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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-03-24
FRANKLIN INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF WHEELING.

CAPITAL,........ ............ $50, 900.
DIRECT TORS:
T. II. Logan, 7. P. Shallcross,
J. S. Rhode, George McrdCI,
]. H. Hobbs, Samuel Mcclellan,
G. w Franzhcim, James n. Vance.
Alex. Laughlin,
ENHlS company now having been organize four
i years, and in that time done successful busl-
ness still prepared to take risks at fair rates on
buildings Cf all kinds. Merchandise, Manuactu-
ring Eslabshmenls,. Furniture, Steamboats, and
Carnoes on the Western Rivers and Lakes.
This company oilers superior inducements to
Farmers whereby they can be insured on Dwellings
Furniture. Barns and contents, for three or live
years at reduced rates.
This being > home institution, with the largest
capital and surplus of any company in the State
and composed of some nincr v-four stockholders,
most of whom among our best business men,
recommends itself to the favorable consideration
of the iusuring public, and socits their pRtrona
Applications for Insurance will receive prompt
attention.
West Virginia.
n. C. ARTHUR, Secretary.
SAN-L MCCLELLAN, President.
GEORGE MENDEI, Vice President.
c. NJ. COEN, Special Agent.
EDW. NJ Also UITH, Agent, CharIestown.
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verts te>>fle- Catholic faith. On Tuesday
morning. April I4th, in the Convtnt Chapel
Webster street, Sister M. Hilda Gallagher,
of Philadelphia, and Sister M. Agatha Hazel,
of Corry,Ia., made their holy profession,
in the Order Of Our Lady of Mercy, at the
Aands of RE Rev. Bishop Domenec, In the
afternoon Of the same day, Miss Mary Stupy.
s 1he Ign xs sstsf ef M me oder
Of Mercy, from the Rt. Rev. Bishop, who
preached at both ceremonies in his usual
happy and impressive style. Right Rev. I.
Mullen, DID,, Bishop elect of Erie, Rev. J..
Hickey, Rev. j. F. Holland, Rev. w. L..
Burke, Rev. NJ. sDeylin, and Rev. p. kerr,
were present on the occasion.
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PoLAND.-Aubry De We're is the author of
the following lines, the fate of unhappy
Catholic Poland, which is suffering under the
heel of the most cruel and relentless despotism
i'll Europe-that of the semi barbarous Russian
Gar Her devoted bishops and fearless priests
are i'll exile, punishment, OF prison, for refusing
to bow the knee to the modern Baal. Liberty
OF thought, speech press, and religion-all the
inalienable ri ghts of Il Christian man-denied by
the relnorseless bigotry of the prosecuting Mus
covite schismatic; and not one word of sympa-
thy for the fallen Poles from the so-called lib
eral press of the United States. On the con-
trary, the Summers, the Greeleys,-the Wendell
Phillips, the Becchers, and the Stoves are
great admirers of the Russian despotism, which
is their only friend on the other side of the
water:
When, fixed in righteous wrath, n nations eve
Torments some crowned tormenter with lust
hate,
Nor threat nor tlattery can that gaze abate;
Unslrlven the unatoning years go by;
For as that starry archer i'll the sky
tnbends not his bright bow, though early and
late
The syren sings, the folly wetis with fate,
Even so that consolidated destiny,
w hieh keeps firm vigil in II night-buck heaven
pom the ecountenance of the doomed, looks forth
~ TT"nSentient with a nations gaze earth:
10 10 the twinncd powers n single gaze is given :;
me earthly fate reveals the fate on high
but - die - > ,
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clergyman IN Albany authorized his agent
TO sell house for $6OOo 1t was sold for S65OO
which the owner refused to accept, obiiping
the agent to return the overplus PITY Rar,
NUNS Museum was burnt DOWN The SIGHT OF
such n man ought to draw.
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EDUCATIONAL,

