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WE'LL. IrnpowHp UoaPITAL.--The London
IaiL Mail 9aseno has tho foliowipgi-Nothine
In more needed In London. according 70 AL
competent authorities. than cheap. we'll
managed public hospital or asylum for lunatioa
not being paupsrs. ~. Luke's Hospital. for
example, has boen richly endowed by benefac-
tors OF century since for this very purpose.
and tho Brn1h M.dicoi Journal. In aroport
upon this inatitution, calls for reforms In order
10 fulni more completely the objects OF tho
founders. Tho hospital poBsossos Gl7O.OOo OF IN
vested stock, 10 officeTod by we'll known medi-
cal mon aud hna room for two hundred pa
tionts. There are, however, sixty vacant pedS'
or those now Ia tho houge, sixty are on tho
foundation and seven ". nine pay I'll ID. week
"A GLASS Introduced by DIR. Stevens In 1870,
after much mistaken opposition by the COM
mittee. The honso In described az OF tho old
monastic type, and untitled for Its purpose;
the site IN extremely valuable, and, II disposed
Of tho price would dofray q largo part OF tho
cost OF AN excellent house In a cheap and
suitable suburban position, where proper re-
creation grounds and means OF occupation
might DO provided. In tho large metropolitan
private asyluma mediation can be had
FOR 81 IL. week superior 10 that provided at
| ~. Luko's for Gl 8a 1914, exclusive OF rent,
rates, taxes, and repairs. The financial man.
agement OF fthe hospital threatens the charity
| win extinction, Last year the deficiency was
30 large that $4,000 OF stock has been taken from
the Invested capital. In 1867 G20O0 OF stock was
similarly sold; and during the last ffteen years
the lcgacies received, TO the amount of sgOOO
have been consumed In current expenses, and
f2i,0O0 OF stock has been sold out. The internal
economy OF tho hospital 10 severely criticized
by the Journal Some Of the attendants are on
| duty. day and night watch, during thirty.
eight hours spell. twice week. with only four
hours rest. The old heavily. .cased dark win.
| dows are made still more gloomy by being
! cleaned only twice year. The arched brick
dormitoriea are not even supplied with a chair
| The whitewash is not olean. and there il but
little color 70 relieve their dreAry baroness.
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1NMpIRE SLATE MANTEL WORKS.. B
IL KIMEs No. 2l2e CHESN UT street. lswfma
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WHAT FRENoHMEN RnAD-Tho Mayor OF
one OF the most populous ndissemonts In
Paris, nj. Levy, has published u report on thu
subject OF the local library. from which it ap-
pears that while, during u given period aelen.
tinc treatlses of various kinds were ask cd for
81 times, "The History OF France" by Henri
Martin, WAS ash ed for 50 times; 'The History OF
the French Revolution" by Thiers. l2I times
History OF the Empire, by the same author,
81 times; lie Magasin Picturesque" 2l9 times
the works OF Victor Hugo, lis times; the works
OF Chautenubriand, 20 times; of Lamartine, 30
times; of Alfred de Musset 1885, times; OF Voltaire,
l00 times; OF Balzao, 03 times; OF Erokmann.
Chatrain, 205 times; OF George Sand, 81 times;
OF Mayne Reid, b5 times; OF Jules Verne, 4S
times; OF Walter Scott, ~ times. M. Levy points
out that the public shows n preference for
authors ''whose reputation has been increased
by the preoeoupations OF the moment" Thus,
when the subscription for the monument 10
Voliaire was opened by the Steele. the works OF
Voltaire We're In Rroat demand, Tho remarks
able pop ularity OF Erok mann. Ohatrains 3 novels
was caused ''by the ci usado directed against the
pretended wafliko o iendencioa OF last yoari" and
this vogue has somewhat diminished now that
public opinion has become tEanquillisod'
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Fine Arts.

SALE or LRuTzK's WORKS. - On Thursday
and Friday evenings next, Messrs. Leavitt.
Strebeigh ~ Co. will sell, AT their Art Galleries.
