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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-30
OVERCOME BY THE HEAT.

James DAILY, age As, of No. 107 Clifl-st., was
overcome by the heat at Broadway and Chambers-st
Taken 10 the Park Hospital
waiter Ernst age II, of Hudson City Frustrated by
the heat while at West Broadway and Worth-st Taken
70 the Park Hospital.
An unknown man. five feet four inches IN hight, age
about TO- found lusenslble upon the sidewalk at
Sryrnteeuth-st and Nnth-HNe., YESTERDAY.
Valentine Connolly labOrorsrycd 3, died from the
effects OF heat yesterday In Twenty hrsts Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-30
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arenue HoteL-Ex-Gov. Wells of Vir-
pinia, the Hon. W. H. Barnum. NJ c., OF Connecticut;
Jndee Stanley Matthews OF Cincinnati the Rev. Henry
MacC racken OF Toledo exGov Goodwin Of Arizona, the
Rev G. H. Badgley OF Lennoxve, Canada; Jules Trel.
hard OF France Clayton MacMchael Of Philadelphia and
Randolph Rogers Of Rome. 81. Nicholas Hotel
Gen g. w. Cass of Pittsburgh, Gen. Charles Hamln OF
Maine b. f. Smith OF Ohio, and Gen. j. q. Parkhurs OF
Michigan 60 ErereH HOitse-Gen. r. Allen, Us. A. and
Max Marctzek Surhrdnt HOuse-ViscOnnt de Val
court and Samuel L. Phillips OF Washington.
GiIsey Col. W. d. Farrand, late u. g. Consul at
Lima Peru. ===- Hoffman HOuse-Senator Stewart OF
Nevada Gen. Vickers of New-Jersey, and Gen. w. T.
Collins OF Washington. =-= Metropolitan Hotet-The
Hon Freeman Clarke NJ C., OF Rochester; +. :. LalD,
state Prison Inspector. and Col i. r. Dickinson OF
Poughkeepsie == Neto- York HOtel-Gen. :. Il. Marion
of Albany and DR.. La Rue of Quebec. AsfOr House
The Hon. W. NJ Ely of Binghamton and the Rev. DR..
Heac0ck OF Buffalo =z BreU0Ori HOuse-Dr j. q. H0l-
land OF springfield, Mass. - 81. james HOtet-Gen H.
Reid OF Iowa,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-30

BURSETT's CoCoAINE-The best Hair-dressing.

A SEAsONABLE FAMILY REMEDY.-AsIATIC
CHOLERA CHOLERA MoRBu SUMNER COMPLAINT Couc, SOUR
sronAcx D,RRnE AFFECTIONS BOWELS
TO ETHER CHILDREN
cuRED AT ONCE JAMES CARSsATyE BAIAs 1t
TIE ACTION STOMACH AND BEISa
PLEASANT TASTE ACCEPTABLE REMEDY TO THE
YOUNGEST ~ SOLD DRuGGIsTs.
"THE GRAND DUKE ALEXIS TAKES THEM J"
TIL, RUSSIAN Vporl Nos D and Is East Fou the
most Agreeable refreshing, and luxurious IN the city. HUNDREDS Of
ta,Lers take tteu daily recommend them highly.
Go TO B. s. SQUIRE, 104 FultOn-st, M stairs,
Jssry Diamonds serware, he sells direct from The
safe ssi hands, therefore You save
We should not suffer from q Cough, which
f doses CHERRY PECToRAL viii lime comfort
health all saved by H.
STERLING SILVER FORKS and Spoons, which
a. SsrIKE's Fultou.st DIAMONDS SPECIALLY.
PRATT's ASTRAL OIL burns IN the ordinary
kerosene lamps be relied being perfectly safe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-30
CARELESS sWITCHMAN on THE SOUTH SIDE
IL. H. RAILRoAD-NARROW ESCAPE OF PAS

