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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15
Total ssses in excess Of liabilities, 81 ,a27 ol7 80

THE BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE En-
OlNEERs. This organization, which possesses
an international character, began its annual
convention at horticultural hall Philadelphia,
this morning at 10 o'clock.
After the reception this morning at HOrti-
cultural hall the delegates to meet in the CON-
mon council chamber, which place has been
rendered by the authorities. There will be
two sessions daily, morning and afternoon,
but not open to the public. During their SC
journ 1t is quite probable the delegates will
visit some OF the large manufacturing estab-
lishments In Philadelphia, Chester, Whining
ton and perhaps, the immense works of the
Pennsylvania railroad company at Altoona.
The following named are the grand officers
of the organization Charles Wilson, G. q,
+. Cleveland, Ohio T. S. 1ngTaham, f. q.
L, Fort Wayne, Ind. r. Pearson, S. q. f.,
Toronto Ontario L. b. Greene, f. G. A. E.,
Cleveland o. P. NJ. Arthur, S. &. A. E.. Al
bany, N. Y; L.. d. Tufts. T. G. A. E., Phila-
delphia, Pa. q. w. johnson, Il. q. San Fran
cisco, Cal. u: W. Tyre, g. e., indianapolis,
Ind.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15
0EMRRALl MEMa..

George Rookie, the pngilisl, fatally stabbed
City.
Information reached Portland, Ne, yestsFdav,
from DssF Island Of the loss OF the schooner r. II
Warren. with tg men. >
WAaaeman ReAsEssB, yellow fever nuraa al
Memphis vas arrested YesterdaE for Eobbiaa the
hunkp Of PeF8ons WHO died under bis care J
AAahBeF SfoaaAI b6als, towed by steamer,
came into oolllslos With vessel of HOboken last
Sunday, and one boat was sank. Cepksin GonasaF,
be wsfs ana ons child, wsFa drowned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15

A NEW PLEASURE IN RAmRoADING The Par
lor Chair carr, which were introduced on the
Washington branch OF the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, on Friday last promise to be in very
short time aspOpular with day passengeFsa ssieep
ing cars at night. The cars now in use on the
Washington read are most beautiful specimens uf
car architecture ever seen in this section of the
country. The exterior resemble in q great meas
ure those OF the Pullman palace sleeping coaches,
but it is IN the interior arrangement that the pas
senger finds the great luxury. The PaTloF Chair
car dispenses with The stationary double seat and
substitutes handsome arm chairs, ranged in single
file on each side of the car, and not ia double rows
The chairs reVolFe, thus affoTdiRg passengers q
choice of positions not obtainable the old lash
ioned seat. At each chair is placed hassock,
upon which the passengers can lest their feet.
The carpets upon the floors Of the cars are Of the
finest English Brussels and each ear is supplied
with sixteen large mirrors and SupeEbly furnished
dressing and TetlIing rooms. Should q party oi
two or more desire priVate room their wish can
be gTatifed, as the cars are SO arranged that .
state room can be arranged at a moments notice
Steam pipes connecting with the boiler Of The 1e-
comotlve furnish the cars with warmth, and po-
lite parties are always in attendance to meet any
wants of passengers. Yesterday moTninga Par
loF Chair Car was attached to the 915 train fol
Washington from Baltimore and fifteen minutes
before the train leit Camden street depot saeh oi
the thirty seats in the was occupied the charge
being twenty-five cents sxtra.-Babt. Ssas. Z
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15

TRIED TO SHOOT MS WIFE, On Monday night
jackson Stewart, colored, living near West Ones
ter, on the Wilmington road, attempted the lite oil
his wife by means of a shot gun which be pointed
Al her but she saved her life by knocking the
weapon aside, causing the load to take effect in
the wall instead of in her person as her ege lord
fondly intended.
The circumstances leading to SO grave demon
stration grew out OF jackson coming home con-
tiderahly Influenced 10y liquor, and finding his
wife absent be awaited her return, and at each
receding moment his ire grew greater, 90 tEat by
the time she did arrive be was exercised BY rum
and III humer TO that pitch as 10 endeavor to take
her life, and so made the attempt as above de-
scnbed The wife gave an alarm which soon
brought Mr.. Thomas Butler, of the West Chester
Normal School. followed by Professor Joseph A.
BOND and several other pupils who took jackson
In charge, brought him to West Chester and de-
ivered hum over to officer Jones, by whom he
was safely deposited in prison to answer. The af-
fair created quite a RensatioD.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15
The Marksts.
4 o6oD stPPrY BUT pkcRxAb1D DEMANn--PRI
crs AZ Iat5NI

