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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-03
CRIMINAL.

At Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday,
before Justice Ledwith Albert Never was communicating
tho larceny two black cloth coats from Isaac A. Bach.
No 3l7 rhrdaye.. Mary GO0donough, for stealinga
quantity o. ;hildrcn's clothing from Amelia Brown wn
having passed worthless check FOR S5 upon Leon
Gaugan Of No. 33 sixthaye for debts incurred on sa
urday last The check drawn upon the Bulls Head
Bank. and well executed. The prisoner was TO-
manded TO the StauOnii0use.
The August term of the Court Of General
Sessions commenced yesterday before Recorder liacket
There very heavy calendar comprising one case OI
rape two cases Of forgery sixteen cases OF aee uns
Robert Forrest plead guilty TO the charge OF grand
larceny from the person Of james Hay ON ,as
ana chain valued at S2s Sentenced TO four years and
charged with embozzlng small sums OF money Ifom hls
employer at different times, plead guilty.
aud was sentenced 10 the Iel,ehaIy iSr wv yt 80
Andrew Bower. charged with stealing horse ana wagon
on the 18TH Of July sentenced 10 two years m tho enl
Tertiary james Burke, charged with the thet OF one
gold watch and chain from the person OF = hhse on
the afternoon OF July plead guilty, aud was scnteced
20 the Penentary at hard labor Tor four years ana M
months. James Murphy. charged with grand larceny
the person OF James Garrcty was sentenced 70 me
state Prison for two years and six months William
smith, charged with stealing the sum OF sly from VIC per
son Of citizen the Thirdaye cars on the 29h OF Juy
plead guilty. aud sentenced 20 the Pcneniinry TOT
two years. Theodore Manson aud william DAVIS Neie
tried before Recorder aokett the 18th ~ june charged
with highway robbery when the jury could not agree and
the was put OF until the present term On tho .s,n
of june while Mr. q, Badonho an attorney, was enter
Ing his residence, no was attacked by INC ptGn,sr
$3.50 In greenbacks officer Drough on his beat heard the
cries OF Badenho and succeeded In eectng the arrest
Of the eupFit ON motion OF counsel the case vas SO
iOurned week.. George Pickett charged with tho
larceny OF $50 from the person OF Henry MoP on ~ me me
earnest utercesson OF AIR Wilson, who stated that no
had every reason believe that the prisoner was an
honest man. and did not intend 10 commit the tsi6 eas
under the influence OF liquor at the time ,au a
Duiy was charged WIN Tue inert on Or sG Mcyrygd
chain, valued at $780, from the person OF JONI eS
No evidence duplicating the prisoner win the liansoIS
having been siyen the jury Sstu IN ina
and the prisoner was held on another lLdS1n0N" ANS
Court adjourned until ii a. m touay'
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waiting these cose relations the Lake City is laying
broad foundations for future prosperity :,
Her latest home wonder is an enormous dry goou 1
store. No stranger within her gates IS peIinit'Vu
70 depart without seeing it. The buildIng-oI VIM
marble brought from New-YOrk-ls not so ueep %
Stewards but is much moresymmetrcal ana pi1oliis
II rents for $4,000 per dnn'm and IS crall,ou
goods from basement to loft Six stories are
iobbng, and one to the retail trade a steam
vator saves customers from the WEAKNESS "a O'lnD
ing stairs They step into little saloon tno con
ductor pulls his rope, and up they so WIN poulu
or down, with a whisk In amount Oh SarS' '!ie nm
rioId Letter & Co.'s the third in its line in the
limited states Cafin's and Stewards being the first
and second. ~ D. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-03
THE ST. ATHANAsIUs MISSION.

