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Evening star., 1869-12-09

ORGANIZATION OF THE INDIANA REPUBLr-
CAN AssoCIATIoN.-.An adjourned meeting of
Ihdlanlans favorable To the formation of an
association to help the Republican cause in that
State was held last evening, and after the adop-
ton OF constitution and bylaws the following
permanent officers were electel:-President. T..
VI. Gibson; First Vice President, General Il. T.
Crittcnden; second Vice President, l.. p. WIZ
lans; Recording Secretary, JEFF. III. Basset;
Corresponding Secretary, lie Roy Woods; and
Treasurer, j. +. Stokes Vice President Col
fax, Senators Morton and Pratt, and Repre-
sentatiyes George W. Julian, John Coburn,
GcCloye ). Orth, James y. Tyner, John p. Cr
Shanks, William Williams and Jasper Packard
were elected honorary members, and, after sew
eral addresses, the meeting adjourned.
Evening star., 1869-12-09

SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILDING Lor-Kil-
bobrn * Latta, real estate brokers, have so,d
for w. B. Todd, Esq, the west IS feet front by
l4i tll feet deep, of lot ), square 125, fronting
ON street, between IIth and 18th streets, TO
Colonel 5. V. Bennett, OF the Ordnance Depart-
ment. at sI.j0 per stuare foot, cash. amounting
to - ,1.3.
GOLD CHAIN LosT.-See advertisement o. gold
chain, &c, lost 1T corner of 9TH and VI streets.
Evening star., 1869-12-09

AN APPRoPRIATH NAxE.-Yesterday AFTER
noon Nancy SCOT, colored; occupation, miii-
tee Thompson fined her g for violation OF
Evening star., 1869-12-09

The OHIO STATE ASSOCIATION held its regu-
Lar semi-InOnthly meeting last evening ut the
hall. $50 Pennsylvania avenue, and the attend
ance of ladies and gentlemen was large. The
regular address was delivered by MT. v. E.
Smoley, son the Rhine" and il was a beauti-
full production. Music by Mrs. Hopkins Mrs.
Daniels, Miss Shockey. and others was very ac-
ceptable. The original poem on s.I.ore- by MT.
Hannum was heartily applauded. Among the
notables present were the Hon. Wm Lawrence
Hon. l.. II. Morse and General Wager Swayne.
Impromptu speeches we're made by Messrs.
Lawrence and Morse. The occasion was a very
happy one.
Evening star., 1869-12-09

SALE OF A FINE STORE AND RESIDENCE
Cooper q Latimer, auctioneers, yesterday sold
the large three-story brick store and dWellino
on the southwest corner Of 9th and n streets. to
William Gait, for 81, 500.
Evening star., 1869-12-09

TRz WASHINGTON COOPERATIVE BUuprxa
ASSOCIATIONS held its twenty-sixth monthly
meeting last NIGHT, and advances amounting To
81 900 wCre sold 10 members. The bidding was
spirited, and the rate advanced Ia 2oOI per
etnf The lswest cash advance sold az rs. ami
e2sV2, payable in thirty days, al average OF lso.
Evening star., 1869-12-09
NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

Black and colored Silks, Irish Poplin., Empress
Cloths, Plaid Poplins, Serges. and Merinoes some
ss low as 50 cts.; Superior double Warp Alpacas:
Black Nelveteens; Cloaks; Cloakng; Cloths; Plaid,
Striped, and Cashmere shawls; Beautiful Siripad
and Scotch Plaid Arabs, from 81 20 So; Cloths,
Sassineres, Satlnets, and suitings, for Mea and
Shaker do, 50 cts; Good "a Bleached and Brown
Muslin, l25a: Androscoggin, Mamsutta. and New
York Mills at reduced prices Cacoes, at 8. %, l2
Is; One Gaze full Madder colors 10 cts Large Red
Blankets, from $40 90 10. together with large
STOCK OF GOODS, Of all kinds. Tor sale al popular
prices by BENJAMIN MILE r.
lO1 Bride G..orcsfrur,
Evening star., 1869-12-09

