaty fehi-
teltiary. ~
RpTxsnx Papers for Deceased Se'tEssn's
Prize Money and Pay.
John A. Egap and William Martin were convicted
Of having forged papers 10 defraud the United STATES
OF moneys due 10 u coal HEAVIER on board q United
states ship OF war. The coal HEAVIER died IN the
nayal hospital al Philadelphia and the prisoner,
william Martin, with the assistance OF the other
prisoner Egan, conspred and represented himself
10 he the only surviving brother and adniinlstratQr
e John Martin the coal HEAVIER. II appeared ny toe
testimony the trial that Egan was the more guilty
OF The two, and the sentence was that John A.
Exam should he imprisoned and kept TO hard labor
nor three years, and william Martin imprisoned with
hard labor for thirteen months, both in the Albany
ftnitentiary.
Fosxinr Checks the United STATES Treasury.
James W. Winter was indicted for having forged
thc name OF Colonel Morgan Assistant Quarter
master, TO seventeen checks amounting 10 3,A4,
less one check, which was not paid Of abOnt $S27,
TIE sentence OF the Court was a fne OF 81, 900 and
thicen months imprisonment with hard labor in the
Albany Penitentiary The prisoners were then all re-
moved ~ custody.
The New York herald., 1868-06-27

Music IN TBp PAEk.-The Commissioners of the
Isrk ANNOUNCE that II the weather ~ hu. mere
WI ne musc on the Mali by the Pdrk band th after
noon, commencing Al four o'cock
JBE TtNLstNr HorsE tAw-Snce the lst of
,snuary 5,ls' nooes haNe been ISSUED 10 pot NJ bi
e-ospes &c.; 500 have been erected aud ts others
are gong up.
DROWNED MEN.-lhe body Of an unknown man
was yesterday found floating in tine dock near the
foot ~ l1d street and made fast. Another iu.,povt
man was fOnnd al pier ~ Nofin river aud secured
THE LhrE REV. DIR. CUNNINGs.--rhI remains of
Rev. IN Jticmish ". Cummings. late pastor ~ ~
Stephen Roman Cainoc cbnfcb M 1We Wenty-egbit
stcet were taken from the vaah IN the taspnen, nr
ne church or Thursday last. lestcrdsl muininq
the sOlcfuf and imposing Caibolic burisl ceremony
- ihc uuuirU mass was cCifhrated al ti. rhurrh
rDd'l ibt ore AIOn ~ Rev. Fainer MgtiIAh tue
p''srrj pastor. 'ho remains were interrrd n 81.
ihlJ cemetery
Wtft 'lt.C MATCH -krranccncnts hntc l.tn
Ds"e Ss."V." hS..o4 i.a.s--Dai,y hti, "Oviee
sav jsrnes TeC'npscD, Dac,pist oi tly CITY, fOI