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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-23


mako on, At the time, and then take that copy
TO our once and our clerk MAJ e. out the copy;
,bey arc IN botb ~, sl,t so'' wv N''
Mr. Kose; q, Your original certificate Ia IN the
georuetoyn custom house7 A. presume u IA.
II ought to DO there. That Is where we nied IT,
Testimony OF bous r. o'o
Louis r. clements sworn aud examined,
nv Mr.. Roses q. What " your name anu nge'
this city.
O. what 10 your occupationf A. AZ present
charge OF the Washington front.
q. Please give us q statement OF all you know
thins connected with her certificate. A. I was
not a passenger aboard. j know nothing as TO
the burning OF the Wswaset. All Know about
the matter Is that Just after they got their new
inspection certificate was down near the Terry
In and seemed TO be considerably excited be-
cause bis inspection had been cut down from l5o
o. the previous year 70 20. told MIN thought
iionsl. / ssi1 ..rhey nav nnintentionSliy have
left the one on you had better see the inspect
ors. have no doubt they will rectlfy it, Says
ne "very wen; guess they viii. Inc nrst time
you see them send them down 70 me want TO
see them told him would do SO. A few days
alter that saw Capt. gedney again, and KNOW
,ns' Nc VIC ~ 10y man , vven sa ..wns
saII am,a they m tSst All fivi,t ~ having rel.
70 w w ne as.t had Se
erence IN ar not ao s Inow. That was the only
,h'ng mad occasion 10 speak 10 MN ii re'a'on
O. you were not present when any permission
was given by either Of the Inspectors 70 carry
one ,, nameer o. psssenge a ,,,s ,ns ,nspec,ors
and meet each other. ..,,,,,o,
DO you Know .ne ,,,y S NY ~ inv hand.
writing.
~ y,,,r.'o,.. IN rhe snstom. house7 A.
En,., 80 snne,s,,v eaten e,ther by Mr.. FnQlIsh
ne{ ste h enoV H. English IA Inc chief aoi.
iacio, and NJ park hurst ia the deputy collector,
o. they are generally written either by one
mr. ihs oiberS There ia occasjonaliy a case
when NJ Young. in the absence Of the Others,
makes ont such papers. think he does; know
he sians eou,e OF me other papers. am not In
N ''"0' "''0" '''
% w, ara gcperally On the wharf. suprose
A Yes. ar
"a Tbe oniv thing vou know then regarding
e ony ,",ng y0u ny ~ tbs a,,ss,san Wi,
ssSsd capt oedney, A. Yes. sir. and what he
All M ma m M M had cnt MIN down.
He seemed 70 be Considerably excited About y
,,as nh d,,,, ~. ~" h,m n the insnec.lon paper
W. rad u hn, nss reierenae TO mai and sun
p pss d hat he he Understood il asSuch.
prT,y,ous conyersation YOU had had with himf
q T6st Ia al, Won know respecting this mat
,.T Th.f 4. ali Know respectine H. either
s ,,,a -, a. ~ Inn M osh.r A"o" ~ '''
Mr.. Smith: q. lave you any knowledge how
long alter th's cermnrs 0, cspeSu hs, w
you and Captain Gediney7 A. He had Just re-
ceiyed The Inspection papers from the custom
q. what do you mesu-,he Same day or the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-23
GOVERNMENT SALE.

GOVERNMENT SALE.
COMMANDING OFYicER's OYFICE,l
MARINE BARRACKS. PonTsMouTH, H., I
August ", ls7a
Theirs will be sold at public auction 90 MONDAY
tho 18th instant 70 the highest bidder. for cssb a
sENElAMPs dLOBEs, PEN pANfS and BilACK
ETS Sold In lots 10 suit Pnrchasers;
PHIL. r. FENDALL,
Captain and Byt. Major ComdT. Post.
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Testimony Of LsuI. y. Clements.