SIR In the excellent account of our mission,
given by you in yesterdays TRIBUNE, there arc a
few errors which wish TO correct am not in charge
Of the mission the Rev. H. H. oberly has that position
by the appointment OF the Bishop. Mr.. W. NJ +. Round
the person who has the special charge OF the nursery
The Rev NJ. Oberly "a not member. your reporter
implies, OF the Guild Of the Holy Cross. In some other
matters OF minor character your reporter has been
taken In two particulars no has been worry correct viz In
stating desire 10 our friends visitors at tho
Mission House, and our setting forth our need Of money
which is now imDeratively demanded by the wonderful
increase OF work during tho past week With many
thanks for your Enduessin publishing so favorable an
account OF our mission. ain, yours, truly,
H. B. BABBIrT, Priest Of the Mission.
st. AHdnasius Mission House. No. IS RWgerSst, ~ l.,
,July 81, 1862
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-03
THE TRIBUNE AND THE IRISH,

To the Editor or The Trtobhe'
SIR: An Irishman and a reader OF your
TRIBUSE-Tm your man When left the United STATES
and moved into Jersey Spring election was raging IL
was important that heads should be counted and eass
ged My face told my nationality and OF course must
be a "Dlmmocrat" But general rules or guesses must
not he trusted in this age OF miracles and the only way
the leaders could devise to ascertain my politics was 70
place watch at the station TO ascertain what paper
purchased, and wonder OF wonders, Patrick DaJs el
bought THE TRIBUYEl The Alderman who now assesses
me and who is Democrat yet gets many TRIBUNE votes
amused me by telling this story, and Thought IL
had laugh for you. Victor Hugo says laugh Is Tor
getfulness aud that IN this hardwOrked age iOrseuu-
But one story is good till another is told Roland john
son, whom you may know progressive Quaker, anu
advance guard Radical, gives his experience OF IIlE
TRIBUNE-reading Irish. lie found Patrick Chats not
mel his rude cot, away back In the AdrondackS ana
10 and behold Pat reading your TRIBUNE. Roland
was delighted your furnishing pabulum 10 Pat they
talked over the question OF the HOur Congress vs. Andy
and Roland horror stricken TO hear Pat declare IN
one breath that he had read THE TRIBUNE daily for seven
and that he thought Andy johnson the greatest
man this country produced Have not contributed
to your peoples column two lIlsh mlraclesf fADDl
Netc-IOTk, July H. 1909.
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SOURCES OF POLITICAL CORRUPTION.

To The EdtlOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: In view of the fact that so many rest
less spirits Texas at early day congregated wag
derived the Of that State from corruption Of the
concluding line Of the following couplet:
When every other land orsakes us,
Why here's land toat freely taxes (reIssl
So those who hope for independent criticism on the
/" times mo pun and public morals naturally cast
anchor in the bay OF THE TRIBUNE While doing its
level best 20 cleanse the Augean stables Of legislative
corruption will THE TRIBUNE lend Its herculean club
also 70 break down. at least its columns 10 expose
fruitful source of political evil refer 20 the yenallfy
OF portion Of the Press. An editor who starts country
paper should be as honest as legislator advocating
measures because they best FOR the whole country
Wien he asks for party support be should be the honest
exponent Of that pltys measures; ana hc discovers
AZ pI9sILeeIiVGs ~ we party PAiIoA VI ~ Is pIaC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-03
GIVE us GOOD SOUND ENGLISH SCHOLARS