The 1890 a. m. Babylon accommodation train
on the South Side Railroad thrown from the track
yesterday morning. at the Newtown Creek junction.
special refuse train had passed down toward the creek
and the swichman had neglected TO readust the switch
the passage of regular trains. On reaching Fresh
Pond the engineer observed that the switch mis-
placed. and blew the whistle for down brakes" The
signal promptly answered by the brakemen but the
whole train, consisting OF an engine ana three cars was
thrown from the track. and narrowly escaped going
down a steep embankment. The sudden shock alarmed
the passengers and rush was made FOR the doors Dnt
train had checked by the brakes The switchman
tempted TO escape the woods but placed under
arrest by tectivc GayOr who happened TO be the
train Travel was interrnpted about 1--we hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-30
RETURN OF CAPT. HALLS SUPPLY SHIP.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.-Capt. Davenport Of
the u s. Congress reports, this morning, to the
Navy Department, from st. John N b. his return nom
Greenland The Congress arrived at DiscOe Aug 10,
seven days from st. John and IS from New-YOrk The
Arctic steamer Polaris which sailed from NewLOndOn,
Conn., Aug arrived at DiscOe only six days In advance
Of the Congress The cargo OF coal provisions &c,
transferred safely the Congress % the POaTs and
the latter sailed north the afternoon CT Aug IT, with
hi ght prospects open The Congress left
DsCoe Aug 49, The object OF her voyage has been ac-
cOmpshed, and the Instructions fully executed. The
Congress may be expected at Boston next Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-30

ming sruch the Good Templars' new hall at Clinord
ausguehanna County, Penn, which WAS IN process o
dedication. Thomas Jones, age TO- was lhslanuy Si'
and william Anthony, Daniel Evans, Isaac Breese,
Samuel Owens and William Jones we're seriously INJURED,
the entire assembge and every person in the room was
more less shocked. 80, ,,t..
A man. name unknown, was Killed WINE st 1Ii
under tree which WAC shattered by bolt al Friend
ship In the same county black ridge IKE hshy
cord found down his back along the spine ana uow
his legs The bottoms Of his feet were cracked open m
cav lpla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-30
A srREEr-cAR CONDUCTOR GETS HIS DESERTS

Edward Brown, a conductor on the Fulton
ave- Brooklyn) cars fined $50 yesterday by Justice
Walsh for throwing Charles E. Dennisono his Mr..
Dennson offered the conductor ten-cent stamp, which
was the ground that the torn Of
S. bill rendered but the conductor refused
change IL aud eyed the passe from the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-30
LYNCH LAW IN KENTUCKY.

EvNSsvILLE, Ind, Aug Ca band of 300
men eu.ered the Moreanfeld Ky, Jail last Saturday
night ftok out white man and negro, charged with
ourag5fg a woman near Casey vile on Tuesday night,
and hdng them on a tree mile from the town.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-30
BASEBALL

The second game for the championship, be-
tween the KeEiOIgas and Haymakers, was played at
Fort Wayne, Ind, yesterday. The kekion-
gas, 6; HaymakeIs,4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-30
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY.
o, 10.


a.. Noon. So m. Midnight
80 ao 8L1 IA
HIGH TIDE TO-DAY
Long Braneh Rocsa. Batt"ry and - .
way ard Coney ID n T. Baths. fin'hlug, D.
a. T. ". M. ~. a. ~. AZ;
6:1 Gas b5l 1;tO - - HtI WIO
WEATHER PROSPECTS POR THIS VICINITY
Zee Fifth PAge)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-30

SUNDAY-SCHOOL BOOKS.
- BROUGHTON i WYMAN - Bible House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-30

FtTrrwoop PARK Aus 23sob 700 mile and epea, taness
p Briggs IT, entered D. Honest John. ......,.....'.'
s. q. SHELDON entered bE N. Nelly Leland ''.''.'.Z
The second race was Tor 4 sweepstakes Of 500. toT

