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Ohio Legislature.

COLUMBUS, January 14.-In the House
a bill was introduced defining what con-
stitutes life insurance companies, and
prescribes penalty for transacting busi-
ness in Ohio Tor unauthorized life insur-
ance companies.
The Supreme Court to-day in the case
Of the State Of Ohio against the Pitts.
burgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Railroad
Company was decided. Judgement oil
the custer against the defendant as to
being an Ohio corporation, and judgmen,
In favor Of the defendants as 10 being a
foreign corporation, and having the rfgh,
to operate road in Ohio. The effect ol
this decision Is in favor oil the State, as II
brings the company under the general
legisiation OF Ohio.
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CHICAGO.
Death of Mrs. Horace White In Eu-
rope..More Victims OF The Late
Terrible Storm,

Death of Mrs. Horace White In En-.
rope..More Victims OF The Late
Terrible Storm.
CHICAGO, Jan. IA cable dispatch
received here to-day from Wurseburg,
brings the sad intelligence of the death 10
that city to-day of Mrs. Horace White,
wife OF the editor OF the Chicago Tribune
Mrs. White has been in Europe some six
months past for the benefit OF her health,
which recent letters reported to be
improving, and the shock to her be.
reaved husband is as sudden as terrible.
a Times special from st. Paul tonight,
says the reports received to-day, increase
the number OF deaths by the late storm,
In the vicinity Of Lake Hinsley, thirteen
dead bodies were found. Between Fort
Ridgway and Beaver Falls, six children
on their way to school, were frozen to
death. A dispatch from Furgus Falls,
says seven more bodies were found there,
and estimates the number Of victims
within a radius Of twenty-five miles, at
hity. Among the most terrible incidents
Is that of a man who went for doctor to
attend his wife, and was frozen to death
on the way home. The next day the
doctor reached the house, and found the
woman had given birth to q child, aud
both were frozen to death. A gentleman
who has had experience in storms, esti-
mates the loss Of life and property greater
than that caused by the famous Sioux
massacre Of 1869. The storm here OF
midnight was still raging turiouslY.
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Chronic Diseases
DIR. LONGDON'S
Great Practical Experience ln
their Treatment.

There arc many reasons why Chronic Diseasos
should be treated by Physicians v ho deycte their
Pnetiee malnly TO tht 60 maladies.
The experience OF the General Practitioner In
THIS class OF ailments, 10 FAR TOO LtAtrIp, TO
warrant his scccess In their treatment.
His time is so engrossed with acute diseases,
epidemics, feyors, measles, DC that he CANNOT
0TEPRoPER ATTENTION 10 the Chronic Invalid.
Zone Physicians excel In one class OF diseases
and come In another, some In Surgery and some
In obstetiiss, somein acute and some In chronic
diseases. II is rarely the case that any one At
talns superior skill In ALL THESE DEPARTMENTS.
II is the division Of tho Profession Into
sPScI ALTIES that makes men skillfuI:
The Physician who oeyotes his life 10 the study
OF Chronic Diseases must acquire On sATRR Pro-
ricIEECr AND sSILL In their treatment than the
Family Physitian, WHO sEEs Bur FEW OF THEsE
AILMENTS, can eyet attain.
Wore this TACT well understood and appreclA.
ted by the masses, sHousANps WHO 90 DOWN TO
TAE GRAVE, year after ear, and THousLsDs MORE
, THAT ARE REcoMING CONFIRMED ISyALfDs, milht
be restored to heslh and hay piness, become use-
fal menbers Of society. adern the households
they now nuke wretche1 aud preserve the full
vigor OF life TO good old age.
The General Practitioner secs but FEW cAsEs
OF Paralysis, Epilepsy, Chores, sooo-motos
Ataxia, Ovarian Tumori and many other firms
ofChrontc Diesase, and yet, In his blind egotism.
ne claims EoUAL sKtLL With The fhJeI Ian whose
practices brings him 10 contact with HUNDREDS
AND TsousANDs OF tht Sc diseases every year.
No one With ordinary discernment can fail TO SEQ
TIE INDUSTRIOUS ABB URDlrT OF buch u pretenalon.
DR.. Longdon's he ord Of his patients, shows
the case OF IN excellent young man who had
paid his WHOLE rHoJNE FOR YEARS 10 four "keg-
ular Physicians" under the deiusion that he
was afflicted with q MALIGNANT DIsEAsg, while
an examination proved tie affection to be yiRY
'TNPLE oSE: VIII ch was readily cured with LEss
THAN ONE DIaE's WORTH or MEDICINE Hun
dreds and thousands are thus deceiyed and mAdc
tho VICTIMS OF IGNORANCE all over the land.
DR.. Lougdon Is not q cheap quack doctor whose
consultations ARE YREE. HIS professional edu'
cation, requirements and skill AIRS ALL vALuk,
BLE, and those desiring his services must ax.
pect TO pay REtsoNADLE CONFIRMATION.
Fees for consultation, examination, advice and
treatment, WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL
Medicines for all Diseases BY mail aud express
10 all part. OF tho country.
ofHco aours-s TO u, ! 10 5, and 8toa
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RIVER NEWS.