ST sTANIsLAUs ACADEMY, BAY ST. LOUIS.
1855 beautifully situated on the shores Of tSe
aSrding ali the advantages Of the sea breeze ana
green's holiday walks the neghboring woods and
n r. sSnmer for the pupils great ncte
The dsshtf situation Of lay St. Louis and the fac,,;
SSss ssassas sss Ssa' 80
mild Of ts estaSlishsa s'rSi riss
icing presenfe by constant watching the con.
religious and moral instruction of the pupils and
soieitne and constant attention given the for@a
habits order neainesa apa Industry ID xanae and
o The scholastic year cSmmences the 18th of
annual vacation lasts about six weeks 'A1" 'n'
@ s aqS
q that in
FEnssh E and French Gra@mar Grithmstic
BeaEa syases ana Tuition, per session. in
BBsdsips Beats e. session. toptionaG 70 60
vacation. 4 II g g g
Piano and Violin Per $onss. a.: eaaS. 90
Brass 1nstrament, Inst per month h..:...:.. GO
"s
p9skss sr ar twelve pair
aan. kns four s n1 oes eeats sx Pants
three na;r , 'er @ eCass Two pair winter pantaocns
broad, one double woolen bisnkst pillow four pit
With shs ns nas IN fa Sar combs
No advances are made by the institution for cotbinp
travelling pocket money, etc. sunless q OF money f.
deposited to cover these expenses, w
The number Of pupils is limited Parents and guar
dlans Will find 1t advantageous to their SOMA or
wards in the beginning of the session. 'D-' y
FOR further particulars, apply by letter to Brother
Louis, tSh.edsboro,) Miss. - " - ~ 10y NV
REFERENCEs-M Thomas IaySon Tsre.,dent NJ a..
Southern Bank. New Orleans; Rey. Father Jourdon'
Superior of the Jesuits College, New Orieans: Rov'
Father Durier Pastor of the Annuncistion Church.
Third District, New Orieans Brother Athanasus cor
ner OF Lawrence and Massachusetts, streets Mobiie.
Very Rev Pellicer at the Mobile Rev Father
S"sF' ot- ihceht Church. Mobile fe23
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CONEECTIONARIES.
u McKENDRICK,

r. turer of Stick Candy, Fancy Candies Chocolate
Cream Drops Sugar ! Almonds Rock Candy. Jujube
French Ornaments, such as Cnpids Flowers, Gum
Leaves Dauphns Decorated Toys, Cosauues Fancy
Papers for Cake Stands or Bouquets Cartonnnges or
Fancy Boxes for Christmas New Year Presents Cor
nueopias, etc, etc ~
No. 93.--..---- OLD LEyEE STREET ..N No O,
mnl9 1y ~
u MCKENNA, LATE OF THE SODA WATER
D' Mandatory of McCloskey e. McKenna resnect-
fully informs his friends and the public that he has
opened the establishment formerly known as Tonezs
Saloon No l69 Canal street corner Dauphn for the
fectionery. ~ NV oAoAii anu S'ii'
His patrons will find the Soda Water and Mead to be
St me quality which has already made them 30 well
known and all other articles of the best quality.
APIS I'M B. McKENNA,
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- "A citlzcn OF San Francisco has bcqueat he'd
the national debt. We have more hone noxyi
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Gen. Sehofield has been nominated by the
PRESIDENT Secretary of War, in place of Ewing
withdrawn. e'
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BUSINESS CARDS.

sAyu1L s.,eRExx T q rso3aRssa ELDER
GREEN & ADER, i
REAL ESTATE AGENrSss
NO. 81 COMMERCIAL PLACE.
New Orleans.
Front Offce-Lower Floor fe9 3m
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cutA OF any Otnef w 1nu instrument,
D-.v;nn quarter 10 90
Student. entering after the eeinning Of qua.ter =:
wn pay the quarter In full but deduction the
time enterins, ~ win bs mads on
BOOK. ststionersy furnished at current prices.
ns. 60 oT in case Of
sss nos the
M "a when he repeaedy the
proper admenition ION ineurs aecorr the Presidents
hold bound any the money paid
ednction made when xfraxn 1ndn da,ns qns
the Quarter no matter how short time he may ,een
COURSE OF STUDIES
English Literature, Logic and Rhetoric, History.
asns Sn
and Spherical Surveying Navigation
FnsnsS nats
Composition; Latin and Greek
Particular attention paid to penmansiip. " '''''
c, rRErARAToRl.
tsa Tablss cyphsrins and French Keans '''''
Essh AfiSn tSmets to hs
and practical Sacred History Compensation Eocation,
ans nssn Music vocal and nsr
spesn anSse svsn ts sS
both vocal " and instrumental Two brass bands the
College rehearse daily under the guidance of compe
The Commercia Department. is expressly designed for
young men who intend to devote themselves the ac-
There is an examination held quarter when the
students are promoted though they may be promoted
the scholastic year held public exmination at the
Sess OF Xhs are according
end Sn tine s s Ssx 1Snay in nr
dras street Post-ofice address. Box 2O34. fec
ST CHARLES CoLLEGE.-THE SESSION AT ST
the of October end usual about the Goth of
Board, Tuition Washing, Stationery, and Medical
Fees 500 in gold, the equivalent in public currency
Books and Medicines form extra charges
The articles of Bedding if furnished by the College
a. The terms are tobe paid by half session in advance;
dune & Of are as1 s of the
No advances for clothing travelling, similar ex.
sum of money deposited by the parents these pur.
age of admission is from ten to fifteen years 1t
as nS ,f that the pupils know GSE s read
f"F '"''''F '''H'f5Sp p ssPs$E CO. Agents
fec sc Satchez street. New Orleans
DROSPECTUS OF THE COLLEGE OF THE I'M
macnlate Conception, New Orleans.
Louisiana a empoWeped to confer degrees is eoo.
duGted by the Fathers of the Society of Jesus.
entirely cut off from the street is reserved for
recrsatiop that from the arrival of the pupils at 7O
secluded and supcrintended.
Mathematics, Astronomy Natural and Mental Philoso
Students not admitted, unless they know how to
The religious training the students the
lead ng objects of the Instructors
duct progress rank in class and attendance.
October and ends about TERMs The slst ofJuly
Collegiate Coarse payable in advance, and in Unite
States currency, two months $40.
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EDUCATIONAL.

