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NEW YORK.
Hard Blow at Ones Connections n ystsriOus
0isappearance-The Fenlans in New
TOrk-TOmmy McGinnis Comes to the
Surface,

NEW YORK, May 3O.-The failure
of Bowman & Co., dry goods jobbers,
is annOunced-the liabilities are
large, probably 100000 or $500, 600.
They had various foreign connections,
and have been borrowing money at
usurious rates f6r long while.
Robert Gilman, Jr., member of
Warden u Co.'s slrug house, left his
place of business for his home in
Brooklyn more than week ago, and
has not been heard of since. His
friends fear he has been murdered.
Since the failure of the Fenian raids,
members of the Brotherhood are quar-
reling violently among themselves
and accusing each other of running
the expedition. 1t is thought this
last farce will cause the re-organiza-
ton of many Circles in this and other
cities.
One Tommy McGinnis narrowly es-
capped hanging from crowd of Irish,
in avenue c., last night, because he
was accused of being a British spy.
A fire destroyed N. Kelly d Coz 3
feed store and several tenement houses
in Twenty-sixth street, early this
morning. Loss, $50, 200.
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TRIBUTE or RESPECT.

CALDWELL At meeting OF the Board al
Directors of the Mississippi and Tennessee
Railroad Company, held at Memphis on the
18th day OF May, 1870, the following resolu-
tions, offered by Col. Joseph Lenow, were
unanimously adopted:
Resotred, That we have learned with dean
regret or the death OF our Director and agso-
elate, COL JOHN CALDWELL which event
transpired at Columbia south Car0fina On
the loth inst. Col. CALDWELL. mas heen a
director and large Stockholders in our road
Ior number OF years, and its present pros
pe.lty - que 10 great extent TO his indom-
liable energy and enterprise He was ever
us True and fast friend, aud contributed 70 II
very largely OF his means and time His ex-
tenueu experience in railroad affairR well
ntted him TO serve as a Director IN s1rT vosd
having Deen connected with railroad Interests
Ior series OF years in his native State South
Coroiha, previous 70 his removal to MissIg-
sippl. We deplOre the loss OF this inst ami
goou man, and 1t gives US pleasure to near
ms last testimonial to the memory of one
VINO, IN all the walks OF life so demeaDed
himself as to receive the respect ami ssood
VIII OF all true men. He labored In oom7non
with us 70 rebuild the road which su ffered
50 severely by the war; and il is hard 10 mart
with him, now that the sun of Dros,1erft,,
mas Degun 70 shine once more over ouT an
sefprlse, ana our beloved South awalxened
iroln tne lethargy which has cloudad everv
interest. How mete that his iaSt noonantys
snould nave been spent in his otUu nof1,-s
STATE, Where his energy aud intelIert
were uIsb called into service and yVhera m =
genius that presased his future nsecai sral, saT
nrst rlpened. To his family we W0ulsi eJfen,i
our heartfelt sympathy; though Our ioss
may pc grlevous, what must this great affiie-
Ioh DC 70 them, thus beFeft OF husband and
iatherY May God in his mercy soften the
ones. -A "a PAi''Ae0
Resoiesd, That this resolution he snraad
upon tne minutes, a copy sent to the fsTniIVr
OF Ine deceased, and published In one of the
CITY papers and in Columbia south Carolfna
7 aFTF
Secretary Miss and Tenn. r. r Co
Memphis, 18th May lS7Q - ~
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PresbYterianlsm of An sorts.