GIVE IT'S GOOD SOUND ENGLISH SCHOLARS
Totb, Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: | beg w. S. COltOn's pardon put
nl Coegans ignorance Of good English Is a laI'on'
bIo matter have not said that Greek and Lah "ere
unworthy OF attention by the student but DO say anu
cav Il again with emphasis, that pure English Is tho s
dsidaratum OF college course in English speaknE
nation w s. c. may hold up his hands IN hoy %
tIe propostiOD. yet do earnestly urge upon y t to
authorities to throw overheard Latin ana OLeuh M
third wear OF the course, and substitute ulOIVuE
i'm English photography, etymolOgy, syhtaN -
declare it to be q burning shame that 20 Ie IN
is paid TO this subject by schools AS 10 lon5a. u
ihne good English course is well calculated 10 Sc
cure this object as all the heather authors eononeu W
s. c. says that amy decent scholar can acgulo T Su
fcient knowledge OF pure Englsh anu az Co,uiI
sh branches by the time he Is Is years OF
Well IL NAV be 60 but the trouble is 10 ma your oecen
scholars have known men to spend the pest years 0
their lives in the study of our noDe ianguaSe @
knowledge by no means complete at thirty Ana nave
nown men TO regret that their early education was not
more thoroughly English detest the phrase common
Fneiisb It is an ignObe title TO an elegant language
Students treat 1t accordingly. , - =, . a..
"OptiOnal studies" alluded 10 by W. - o., are lhTco
Very Jew students take them and when they dOey aDOr
al disadvantage III IL as advantageous lOr man
To study what ne liked as study the regular course DO
Won suppose four.nfths Of the young men at coleRe
would tic themselves four to the aiterf In e
matter OF education we, as people, are Us Ou ioylsn
as orr CrandmOthers first night cap. we are pJuuCsu
against any changes, and well cOntented 70 silde
along in the same old 1t all reminds me OF the BOY
suit OF new clothes. "D-d-on't, m-ma ne 9luDDereu
~ have got so used 10 th-these clothes that don't want
no OheTs-'dced DIDN'T" u W. DALLi'
Paterson, N. j., July 20, 1869.
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COURT cAIENnARs-Tns DAY.

SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs.-Ihe cali OF lho
First Monday Calendar will be commenced today ., IL.
MARINE COURT.-Smith agt. Manhattan iiOsuns
Machine Co. Goolale agt smkh Furaud aat GoSdon BOOT wss
Reinbarit Gallagher Thompson Terry agt Lsk besef
Cropsey sgt une Fegaon agt Anderson Henry J,yor
rn CARPENTER Deyne SOlonon 6tnu, Heerhrnh
Smith yer, Young agt Fielder, Lone1te ast La"fs'
agt Hops. Turner sgt Osborn 80, - II. oot 10
seph MeIser ThOs Carol Cbas Wilson, Cmton sm w. thas
row AID George Thompson Burglary James Gallagher fS Wn.
Thompson obtaining goods unler false preteaesi lhp | Mar
Dun,, Elizabeth Bgey Margaret Mooney joan NSa - ouoa.
phy Ice Frederick Sims IEe Sinclair and WIN ~ M srssI
battery Casper Dtuer aui Thomas Rob-
hTceny john Holmes VIM H. Lawrence, WIN ha|i tsry; Wa
e John Muaury aul iclJu1us Assault al I tiottsi
Morl,sey, robbery Begtle. We.Ii Tagei Jas hA'''A
kusis tuvasu,
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THE COURTS.
ATTEwpTED ABDUCTIoN OF A CHILD.

AIIENTIEU
On Sunday at about 81 p. m. Mary Clark
aged years, coming from church accompanied ~
her grand parents When the corner Of Hudson aud
DomnIcksts several men, who had been walking behind
them for some distance suddenly rushed at the child and
attempted 20 force her into carriage which at that
Instant drove up Her attracted crowd OF per
sons and failing in their object the kdnappers made
their escape Tho carriage stopped and IT'S occuPauI
a lady taken into custody The following facts we're
elected at Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday
morning where the parties were takeni 10 appears
that the lady in the carriage was Mrs Cark, VINO mas
been divorced from her husband, living in Domnck
A. competent Court has decided that the child, Mary
Clark should remain with her father ana 10 Was the
which prompted the attempt at kidnapping. As tn2
charge OF Kidnapping could not be sustained complains
OF dsorderly conduct preferred but Justice Led
with disposed Of the matter by repnmandng the prisoner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-03
WHY SHOULD TIE CHANGE BE MApEl