louis r, UIemenIt, ftChIleU!
BY Mr.. Smith: q. WIN you please explain this
conversation which Is said TO have occurred at
the ferry house between you, Mr.. sayille and this
Qentleman7 A. II Is Just about the same as In
tho other case. knew that the old papers OF
the year before were for one hundred and nifty.
am positive OF that. j had seen them fire.
auently, ard from our previous conversation ]
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ITO BUILDERS.
LfdHT HOUsE AT HEREFORD INLET. FIVE.
MILE BEACH, NEW JERSEY.
OFFick or LiaHT HOUSE, EsoINrER,l

No bfa Walnut street,
PHILADELPHIA, August D, 1873
Sealed proposAls, from builders only, Will be re-
oeiyed at this office until ii O'Clock noon. Of mon.
DAY the sih Of september nCnt for the erection Of
a fourth order harbor lighthouse at Hereford III
let, Juvenile beach.b New Jersey, In accordance
with drawings aud specifications which can be seen
on application at this office, between the hours OF
Tie building win DO Of frame. With stone and
brick foundations. The amount OF bid must in
cude the entire cost Of the building complete IN
Guiding painting
Bids must be made In duplicate, and In forms
which will be furnished on application and conform
in all respects to the requirements OF ths govern
ment and the right to reject any or all tho bids
| Bids viii be opened promptly a the hour speci
| 4 W, H. RAYNOLDS.
| Liant Col Engineers, Light house Engineer.
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PROPOSALS. FOR A STEAM LAUNCH.


wan DHPARTMKxrJ
QuARrHRNAsIKn GEsHRALs OFFICE, !
WAsHIsoTos, ID. O., August 10, ls7a.
LAUSCH for use In the waters Of q Southern liar.
Dor. - r
She should be strongly built. have speed Of not
less than twelve miles statute pcr hour In still wa
water, but 70 be supplied with tanks for holding
den-er By which portion Of The exhaust steam can
tested % two hundred pounds: sise StY feet H N
six inches; to have email and light inclosed cabin.
Proposals for either wooden or iron hull will be
Place and time Of delivery to be stated, Price OF
the Launch completely fitted, painted and ready for
| use TO DO stated, with description Of fittings
ssisd sS ss az sS so t sns nnae5
September next. at noon, NJ O. MEI6S,
QuArtermaster General. Byt. Ma. Gen. U.S A.
d RoPosAIs FOR IRON RAILING.
Wan DEpAarnrrrJ
| QUARrERMAsrER GEsERAL's OFFICE, !
| wAHHIsaros, ID, O., July 10, lsiS.
Sealed proposals. in triplicate. with copy Of this
advert nInent attached to each will be recsivcd at
this 2iiiee until TUESDAY, August D. ct noon. for
Iron railing around the Soldiers Lot In the For.
| est Hill Cemetery, Madison, Wis,
The r1anE 70 DC 5ht iron fence sss On stone
The work will be inspected ~ Competent ensi.
neerr, and strict compliance with the tcrnls Of the
contract will be required.
EnyeloGes eontalnips p.opo,.ls WILDE indor. e
QnArtermaster General,
by order OF the Quartcrmnstcr General
A. J. Mo8ONNlqLE.
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GROCERIES.
PIckLIRa AMI PREsERYINa,
G. G. CORNWELL G SONS.

G. G. CORNwELL G SONS.
piolxled rystcrs,
Very Choice, from BsitimoreD
riolt led CLAIMS.
oysters slowed.
...L tin Cans.)
sARDiNEs. tsmsll aud largo boresJ
FRESH SALMON. urrom Oreson.)
sPIoED SALMON.
ROAST BEEF. iron Ts,.s.,
"Partics for Picnic Elcursiens sna
Fishing can purchase ssvthins ,hsy wass
for Lsnch.
Potted Ham.
Potted Tongue,
Potted Turkey,
Potted Game.
urom Por,isnd-fresh.)
- o u II g.,
In quart cans, ready for use. which We name In
GREEN TURTLE, MOCK TURTLE, TOMATO.
SaASnsNs
&c. 10. &c.
"Ciabs camping est Or going dswu the
river On trip car purchase ALL STORES
frsu %.
Everything Guaranteed.
W I N Es.
800 doZ. Claret,
tsold by the dozen At wholesale prices,
CHOICE CLARET,
tvery nne)
TABLE cLARET,
| cATAWBA WINE,
Rrom Putin Bay. Ohio. only % Per saiion.,
SHERRY WINES,
Choicest 1mportsd.)
PORT WINES,
Especially recommended at this season Of the
year for invaiida)
Champagnes,
tAl popular brands impcrted.)
WHISTLES.
"CROw," Kentucky.
GIBSON, Pennsylvania.
BAKER,
AMERICAN TEA COMPANY.
overhoIt,
Caff,
Hammond.
60. 80. sc.
BEST WHISKY 81 PER BOTTLE. OR slbo PER
GALLON.
| tFAnythinG purchased from us, II not
satisfactory, can bo returned and have
money refunded. We Guarnntco every
thing. We sell to give satisfaction.
& l G A II 3.
ALL CHOICE brands OF IMPORTED CIGARS
CONSTANTLY ON HAND-FKESH.
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YCOOKE g. CO.,