The second race for sweepstakes OF 500. for
which the following five horses entered A. Patter-
sons ch. Belle Of Oneida II. Casey's 2. g. Hickey
r. JOhnsOn's II. H. Stella j. Murphy's b. z. Billy Bird
and w. Weekss biz <. Eight Bells; the latter however,
did not start. The race was two miles and repeat IN
harness. Belle OF Oneida was the favorte, selling for
500; Stella, $50; Hickey So and Billy Bird $.
First Hedt-Bee of Oneida quickly showed in ad-
vance when the judges gave the word and al the
quaTter-pOle leading TWO lengths; Hickey second
Stella third and Billy Bird far III the rear on the
back-stretch stella passed Hickey, and the favOTte
crossed the length before her on the first mile in
2t3 Hickey being 40 lengths ahead of Billy Bird al this
Of the stella lay at Belle of Oneldas wheel
until coming up the bill on the third quarter, where she
passed the ayOre and led open length at the three
quarter pole, hut she succumbed coming up the home
stretch ana Belle Of Oneida resumng the lead, held IT,
and won the heat by two lengths Hickey who trOtted
last az the fnsh beat stella neck for second place
Billy Bird Just saving his distance Time, 5:2s.
Second HeQt-Bele OF Oneida sold for so; Hickey $50
and the field $40 The favorte led throughout the hrs
mile which was troted in E3g Billy BIRD being second
two lengths behind Hickey third, and the gray
last. Belle OF Oneida retained her commanding lead
throughout the second mile and the heat and race
by ten lengths, Ia $40; Stella and Hickey vino bOth
passed Billy Bird on the home-setch being second and
third. Time, 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-30
4r0OHaHid.
THE TURF.

WINS TIE MATCH, AND BELLE OF ONEIDA
THE SWEEPSTAKES RACE.
Two trotting races, one match Tor $500,
the other sweepstakes for $780, took place at Fleet
wood Park yesterday. There good attendance,
and track in fair condition after the heavy rain
Of the previous night The first event was the match for
500 between the Westchester County horses, Peter
Briggs IRIS b. g. Honest John and s. g. sheldon's blk
H. Nelly Leland The latter the fayOrite before the
race at $50 $50 but breaking badly in the first heat
she beaten easily by four lengths in 3:22 Notwh-
standing this she t continued TO have the call in the
betting at 500 s75 but her opponent fairly ouTOted
the second heat ana the 10y six lengths
in 3;l6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-30
STATEN island.

NEW BRIGHToH-The Police Commissioners
have appointed special officer. whose salary Will be
paid by the residents TO protect village property
STAPIEroNA regatta will be held by the village Yacht
Club, early IN september, Tor "A silver cup.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-30
NETWORK CITY.

A gentleman was robbed of valuable watch
at the swimming bath of the Battery yesterday.
The First Ward German Ladies' Aid Asso-
citation gave q festival at Union Park yesterday, for the
benefit OF the German Hospital fund.
j. II. Lyon, a special Waterman in charge
of a residence in Nineeetlst., makes complaint that
two policemen shot watchdog, Sunday which lie
had left on the premises.
The coal bin of the St. Nicholas Hotel, under
the Broadway sidewalk was discovered 10 be on fire.
about o'clock last evening, and, for few moments
fears were entertained for the safety Of the building
The flames were quickly subdued however by means Of
the hotel hose. The guests OF the house not greatly
alarmed, and were only slightly Inconvenience by the
flooding OF the lobby. The damage amounted To about f5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-30
THE sANDUsKY REGATTA.

A four-oared shell race between the crews
of the Vesper Club of Yonkers ~ Y and the Argonaua
Rowing Association of Bergen Point N j., took place
yesterday the Kill Won Kull over thrce-mile
Straightforward course nom the can-buoy opposite New
Brighton to stakeboat anchored of the light house at
the entrance OF Newark Bay. Tie names, positions, and
weights OF the crews are appcndcd:
New-York tribune., 1871-04-11
POLITICAL.
COEyECTICtrT.

ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC FRAUD DIsCovERED-EN-
GLISu CREDITED WITH ONE HUNDRED
VOTES TOO MCCH-JEwELL's ELECTION As
SIRED.
lN TELEGR,PR 10 THE TRIBvyKl
HaRTFoRp, April 10.-An error in the count
OF Governors vote has been discovered in the Fourth
Ward, New-Haycn where English gets 100 more lvoes
than were actually pocd for him Il is thought to be a
clear Of fraud and that this IS not the frat time It
has occurred there There doubt OF the oyercout
THIS discovery. with the oyerc0nt in Enteld will give
Jewell 100 majority or course the Legislature
alone can legally determine the facts, b IL Is reported
that as the evidence Is 80 clear, Gov English viii de-
cline to make any contest it, and II Is possible
that he may conccde the election Of Jewell before the
meeting OF the General Assembly.
In the new City OF New-Briiin, Conn, at the first
election under the Charter the Republican ticket was
elected 10y about 900 majority. Boh branches - the
city Council are also strongly Republican
New-York tribune., 1871-04-11
TIE ENGLISH HIGH COunIsM0yERs.

BANVoEI GIVEN IN THEIR HONOR BY THE
MAsoNIC GRAND LODGE or THE DISTRICT OF
WASHINGTON, April 1O.-Tbe lone-eypected
Masonic banquet 10 Earl DE GRAY and Riron. Grand
Master Of England, by the MasoIs Of the district Of
toinnN'' 'ooA lhaee at the Masonic Temple tonight.
The lau was handsomely decorated l., nc - F,st T"
was suspended AMID an array Of Hags the foyal arch
banner and painting OF George Washington ana o,oo
Nctona were arranged on either side OF Tn, Grand
Masters chair. In the west" aud soltb % a., III,
contained paintings Of past Grand Master T. T. p,,uoh
Eld other prominent MasOns A baud Of l5 u,rso,s an
@ssons, furnished the music. The entertainment Wa,
participated IN BY MasOns only none Others hyi,, to
lIVi.l.
A A'ry ~ $50 O'Clock, great number of Master
&asous Sscuibled IN the Grand Lodge Room ANA D.,
tie isselgHage was large that many could scarcf
hDd stanlN1g The passages and hDte-fo0ns ye
then cledJed aud tie 1iier was posted at the outer door
o. admit none Wild not provided with Masonic
means Oi adnitfance. Grand Secretary LJner then -
uCdlced the foIlOwin &gaincd State Grand Mssier,:
hfAId Of Bassachui etttA LaHpegion ci FeQgsyha aua
New-York tribune., 1871-04-11
ASSEMBLY.


The Speaker announced that Mr. James Irving
of New-York had handed him his resignation, which had
been transmitted to the Secretary Of state and that gen
teman wa, longer member OF the House. The
Speaker also stated he had received the following com
muncatcn, which the CLERK PROCEEDED 70 read;
10 he Hon. Speafcr Of ne AssombH
SIR; There l. no who thinks OIL LIS past me nut
css 10 mind wotds That he wOuld wish unsppken and
things done that hc would wish undone. We nave all
much 10 regret ana much IA Fnrdge. For my share IN
tle unhappy occurrence Of last f11dHy evening Wnch
0ccnpea he attention OF the House am sincerely sorry
n In the heat Of anger and under the spur OF what
seemed 10 great prOvocation, have com
nlitted act violating me prolnleues OF the
House, aud offensive u its dignity J desire
to oar an ample apology yield to no nan in respect
for fls House. have been for siy years member OF H.
am think the oldest htInncr, aud although providence
eraces 30 many other gentlemen OF the House, Yet !
have enjoyed the friendship OF many members, and,
until recently, the kindly acquaintance OF tne al 40
not seek 10 mitigate any proper ceufc th may De que
of the dcc0rm necessary ia all Legislative bodies vet
thn due Ia myself to say that the unfortunate after
cation between the member from CLINTON anu ny-elI
would have occurred had not his conduct toward
me ON that and tor time past ratisned me
OF the existence of settled desire ON MS pari to lrhe
and insult distinctly state that was struck hy The
member from Clinton before raised my halu against
him In concuson thank the House with ali my heart
for the kindness with which have beea treated ny H.
and with less stuess and sincerity renew the
assurances Of my deep regret that any act oi mine
bonld have diminished that feeling changed the rca
tons We have borne toward each other Respectfully,
JAMES IRVING.
long discussion followed the reading of the letter,
MI Fields proposing to drop the investigation and
Messrs Alyord and Ltteiohn opposing the motion IL
yas finally decided that the investigation should pro-
e.ed aud That other business woald De tiansaeted
uutii the Committee Teportid
New-York tribune., 1871-04-11

QUESTIONS AT ISSUE WAGES THE ONLY DIFF
Guilty IN TIE NORTHERN REGION.