TIE LorDoCN AND HAMPSHIRE RAILROAD
ExCURsION.-Quite a number of our citizens,
among whom were General Crocker, President
OF the Board of Aldermen, Joseph Williams,
cry, Chase, Clarke, Davis, and Slater; Council
men Mcknight, Holmes, Boyd, Brown, and Pi-
per; ). X. Bond, Water Registrar; Commissioner
the Levy Court, and Messrs. j. Sayles Brown, j.
g. Adams, Il. Milburn. Z. NJ. Clark. and Col
Whitaker, made an excursion yesterday. over
the Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad as far as
Hamilton, "a mles.) leaving here at O'Clock
n M. Alexandria at O'Clock. and arriving at
Hamilton at II m. About an hour was spent i'm
viewing the scenery thereabout, after which, on
the return, lunch was served on the cars The
party returned to Alexandria in time to reach
the four O'Clock ferry boat.
Evening star., 1869-12-09

MEETING OF tho friends and pupils of the
Hate Mrs. n, A. Amidon, and the trustees and
ex-trustees of the public schools is called at the
Female Grammar School Of the Fourth District.
on Saturday morning next, at O'Clock.
Evening star., 1869-12-09

MoTro-seQwiek Sales oad Small Proffs.n
just having opened An immense stock of nav
0oods, OF which We viii dispose Of q quick as
possible, We win sen Goods now cheaper than
splendid article, an Linen Bosoms. c ana crSs
g and e221 Good Merino Undershirts aud
Drswen 30, 60, and I1c.; An excellent article ei
ana 3l.z6: Good Cotton Socks, pairs for 25c.
kinds and at an prices. Excellent Paper Col
lars, cloth lined button holes, 10c. per box. Knit
Jackets, splendid variety. The finest SELECTION
Of Neck Ties, Scarfs and Bows ever seem in fhss
city. Come one, come all, and everybody Win
be sausned. FRANC q GoLD2rAN,
~ Marble Hail,
. No. l50 9th Ct, opp. Patent Once. and
u,6,2: No. 5l6 7th St, between % 4 sfa.
Evening star., 1869-12-09

CHARGE OF INSULTING LADIEs-On Tuesday
Detective Bigley arrested young man named
NJ. Austia for insulting ladies In an auction
room, and Justice Harper fined him s5. There
has been much complaint of such conduct re-
Gently.
Evening star., 1869-12-09

A FALL OF B1EApsruFFs-Between Io and
OF W. N. Galt's warehouse, corner of Indiana
avenue and % street, fell with loud crash. lef-
ting down the -four and other hreadstuffs.
Evening star., 1869-12-09

Br EsLAEY AND AREEsr.-The store OF VIM
H. killInOn, at the intersection of H and Sd
lew nights since Of about so worth of groceries.
Il he robbery was discovered by Officers Brosnan
and DTane, who at once notified the owner
Yesterday morning Detectives Bigley and
Thompson arrested two hard looking men named
John Daeey and JAS. worden, charged with
having committed the burglary, and after a
preliminary hearing before Justice Walter they
tlay next.
Evening star., 1869-12-09

OKATES FOR THE MILLION.
have inst received my winter stock of SKATES,
which embrace all the newest and most approved pat
terms.
NEW YORK CLUB,
PHILADELPHIA CLUB,
LADIES CLIPPER,
VULCAN,
DAY PATTERN,
BLONDIN,
SARATOGA, &C, &C. &C.
Som PrislnR the largest and best assortment of
SKATES that have ever been offered in this city
empracing the lowest TO the finest finish.
Now Is the time to purchase, whilst my stock is
complete. -
CENTRAL SKATE DEPOT.
JOSEPH L. SAVAGE,
Pennsylvania avenue and 10th street
NB-Au skates warranted as represented de3-6t
Evening star., 1869-12-09

The WATER woRKs-Yesterday, the steamer
Union, No. !, accompanied by Chief Engineer
Cronin, was engaged In pumping water out of
the excavation made to repair the leak in the
from 81 to 8 O'Clock, and 1t was found that the
packing in the Joint had blown through. The
leak was effectually stopped, and water consu-
mers may expect no further trouble.
Evening star., 1869-12-09
CITY ITEMS.