MEMPHIS, January 14.-.weather clear.
Mercury So. River rising fast.
LOUISVILLE, January 14-River falling,
8 feet 9 inches in canal, 8 feet 6 inches in
chute; no ice. Light rain nearly contin--
uos since early last night; still warm and
raining. Business light on account oil
the weather. Arrived-Fred Wilson with
loaded coal boats from Pittsburgh. 9th
ers looked for tonight. The New Or
leans packets have resumed their trips
The Oakland Is pulling her way through
the canal; the tow consists OF 1S boats
with 398, 900 bushels OF coal. The. Oak
land, John A. Wood and Smoky City will
be the only boats to get off on this rise
but more water is expected to let Others
off In few days.
EVANSVILLE, January 14.-Weather
cloudy and mild with hard rain nearly al
day; now foggy. River fallen 10 inches
Little ice running.
PrTTsBuReH, January 1S.-River swell
ing very slowly 81 feet. Weather cloudy
mercury 40. Large quantity Of ice hai
been running. in the river today, but as /
Is very light 1t will not interfere will
navigation.
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Arkansas Legislaturc.

LITTLE Rock, January l4-The House
to-day passed the Senate joint resolution
agreeing to the pending constitutional
amendment, doing away with the dis,
iranchislng article Of the Constitution. i.
now goes to the Governor for approval
and is then to be submitted TO vote q
the people, and ratified before it,can bt
declared law. This removes oil dis
Embellishments. Both Houses today bal
loted Tor q U. s. Senator without choice
In both Houses the vote stood as follows
G, W. Dorsey, 80; Thos. N. Bowen, 23; o
p, Snyder, 2; Alex. Mcdonald, l; all Re
publicans; A. 81. Garland, (Dem) 81. Thl
Democrats orc rather jubilant. They
think tonight enough Republicans vii
come to the support Of Garland to cleo
/ him. c...
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The obsequIes Of Napoleon.
q NEW YORK CITY.

NRw YORK, January 14-In opening
the Tweed case, Cassidy, for the prosecu.
tion, denied that there was any measures
taken yesterday for the removal Of any
Of the jury as Objectionable. Ex.deputy
Comptroller Storrs was called as the first
witness, but Tweed's lawyers interposed,
demanding that the prosecution select
some particular count Of the indict-
ments under which they would proceed;
they denying that Tweed was ever
amenable as Auditor, as no such office
existed, and besides the law forbade
Tweed from holding any such of1ce-he
being Senator. -.
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The Second Trlal OF Mrs. wharton.

BALTmoRE, January l4-The jury in
the Wharton case was completed to-day
and the trial commenced. Van Ness
was examined at length, and detailed mi
nulely all the circumstances as to having
taken wine, ale and other beverages AZ
Wharton's house, which were offered
and pressed on the witness by the prison.
er, and alter taking which witness said he
was seized with giddiness and made III.
The cross examination was commenced,
soon after which the court adjourned.
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The Kansas senatorial Bribery.

WASHINGTON, January 14-The Senate
Committee on Elections this morning con.
tinued the investigation Of Senator Cald.
wells election. Messrs. Wood and Fin.
ney, members Of the Kansas Legislature
were examined. Mr.. Wood testified that
A. NJ. Thomas offered him $4,000 to vote
for Caldwell, and that subsequently a
certain friend, Sidney Clark, offered to
give him $4,000 and q saddle horse
worth $500 If he would vote for Carke;
witness did not take either offer.
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LOUISIANA.
Election of U. s. Senator by the Fu'
sion Legislature.