NEW YORK, May 30.-The Synod
Of the Reformed Presbyterian Church
continued its session this morning.
After the usual devotional exercises,
| the committee Of the Iowa Presby-
terry and the Presbytery Of the Lakes
made their report. A long letter was
read from the Irish Synod and was re-
| ferTed TO the Committee on Cores
pODdence.
Rev. Joseph Hunter was charged to
convey the congratulations OF this
Synod to their brethren in Ireland.
A report was received from the
| Commifs1%eIon the Sign of the Times
! showing number Of causes for the
falling of thanksgiving.
The form Of covenant Of the Mo
Crea covenant, of Scotland, was read
to assist this Synod in the considera-
ton of theirs.
The consideration of the report on
the form of a covenant was then read
over by sections, and great many
verbal amendments proposed and
adopted.
The document asserts that Presby-
terianism is only divinely instituted
form of government in the Christian
Church, abjures and condemnsPopery
and infidelity under all its various
aspects; considers all secret forms and
oath bound societies and orders as pa
gan and in6del in their origin.
The subject will be continued during
the afternoon session,
PHILApELPHIA, May SO.-In the
PRESBYTERIAN General Assembly this
morning the report Of the committee
on the report Of the Board of Publica-
ton was received from DR.. McCOsh.
The report of the Standing Committee
on Foreign Missions was taken from
the docket and considered. The resO-
Iutions in the report were adopted as
recommended, but the discussion Oc-
cuDied the entire morning.
The action of President Grant and
the officers of the government in
pursuing a peaceful policy toward In
dians, was not agreed 20, on the
ground that politics should have no
place ia the Church. Speeches were
made by Commissioners from the In
dian country and others. The item
was finally adopted as reported, and
the amendment laid On the table.
The report of the joint commission
sgas taken from the docket and con-
sidered. The resolutions were all
adopted without argument.
The motion to transfer care OF the
Chinese, Indians, and others Ina this
country from the Board of Foreign
Missions to the Board Of Home Mis-
sions was carried,
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CUBA.
Incredible Stories from cuba-cespedss
about Cleaned Out-6eneraI Jordan
So Back.

HAVANA, May 30.-Captain Gene
raj DeROdas has received official ia-
formation that Colonel Benegasi cap
tured Oscar Cespedes, son of President
Cespedes, five leagues from Guaroma.
Aquillero and Rubalcaba escaped,
being surprised. Cespedes' forces are
near the above named place. An
American, Colonel John Quincy, was
killed. General Cavardo has ordered
the destruction of the plantations in
the COmingua district. A number OF
the largest have already been burned.
Among the prisoners recently cap
tured were the parties who killed the
seven WOOd-cutters on the outskirts of
Puerto Principe. Capt. Gen. DeROdas
picked two out of the band, and had
them executed in retaliation for the
death of the WoOd-cutters.
A telegram from Puerto Principe to
the TOr de Cuba says it is positively
known that President Cespedes is try
ing to escape to the United States, but
is prevented from accomplishing his
purpose by his partisans. The insur-
rectiOnists continue to present them
selves in large numbers to the Gov
eFnmeqt forces, and ask for pardon.
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ships Hausa and Minnesota arrived