FINE BLACK DOEsKIN PANTS to order for TO-
as good as those previously sold for Si2.
Heavy Beaver Deeskin Pants to order for SI0
Handsome Plaid Pants to order, so.
Vests to match, SIS.
IN ADDITION to my large stock on hand, I
have just received large variety of 0vercoats,
Double Box Goats, Plaid Cashmere Pants. with
or without Vests, Cashmere Suits, which i offer
at greatly reduced prices A. STIAUs,
Penn'a avenue, between 10th and 11th sts,
three doors east Of lIth street
Evening star., 1869-12-09

THE COr-OEED EPTsCOPALIASS-The Episco-
Italians OF the District. having become alive to
the fact that their religious ideas might be
esssfully SifGSed among the colOred people,
lately resolved 10 build = church for the use OF
TIE co'ored race exclusively. There are at
present two church organizations established in
Ihe interest OF the eOlOred people of the Episco-
pal demo IninafiOn IN the District-one Iocatedo on
I'D street, known as ST. Mary's Mission Church;
the other body il ST. Andrews Parish. whose
territorial limits embrace 18th street west to
the Circle, h street north to the Boundary.
They worship at present in the M-street school
house, Rev. Mr.. Harris in charge. Ii was with
n view Of consolidating these tive bodies that the
ronyoeation appointed n committee, consisting
'f the Following reverend gentlemen: Pinck-
ney. Lowry and Starkey, with request that
similar committees be appointed to represent
st. Andrews Parish and ST. Mary's Mission.
In response to the above invitation Mcssrs. John
j. Cook, Dr. A. Il. Augusta, Henry johnson and
John III. Brooks in behalf of the St Andrews
parish, and John II. johnson and Walker Lewis
In the interest of ST. Mary's Mission. met at the
a few evenings ago. The plans proposed BY the
eonvocation, as presented by DIR. Starkey. which
embraced proposition establishing distinctive
colored church was agreed to by the represen-
tafives Of st. Narys mission, il being consistent
with the position they already occupy. but was
rejected BY the ST. Andrews scommittee on the
ground thati was not in harmony with the prin-
eiPle their church was based upon, viz A free
Episcopal church. open to all, they contending
that any chuIch established on a distinctive coli
utteranees of St. Peter, who said God wa was nc NO
respectOr OF persons, and il being also contrary
to the Canons and Ecclesiastical laws of the
church, they further stating that they have
refrained from intruding themselves ON the
Episcopal churches in the District, and they
hardly consider il fair-now while they are
striving to build up an Episcopal church in a
parish where il has been impossible heretofore
TO give one a healthy existence-for those who
ought 10 assist them TO introduce a feature not in
accordance with the laws and rules Of the Epis-
copal church. The committee inquired of DIR.
Sterkey, II the two churches were united on the
basis OF Free Episcopal churches, would the
GonSoeatiOn render them assistance, to which
lbr. :. replied in the negative. After further
conversation, the representatives Of the Conyo-
cation and the representatives OF ST. Andrews
Parish being unable to agree, the proposed un-
xleItaLinp N a. Abandoned for The rres.nt
Evening star., 1869-12-09

ALASKA DIAMONDS,
from 81 to go a set,
OrOide Plain Rings,
Oroide Chains,
Holiday Goods,
opened every day, at Prigg's One Dollar jew
elry Store, No. 1876 Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween AZ and 9th streets.
COAX HALL" is not a 'sbranch" establishment.
and we are not, therefore, compelled to draw
cash in hand, our long experience in the largest lar @
clothing houses Of the country to guide u.s. and
the markets Of the world to choose from il is
simply impossible for any one to sell at lower
Of Mems, Youths, Boys and Children's Ready
Made Clothing, and guarantee our prices the
lowest in Washington D. R.sssxn 9sS HsLE, q Z,
1896 46O 7th street, opposite Post ONCE.
AN EXTENDED POPULARITY. -" Browns
Bronchial Troches" have been before the public
localities in various parts OF the world. The
IrOches are pronounced universally superior to
all other articles used for similar purposes.
For relieving Coughs, Colds, and Throat Dis
eases, the Troches have been prored reliable.
WILCOX & GIBB's SEWING MACHINE, pro-
nounced the'smplest and nOiseless machine i'm
the Agency, G. Baum's Hoopskirt and corset
FACTORY, 3l5 9Th street, betweeh ID andE. 1913
GENrLENENs', Youths, Boys and Childrens,
Overcoats, Business and Dress Suits, ready
city for goods Of equal quality.
BARBOUR q Co., Oak Hall,
I1''0 4SO 1th ST., opp. Post Office.
WATCHES, JEwELRY AND SILVER w.nr-r
will sell Watches, Jewelry Ware, so per cent,
less than any other establishment. Goods war
ranted As represented. j. Alexander, 2lo Penn
syivama avenue, near 18th street.
Evening star., 1869-12-09