pass cHRIsrtAN coLLEGE, PASS CHRISTIAN,
q SsG ass 1E ae sst Sg OF the
Christian 4. lBreehss.
ca sSnoG y the city, the Christian Br1theIs
s1n Saee sf Informing ns n & patrons and the public that such
The niidng at Pass Christian hitherto known the
up in M style 'Sh Which, fail M'a to
once 1t was to the summer excursionis
mss sas1ms buildings Of the hotel Haapea
sounds s %' ssnary s
tn Ras III sSs af sns
stey in front and Che breezes all
mna taotns the
library Of select works and charter OBJ
eIed to grant diplomas confer degrees, and bestow all
The rooms study halls dormtory, and refectory
are %;9s ea scale saSs in the
won for tho Chrstian Brothers the confidence of
w be sss able to the ply
committed to Their care The systsm Of government s
II sa urn in saSsn s ihs %
whose manners and morals satisiactory sndents
opinions are unrestricted. ,s;tl,e.3 ,ai -.
6 sSs ss s in
sasy ssss who may desire to 4RM sSi sppsr
Payments-Term Of five months invariably in advance
Board, washing. tuition, and doctor'sfee per term
Entrance fee 70 be paid once only - : VI. 70
sA'''''n AZ oolsss % EXTRA cHARGEs. %
:. Violin, tstrinss furnished,, per term Of ave
Masio-Fiste, any other wind instrument per =
prawine g. per pne ts9m of Ave months
Use Of finstruments in the study Of natural phoso-
ply and chemistry per session Rs6 ,:::;i:..
Agsnt in Nsw sd Elder No 40 pSy
ri n - It'll ID
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Front Oice-LOwer Floor fe9 3m
EDUCATIONAL AGENCY.
CHARLES d. ELDER
,.s-ass lao Reyllras street New Orleans
Being Special Agent for many Colleges, Convents and
Academies in Southern and Western States offers
(gats) facilities to parents and guardians who wish to
select schools for their children and wards
Catholic Institutions may have their collections and
any other interests faithfully served by placing them
promptly in charge of this Agency.
Address: Box eo34, Postofice New Orleans La
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Prescriptions carefully compounded. All the standard
Patent Medicines and Perfumery for sale.
The business is carried for the family the late
DR.. WILLIAM CLEARY, and the public may depend
that nothing but fresh pure, genuine articles win be
sold or used II. p. SCANLAN
fec the Administration
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CARPET WAREHOUSE
10 CHARITIES sTREET.-......I9
A. BROUSSEAU & Co., Importers, offer at low prices
CARPETINGS English and American of all kinds
FLOOR, Furniture and Enamel OIL CLOTHS.
-MATTING-5OO rolls China, 100 pieces Cocoa
WINDOW SHADES, Table and Piano Covers
CRUMB CLOTHS, Drugget Linen, Felt.
CURTAINS Laces, Reps, Worsted Damasks etc
FURNITURE COVERING, Linen and Cotton.
Stripes etc.
CORNICES. Bands. Pins. etc. fe9 3m
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CRESCENT DRUG STORE,