To ne EdtEOr or THO TrlDHHe.
SIR: Believing that the cause of temperance
ls identified with the highest public interests desire to
call the attention Of the Board Of Police Commissioners
to injustice 1t has believe
in tho removal OF Onlcer Patrick Logan from day TO
night dutyfrOm the TWentysXth TO the Fourth Precinct
Officer Logan has been lifelong Temperance man, and
has devoted his leisure nights 20 rescug thousands from
o life OF shame and crime after performing his public
duties the daytime othe satisfaction Of the public.
II he is placed on night duty his sphere OF usefulness TO
the community will DO materially altered, and the cause
OF intemperance have valiant soldier less TO fight.
On behalf Of thousands OF citizens, would respectfully
call attention Of tho Board Of Police 10 this fact and
ask that full justice be done to faithful public servant
and the highest interests OF the community suDseryed
by placing officer Logan on day duty.
JOHN RAFFERTY,.
4 ,,,rirh MIN
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AN OPERATOR IN DIAMOND RINGS.

A young man, fashionably attired yesterday
afternoon called on Isaac Herman diamond merchant,
at No 10 East Ffeenths and presented order pur.
porting to from tho establishment Of Browne &
spaulding, jewelers. at tho corner Of broadway aud
Princes requesting that diamond cluster ring OF u
specified weight, DO sent by the bearer Mr.. Herman
gave the young man two rings valued ut $500 each but
told him that ho was unacquanted with the signature
OF the firm, ho would prefer that Ut his employees
should accompany him TO their establishment to that
all was right No objection was made by the stranger,
and the pair departed. They got on univcrsity-paco
ear aud started down town. After rdlng short dis
tangc tho STRANGER eaued from tho cAr. aud ruALInZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-03
EXCURSION OF THE FIFTH REGIMENT DRUM
CORPS

The 9th Regiment Drum Corps made an ex-
cursion to Funs Union Park yesterday. At m. the
Corps formed at headquarters the Metropolitan Rooms
I'm Hesterst between Mott and Elizabeth. Passing into
Elzabethst, they marched through Canal, thence M
Forsyth to Hester and Bowcry, through Broomc Allen
and Ousonsts into BOwcry again. 10 Cooper Institute
whore they took the Thrdaye cars for the scene OF the
days enjoyment. The parade attracted "a considerable
crowd OF spectators The Drum Corps alone consisted OF
SO men, under the orders Of DrumMor Charles Brechet
but detachment OF the regiment, commanded by Major
Smith, accompanied them The 18th Regiment Band FUR.
nished the music, the regtmental band beng engaged
elsewhere. The 9th Regiment consists wholly mostly
OF Germans and Is fine body of men, The excursion
lists greatly enjoyed themselves az Funs, whore large
number of people assembled The merry party broke up
In quiet aud orderly manner at late hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-03
BoGART. THE MAYNARD CLERK.

The trial of Il. ID. Bogart, Paymastcr's Clerk
in the Brooklyn Nayy-Yard for alleged embczzement Of
Government funds, will probably come up for trial by
Naval Court Martial az the Maynard on Friday next,
Capt. Almaln presiding. We are informed that when
Bogart was first put board the receiyngship Vermont
no was heavily oued but that through the eXerOns Of
his counsel Mr. Fine, who visited Washington for tho
purpose the rgor OF his confinement much mitigaed
and his irons taken of by order Of the Secretary Of
the Navy 10 is ntmated that on his trial Bogart will DO
able 20 produce testimony showing that he is not so
guilty been supposed, IN fact that other
higher position than himself seriously i'm
Ulicntcu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-03
FARES on THE NEWARK AND NETWORK Rail.
ROAD.
TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
GIN Much diaannninImnnL is felt md son