GOOD SUPPLY But A DNChAaA&9 DG4ANA--EatA-
CHS AZ Usu4L,
Our eVtrbstce market this mofning, was well
supplied with all the produce that 10 generally
considered lndlsPenAible to the city fable. But
there were lees huxars than we remember to ha q
0ean o. any market day for come time.
and those who were there seemed to pur-
chase little less freely than OF Old This may
probably be Onc of the results Of the tghtness Of
The money market, which causes people to eeono-
miEs even With regard to what they purchase for
the table elsFttaa remalned about as usual, the
sellers Offering no inducements in the shape OF
reduction Of rates 10 those who might have had
little cash 70 spare.
Batter was uniformly 40 cents a pound, along
the entire market. EsgSwer rather scarce at 30
ana So cents per dozen, but choice chickens were
plentiful ct various prices, dressed, 90 cents 10
81 25 per pair, ana live, 20 cents to 81 per pair.
OF apples there were plenty a from 10 70 % eenis
per half peck 80 to rs per BASKET, and SO to eI25
per bushel, according 10 quality. Pears were II
10 % cents peg half peck andqnaees so 70 90 do
while peaches were Hoa est Potatoes, white,
sold froln l6 to 20 cents per half peck; sweet, %
TO rs do. Vegetables were plenty, at the usual
ra,es: 1ue looking celery, 10 cents per bunch, or
two punches for % 0ents tomatoes 70 to % cents
per half peck turnips, Sto II cents do; cabbage,
irom to IL cents per head. according 10 size, or
81 30 per barrel. Eggplant and Sc apiece; cu-
cunnberS, 10 and l5c per dozen; beets, : and l0c
per bunch; sQuashes and Sc apiece; lima beans,
20 ami 25c per quart; onions Zoe per string green
pepper, 3 and l0c per dozen; carrots and &c
apieOe lettuce, ? cents head ID cents a hall
peek. ..a...
Prices in the meat market were about tho same,
| Slrloin steak, % cents per pound; oth'r pieces
is to % do; ham, whole, IL cents per pound
cents do; corn beet, SAl4c do; liver, l0Al2c do.
sausage, l5e do scrapple, l2al5c do; lard, lOal2t
do in the stTeet market, lard sold vi 10 csnts OF
4 two pounds for quarter.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist, No 235 Market
street. respectfully informs his friend and the public
in general that he keeps hand all descriptions OF
medicines, and thar a competent person is at all
times ready to prescribe for such sick as call at tha
store, and that charge is made exc pt the regular
Triee of the medicines the price as they would
pay anywhere else: but that ns one is visited at
thar rnaidnces
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15
Police Cases.
BEFoRE MAYOR arnna.

Since yesterday morning, four cases OF drunk
cnness have been disposed Of before Mayor
Simms; fifty cents and costs each.
"Duke" Frazer and Geo DnttOn have not vet
had trial for asfaulting Mr.. e. Griffith, he being
as yet, unable TO appear against them. Mean
while the assaulters are confined In the cells.
Yesterday, the Chief of Police received letter
from Chief OF Police Kearncy,of WilkeabaETe, Pa,
announcing his safe arrival In that city with bis
prisoner. Thomas Maloney, who was arrested
here last week. Maloney was tried, and cOmuilt-
ted 10 prison, ia detanl Of $1,000 bail for appear
ance at Court His offence was the larceny Of a
gold watch and $50, tFom gentleman at Willses.
AtsP
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15
TAaUhaGivlAE Pex sAe Last Thursday in