Election Of U. 8. Senator by the Fu.
sion Legislature.
New ORLEANS, January l4.-Gen. W.
l.. Mcmillan was to-day unanimously
elected by the Peoples Legislature Uni.
ted States Senator, tof I'll Kellogg's unex.
pired term. A ballot was taken for the
long term commencing March 4th. Gov.
Warmoth received 0 votes in the Senate
and lS in the House, the largest number
cast for any one candidate. They will
ballot each day until the result Is reached.
In the Kellogg Senate when q motion
was made TO go into the election Of Uni.
ted States Senator for the short term, o
member stated that the Senate was not
informed that such vacancy existed.
No further action.
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The New Jersey Legislature organ.
lied at Trenton, yesterday, by the cleo
tion OF John w. Taylor President Of tbs
Senate and Isaac L. Fisher, Speaker Of
the House. Gov. Parker's message says
the finances Of the State are In a -four.
ishing condition.
The Churchhill Shaft Of the chesa.
peake & Ohio railroad tunnel caved In
on Tuesday morning, causing q chasm
100 feet long.
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Meeting Of Florida Legislature.

TALLAHASSEE, FLA.,-The Legislature
convened yesterday. Governor Hart sent
several cabinet appointments to the Sen.
ate, which 1t 10 rumored was treated with
con tempt A funding scheme Ia on fool
contemplating with the issue Of 81 ,00O,.
900 In gold bearing bonds.
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Aid for Cnha.

New York, January 1.-THE Herald
states that the Edgar Stewart which re-
Gently sailed from Aspinwall and Cartha.
gena, will full cargo ofarms, ammunition
and some forty recruits for the Cuban rev.
olutiouists, under the Cuban General
Agnes, has successfully landed all her car.
60 on the Cuban coast.
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Mystery Explained.

KINGSTON, n. z, January 14.-'The
mystery about the death Of the boy wm.
Donovan, at Hickory Bush, was explain.
ed today. The boy with three others
went into the house Of Mrs. Perry, when
Richard Perry took down and began
playing with an old musket, not knowing
II was loaded. The gun was discharged,
the charge lodging In the boys skull,
killing him instantly.
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The Executive Committee Of the
National Reform Association at New
York has resolved against the passage Of
Mr., Holman's homestead bill as an INSULT
cient measure for the purpose Of giving 9
fund 70 discharged soldiers.
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f'eadish Attempt 10 Burn nm Two
Ram,,,a. ~ "o

a,a o0sloS, January l4.-Last evening a
ms,, %s was q, set under the stairway Of a tene.
wss s sSs ssoui!alng wheteiall means Of escape
erss wy Gat - on but fortunately 1t was discoy.
twS M ,snm ~ slme ios the inmates, consisting ol
ssc.aN W. families with three children each. Il q
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ST. LOUIS. .

wsn Sr' LoSr, January l4-An unknown
,Sa ,! !. while attempting last night to cross
nis,. 'st S on the ice gorge above the bridge
TSs T, o,oke through and was drowned.
iarO5 any, 5SSay o. another unknown man was
sSu DisS hanging, yesterday, in an unoccu-
civ. s . muse about seven miles from the
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

a
LONDON, January 14.-Labouet, Gen
Froissars and Failley have arrived a,
,Chiselhurst from France to attend the
funeral. Il 10 stated that the Queen will
visit the Empress Eugenie alter the iu
neral. Prince Teek has gone 10 Chisel-
hurst The commandant o! the Royal
Military Academy at Woolwith, where
the Prince Imperial Is q cadet, has for.
hidden all entertainments until after the
funeral. lg ~ H. n ~
The obsequies Of Napoleon.
LONDON, January 1880 A. M.-The
remains Of Napoleon will be In state
until the hour for the commencement o
the funeral ceremonies. At noon yester-
day the public were admitted 10 the
chapel, and at midnight ten thousand
persons had viewed the remains, among
them the Prince Of Wales and Duke oi
Edinburgh. y
Thlers has granted leave of absence TO
Admiral Ragaulde, Gen. Onilly, Mar.
shal Bazaine, Duke Of Palikoo and Gen.
Fraissard to attend the funeral at Chisel.
hurst. The application Of two Majors In
active service for similar leave was re.
fused. The Italian government has sent
four officers TO represent it tomorrow.
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MARRIED.

BuGHRs-BIsH)P-Att the residence Of wn.
Mex. Day in this city, Thursnay evening, Jena.
ary 9th, 1871, by Rev. II. q westwood, Mr. J..
EtwooD huaHEs and MlsS MoLLiH 4. BnHof,
all OF tiis city.
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"A heavy snow storm prevailed last
night throughout Northern Iowa, and .
second blockade is apprehented, -. ~ 10
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s,eaO Prizes, Amounting 70 ssoO, ,Ooo.