General Agents for the District Of Columbia,
Virxinia, Nsrth Csrslina, and South Care
llnat
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
NATIONAL BANK REPUBLIC,
LEWIS JOHNSON 4 CO.,
FAINT, WASHINGTON b co..
MIDDLETON 4 CO.,
WARRINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK.
FBKKMRNs SAVINGS AND TRUST oOM
PANY
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WASHINGTON, NORFOLK, BOSTON AND
Tss nns iron steamer I LADY = I. N , THE ~
e I'll q s9IS ;y S : syssy N Sf
ne saaaihs Isr 4 Non
care S 81 Lady q the Gsfs. Via NoriolkH branch
MIA avenue. T. L. gtQUCh, HsnL,
bt1thstreet wharf.
Plants store. corner Fifteenth street and New fe5h
avenue. mh1
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-23

O. Were you aware that Q captain OF q steam
boat had to have q lioense7 A. Really, to tell
the truth, up to the time Of this disaster did
not know that Il was actually necessary. ]
Thought II a person was Endorsed In the custom
house Il was sufficient, but In looking over the
law since mud that l was mistaken.
Q. You md It equally necessary In the case OF
mattel A. Yes, SIR.
Captain Wool offers In evidence Q certificate
FROM the custoui-house at Alexandra, Va, that
he was master Of the Wawaset.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-23
Testimony Of James d. Lowry.

James d. Lowry. recalled:
by Mr.. Smith, Y. What have you stated In
relation to the certificate issued this year TO the
wawas.t and the one issued last year, as to
items, &c.f A. think that the certificate for
1879 called for 100 passengers, but In substitute
ing the new series, and coming under the new
equipment rule, allowing not quite so many to
each liie-boft IL was cut down. There were
two iite-boats, and considered them amply
sufficient 10 save 100 passengers-6o TO each
son only nut II at 80,
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was almost positive that they had been brought
up TO one hundred And nfty again.
q. And hence the remarks you nader A. yes
sir, r..'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-17
POLICE EOTE9.

James Comars. age O. of No. 35 Westinghouse,
f o pr No inio The night AMI drowned
William Lambert, age 81, of No. "A Coentles-slp'
m ROACH The Latehyay ship PneaBder lying AZ Pief No. o.
H. r. last night aud received fatal i1Junes
A fire in n wooden frame stable at One-hundred-
snd1rteenst ami Madson1e oeuped by Peter Meegan yes
dv DESTROYED worth 1850 and burned to DEAN horse 0Hk
to the occupant. -,
James Cutter age 90. of No. 100 Madson-st, while
sshtIng with Peter Gallagher Pier o. L. r. Yesterday va
IN e 6,ek and severely TAKEN Bellevue Hospital HA
hgher escaped arrest.
Timothy Mara age II, of No. "A West Ihlrty-sec,-
ord St accidentally fell through hachway aud Was iasuuy A
Yesterday afternoon at paper manueoy Of Mhung iouuk
Warren at Nos. 443 and 435 West Thirty hrstff.
Andrew Cox, age 30, of No. 263 West Houstoh-sti'
M o,b stree, ear No 80 line st West and Chaf-
uss yesterday ami bad his e foot crushed ana receiver s'ee
ternal nIunes lie taken 10 Bellevue Hospital
The inouest in the case of Patrick J. McHugh,
who Oct injuries received in falling mo an
Coitlardt held yesterday afternoon b
OF death rendered Inc jury
charge Of the Tork oil eca"u m A"'
properly protecting the dangerous spot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-17
CRUISE OF THE TIGREss IN sEARCHoF THE
POLARIS