WAsHRFoN, Oct IA. .A1Ac approaching close
Of another year brings with it the occasion for
newed thanksgiving and acknowledgment to the
Almighty Ruler Of the universe OF the unnum-
bered mercies BE has bestoWcd upon US. Album
dant,have been azAong the Frowafds of inhustry.
With local exceptions health has been among the
blessings enjoyed. Tranquility at home aud peace
with other other nations have prevailed. Frugal
industry is regaining its merited rewasds-grad-
ually under the providence Of God-surely as We
trust. The nation is recovering from the hnger-
ing results Of dreadful civil strife For these
and all other merces vouchsafed, il becomes us as
people to return heartfelt and grateful aeknowl
edRment, and with our Thanksgiving for bless
iuas we may unite in prayers for the cessation OF
zeal and tempcrIry suAprings. / therefore re-
commend that on Thursday. November the 27tb,
the people meet in their respective places of wor-
ship to make their acknowledgement to Almighty
God for His bounties and Has protection, aud to
offer to Him prayers for their continuance.
In witne9s whereof have set my hand and caused
the seal of the United Statea TO be affixed
Done at the City Of Washington this 14th day
of OetooeF, 1873, and of the Indepepdsnce o
the United States ninety-seventh. f@@
..- U. s. GRANT,
BY the President
HAMILTON FISH,
q Z 2 Secretary Of State
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15

Took HIS A1vicE.-A young lady who was III :
deImining her constitution by keeping late hours,
was told by physician that she must retire early
and rise earv If she wanted to recover her health
And the is following his advice, she says. She
discharges her young man every night at eleven
O'Clock, now, and rises in the morning at eight.
Some sacrifices must be made, she says, when
ones health is at stake.-West Chester Local
Mems.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15
wooaFBaRsa
wTwrrwag qm1n wVMWKWa.

Hope Lodge, No 2l, / o o F, at Odd Eel
lows Hall, Sd and King Ska. f4
Morning Star Division, No 2, 3 Of T, at 9th
and Market SITS.
Delaware Council, No 2, o u A n, at Me-
chanics Hail. 219 Market Sc.
Rodney Council, No l3, U A NJ, at 7O2
East 7th St.
Diamond State Lodge, No. 5, q F, at lGood
Fellows' Hall, Sd and Market Sts. 2.
Champion Lodge, Ne 6, X Of p, at Knights Of
Pythias Hall, 2ll Market st. ft....
Oriental Lodge, No Is, X of p. ut Ferris Il
CARROTS Building, 504 Market st. {
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15

SALES OF MoNKY.--At the regular monthly
meeting of City Loan Association, last evening
$1,000 sold at 10 per cent. premium and 5000 at
36s4.
AT the regular monthly meeting OF Mechanics
Loan Association, last evening, Withdrawn shares,
to the amount of 5000, were paid on 5000 sod
at 36s4 per cent. premium and $500 at "a.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15

FRIENDLY VIsIT.-Last evening, Trinity Coun-
ell No 23 Sons and Daughters OF America, OF
Chester, Pa, paid q friendly visit to Evening
Star Council, No. /, Of this city. The yIsltOTs
we're met at the depot and escorted to the CoancI
Chamber in McClary's building and treated in
very hospitable style. The evening was then
spent in pleasant and sociable manner until the
visitors took their departure.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15

Oue of the eKcitements at New York is the ef-
fort making to force Daniel Drew, the gteat stock
operator, into bankruptcy. Complaint is made
against him by We. BcOtt, Of Erie, brOtherip-
law of Jol n r. Tracy. An order hes been issued
for Mr. Drew to show cause next Saturday. Pro
ceedlngs were Instituted In the belief that Mr..
Drew was about to put property out of his hands
to conceal IL from his creditors.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15

MARYLAND VOTERS IN DELAwARE.-In
the various industrial establishments of this
city, are quite q number of WOrkmen from the
Eastern Shore OF Maryland, who still retain
their residences there. Most of them propose
to 60 down TO their homes, next month, at the
election, and by their votes help TO administer
to the Republicans of Maryland, the soundest
thrashfnE they ever received. "a
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15
Avn COMzEKRCIAE.
CITY NOTICES.
Oysteru and ReFreahmenls.