Clinton Hall. Astor Place. New York, by order
of the executors, the effects OF the late eminent
artist, Emanuel Leutze. large number OF
paintings, drawings, etchings. antique furni-
ture, costumes. weapons, books. eto., are In
cluded in the collection. and the opportunity is
one rarely offered to connosseurs to enrich
their collections with genuine works of art OF
permanent value. The sale will also embrace q
fine collection Of paintings, contributed by the
Artists Aid Society and individual artists for
the beneit OF Mrs. Leutze. This collection con-
tain works By Hays. Grey Beard, j. f. Weir
Cropsey, J. b. Irving, William Hart. barley.
Coleman, J. q. Brown, McEntes. LambdiB. II
r. Gray, WitteTidge, NJ. n. De Haas. Stone,
NJ. Hart, White, Huntington, Konnett. Fast.
man, Johnson, Durand, Casilear. II. w. Weir
Baker, Faiooner. Bothermel, Lang. TAFT. Ell
rnipRer, Terry. Blspham, Homer, B. II. clifford,
Fusobssi. Laurie, and others.
We hope that Philadelphia Will DO we'll ropro'
sentsd among tho bidders NJ this sale. and that
some of the choicest works will DO secured for
this city.
a fns photograph by oermon OF tho statue OF
Washington, executed for tho Washington
Monume mt Association by the celebrated Phila-
dslpbia sculptor J. A. Bailly. The statue ro-
presents the Father OF III . Country In the dress
ofa citizen! no is standing In an easy attitude,
his right hand resting on tho hiis OF . dress
sword, and his left on Bible. Tho statue ~
lifelihs ana full Of dignity. tho sculptor having
suoosedsd marvsiiously well In the expression
Of ths face and the form OF tho figure. ThoaocoS-
sories are simple and In good taste. tbooostumo
being modelled from articles worn by Washing
ion. and the statue In nj once an Ideal and
literally truthful representation OF tho nrst Pre-
sidsnt Of tho United states. and tho areatest
man Of tho age. The citizens OF Philadelphia
are 10 be congratulated on having this noble
work OF ART In their midst, and the sculptor is
sntitlsd 10 the warmsst praise for the manner
n which lac has executed his TASK.
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THE FRENCH ARMY.-The following we're the
statistics OF the French army and navy at the
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Nly@ BARLow's INDIGO BLUE is THE
BE- cheapest and beat article In the market tor
bluing clothes
1T DOES NOT CONTAIN AMY ACID.
III WILL NOT IHJURB THE FINEST FABRIC
IL is put up at wILTBb bRGER5 DRUG STORE,
No. 2s3 N. SECOND Street, Philadelphia,
and for sale by most OF the grccsrs and druggists.
The genuine has both BARLoW'S and WILT
BERaER's names on the label al others are
OoUNTERFEIP.
BARLow's BLUE will color more water than four
tin es the same weight of Indigo NwfSm
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h1Jy" OLD OAKS CEMETERY COMPANY
Ov PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICE. NO. SIs WALNUT STREET.
The Company is prepared 10 dispose OF lots on
REAsoNABLB TERMS. The advRntages offered
ny this Cemetery are well known 70 be equal II not
superior 10 those possessed by any other Cemetery.
We invite all who desire 70 purchase burial lots 90
call st the offico, where plans be- and all
particulars win be given. Deeds Tor lots sold are
reAdyfor delivery.
RICH ARD VAUX, President
PETER a KEYbHR, Vice President.
MARTIN NLANDENBERaER Treasurer.
MICUAnL NIsBEr Secretary. Ill em
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Navs- Abraham, Brown. Eastman,
Ea;nes. Hsstincs, Hazard, Linn. Mason,
Monroe. Mullan We city, WIlson-l2.
The Billwas then passed by the following
vote :
Yeas: Abraham, Brown, Eastman, Haines'
Hastings, Hazard, Linn, Mason, Mohroe'
Mullan, Welty, Wilson,
NAYS: Edwards, Gray, Hall, Shamp Ste
venson, Tritle-6.