ships Hausa and Minnesota arrived
out this morning.
NAPLES, May 30.-The party OF
brigands who captured the English
travellers, Morens and Murray, seve-
raj years since, have all been appre-
hended and confined here awaiting
trial. The Court has sentenced three
OF the party to be executed, and the
Others to undergo imprisonment
varying according to the aggravatiOn
of their offense.
LONDON, May 30.-The Colonial
office to-day is in receipt of official
dispatches from Canadian authorities.
representing the recent Fenian at
tempt as an utter failure.
HONG KONG, via LONDON, MAY 80,
2 p.m.-ImpOrtant advices have been
received from the scene of the rebel
| lion, which has broken out in the
northwestern provinces of China. The
movement originated among the Mo-
manned devOtees, who have reVOlted,
and the numbers are rapidly increas-
ing. Several conflicts between the
rebels and the government troOps
have already taken place, and in all
the encounters the rebels were victO-
rious. The Chinese officials in the
disaffected region are alarmed. and
eouriers are constantly arriving at
Pekin with urgent appeals for rein
foroements. Meanwhile the insurrec-
ton gains grounds. The rebels are
moving upon OOrga, a Mongolian
settlement under the protection of the
Russians, who will defend the Mon
golians from the attacks of the Mo-
hammedans.
PARIS, May 80, midnight.-There
is a feeling Of general alarm through
out the city on account of the rapid
spread made by smallpox, which is
now pronounced epidemic. The start
ling fact has just been made public
that among those attacked by the
disease are Prince La Tour De
Auvergne, formerly French Minister
to London, and Duke De Grammont.
LONDON, May 30.-Ehe Post and
Telegraph reiterate confidence in the
good faith and energy of the United
States in the matter of the Fenian
raid on Canada,
PARIS, May 80.-Dispatches from
Lisbon, received here to-day, contra
dict the statement widely published
to the effect that the demonstration
there yesterday was in favor of an
Iberian Union.
The Empress Eugenie will visit
Denmark this summer.
LONDON, May 90.-The following is
the present state of betting among
sporting men on the race for the Derby
stakes at EPSON, on Wednesday next:
Six to four on Mr.. Merry's Q. C. Nc
Gregor, and seven to one against Mr..
DawsOn's eh. C. CanseI.
ROME, May 80, midnight.-It is au-
thoritatively stated that the vote will
be reached in the Ecumenical Council
upon the dogma of infallibility at an
early day, and that the result will un-
douDtedly be favorable to the Pope.
Immediately after the PRONUNCIATION
of the decree announcing the adop-
ton of the dogma the Council will ad-
iOurn until October,
PARIS, May so, midnight.-Prince
Napoleon addressed a letter to the |
Courts asking all the Deputies to be |
present in their seats in the COrps |
Legislatif on Monday next, June 9th, |
when the proposition of Ollivier's |
respecting the change in the !
present system of Government to a |
form, will be submitted to |
them for decision and final action.
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Another Yacht RAGS.

LONDON, May 9O.-The ocean yacht
race, from South End to Harwich,
under the auspices Of the Royal Har-
wich Yacht Club, came of on Satur-
day. The first prize was the cup pre-
sented by Commodore James Asblry,
ESQ, valued at fifty guineas, and the
second twenty sovereigns, contribu-
ted by the club. The first prize was
won by e. Boutchoi's yacht Fiona,
seventy tons, Captain Houston,
owned at Greenock. The second was
won by Count Bathyhaughm's yacht
Flying Clouds, seventy-fye tons,
owned at London.
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.

Congress Of Kings---W0a't 6rant eO2 And
the Kings Of COHgress2----Fenlans in
Durance ViIe---BOat Rases---ean't the
Memphis Clubs Enter the Rina2---Prlm is
Very Prim---Women's Rights In Denmark
1.-The Herrs Have It All their Own Way
.--COnstantineple in Flames---N -NeapOltan
Brigands Swing-UniOn of Spain and
Portugal Denied-Eugenie on Another
Iaunt-EpsOm Raoes-SmalIpOx In Paris.
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A GentIemanIY swindIer.

NEW YORK, May 3O.-A Swiss
named Tresere, was arrested at Port
Jarvis at the instance of the Swiss
Consul, for alleged forgery of promis.
sorry notes of a large amount in Berne
Switzerland, for extradition. The
prisoner was committed.
Charles PercivS.s on the EcenilC
Nal and Standard lately, was arrest.
ed to-day for robbing gentleman Of
valuables while taking a Turkish bath
The prisoner is well educated, and
was once an officer of the 9th English
Hussars. He lived in style here BY
swindling operations.
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VALUABLE ESTATE.
Homestead and Building Lots.
AT AUCTION.
On Tuesday, May 81, 1870,
At II O'CLOCK,