THE GRAND Masquerade BALL of Council
No. y, Sons OF Jonadab, at Odd Fellows Hail
costumes will be rich and varied. the mnsic
good, and a novel feature Of the evening viii be
q procession Of the members OF the ordeS In t,I,
regalia and uniform worn during their Initiation
ceremonies.
Evening star., 1869-12-09

sileton & Co. may be seen some masses of solid
silver, sight Of which Is good for sore ewes in
these paper money times. They weigh In the
aggregate about six hundred pounds and are
worth over $4,000 coin. They come from n
mine near Georgetown, Col, adjoining one IN
which a number Of Washingtonians are under
stood 70 be largely interested.
Evening star., 1869-12-09

MASONIC CBoIR--Last evening the Masonic
Shoir met for practice In their new hall. Prof
Scheei presided at the organ, aided by an excel
tent orchestra The choir, under the leadership
OF Professor Holmes, executed several choruses
IN most superior manner. At q business meet
ing IL was resolved to invite the Georgetown
m&some Cnon 70 join with that in this city in
forming an organization to be known As the
Masonic Choir Of the District of Columbia.
Evening star., 1869-12-09

A. GRANTS BOYS IN BLrE.-Iast evening, a
meeting 0fthe officers OF the "a. Grant, Bows in
Blue was held at Union League Hall, when it
Was agreed that thc proposed demonstration of
the on ganizatiOn in honor Of the President and
Congress be postponed to December rs. a letter
of General c. b. Fischer, withdrawing his res
ignafiOn, was read, as also general order in
regard to preparations for the proposed parade.
The Secretary gave notice that w. NJ. McEwen
and IL. IL. Tunnia, OF the Third Ward, and
Palmer BriscOe, Of the Fourth Ward, hal ac-
serted the positions TO which they had been
elected rs members of the executive board. The
Chair stated that IL was intended that this de-
EloYistration should not be of any political sig
nifeance other than n demonstration of Repub-
Ecan voters to a Republican President and Con-
gress- They were prepared TO employ five bands
at music and pay the expenses of a national ss-
iate. MIR. i. j. Fowler stated that he had re-
reiyed notification that he had been elect
ed member Of the executive board, and
recognizing the present meeting as the
legal one, he accepted that position. The
Chair "a. Grant) stated that he would not
enter into discussion with those claiming to be
the Executive Committee and officers of the
Boysin Blue, but would demand an investiga-
ton at the hanCs of the real Board. On motion
of A ID. Roekafellow, 4 series OF resolutions
petitions to be signcd by their men and for
warded TO Congress, asking that belligerent
rights be granted 10 the Cuban patriots, with
Ihom the Boys in Blue deeply sympathize. j.
w. Ferguson asked for the removal of Collins
Crusor, OF Georgetown, a member of the Execu-
tive Board, as il was known that he sided with
0- d. ADAMS III WAS suggested that the term of
the present members ef tha Rca-d would ex-
pire in month, aud that the matter lie over
a A Grant made few remarks in answer to
A. card OF the '.sO-calied Executive Board"
The statement they made in reverence to the
finances they knew to be a lie as black as hi.
a. b. Adams knew it to be a lie also As
10 the charge Of money being spent
Tor hiring horses, il could be shown that
the horses were engaged to draw the
guns from the Arsenal and in the procession
Mr. Boswell addressed the me Getting. saving that
for two years the organization had been har-
InCniOus, bot now certain parties were attempt-
ing TO break il down. Why? Because some
body Is in and another somebody is out and the
latter wants to get out the former somebody.
Some OF these parties were row saving to the
people 90 not turn out; hut if they were placed
an committees and elected to positions they
would work in beautifully. He asked If it was
foSsih'e that no demonstration could be gotten
mp unio>> certain parties have the rule. He did
NOT beHcye that there were men superior 10
All others lie hCnOred and respected every man
sho beonss to the party, and if il was thought
ina. hls presence was working harm to the or
Sanization he would Withdraw. After some re-
marks by u. w Green, W. ii. West, and A A.
Grant. the meeting adjourned.
Evening star., 1869-12-09