Mr.. Stevenson said ne should have voted
for the Bill if amended as moved by Senator
Tritle.
Assembly Bill No. 32-An Act in relation
to the fees Of District and Prosecuting A,t"r-
news in suits for the collection OF delinquent
taxes.
mass. 1t doubled the fees Of those officials
by the coin Bill their fees were increased
one-third and that was enough.
The Senate unanimously refused to pass
the Bill.
Substitute for Assembly B;u No. 2I-An
Act concerning official bonds.
Committee amendments adopted.
Eillpassed. Mr.. Monroe voting nay.
Assembly Bill No. l3-An Ac, amtnda-
tory Of the County Commissioner Act
Placed at foot of file.
Senate Joint Resolution No. l9 relative to
annexation OF certain territory
Ordered engrossed.
Senote Bill Nc. lG3-in Ac:to transfer
certain funds.
Ordered engrossed.
Substitute Tor joint resolution No. Il reIa-
tive to Constitutional amendments
Made special order for next Thursday a,
: p. NJ. together with the other proposed
Constitutional amendments.
Senate Bill No. GAN Act TO create tho
county of .Argenta.
Considered in Committee Of the Whole,
without action.
Assembly Bill No. 6-An Act to amen'
an ct concerning Couvey2nc2Ts.
| Nassrs W-eyty. Tribe and Monroe were ap
| nointpd A Committee Of Conference on th'
House disagreement.
| Senate adjourned.
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ErrrcrT ROUTE TO WHITE PM tie
SIN Fr n-isco Times of February lst has
.hiS chi
The St rn-whceled steamer Ch.n-du-N an;
su;E, =, stockton last Summer, is INTENDED
f.. the navigation OF the Colorado river,
.hirher she will proceed in the Spring, va
the Gulf o. California. Owing to her hSht
dvsught o water, she VIII be ao.s 70 l"1 ~
l,ltto,e. whence there is good road Oh
bout two hundred miles to the White Pine
liver mines. Il is thought that con~ldera Die
.-e:cht will be conveyed by this route during
the SKINNER season to the newly discovered
silver region
gy giving this scheme encouragement az L
s,poort that il deserves the San FEanclscahs
,,.,x he able 70 make successful competition
with. Chicago in securing the trade OF Last
c-u and Southeastern NeTada.
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eEShToH STEWART AND THE NEVADA
RANCH M,ST.-Wc find the following item
IN the Washington Chronicle OF the I'D
nit. The evident object of the bill, SO far as
t,c,l influences are concerned. is to add to
tae Importance of,he Nevada Branch Mint .
s.,,,,o- Stewart introduced Z bill yester-
,.y ,ei,,,ire to the refining of gold and silver
fn!lion a. the Mint of the United States and
branches. Il provides : that tas Secretary
,,5tne Treasury is hereby authorized, when
s,.r in his iudsmea, and in the Judgment OF
me director of the Mint it is for the interest
,f,he United STATES to 40 so. Ia receive on
,.-po.r, at the Mint of the United STATES ana
- several branches thereof retlned soid ana
s;,,er bullion suitable for coinage, and IN
payment thereof to deliver 10 the parties
n.aAing such deposits impaired bars. at ."ch
rates and upon such terms ana fesuia.io"'
as shall be prescribed by the Director OF the
Mint, srhjee, to The approva. ofthe secfe'As'
Of the T-easEy."
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SENATOR MATT CAR?rNTLR OF "EseoN-
s!H.-The New York Tribune makes the fol-
lowing brief mention Of the newly elected
Senator from Wisconsin, Doolittle's sue
cessor;
The telegraph brings the announcement
that Matthew II. Carpenter, Esq. has been
nominated for Uni,ed states Senator y the
caucus Of Republicans in the Legislature o;
Wisconsin. Mr.. Carpenter is, We believe, a
native of Massachusetts,, ard graduate ct
the Harvard Law School in the class Of about
. wears ago. lie was comparatively TT
known to the country until the Hon. Edwin
NJ Stanton ex-Secrctary of ar, recon-
mendcd. about yes- ago, That he should be
retained to conduct an important sult before
the Supreme Court Of the United States on
the part Of the Government. In tins SUIT
there were arravcd against him some OF the
finest constitutional law ers Of the country,
vet these LAWYERS were scarcely less electrified
,han the pc 1ple who watched the progress OF
the argument, by the admirable manner N
which he managed his case. Mr.. Carpenter
is Radical Republican, cnnyersant Win TIE
needs of the Country at the present tine.