Wiu be sold on the premises, the
valuable estate OF the late GoVernor
Jones, comprising about I07 acres, subdiyided
into suitable building sites.
THE HOMESTEAD
VIII be sold with ten acres OF land IN
which viii be found every convenience ~.
fegarns Out-houses, a splendid garden teen-
ing with the products of the season: also a
nne peach and apple orchard that needs only
70 be sven 70 appreciate.
The residence contains eight rooms and
is admirably adapted 10 this climate
The water on the place Is unexceptionabIe
being pure freestOne.
No more handsome sites can be found fu
the suburbs than is contained in this estate,
with groves OF trees and undulation enough
70 relieve its topography, making il very
deslraOle Tor suburban residences.
Situated as IL Is on one OF the most FASH
lonabie drives leading out Of the city,
known as
e THE POPLAR STREET BOULEVARD" :"
And within easy riding distance to Memphis
should command the attention OF all inter-
ested IN nnding location unsurpassed for a
rural home.
Mrs. Governor Jones will take pleasure In
giving any information in regard 70 the
premises TO parties desirous OF examining
the grounds prior to the sale.
OmniDuses Will leave our Office No 2sI
second street, at nine am. ON the day OF
sale, giving ample time for an inspection OF
the premises before the sale commences.
LUNCH WILL BE SERVED, WITH THE
ECETERAB.
TERMs.-One-fOulth cash; balance in one.
two, three and four years, with interest from
date of sale.
PAssMORE & RUFFIN.
Real Estate Agents
w. II. PASSMORE & co. cfiOneeTs rnqf
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for No. spring. Corn duh and unsettled but
accurate prices cannot be given, viii close
1596oe. Whisky firm at SlmI 05. Provisions
nrm but quiet; pork SO 5093O. Bacon shOuI-
ders i.s1sc, clear sides l71zc. Lard nominal at
Toledo.
TOLEDO, May 3Q-Flour steady. Wheat a
shade lower and fairy active; amber 81 is;
NO. red 81 z; No. red 81 l51<; white Mich-
l92c lower; No. !, soc; NO.2 SIC. Oats nom
inal. Freights quiet
Foreign.
LIVERPOOL, May 3O.-.wheat IS sd; corn sos.
Fork iO2s Cd; Bacon 5Ss Sd. Lard 6ss Sd tai
low 44g. Cotton IO8<Rlll<a -
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Cincinnati Races.

CINCINNATI, May 30.-Pool selling
was lively at the Burnet House to-
night, and was largely attended. On
the first race the choice sold at 500 on
Asteroid; no other sales. On the seq
ond race Barney Williams sold first,
Bonnie Scotland second, Bonita third
and Scout fourth.
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A BOnaparte Still Lives.

BkLTIMoRE, May 3O.-The death
Of jerome Bonaparte was widely cir
culated yesterday. The report, how
learned that his health, though poor,
is better than it has been for several
days.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Attachment Notice

Before 5. A. Moore, Justice of the Peace for
ahetoy county, Tennessee.-BOnd & Jones
VS.. Barney Miller and C. Il. w Miller
A WRIT OF attachment having been sued
n out against the estates of fsarney Miller
uu auu =. n. W Miller, aud the same having
been returned as levied by eaEnisbma,t :
etc, ana arndavtt having been made before
me that defendants are non-residenls az tbe
State of Tennessee: VI wy
IL Is therefore ordered, That thew apnear
before me. or some other Justice OF the Peaeee
at my office, in the city OF Memphis, Tspnesl
see, upon the lst day OF July, lS70 at 10 O'clock
AN, anu plead, answer or demur to said ar
tachment, or the same viii be tried exparte:
and that a copy OF this order be published
once week, for four consecutive weeks. in
the Memphis Appeal 81 A. MOORE -
Justice Of the Peace for Shelby county
Parham & Williamson, Attorneys for Plain
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FUNERAL MOTlcE.