II oYAL IRMIsB.
desst sTIEEYETzs, s3a Pa. an
Evening star., 1869-12-09

NEW TINE TABLE FOR THE AVENUE RAIL-
EoAD.-This morning new time table for the
Washington and Georgetown railroad was en-
tered upon, by the use of which the running
time from Georgetown to the Navy Yard IS
lessened ten minutes, and from the Navy Yard
to Georgetown eight minutes. The time from
the Navy Yard to eth street is twenty-four min
utes, to High street ffty-two minutes; from
High street to 9Th street twenty-seven minutes
are allowed. The following is set down by the
railroad authorities as the table OF distances:
From Georgetown to 2lst street Is one mile to
1ith street is two miles, to 9TH street is two and
hah miles, to Sd street is three miles, and to
the Navy Yard is five miles.
Evening star., 1869-12-09

At TEE ANIMAL MEETING Of the Alumni
association of the medical department Of
etorgetown College, held Tuesday evening at
The Medical College in this city, on motion of
Dr. John Edwin Mason, DIR. X. c. Croggon was
unanimously elected TO deliver the alumni
College.
Evening star., 1869-12-09

THE REPRESENTATIVES of the Richmana
Press viii be entertained at the Arlington Hotel
upon their visit to their brethren OF this city'
about Christmas. Complete arrangements have
been made with Nj. koessle, OF the Arlington,
for their accommodation.
Evening star., 1869-12-09

The THEATERs.-.- East Lynne" Is to be re-
peated for the last time this evening. Those
who have not seen Miss Lucille Western in her
great dual impersonaton in this play should 60
by all means, as tomorrow evening Miss West
ern will appear in her grand sensational play,
translated from the French by Charles GAYLORD
ment," as performed by her in New York and
Boston, to crowded houses.
"Humpty Dumpty,r which has made a sue
eessfnl run Of over one week at Wallis Opera
House, will be withdrawn after Tonight. To-
morrow night We are to have a novelty i'm the
shape of .'Jack and the Bean Stalk" The new
piece is full Of tricks and transformations, in
which respects Ii Is superior to "Humpty
Dumpty." On Saturday there will be matinee,
and in the evening Mr.. G. l.. Fox will be the re-
cipient Of complimentary benefit.
Evening star., 1869-12-09

COLLISION on THE r. RAuRo.n-Tb;s "A r,orr;r,
ths fhiiadeipnia train, due here at $50, in en-
feI,ng the city % ran into carhich
ne ar the track. The cart v.s r IN ssrss. g.
step taken from the engine while the i've ears of
the train were slightly damaged.
Evening star., 1869-12-09

, oALEs OF hEAL LEsTATE-COoper 81 Latimer
have sold lots and i'm square 716, fronting on
l street north, between I'd street east and Della
ware avenue, to Maurice Ready, for 15 cents per
square foot.
Joshua Whitney & Co., real estate brokers,
have sold for David l.. Morrison, ESQ, sub-lot
No. 4o in square 500, corner AZ and l. sts. south,
improved bya two-story and basement brick
house, for $1,000. Also, parts of lots Is and 10,
square s9o, fronting . feet on east 4th St., near
G, improved by a two-story and basement frame
dwelling, to John j. johnson, trustee, for
q. 200.
Fitch & Fox, real estate brokers, have sold
lots Is and IA, in square 1,01, located OH the
corner of East Capitol and 18th streets east, to
Richard Mcdonnell for S56S. 20.
Evening star., 1869-12-09

BURGLARS AROUND.-This morning, about
o'clock, an attempt was made to rob Bradley's
shoe shoe store on 9Th street, between q and HI. On
tne appearance OF Oficer kenner two men were
Zen to leave, jumping over the rear fence
Iney g1t IN by forcing the blinds. Nothing was
missed by the proprietor.
Evening star., 1869-12-09