ARRIVAL AT ST. CONSTITUTING DUhIN" III"
voyAGE-TIfE RETURN RENDERED. NECESSARY
ny TIE ABUNDANCE or ICE.
my TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUHCl
n G STEAMER TIGREss, ST. JoHS's, N. r., Oct 10
We arrived at this place to-day. Preeisoly
month ago we sailed from Niantlik, Cumberland
Iplet intending to proceed to Ivigtut IN order 10
obtain a supply of coal. We were II days on tho
voyage TO Iyigtut, during which time we had heavy
gales and much ice, the season was closing INC
Krvoitb Company was very kind, giving us wv IONS
Of coal. At Iyigtut we had heavy gales wh'c"
caused us TO part the chain cable
There was much snow and ice at Ivigtut when we
loft There ON the 9TH Of October. On the following
dav we had gale, and on the 9th we had hurrl-
cane. The ship labored heavily, shipping seas OF
water The storm moderated on tho 9Th. when VIC
stood ON in pursuit Of steam whalers. The season
closed ON the sth, on account Of the abundance OF
ice Tho ice-masters advised ne to return, as lhe
early season probably compelled tho wha'erS
IN 90 home. and there would he great
risk in going. further north. At a o'clock on IN"
afternoon of the sth we stcercd for St. Johns keep
inc in the track Of the steam vhalcrs. There was
heavy gale blowing from the north at the time OF
starting southward. The crew and officers were
mnch reduced by exposure and bad weather; out
fortunately VIC bad no deaths The boilers are IN a
had condition and the sails much damaged Altef
undergoing repairs hero. We will set sail again III
abont ten days, so to arrive at Nc"-lo OH @o""'
,le Aih of November.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-17
THE WEBER HEIRS.

About 100 claimants to the Weber estate,
In Holland met at Republican Hall, No. 9S Broadway
Yesterday. John Brady presided, and Com
mittee was appointed 20 consult as to the best
means OF obtaining possession OF the property. The
following are said 10 be the facts upon which the
heirs rest their clais In 1870 Sarah Weber. sister
Of Aneke Jams, died. leaving will providing that her
property valued at $4,000, should accumulate at
compound interest at per cent, TO the third genera
ton Wolfart Weber, ST.. was the lucky third but
Wofart and Sarah. who came 70 this country. Young
Wefart married in 1857, Sarah In l7O6; the date
NJ their deaths has not ascertaned The existence
of the viii was not discovered until few months sgo
when in searching some papers relative " the JAMS
estate it was found
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-17

VIM Ferguson heard and answeree cons
DECLARING the charges disproved ana ehpln
denee In the officers OF tho Assoclstion' "ero oP'u
with only one or two dissenting yotes'
A meeting in the interest of the annexation
Of tho lower westchester towns TO Hew-Yopk was neu
at tho Aston Housei yesterday. Gouverneur Aoii.
called the meeting to ORDER aud the following COMMIT
tee was appointed 10 report on Wednesday next; w
Franz Sigel. John Fox Joseph Blumenthal, Co' unJ
ser d. b. Eaton OF the Bar Associations MlInan n"i
IT,, Jno. McCoo Hugh Gardiner, New-1Ork oen m
William Caulcwell J. A Henry, X. ID. Hamilton; wi.
Herring, Waldo Hutchings. and Joseph Goodwin, "eS'
chester County.
The Polytechnic Association of the American
Institute held It's first meeting for Che season at room
No ~ Cooper Union. last evening The President Mr.
Barnard, gave detailed account Of his visit 20 the VI
emma Exposition. There shonld be better system OF
classification; objects OF similar kind belonging 20 differ
ent nations should be grouped together. Everything
should labeled avoid the loss OF time consequent
upon consulting fcrcDt catalogues and the admission
fee should give freedom inside the build
iugs. He believed that more temporary exhibitions
would be held; they didn't last long enough TO pay
proft TO succeed they must be made permanent, aud
the exhibitors be allowed to sell their wares Pro
JOY Of Columbia College eorroboratGd the Vows Oh the
President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-17
linking OF THE YACHT JULIA.