Tickets, $40, Half Tickets. IS. Quarters. $3.50
s8-our lotteries are chartered by tho State
are always drawn at the time named. and ali
drawinge are under the supervision ei sworn
commissioners.
E The ofacial drawing win be published In
the st. Louis papers, and copy Of Drawing sent
10 purchasers OF tickets.
tWWe will draw . similar schane the last
day Of eyry month during tho year is79.
t3r Remit at our risk by PoaroPYIcn MONEY
0RpERs, REGISTERED LETTER, DRAxT or E8.
PHEss. Send for circular. Address
MURRAY, MILLER d CO.,
Postofieo Boz 2t46,
ap9 Tu!Th-st&w 81. Louis, No.
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Pinchback Elected U. $. Senator.
NEW ORLEANS, January 14.-Pinch.
back has been elected o. 8. Senator by
the Kellogg Legislature,
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BY TELEc RAPH,
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the Intelll geneer.

(By the Western Union Line.
ONCE Northwest cor. OF Main and Monroe sts)
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On CrlSS'tAAMInHIIUH,l lHt WllHVsS 5aIu
he would be able to exhibit all the books
showing the transactions except thosere.
lating 10 the transfer OF stock. This de.
ficiency he could make up from the debt
and credit oil the stockholders, BE had
no idea that the transfer books were ab.
stracted for any purpose; his opinion was
that they were mislaid.
Oakes Ames was examined as 10 the
cost of the Union Pacific Railroad, say.
ing, among other things, that the profits
were about 81 7,0O0lO00 on the expenditure
Of $4,000, 900 tor building and equipping
the road. -..s.aa - F1'F- :
Adjourned till tomorrow morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-01
BHE STOKES JURY.

The Grand Jury is investigating the alleged
improper conduct OF James Delos Carter while acting
Juror in the Stokes case The exact charges against
him are not outside OF the Grand Jury but
II is alleged that bribery and corruption among
then. The penalty attaching 70 q conviction Of bribery
is I'VE years Imprisonment in the State Prison.
year county jail, fine Of $1,000, either term
and fine.
Harry Hill Of East Houston ST. and an officer OF the
Court OF Oyer and TermHer named Hunt were examined
before the Grand Inquest in regard TO Mr. Carriers
duct In the Variety Theater sher's OiceT French IL
subpenaed for to-day Whether the Grand Jury indic
any the convcts position will not be affected
for Assistant DstrictAttoney Russell informed
porter OF THE TRIBUNE yesterday, the people have
redress IN criminal after verdict given stokes
will be taken 20 Sing Sing to-day by the D. train
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-01
DISASTERS AT SEA.

The schooner Israel Snow, Just arrived at
ahis port reports passing a wreck oct 90 The yes
ae was 10 latitude 27o with longitude 7lo 49, west She
was apparently about 300 tons burden, and whom dis
covered bottom up Her cutwater gone, and
enc bottom was covered with zinc.
The schooner Rescue, arriving yesterday reports the
sehooner Emma Giiliat OF Annapolis abandoned and
..sfiSlnaDtled OF 81. Johns. p. r.
The bark New-YOrk, from New Orleans yesterday
iported encOun;ering severe gale from the north east
On the 7th ut which Of nearly - hours duration
The schooner Valentine Doane, whsler OF Province
aOwD was abandoned at sea on Oct HThe crew were
- ed and landed at st. knehsss on Oct. g.
The slid Ida Lily, which recently left Rotterdam for
che limited States has been obliged 70 return to that
Mort, having sustained serious damage by fire. She
Sslso leaking badly.
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A THOUGHT FOR THE POOR.

Myer Stern, Commissioner Of Charities and
Correetsn having made application to Controller Green
allow the Commissioners 10 several OF the uncccu
pded buildings belonging the city Gas lodging houses
for the respectable poor. he was given permission 70
carry out his plan, the following resolutions have
been accordingly adopted by the Commissioners:
Resolved That we gratefully acknQYedge the action Of
Controller Green IN placing dpOsa the buildings
and places list OF which will be furnished a. soon
che biBkiDg Fund Comuiseio1ers shall determine.
Resolved That take The necessary measures for t
sinaUp these houses FOR public Iodepgs In order 10
shelter TO the rouseiess and homeless
asdes s6d8 rnies and regulations shis Board may
lAseD proper % adOpEN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-01
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