and will, douutlcssly, prove an ab-e ally q
the incoming Administration.
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. RIM TO LICENSE GAMBLING.

ur. GRAY of Storey County has intro
dnesd into tie Assembly an Act emil
ted An Act to restrict gaming -
the same being amcndatory Of n Act
now upon our Statute Books. The pc
cnjisr feature of this Bill is that il pro-
yides, under certain we'll conceived re
s.ric,ions, for the licensing, at high
rats of fees to be collected quarterly,
AL games coming under the distinctive
tile of % banking games said fees
10 be paid, in certain proportions into
the State aud County Treasures.
We believe, as We have taken
OCCASION to state in former "r'ic.es
upon the subject, that the proposition
to make gambling subject TO license
- conceived in wisdom and cut OF a
,-ue -ecard for the best interests Of
ne State The history of all COMM
mites illustrates the fact that al! laws
for the suppression of this vice are IN
their general application, imperative
I'D void-as. indeed, all sumptnary
avs. Including the Maine Liquor Law,
have bee n proven by experiment 10 be
Ex..diency is ore OF the legitimate
concomitants of legislation aud II
seems certainly ezpedient that where
to Dvhiic sentiment is such as to rem
G.rnugatory such laws as the existing
one against gaming, that the wises'
r1sp which offers itself is the one under
consideration. The sale Of liquors can
no, be suppressed by law for many anc
various reasons to nahe the best ou'
Of circumstances that cannot be con
relied, then, liquor dealing is sub
-.c,ed to a license. Having licensed
rraGc VI icll is the prime cause Tor the
majority OF bad practices, why reiHse
:, subiec, gambling to the same PRIV
l!aresaud restrictions ? 4 large reTe
,pe awaits the State and counties jug
:, sson as gambling is licensed. The
ezsquen,ers of faro games Will 0e mont
the less. and " bankers will be mont
The sewerif gaming is no: licensed.
What sound reason is there then TO
no, adopting measures to make Proies
a,oaaI gamblers help TO sustain III
State ard county Governments iher'
= little virtue c. strength in the pos
ton that by licensing gambling yo'
,fve public and official countenaece Il
= DEGRADING and Tuiaous vice. ls II II
b. said tLa. the State encourages
Il ,ukeuness because it permits 4 It
sell whisky by the barrel and d u
.e,sil i, e.. the bar? By no means. l.
,h., Instance the State simply MAKE
tie bes, compromise in its power Viii
a ,hiug which it can in no wise prevent
and which i. would be folly to legisla'
nsaius, in any extreme, prohIoa'or.
fashion. The SAFE is placed, WIZ
regard to- gambling. in the position Q
one who has his choice Of two eviis
nad the Legislature iz invited, in Mr.
Gays Bill, to choose the least OF tn
evils which gambling presents tor con
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or any lOil-rOaC COMPANY, oiS dhI1'o
the provisions of an Act emitted, "an Act to
nroyide for constructing and maintaining
roll-roads and bridges in this State, ap-
proved March 8, A. d. 1860.
Adopted.
THE CAPITOL QUESTION
The House in Committee of the Whole;
Mr. Cleveland in the chair, considered the
Special Order-The bill approprlating SlUO'-
900 to erect Capitol building.
Mr. Hilyer offered a new Section fer See
ton l which was agreed tn-whicn creates
a State CAPT ,ol Fund. II authorizes the
State Treasurer to SET apart in SAID luna loF
1869, the surplus of One-fnurth OF one per
cent.tqx authorized by the Act OF feoru"1.