BONNER-The friends aud acquaintance
OF Mrs. MARrHA A. BONNER are respectfully
invited TO attend her fuueraI, from her late
residence, near the State Female College, this
tTUESDAYl morning, at 10 O'Clock.
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BOsDON, May 30.-Mary Whitten,
with a half dozen aliases, and noted
pickpOcket aad shOp-lifter, was held
in SO, 1000 bond for trial this morning.
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WASHINGTON.

Fish In Hot Water-Fste OF Captured Fs-
niaas-SuHdrIes Amount to Eleven NIL
lions Only Residence In Washington
Fatal TO TrufhteIIIEg-AH Indian Says 50
Spotted Tail Wags His Tongue aad
Lays Wager.
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No Pay Until Cured /!

The Doctor can be consulted personally, OF
by letter, upon all Diseases pertaining 10 his
Specially, and AL other Diseases, not requirs
ing his attention outside of his Office.
nS-A seperate Office for Ladies. 80
ONCE hours nom O'Clock am, to 9 o'clock
pm D. 8. JOHNSON, N. d.
F. FoR
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q Reduction in the PriCs Of Bread, ;

40 LoAVES, or 20 pounds of Bread. 81 90
~ to retailers;
80 loaves, or Is pounds of Bread, 81 90 to con-
sumers or families;
SODA, Butter, Picnic. Boston and Water
crackers, cents per pound, in boxes or
barrels;
Sugar Crackers, II cents per pound, in boxes
or barrelsI
Ginger Nuts II cents per pound, in boxes or
barrels.
An kinds of Cakes on hand, at the lowest
prices.
N.B.-Ali parties are requested 10 see that
bney get the above amount In tickets or bread
50 All boxes nnd barrels exchanged or
charged at cost. GEORGE HUME
Wholesale and Retail Steam Bakery,
my5O 4l6 Main street
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Skeleton Corset T!

HB- This beautiful and elegant Corset is
constructed upon an entirely new principle,
being, as its name implies, AN OPEN COR
SET, thereby allowing the freest circulation
of air possible, besides giving abundant sup
port, and perfect ease to the wearer. For
HEALTH, GRACE AND COMFORT, this Corset
STANDS UNRIvALED IN THE MARKET. It is
particularly recommended for summer wear
and warm climates, although equally well
adapted for all seasons of the year.
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NyE invite special attention to the an
w neXed announcement of the sale Of
that elegant property belonging to Mrs
General Preston and +. W. smith, Esu
winch we shall have the honor to bring be-
lore the public at the time mentioned, and
which Justly challenges comparison with the.
nnest residence grounds that have ever been
sOla IN Memphis. The perfect shape of the
ground, the magnificent primeval oaks and
poplaTs and the lovely lawn, which 50 dis
ungulsh these premises, have for many
years excited the admiration OF all who have
noticed them; and in now placing them on
the market for SALE with perfect title. with
out tax until lS7l and on such very easy
terms, We think no one need wait for any
better opportunity to become the owner OF
property more desirable or on terms more
favorable.
R0YSTER, IRRELEVANT & CO.,
Auctionsers.
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VENEREAL or SECRET DISEASES
Particular Attention Paid to the
DISEASES OF WOMEN,

Such as Excessive, Suppressed OF Painful
Menstruation. LeucorrhOea or Whites, fall
ing OF the Womb, ana all irregularities Of the
monthly Periods, causing Sterllity or Barren
ness, and Oftentimes Consumption.
PERSONS VINO have been under the treatment
bi OLhef Physicians, and have not been
cured are invited to call, as can cure all old
Syphilitic Diseases, IL makes no difference
OF how long standing. They win yield to my
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THE HUMAN VOICE.