The anniversary dinner OF the Liberal Club,
at Delnonioos viii be Of the features OF this even
ing.
Joseph Arch, the English Labor Reform
champion viii preach TO morrow evening In the Print
tive Methodist Church, ia Bridgc-st brooklyn.
A concert will be given in aid of the
Memphis euGerers by the Imperial club at Association
Han this evening Tue symphonic Quartette of the
Young Mems Christian Association, Mlss Hattie Van
Brren aud Miss II. L.. Franklin, SOPRANOS ~ Molten
piaDisis, and GeOrse w. Morgan, will take part the
entertainment.
The opening exercises If the International
Academy of Natural Science VIII he held Oh Monday
evening AT Cooper Union. Ihe Rev DT. Howard Croaby
Will mako the opening address DR. West ~ Proollyn
WI advocate Tie "Cia,ms VI beisnee Cd tystenA VI
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Female Eucation and Prof Bi9elow, the Rev John T.
gigeov, d. d. Dr. Robert NJ Labeerton VIZ so me n
make remarks on " Methods Ia Teaching ana other
suhjects
The adjourned meeting of the depositors Of
the Market Savings Bank held yesterday afternoon
st the office OF Register Dwight, at No Beekman-st
william Mann appeared on his own behalf. and prose-
cuted his claim services rendered counsel for the
bankrupt bank which he lays at $40 co., L. r. Gardner
J. H. Hcadnott A. H. Frost and Me-. odell appeared on
behalf Of the depositors TO contest the claims OF Mr.
Mann Mr. Mann was oroSs-eXamlned as 10 tine cbarhc
ter OF the services rendered and the meeting theh ad
jourDed.
The Young Mems Association of st. Peters
Church In West Twentiethst, the Rev. Dr. Beach,
rector will hold s annual meeting tomorrow night at
which time the Rev. Hugh Miller Thompson, ID. De- VIII
preach a sermon to young men on their duties TO the
sick and poor. The members of the Association reg
larry visit the III and needy in the district bounced
Tenthayes supplying their wants Iney nave bi
which is open three days in a week.
- An interesting lecture on the English Con-
stitution was delivered by George II. Yeaman Of the
New-York Bar last evening IN the Columbia College
Law school building at Great Jones-st and Lafayette
place. The discourse for the most part OF an his
torca nature and in IL described the successive
invasons OF the Celts Romans, Saxons and Normans,
and the influence which each Of these exerted on
the Constitution and laws OF England was pointed out
In this connection tho peculiar personal features or
distinguishing marks Of the various were define.
ated and the effect OF these Eng ish constitutional
law was aet forth. The Norman co inquest was then
taken as starting point in the history Of the Const-
ton and the effect OF the feuda system az engrated by
traced even TO the present century In succession
the speaker glanced at the wrestling OF Magma Chara
the bnlwar Of English liberty from King john at the
swords point by the sturdy barons the field OF Run
nymede, 1916, the first meeting OF the English Para
ment in 1854 and the adoption in 1897 OF the statute
securing the people the right be taxed only with
their consent. The rise OF the power OF the Commons
was then taken up
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TITO DEDICATION SERVICES.
TIE NEW GERMAN migrants HOUSE.

TIE NEW GERMAN EMIGRANTS HOUSE
!, The formal opening and dedication OF the
new Emigrans House, No. 16 Sate-st, took place yes
terday afternoon. The chapel and receptionfooms
were crowded Several nationalties were represented
though the German element largely predominated Inc
act incorporating the Lutheran Emigrants Asso
citation was passed April II, 1871 and the organization al
mat time was composed OF number of prominent gen
tlemen OF this city, mostly Germans The object OF TINS
association as announced in the charter was TO pr0vde
emigFauts on their arrival with Christian house, ana
to afford them counsel ana protection and religious
advantages. A suitable building was at length
obtained at an expense Of $4,000 An outlay
of $4,000 in repairs has been made, and the
binding is now IN every way serviceable. q II is
IN Safest within stones throw Of Castle Garden
II il five stories in night In the basement will be the
dining room: on the first floor is sittngroom and re-
eepton- room aud in the the chapel ON the sec
ond floor ia second sitting and the remainder Of
the building will be devoted to sleeping apartments II
will accommodate from 100 200 persons. All imml-
grants are received within its doors without regard
nationality sex, or religion small VIII DE charged
for meals and lOdgings-merey enough 10 cover the
held twice every day The house will be ready for the
reception of guests to-day. 1he exercises yesterday
sneecbes were very interesting and evnced earnest
purpose part OF the managers 10 carry out the
cred In the German Swedish and English languages.
The President the association is w. A. thenneri
the Rev. j. IL Borden is Vce-Presdenr, and W. Hauh
CALVARY CHAPEL.
The conservation of the new chapel OF Cal
vary Protestant Episcopal Church, lately erected on
Tyenty.thrdst between Second and .Thirdayes, took
place yesterday large congregation assembled The
following were present Bishop Potter, Bishop Tutte,
Bishop Carkson, the Rev DR.. Tozer Bishop Nealy and
rector the Rev. DE- William d. Walker: After the
exercises had been completed the Rev. Dr. WashbuIh
Of