1RESCENT DRUG STORE,
J
l7O Canal Street, opposite Christ Church
In charge of
HENRY L. T TAUZIN,
DRUGGIST AND APoTHECARY,
Lately with 7. X. Finlay)
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ITO PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS!
PREMIUM- -COOPERAGE,, t..
No. Is Cont street, New Orleans. -
Constantly hand SALE large stock of Molasses
Barrels and HaBarTels also Hoop Poles for Hogshesds
and BssrclA deatsred at lswest msrkstpricea. BY I
r mhS 6n - b. j. BERKERY 1
T. 1. RICHARDSON JAS D. co1KMAN
RICHARDSON & COLEMAN, figG ,- f-..F
ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsELLoRs AT LAW,
No. Commercial Place. New Orleans fe9 tt
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Treasmer'8 Report torthe Corpora
ton of Grenada, since the 18th day
of February, 1867.
Feb q Amt reed from William Ny
ers' Dray 81 so
"22 r w Peteet, Hotel li'se so 90
March s I G Burlington, agent Insu
rance Co. 1000
q 7 c Burlington, dray 5 90
!" Lake Bros. agents Insurance
Company 10 90
g NJ X Mister 10 90
e TIP Williams agent Express
Company 25 90
g 21 w a Shankle, Boarding
House % 90
April 2 Louis Jones, droy Z 80
{ 6 Dan CASTILLO Circus 10 90
+" % Nj X Mister q Co dray Z 90
AS Brown & Sor dray Z 80
May 10 Mrs Susan Jones dray I 50
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Transient advertisements must be paid in
advance =,
AllbiIls for advertsementsfor any cngth Of
time mot exceeding three months, considered
due after the first insertion. Advertisements
Inserted for longer period than three months
must bo paid for quarterly IN Gdrance.
Obituary notices over ten lines, charged for
as advertisements.
No continued articles pHblished
Fifty per cent, additional for double column
advertisements.
a-Job.Work Of every description done
neatly at Memphis prices, on short notice
Letters on business connected with this Office
should be addressed to
]. A. sIGNAIGo.
Grenada Miss
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Rates Of Advertising.

Advertisements inserted at 81 SO perSqUare
ten lines or less) for the first and 70 cents for
each subsequent insertion.
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Amt IN treasury
Aug 10 1857 1910 p
RD Mclean, Treas'r.

Treasuret's Report forthe Corporation
of Grenada, since the 18Th day oil
August 1867,
Sept / + X Hall dray license So 90.
:" 4 Nc Mclean & Williams billiard
table II mo 100 90
Oct 5 Mclean & Williams 2 horse
wagon 3 mo z 80
Nov a TIP Williams Elk agt Is 90
F" IA Lake Bros Ins. agts 10 90
etc Burlington Ins. agt 10 90
22 VIM Ross dray 3 mo 5 90
% Henry Ratcliff dray 3 N 8 90
JJW Williams 2 hor wagon Z 90
NIX Mister Ins. agent 10 90
NIX Mister 2 hor wagon Z 80
80 H B Sherman " z %
Aug 10 James Burk fine 5 90
Sept 5 Lake & Belew fine 10 90
/" 8 Ellen Jones fine 8 90
| Nov rs I G Burlington fine l0 o.
Dec 19 Ingram & McCord fne | OC
" q Wright & Whitaker 10 OC
1868.
Ian 3 Castellols Exhibition 1906
/" 8 Mrs Gomillion Boarding
house 6 mo IL d
"P r Pool restaurant 6mo l25I
Z Thomas Madison 2 horse wag
J on 3 mo Z d
10 ST Louis Life Ins, Go 8 mo 10 q
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DoMESTICs,
and all kinds and qualities Of
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS.

These articles are Of the latest
styles as such as win suit the taste
and price Of every one.
w. A. RAYBURN.
Feb. 29>6m
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Amt in Treasy May 9TH 1868 1884
R. D. Mclean, Treasurer.

Treasurer's Report for thc Corporae
tioa Of Grenada, siace 5th dag Of
May, 1868,
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SONG or THE CARPET B4GGER8.

ONG or THE CARPET BAGGERS,
From New Hampshires green mountains
From old Nantuckets strand,
From Lake 0ntario's fountains,
And Huron's golden sand
From old Wisconsin river
And famed Iowa's plains,
We are coming to deliver
This State to negro chains
We love the spicy breezes
That blow from Afric's shore
A scent that so well pleases,
Who would not thirst for more?
Thick lips and coal-bIacl faces,
The gifts OF God are shown,
Well take these dusky races
And mingle with our own.
Should we whose souls are lighted
With wisdom from on high
Wait still to be invited
Before we hither HE?
When Offices are waiting,
And plunder is to reap,
Not at the present stating
While caTpet.bags are cheap,
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REHABILITATION.
Amount in Treasury
August 10 1867 $161O q
Amt collected to this date 827 O5
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1feasnrers Report Of tie Corporation
Of Grenada, Mss, since goth August
1866.
LICENSES ISSUED.
Aug q Lewis Jones dray 81 30
Il" William A Rayburu 7 30
q "a Rent Of Town Hall Q 90
" a5 Collected from freedman 8 90
Sept 3 Sol Williams billiard
saloon 100 90
"17 CM Coffman dray 800
N" NJ X Mister z 30
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club Rates.