QUESTIONS AT ISSUE WAGES THE ONLY DIFF
Guilty IN TIE NORTHERN REGION.
SCRANTON, April 10. - The city has settled
down perfect quiet and the good people are some
what ashamed Of their uuiustilablc apprchensiOns.
There a party however, led by fragment OF the local
press determined impute TO every gathering Of the
miners sinister purpose, and IL insuits, taunts, and
ribald Misrepresentation could create outbreak the
miners have these u abundance. Since Thursday, how
ever nothing beside the stopping of the works can be
imputed to the mob, and now severe punishment Is dc
manded for this criminal proceeding Tie leading men
among the called rioters eager that the whole affair
shall receive full Investigation, and the ringleado.s
brought 10 such punishment the law dccrees.
1t must be recOlcctcd that the trouble between the
miners aud operatives in Luzcrne County is comp
Gated by tic innumerable side Issues that involve the
difficulties in The southern region Here TIE question Ht
diamond Of coal 1T the footo the shaft The com
panies and operators put the rate down h.m 10 10 -
cents. In other words, the WOI neu demand wages AZ
the or $ 90 ana - 80 day ana Inc operators ocr
The miners since Thurslay's foolish melee, have he
haved with the greatest pr0prictN remaining quietly OF
peace. scIanton-a city OF 1900 peoples punt UP
wholly by the mines and the needs OF me
miners, and "A continuance of the strike threat
ems the financial interests OF the pace Wth
total ruin. Trade, since tie middle of December,
has been wholly credit, ana OF course the longer II rms
X Is for the trader During te MltCf, com
strike, have not heen seen, ana some "i me largest DUEL
ness houses have been refused further credit IN
New-York These are a. rev. i {" s,ye 1Ie h, T1rGusy
euOugb, the miners are sanguihc, "t cary re-
sumption, while the operators firmly disciedit the
possibility. The IGine, t. he III council at several
actiOn that shalt break the deadlock during the discus
sion aud experiment OF the arbitration scheme
New-York tribune., 1871-04-11
Az ArrAcK ON PANS IMMINENT.