SUNDAY ScPooL CONVENTION OF MARYLAND
AND THE DssTEIcT or CoLUNBrA.-The seventh
annual convention OF delegates nom the ainer-
MARYLAND and the District Of Columbia COM
menced its sessions in Frederick, Nd, on Tues
day. u. ). Griffith, Esq, was appointed tempo
tary. Rev. Riehsrd Hinkle, Of Frederick. de-
livered an address OF welcome, which was re-
sponded to by Rev. A. N. Gilbert. Jas. Craw-
ford was unanimously elected Repositorial See
retary. A committee, consisting of Rev. Grif-
fifth owen, Rev. George Diehl, William j. Hiss
Kew. Mr.. Hall, and j. IL. Maskell, was appoint
ed 10 nominate permanent officers for the CEN
vention. About three hundred delegates were
present.
At the second session OF the convention, held
In The evening at y O'Clock, after devotional
exercises by Rev; Mr. Williams, Of Frederick,
and Rev. c. W. Baldwin, OF Washington city
and 6 few earnest remarks from Rev. Mr. Hail.
Secretary of the Young Mems Christian Associ-
alton OF Washington; Rev. DIR. j. NJ. Eddy, Of
foreible address, on the theme, q The sunday
School Teacher and his Work.
Ihe convention met again yesterday morning,
when the Committee ON Permanent organiza-
ton made a report, which, after amendment
was adopted, as Iollows:-President, Rev. A. n
Gilbert; Vice Presidents-E. ). Zevely, Henry
W: Drakeley. G.. 5. Griffith, David A. Burr,
John l.. Hazard, Rev. j. "A. Hooper, Ii. T.,
CAN'T, Y. :. Griffith, Daniel Ramsberg, Rev. d.
IachariaS, ID. d.. w. j.. w. SeabrOok, b. +.
Kendall, Rev. ii. c. westwood, ID. D.; Secre-
retaries-B. T.. Childs, A. III. Nelson; Treasurer,
Wm. j. Hciss; State Agent, Rev. Griffith Owen;
Railroad gent, G. owen, jr.
DIR. Westwood moved the appointment of a
Committee on Business, Resolutions and Devo-
tOEs, and that all resolutions be referred to said
committee without debate; carried, and the
President appointed Messrs. ID. A. Burr, Daniel
kamsberg, W. X. Barry, q. F. Gulick, and w
Harrison fiorneT.
Reports from the schools in Washington city
l.. G., being next in order, verbal accounts OF
much interest were given by Rev. Mr.. Hall
Secretary Of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
ciation, Washington; Mr.. John J.. Hazard, oi
the Calvary Baptist Chnrch; Mr.. y. III. Nelson
OF Kendall Chapel; Mr.. W. B. Lewis, OF DUN
barton street, Georget0wn; Mr.. III. e. Stier, OF
Christian Church, Washington; Mr.. j. X. Zim-
norman, OF the Metropolitan Presbyterian
Church: Mr.. q. +. Gulick and Rev. e. w. Bald
win. or Ryland Chapel.
The relOrt OF Rev. Griffith Owen, State Agent
contains some interesting statements i'm regard
to the Sunday Schools of Maryland and the
District OF Columbia II states that in thesa
limits there are ,lS1 schools, with an attendance
OF upwards of 3,oOO, teachers and scholars, AMI
that during the past year there has been added
to the d. ffeTent Christian Churches 2So0 mem
bers from the ranks of tae Sunday School army
Evening star., 1869-12-09

WoNEN's SUFFRAGE-NafionaI Conrention.-
The National W0men's Suffrage Convention
1870, and hold its sessions on that and the follow
ing day. Lincoln Hall, in the Young Mems
Christian Association building, has been select
nent advocates of the question, including some
new lights, will be present. It Il stated that the
local association here are to use their funds 1.-THE
proceeds Of admission fees to the Saturday even
ing entertainments) to defray the expenses OF
the Convention.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-07

Among the documents presented to
the Superior Court at Chicago, Thurs
day, was an amended bill filed by Rev.
Mr.. Cheney's counsel. This bill is in
tended to meet the exigency presented
by the answer to the original bill, which
carried the proceedings of the Ecclesi-
astical body to the morning of the 22d of
July, the original bill having closed
with the adjournment of the first days
procedure. BY the supplemental bill q
combining and confedersting clause is
carried in and new parties are made to
the suit. The parties are the Bishop
and the presenters. Accompanying this
bill is a correspondence between Bishop
Whitehouse and Mr.. Cheney. Bishop
Whitehouse, in his letter to Mr.. Cheney,
assumes that the offence and miscon-
duct for which he was to be tried had
been unreservedly admitted by Mr..
Cheney. This Mr.. Cheney emphatically
denies, and his denial is sustained by
his wife and Mrs. A. Louisa Sheldon,
who were in an adjoining room W hen the
interview between the Bishop and Mr..
Cheney occurred, and heard Mr.. Cheney
say in loud voice, "Bishop, / admit
nothing"