II, 1863, to pay Territorial Indebtedness, ana
the whole of said tax thereafter, when sac!
Indebtedness shall hav" been paid Ais"
authorizing levy of 4 special tax OF one p''
cent for benefit of that fund.
The bill was further amended by striking
ont the Section providing for the expenses OF
commission, for rents, fuel, stationery &c.
Mr. Hilver offered further amendments
,-prohib the advertisement for pans,
Specifications etc. until there IS Sl3,oJo IN
the Capitol Fund, and that no money shaI
be drawn from the fund until said plans ana
specifications are filed with the state ,"h-
trol|er. together with the atfidayltS OF two
competent architects that said Capitol can
be completed for the sum OF ; lOV'ooo' ne!
BY appropriated.
Adopted. W.,
IN an, ~. go Co,n11;ssioners nav, was
allow me seven .G,,n ' .sS,%na vote Vote
'o,sd gown oy nsalIs ut:g,i," section
Mr ".Ich olLe.eI M .t,a Of the STATE
limiting I,.f Pm. ot 49, SIGn % ner-;c,
toward tHt mUitu.i'. ~ -, frrybs, e,nense in
~ a., =. ~ nn,str,,ction Of the building
c,fTsu IN tne ooit,.i - cnnntv The
siiah oe ~, .'e aE'roI Tho amendment in
lh'' Nov 80, f',' nc
e"o,t ~ ,,,,,.ed overriding in
vi =, -, II, van. Il j, under
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IEGISLA1 CRf-
TUIRTY-SIETH DAI-SENA i.

CARSON CITY, February S, 1863.
Senate met: the President in the
chair. Roll called; quorum present. l'raser
nv the Chaplain; Journal OF yesterday was
read and approved.
Rv Mr.. Welty-Two petitions Of citlzens
If that portion of Lander proposed 10 De
created the county of Llko, praying lof It's
organization. c,:
Referred 70 the COMMITTEE On eou"''o-
and County boundaries.
Nv Mr.. Tritle-From the fremen OF 'lr-
,inia. demonstrating against the passage OF
the Jury Act except it be amended so as 10
exempt members OF the Department.
Placed On file.
REPORTS.
Cv Mr. Uastinns-From the Committee
IN Euurossment That Senate Bills No.
36 and IS had been found correctly engrosset>
By Mr.. Ab-aham-From the COMMITTEE
on FnroIlment-That Senate Bill No. 70 ahG
Concurrent T. eSolution No. - had been found
correctly enrolled.
Rv Nj. Edwards From the Committee on
Public Lands-That Senate }.i 20. = An
Act amendatory OF an Act prescribing t1e
manner of maintaining posse,sory actions 90
no. pass.
NOTIONS AND REsoI uTIoNs.
Bv Mr.. Grev-That $40 copies of Senate
Memorial asking a reductian of the tart:
CHARGED b. the c. 7. L. K. be oraereo
printed
| Adopted.
Bv Mr.. HaI-Ofa bill for an Act to pro
vide for the registration Of qualified electors
| ELLIS INTRODUCED.
Bv Mr.. Bonnifeld-An Act to authorize
the County Commissioners to oher ana pa,
rewards i'll certain cases.
Referred 10 Committee on judiciary.
Bv Mr.. Haines-An Act supplemental u
the Coin Basis Act.
| Referred to Committee on Ways an'
Means.
! Bs Mr.. Welty-An Ac. to grant the rish
of WAY to certain persons for a railway tFaci
through the streets Of Hamilton and treasure
City.
| Referred to Committee on Corporations
Nv Mr.. Tritle-An Act to relinqulsh TIT
70 and granting jurisdiction over certain
nronertv in this State SO the United States
fThe Mint site ra,.
r. y afsrred to the Committee on tsder'
r ela,inns. together with a letter from Tn
supe .vi.ing Architect of the Treasury DE
(, Also. An Act to amend an &C. Tor IN
;ncor,oratiou Of Protestant Eplscopa
Churches.