TO ne IdlFOr OF THO ITEVHHt'
SIR Much disappointment is felt and some
Indignation expressed at tho high fares which have Just
been established by this line. 1t has been currently re-
ported ever since the road was projected that the single
fare TO Newark would be IS cents and that excursion
tickets would be sold for Is cents while tho rate OF com
mutation would be go per year AS TINS ROAD was oIRCu
at the start as Peoples line moderate fares were
naturally expected The rates however have been iNed
nj 90 cents for single trip and cents for excursion
ticket and there is to be no Communication by the year
The Company will sell tickets by the 100 at SIS which -
the minimum These rates too high Tor so snort
a trip, and compare unfayoraby with those OF some
Comfy ON the line Of the Harlem Railroad, and exactly
the same distance from tho Newlork depot ~ twenty,
sxth-st as Newark Is from the foot OF IlDertyst ~
miles the fare Is The South side Railroad OF
Long Island also charges 15cents from Wamsburgh TO
Jamaica a distance OF about nine Lllles NLWJLksEl'
Anpust D. 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-03

A., ....,,.,, or Z, an unworthy candidate is nom
n GI hs honesty and patriotism should prompt nm 70
once to expose them In many gtrv sheet does
70 sSs wealthy patron and to work thonseo S n,ry
for his country or for the sole goou reay pot
can II do not say what party lie belongs ioD ' rs in
known to have from thirty to my peo FOR each and
readily made to pay such editors are ever W The
Gates OF rings established by 1He P" RTpUHLICAN.
TKmTNF please ventilate this eVHi NIL '
Ue16pllle July n, 1862,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-03
THE ALLEGED FRAUDS IN THE wEGGHMAsTERs
OFFICE

The case Of a. W. Van Wrinkle, the Custom
House wegher, charged with frauds in relation TO bis
pay rolls which case IS pending before Commissioners
Shields has by OF all the parties TO H. been adj
iourued until the 18th OF September The % Gen.
Thomas Egan and Percy B Spear who arc charged with
similar oenses have been SET down Tor examination 70:
day before Commissioner Osborn. Spear gave 1900 ball
ON last saturday 20 appear for this examination, and
Egau gave the same OF bail for the same purpose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-03
ANOTHER "MARY ANN SMITH" CASE.

Mary Brogan, IL years of age, the daughter
of Catholic parents has recently disappeared, and heF
whereabouts cannot DO ascertaned She is said have
attended Protestant Sabbath school, for which oGense
she was taken priest and severely reprimanded
She subsequently left her home but was discovered aud
brought back aud It supposed that she has been placed
by her parents In the House OF the Good Shepherd in
York The case has excited considerable interest In
the community and efforts will be made by tho PrOtes
ant friends OF the girl 20 discover her whereabouts and
to take her from the place Of her imprisonment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-03
CHEATING THE FARMERs-AN OLD TRICK.
10 The EdiLOr Of The TribMne.

TO NC LUITOT OF TIC TFtOUNe'
SIR: A confidence man has recently made
the tour of Washington County selling the farmers
patent right for an improved scke.bar to moving
machine" He calls himself A. A. Hines and the con-
tract which lie makes with the farmers is 20 deed the
purchaser the town right to sell the sickebar for $780,
taking the farmers note for that amount payable
der on the paper with the deed he agrees that II
the farmer fails TO sell the sicklebars for $780, he "a A.
Hines will reputchase the at the original price
when the notes become duethat is, six months from
date Of contract Hines then sells the notes at 90 per
cent discount TO some petty lawyer and he OF course,
collects the whole amount OF the uOte with interest
NasLlLQlOn (OlIllH, July %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-03
AN ALLEGED DEsERTER.

On the application of Ferdnando De Luca' tho
Italian Consul at this port Francesca al loto
seaman on the Italian bark Feneria LIBRA was broughe
before Commissioner Osborn on q charge OF desertiaE
from the bark appearing that he had shipped for 10
months aud had received no pay after serving 10 months
and had ship merely for the purpose or suing 70
recover wages and furthermore was entirely Wnns
10 return and servo the other two months, the Com
missioner remauded him 10 the custody OF the Marshall
until the Consul can be Informed VI tho facts as
t1ovr llv xfgr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-03
PARDON BY TIE PRESIDENT.