T ECTURE for the benefit of the " I.estl, d,
L. Orphan Asylum. The popular and dis
t1nguished lecturer, DIR. E. P. BANNING, of
New York. will lecture ON TUESDAY
NIGHT, at the First Cumberland Presbyte-
rtan Church, on Court street, for the benefit
OF the Leath Orphan Asylum. Subject: 1.-THE
Human Voice; its Philosophy, Culture and
Management" illustrated by recitations,
Lecture commences at 8:l5 pm.
Tickets to be obtained of members of the
Association and at the door my29
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Celebrated Vegetable Remedies,

To which THOUSANDS can testify, who hav,
been cured by me in New Orleans, Memphis
Cairo, and various other places. All commu
nications strictly confidential.
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ST. LOUIS, May 30.--Flour Is quiet at s4@4 Is
for 6all super, Wheat steady and iirn 81 SOC
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VIII be sold on the premises. tina
valuable estate of the late Goveruor
Jones, com mprising about l07 acres subdiyidefi
into suitable building sites.
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GRAVEL AND CEMENT RoorNe. =
George Crumbacker would inform the
public that he is still engaged in the
Gravel Roofing business, and that he is
prepared at any time toput on roofs, eth
er largo or small, at the shortest possible
notice, guaranteeing his work for term
Of years. He has now been engaged in
the business for seven years past, and his
work has outliycd half dozen other
Patent Roofs. The demand for bis work
is increasing from year toyear. BE put
on during the past year 1900 squares Of
his roofing in this city, which has given
satisfaction in every respect Address
him through the Post Office, or call at his
brick.yard, head of Lindsey street. All
orders will be attended to Promptly.
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TINS RACES. LAST sAruRDlT.-Th The en-.
tertainments at the Island Park last satur.
day we're OF the pleasautest character and
were well attended. Though. some Of the
arrangements were slightly interrupted by
the storm, all seemed 70 feel that they were
getting the worth Of their money. The
races for the silver cup and the silver
mounted bride were quite spirited. The
horses entered are all owned in this
vicinity, and though the time inside was
in no way remarkable; it must be remem.
bered they were nearly all quite young
The races were as follows: For the cup;
entries, Austria, SLcGoOsler, gray coli
John B., and Cat Bird, best 8 in s. hall
mile heats. Only three heats were run
McGoOsler winning every heat; time Git,
84and s5F seconds. For the bride: entries
Bismarck, Lady Gray. Lucy Long snt
Gray Toms in S, half mile heats In
this race, also, only three heats were run
Gray Tom winning each heat Time g
G6 and 70 seconds,
The Base Ball match between the Uni
ted and the Arctic clubs of this city, wa
interrupted by the rain. Amer fou
innings the score stood 30.
There was also foot race been Ton
Shelley and ]. H. Sweeney for $40, whicl
resulted in victory for Shelley. Sweeney
had a yard the start, and Shelley cam
out four feet ahead. There was dancing
in Floral Hall, which, We believe wa
continued until dark.
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POLICE CoURT.-The amount Of bust
ness before the Police Court, Saturday
morning, was unusually large. Albert
Lady, arrested for disturbance o:the peace
and good order of the city, had his case
continued, owing to the absence Of mate:
rial witnesses, until next Saturday; John
Baker, drunk, one dollar and costs; John
Derhau, tumult and disorder, three dol.
lars and costs; James Moods, for disturb.
ance Of tho peace, ten dollars and costs ;
John Carney, disturbance Of the peace
ten dollars and costs John Carney on
second charge Of assault and battery or
John Ross, was fined twenty dollars and
costs; Vim. Hercules, arrested for diStnr
baace o. the peace, asked that bis ca a'. BE- b
continued for two weeks to enable himtC
procure ,hcattendancc ofmatethlw witness
cs. The request was granted. ~
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ORDINATION CEREMoSY.-NTr. Grill, Of
Philadelphia, having received the minor
orders about a year since. was yesterday
ordained sub Deacon by Bishop Whelan
in St. Alphonsus' Church. Theceremony,
which was quite imposing, was witnessed
by large audience. Next Thursday he
will receive the order Of Deacon in the
Cathedral, and on Sunday he will DO or
dained Priest at St. Alphonsus.