TIP Williams agt Ex % is 90
" VIM Ross dray license 5 90
" Tom Lake dray license 5 90
5 Mr Nichols agt Ins Co 10 90
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$181o 61

Amt in Treasury from last
report S1121 %
Balance in full in Treasury -
to date 1867 Feb II S1729 IA
RD Mclean Treas'r
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DISASTER.

Destructive COnfiagratiOn In Harlem.
The N. Y. Herald OF this morning reports the
following
Last light about s'45 o'clock fire broke out
IN the lower floor of the extensive -four and
9rst mill OF Messrs. Payne d Lane situate on
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., street, near
Third avenue, Harlem, which developed into
one of the most extensive con1aeratiOns at
tended with enormous losses, that has occurred
in that section for many months. The building
was five stories ID height, of prick, with 'front.'
age OF 80 by l25 ieet, and extended to the river.
The hremen, under command of Chief En-
gineer Purdy, responded with alacrity to the
call; but despite their efforts, aided by the
drenching rain, the flames shot their fork ed
tongues through every room until the building
was vast sheet of fire that rolled in volumes
over the site and threatened by the sho wers of
sparks the surrounding property. Although
herculean efforts were made TO save some por-
ton OF this property, and additional steam
engines and trucks sent to the scene, it was
useless. as at an early hour this morning the
stock, valued at 100000, the building and
machinery at $4,000 more had become total
loss, which is fully insured in over fifty com.
panies, but no particulars could be obtained
az The hour OF leaving. An elevator con-
nected with this establishment Was also de-
sStroyed. SSoyys The Harlem steamers Sylvan
lem and Astoria freight aud tug.boat
Leader, and the schooner f. N. Nash, of
Westerly, K. l., all lying in the Harlem river,
we've at one time III great danger; but when the
spdTh5 Wele idllluR Idst ana lnlck upon tnem
the wind fortunately shifted point, aud for the
time they were out of danger which period was
embraced in getting up steam on the three first
Daned vessels that they might remove from the
place OF danger. Mossrs. Coryell Co.'s lumber
ysrd-also facing the river on One-hundred-and-
twonty-ninth street-Was slightly damaged
when the scene OF the couAagrati0n was left
this morning and 1t will be fortunate matter
If they do not suffer serious loss. Peter
Conner's livery stable was also in danger, and
the pr, prietor, becoming frightened, removed
to place OF safety eight horEes, carriages, and
harness. 1t was hoped at Que O'Clock this
morning that the worst OF the conhagration had
passed, but 1t is feared that additional losses
will occur
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BIOGRAPHICAL.
Archibald Campbell TAFT, Primate of ali
England.

A Scotchman by birth, Primate TAFT came OF
good Clackmannan family. His grandfather,
Sir lslay Campbell, was Lord President OF the
Court of Session. He himself studied at Baliol
College, Oxford where he enjoyed the Balllol
scholarship. He was first class in classics in
1883. He was fellow and tutor of his college
from 1885 to l842. He graduated NJ. A. in 1886
and d. G. L. in l942. In ls41 he was appointed
Public Examiner. In ls42 he had the honor of
presiding over the school of Rugby as its head
master. This position he held for seven years.
Thence he was promoted to the deanate of
Carlisle. which he held for seven years also.
In 1862 he was member of the com mission
to inquire into the state of the University Of
Oxford.
DR.. Blom6eld having resigned the See of Lon.
don in 1856, DR.. TAFT, then Dean of Carlisle, was
promoted to 1t, and on the death OF Dr. Blom-
field in 1857 he was made Dean of the Chapels
Royal. His published works are "Sermons
Preached as Head Master of Rugbyn and ''Sug-
gestoDs 10 Theological Students.n DIR. TAFT was
e1 ofio,o q member Of the Privy Council and
Visitor to several colleges. He presented to one
hundred livipgs and enjoyed an annual income
OF 9lO, 900. He was the one hundred and sixth
bishop OF London. He will be the ninety-second
archbishop of Canterbury. AS such his emou-
ments will be increased TO $4,000. He will
preside over twenty sufragau bishops and
present 10 1893 lIvings, His precedence Is before
tAat o. all Posrs not princes vi The biOod.