ARRIVAL OF THE SEINE GUNBOAT TL0TILLA-
TIVE COMMUNE BECOMING MORE pESiIRAII
-U& &GNITIEs INFLICTED on THE ARCH
BrsG6P-LOssEs or THE INSURGENTS on
LoNDoN Tuesday, April 1-5:So a. IN.
Dispatches from Paris state that the cannonade
hss slacEencd. Bauicados are building by order OF
Tie Committee in the Champs Elys6cs, the Place de
L. Concoldo. and djaceut streets The iron-clad
nodlla In the Seine is in sight and an attack is I'M
Iniuent
The Commune hourly grows more desperate, and
resorts to fierce excesses The Conciergcric is filed
with priests and nuns who have been arrested on
warrants calling them citizens sb led the servants
81 q person called Cod Archbishop Durboy was
stripped naked, bound to o pillar and scouTged and
mockcd for hours by band of 200 Reds.
The if0td Oydre says the losses of the Nationals
on saturday and Sunday were 23j killed and 435
woandcd II is expected that the main attack Of
tie Versailles army the city viii be made in the
direction OF Montouge Nernisole, member of
the Commune was killed at the OutpOsts.
The Soi says that more than 800 persons, drafted
~ tie Communists TO serve in the National Guards
escaped from Paris by descending the ramparts Iby
Iseaue of ropes. and reached the lines of the Yer
saille, army IN safety.
~ Tlicrs has offered TO give safe conducts to dele
fstos from The party Of cOnchation, who may be
permitted to leave Paris. One Of these delegates
NJ Desonnaz has already gone to Versailles, without
waiting for "a safe-couduct NJ AmOurOuX, a mem
her Of .be Commune, has been arrested. 1t IS as
serted that there is misunderstanding between the
Commune and the Central Committee
Many Paris newspapers eXhOrted the people TO
flstain from voting at the election which was to
have taken place yesterday. and thereby ei'ea
Geath-blow to the Commune.
The Commune has made an indirect demand that
the foreign ambassadors take upon Themselves the
task of arranging the quarrel with the Versailles
Government but the representatives of the Powers
ne reluctant to accept the responsibility.
Tie TiAeess special dispatch from Versailles says
the Government troops now occupy in strong force
the towns Of Bouogne, Asneres, and SablonUue,
md have unIuaskcd number of new batteries he
tween Neuilly and the Tamparts Of Paris
Tie LOpdoa 7elepGpNS special dispatch from Yer
eaes says the breach at Porte Mallot will admit Of
easy entrance by an assailiDg party; that the nsur-
gent batteries on the Tamparts have been Slenced,
and hat an assault is expected to be made to-Inor
has been reported that the Prussians threatened
intervention in the affairs of Paris if the dstur
laaces are not ended 10y the 18th instant but there
is the best authority for prOnOuncng the statement
untrue.
The Independence Beige Of Brussels says, Favre is
going to Berlin TO accelerate the conclusion of peace
and reassure Bismarck of the early restoration Of
oIder in Pans.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-11

FROM GERMANY-NEw EFFORTS AT RECON-
CITATION.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THg TRIBuSEl
LONDON, Tuesday, April 1850 a. M
special dispatch from Versailles to The TRIBUNE
Monday, states that the insurgents made two
sorties on Sunday one against Chatillon plateaus.
4 sharp fusilade was kept up for two hours. The
Gortie was repulsed Ten thousand men occupy
Chatilon. A Versailles brigade about leaving was
to remain and reGnforcements were sent forward.
Another sortie by the Auteuil and Point du Jour
gates has taken place. The Commune occupies
Boulogne and other villages on the Seine, and has
arrested the municipal councils for refusing TO
obey it,
The cannonade from Montmartre drove away
the inhabitants Of Puteaux and Courbevoe. Last
night there was a violent cannOnade toward
neudon.
Twenty-Five thousand French regulars are ex-
pected from Germany on Wednesday. The Prussian
garrison at ST. Denis has been reinforced with 5000
Royal Guards.
New efforts for Cancellation are making in Paris.
eighteen members of the Commune having declared
themselves disposed TO treat with the Versailles
Government
New-York tribune., 1871-04-11
TELEGRAPUIC NOIL9.

-. The crops throughout Northern Kansas promise
4 finer harvest than before
Capt Charley Weed, well known railroad
man at ST Paul Nun. died suddenly on Friday
Treasurer Spinner is rapidly recovering from
Illness but will not be able TO attend to bo'ne Tor 81
least weeks
The failure of Stlwen, Powell 4 Co, ST.
Louis yeas standing IL announced 1t SAID Ter sses VI
e,el their liabilities
Joseph Dion aud Rudolphe played IL games of
billiards Francisco yesterday Fretc esroms Win icu ha %
points each for 800 game Budoe won NJ out o. Inc s
The base ball match in Savannah yesterday,
ben the Muuas NewYofk and the saysnnabs o that i ~
suited in favor Mutuas Of Z9o Time oi game
255
- The observations on Mount Washington at j..
~ yesterday p g. change minus IS;
minus relative humidity 5GDi wind no"es '"H
OF wind 81 niles PEI hour.
1t is possible that the New-York Methodist
puseoal PeeLskl to-day, nearly al Of the
rorts Of committees yesterday afternoon Mss julia ,oeioan
gave lecture Ueore the Conference Bishop OAn s"'
falling