James Carr, convicted last January in the
United states District Court for the Southern District Of
New York OF having counterfeit fractional currency Ia
his possession with intent to pass the same, and sen
fenced 20 three years imprisonment nc hard labor has
been pardoned by President Grant. on tho grounds
that his character before the alleged commission OF this
oflense was good that the jury recommended him %
mercy and that District Attorney PerepOnt doubts hla
guilt aud recommended his pardon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-03
PASSING COUNTERFEIT MONEY.

Lewis Oldenbuttel, bartender atE No. 100
Greenest, brought before Commissioner Osborn on
charge OF having passed eight 2cont currency notes
on a patron OF the saloon. lie committed 70 awsis
the action OF the Grand Jury After he bad been com
United no confessed to Assistant DsTioAtorney Purdy,
who conducted the for the GOVERNMENT that he had
PASSED the money but that he had received II nom his
employer aud, as II was his fret ocnsc, he hoped hat
the Government would not press tine case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-03
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.

The Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty
to Animals have adjourned their meetings until October
Tho ambulance for the transportation Of disabled horses
works admirably, and five inoourse ofconstrao
ton The services OF the vehicle be obtained az any
time during the "a hours. A man named McGinnis was
arrested on Saturday afternoon by Mr. Bergh and Mr.
Hudson, while In the act OF pluckug live chickens ~ an
old stable i'm Greenwichst lie was taken before
Alderman Moore, and held 20 answer In the sum OF 800
Mr.. Bergh iOtends shortly to make raid on the Williams;
burph carren many or whose animals are, 10 Is Saids
nndt for use from laIneness, age and other causcs
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GO INTO TIE COUNTRY.

TO NC EHlIOT OF TIC ITIGHHe,
SIR While thousands of women are tOiling
in the city at starvation prices the demand for girls to
do homework at fair wages in the country exceeds tho
supply. know OF several families where the men are
obliged TO assist in the house. and for tho SICK be-
cause they cannot the services OF at any
price. Won't please tell the girls who want to work.
that there Is plenty for them 20 do in the country WIN
good air, pleasant homes, and fair pay.
COUNTRY WOMAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-03
BURGLARY IN READE.sT.

On Saturday night burglars entered the store
No SO Reade-st, and proceeding from floor to hooE,
forced open the doors and helped themselves to whatever
took their fancy From the stock OF sgnund Bernhard
they selected worth OF hid gloves from that OF Ber
nard Surmann, 200 worth on readynade e0thing ana
Abraham Wolfe With this punder the thieves departed
The remainder OF the stocks Of these gentlemen were
tumbed about in admirable confusion by the thieves.
showing that they must have been IN the store consd
cradle time.
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No. Al Grysnpich.ars., July %, 1862 '''''
CURE FOR THE wHooPNG.coUGH.

7 o EWo II UIFVT Ut fWT 7 ITO WWt'
SIR: Thousands Of children in this city, es-
pecay those Of German parentage, are suffering from
whoopnRcough, and wish to call the public attention
TO tho following simple remedy TO one ounce Of the
dried leaves Of the common chestnutTee add quart OF
boiling water and when the infusion Is cold give cupfu
three times day. the last dose being given when the pa
tient retres After "a 80 hours the patient VIII be re-
eved, and then the dose may be administered IN smaller
quantity. A. {. c., 81. ID.
Neie. YORK., July 20, 1890
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-03
A CORRECTION.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune
SIR In reading the very interesting historical
notice of Christ Church. Shrewsbury in the N Y TRIB-
TINE ~ Jrv % could not help observing the omission
from the Iist ~ rectOrs the Of the Rev. Thomas
TAYLOR who began his abOrs there at Easter 1853 we
have doubt that this omission MS was unln'oH'onI
HetcaIk, NJ j., July 30 1907 JIM O.