Edmund l.. Morton, who was drowned on
Wednesday night in the collision between the ferry
boat James Fisk the yacht julia about 90
Of age ana the junior partner of the firm OF schultz
Morgan & Co.. at the foot OF FlfCh-st His family will
reach this city to-day Philadelphia. Mr.. Morton
a yestryman in St. Paus Episcopal Church on Hudson
ST. and was n we-known aud highy-respected citizen.
Wm. shipper, jr OF the crew OF the yacht, has
made the following statement: when returning from
the regatta about ESQ p. H. and when nearly opposite
the Pavonia Ferry, the James Fisk coming down
tho river In a diagonal direction. She changed her
course when within about 200 feet OF
us and headed directly across the river.
and directly aftcrward the bow of the ferry-boat
struck the stern Of the yacht where Commodore Morton
was standings jumped overheard from the bow OF the
Yacht and escaped being struck by the padde-wheel
was picked up the lifebOat; Commodore Morton was
not after the collision, and probably killed by
being struck by the paddle wheels had the ferryboat
continued the sane course as when first seen she
would have passed considerable distance aStern OF u.s.
VIM Schroeder another Of the was injured more
severely than wa. at first supposed He received sew
era serious injuries about the head and painful flesh
wound extending from the shoulder nearly TO tie waist
The yacht Will probably prove total loss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-17

DESTRUCTIVE FLOOD IN CHiNA-fHE TREATY 81
COMMERCE BETWEEN JAPAN AND r"RC-CLAIiS
or FOREIGNERS.
SAN FRANCIsCO, Oct. 15.--Ihe steamship
Colorado arrived here Today bringing Hong honG dates
OF sept u aud Yokohama date Of sept. -.
Thirty-scyeu villages had been swept away IN the
province Of sbausee by waters OF The Yang Iino
River dts branches, which burst their bauas ana
many persons and animals had bceuH0s,.
Although the Japane'e Government officers have at
resumed their special duties, nothing particularly inter
esting 10 foreigners done. They are looking
forward 10 revision OF the treaties which VI" IN e"
DAYS be seriously entered upon.
The chief Embassador Iwakuri, and ms two assistant
ambassadors, Ito and YamaCach, have reached home
The Peruvian Minister has left for China 10 arrange
the treaty at Pekn. lie has been quite successful heie
So far as arranging the treaty " commerce and anity
The Government has appointed a Commission com
uosrd OF Japanese assisted by Mr. Haven, the Aching
Assistant Judge OF b. NJ Supreme Court. 10 inquire
into the outstanding claims OF lOiciEhei7 aiAh'' 'ho
Hans old Dinatcs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-17
AN ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE.

Louis GotcOmb, age %, attempted suicide
in his room at No sc East Twenty-sxthst yesterday,
by cutting his throat with razor He was tfken to
Bellevue Hospital. where his wound dressed. In
reply to the inquiries OF the surgeons he said that he
was resident of Boston, and was partner nitha city
OF the firm OF Gotcomb Reynolds, liquor dealers, at
No 1872 Eott-st week before he had arrived In this
city with 81 900 in his possession, intending to buy
liouors firm. Ia two days time he had expended
$50 OF the money dissipation. On Monday night he
had wandered from liquor saloon to liquor saloon, and
on waking the next morning had found that he had
been robbed OF all his money his watch, and several
Jewels On discovering his loss he had resolved TO
comIuit suicide. A telegram was sent 10 GOtcOmD's
wire and friends in Boston informing them OF his
attempted suicide The surgeons expressed hopes, yes
IerdaY. of his recovery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-17
FOREIGN NOTES.