T Referred to Committee on Corporations.
By NJ. Ed.arts-Concurrent hesoiuuo
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FROM TNE SENATE.

Senate llli-An Act ~ rrONlde l"F '-4e
fostering of the Nevada Orphan Asylum -
Virginia.
fcrred to Select Committee of two from
Storey. and one from each other coun'y, 70
be announced by the Speaker.
Senate Bili-An Act to amend an Act
treating a Board Of State Examiners, and
defining their duties.
| Referred to Committee on Judiciary.
Senate Bi,l-An Act in relation 20 elcc-
tions. and frauds therest.
! Referred to Committee on Elections.
| Senate Joint Notwithstanding Congress
to appropriate SIS 000 10 Snow Shoe Ihomp-
son, for carrying the mails hetw,en i'ace9-
! ,iHs and Carson in 1865, 8. and 'GS.
Referred to Committee on Federal Rela-
tions.
Assembly Fill No. 2S-An Ac: prescribing
rules and regulations for the execution OF
the trust arising under the Act o: Congress
for the relief of inhabitants cf cities and
lawns upon the public lands, having been
returned with amendments was referred to
the Committee on Public Lands.
Senate Bill-An Act to incorporate the
! Grand Lodge OF the Order of GOOD le!np.aTs
referred TO Committee on CorIOratlons-
Senate Biil-An Act to amend the Legs
! latiye Attache and Compensation Act.
| referred 70 Committee On State Affairs.
Senate Bill-An Act supplementary to the
act relating TO the Office Of Surveyor Ge! =
| erai.
Referred to Committee on County Boun-
DIARIES.
Senate Bill-An Act 10 amend the Act in
relation to Railroad Coz nora'ions.
| Referred to Committee on Railroads.
| Senate Bi An Aet 10 authorize the Com
missioners of Lander county TO audit and
allow certain claims. Provides for pay
mept OF certain Registry Agents claims in
that county,
Referred to Committee On Claims.
Senate Concurrent Notwithstanding
I leave of absence for i've months, t. Hiram
! Welcb, Recorder Of II ImbOldt county.
Mr.. Hillyer enquired if ther- would be any
officers left IL that county.
Mr.. Woodwork said they all proposed to
tyisit the Eas. alternately for the p4rp Sc OF
getting married.
The resolution passed Immediately.
INTRODUCTION OF HILLS.
By NJ Rule-An Act to authorize the
BOARD of Examiners to all0w certain claim
against the State. Au;horizes the Board Il
allow the clains.of any peace officer Tor FA
inenses incurred, when searching after cTiln
mails fleeing from justice.
Referred to Committee on Claims.
BY Mr.. Anderson-An ACT 20 QroAloi
gaming. ,,,.,,.,s
Referred to Committee on Public NcraIs
BY Mr.. Anderson-By conscnt-An hc
70 rroyide for the creation Of new conniles-
name! m the county seat-allowins the people It
, determine by plurality vote as TO its per
manency-the Legislature in joint eon'en
ton to elect all county officers to serve PHO
to tie next general election.
Referred to Committee on County Boun
Garies.
] MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
Nv Mr.. MayhrAgh-That the Jndiciar
Committee be instructed to examine int
and rep, TT to this House, at as early a "a
!, as possible, as to the legal or consti'u.lona
n the Charter Of any Toll-road COMPANY, tina
has been heretofore chartered by the Terri
torial and State Legislature, since the organ
: ization of Territorial and State Government
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IO2N

In Car,rn CITY on Saturday. february 6, let9,
to tie wife Il Ralph rise, i. daughter,
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or any Toll-road Company, organized under
the provisions of an Act emitted, IAN Act TO
provide for constructing and maintaining
Toll-roads and bridges i'll this State, ap-
proved March s, A. d. 1860.
Adopted.
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CARSON CITY, February S, 1863.
Senate met; the President N TIE
chair. Roll called; quorum present. iTaser
nv the Chaplain; Journa! oi YESTERDAY WIS
read and approved.