The rumor of difficulties between France
and italy II false Tho Chevaler Nigra merely returns
10 Italy on ledycOf absence.
The steamer City OF Montreal, which sailed
from Liverpool yesterday for NewIo took 41a,oo)
in GOLD and the steamer Oceanic which also sailed yeS
terday, took 4i.OOt
The OConor Don. i'm ar address TO his con-
stituents at Roscommon ireland, on Thursday night
favored home rule and denounced the Federal plan He
declared that the federated states OF North America
were only kept together by force OF arms.
Reginald Herbert, an English oarsmai,
reached Westminster Bridge. London AT o'clock yes
tcrday afternoon, having rowed from Mi1cnhcad. a
distance OF 20 miles ana passed eanai locas, III III.
hours three horf less than was necessary !Oi the
winning Of the wager Of s. Ooo for which no Iowef
The cable steamer, Robert Lowe. arrived at
Halifax yesterday morning from Cape Formentne,
having successfully laid cable between Prince
Edward Island and the maitland the nth inst The
shore end landed at Cape Traverse on the a. ana
began paving out the next morning. TIE ht'hGef
reached Cape FOrmeutGe the same evcIing gut, ~
consequence Of rough weather, uEabe 10 land uu
Saturday afternoon
Private advices received in this city repre-
sent the feat Of arms in which Col. Dieguez lost bis
life in Cuba TO have been disastrous TO the spah
ish arms than the Havana Journals are inclined 10 nd
init Those journals endeayor to diminish Its import
ance asserting that they lost 100 killed wounded and
prisoners The facts ELECTED show eOBciuavey that
OF the whole command o. 600 mes, 200 were
killed or wounded ana the remaining 500 sur
rendered Internationally. TIE officers were pa
rolled by the Cubans and allowed 20 depart
but the men all shouted for Cuban sndence, and
Joined the PATRIOTS The remains OF Col Dieguez were
borne back by the subordnates who refused 10 aSal
themselves OF the parole unless permitted 10 DO TINS
honor to their commander Gen ". Gomez, o. Inc ose
military depot OF the Spanish Government capturing
Remington rifles and 2OO0 rounds OF anmupluah'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-17
CHURCH or ENGLAND DISCIPLINE.
ASSISTANT BISHOP .CuMmss REPLIES TO rnE REV.
MR.. DBuyM.

ASSISTANT BISHOP CUMM1ss REPLIES TO rrE REV.
MR.. DKuNM.
TO tke Editor al The TriJUne.
SIR: The Rev. MT. Drumm of Bristol, Penn,
challenges the truth OF my statements concerning the
attitude of the earliest Reormers Of England toward
the Episcopal churches, AID asks for authority 10
support them.
Prof Fisher OF Yale College the latest and most sO-
ary English historian OF the Reform alton. susssns my
statement In almost identical words. lie says (pago 32
and 333 Hist Of Reformation. scribner Armstrong,
N Y. 1872 THE Episcopal constitution OF the English
Church for long period put 40 barrier IN the way OF
the free and fraterna relations between that body
and the Protestant Churches OF the Continent cranmer
placed foreign dv!ues very responsible places In thn
English Church. Ministers who had received
Presbyterian ordination admitted 10
Jake charge OF English parishes without
question as TO the validity OF their orders"
Among easily accessible authorities refer Mr. DrnmIn
to strypes Annals Vol H., page 5i koebles Preface
10 HOOKER page 70; Hailsns Constitutional History,
page 22a hacauay's History OF England page 49,
The latter rays; Episcopal ordination was for
the first time 0Gs0 made inds qualification
for prefernenf" Keeble says 'Nearv M ia the time
thai hooker wrote, numbers had been admitted 70 tho
University OF the Church England with no better
than Presbyterian ordination"
Mr.. Drumm desires further authorities he shall not
be disappointed IL Ia indeed source OF ipexpressibe
sorrow 10 and that an eVrt bring all bceve-s TO-
gether around the table % common Lord should be
met by repr0ach and contumely
GEORGE DAVID CuMsIss
Asst. Bp Of the Diveese OF Kentucky.
ESls T0$k. Oct IA