At the ever popular stand. the Northwest corner
of the Second street Market House, the genial and
accommodating Charles Kyle can be found daily
with large and well selected stock OF choice aP-
pies and other fruits, cakes candies, nuts &c; N
addition. he keeps constantly on hand nice tresn
steWed oysters, steaming hot, which will be found
very grateful TO the palate on cold days. Charley
Is alIays polite and anxious to properly serve MS
numerous customers and has cheerful word for
ali, As a natural consequence, he does large
business as everything he sells OF class quail
~ Give him q call at the n. W. corner of the Sec
ond Street Market House. augl4dSm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15
ORSTAcLES 10 MARRIAcE.

Happy Relief for Y Oung Men from the eff
fects Of Errors and Abuses in early life. Malhood
restored. Imp ediments to marriage removed
New method Of treatms Mt. New and remarkable
remedies. Books and Circular sent free, in sealed
envelopes, Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
No. South Ninth St, PhilAdelphia, Pa,.--An in
Etitutioa having q high reputation for honorable
conduct and professional skill. jY5-2aWAwSm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15

MosfcAL ENrERTA M AfExr. Tonight al the
christina N. E. ChuBch, the ladies Of that vii
lage will give grand musical entertainment
c insisting oi a concert snd tableaux exhibitions
Ne~sss- R0belen T. BaiFd, and RoveFal other oI
the fine yocalists and musicians of this city vii
a asist IN the programme The attendance should
be large. ..rt5
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15

MORE MEN DIscHARoED.-It is said that
quite a number Of men were discharged from
HeveERi Industrial Establishments, last night,
nOt beeanse of lack ofWOrk, but because the
firms found it impossible to obtain the money
necessary to pay them their wages. At ether
places, reduction Of wages and time was put
into operation.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15
steam Aton1Izers

For the Inhalation Of Atomged fluids in the treat
ent OF chronic diseases Of the throat air passages
and lungs Being SELF acting they produced an even
and continuOus flow Of 81 -ay without inconvenience
OF labor. During the / lst two or three wears We
have supplied several dvEen of these Rtomizers and
10 most cases with very satisfactory results.
I. BRTNGHURST Il Co., Apothecaries.
Corner Sixth and Market streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15
LOCAL lMrELLloEMoE.
Lecl news Is dnll and aca.n,.

Iced news is dull and scGcs.
Building operations are growing less.
Numbers ofchestnuts are now in the market.
The number ofwcrkmen out OF employmsntla n
Increasing
Scrapple and sausage are now in season and
find ready sales.
The Patterson Mills at Chester, have suspend
ed operations
The attendance at Market this morning, was
not as large usual. K
Aid, Central, aud Germanla, No. :, Loan Assc :
cialious meet this evening.
oele & Miller advertise the sale Of the vel labls
library Of the late VIM. I. Reed.
Granville Worrell advcrtises a large assortment
of the most elegant seasonable goods.
The applejack season has now fairly set 10, aud
the farmers are all sitting up at nights trying to
cypher out how many drinks there are toan acre,
on basis Of four bushels Of apples 10 the gallon.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15
There were seven yellow fsveF intefmsntsl IN
ShIevel OFT yesterday.
Troops Of Allmsnss vaaqulsAed.

TFOOPs Of AARmhemaS V@@4lAsheas
On account of the pfomptasss with which 1t
checks the feYers generated by unhealthy exhaia-
sable family medicine on the boaFdeEs OF eur South
ern and Western rivers. and in new settlements
where the plough and the are for the hrst time
disturbing the solitudes Of nature Its reputation
however. is not confined 70 such loealitleS, Wher.
the elements Of disease are rife II 70 the a1fest
il eiheA eAcious as q remedy. Among the serious dis
eases which Il is guaranteed 70 control, are lnui-
nected with arrangements Of the stomach the liver.
and the bOWels-sRch rs heartburn, headache. NAT
ulence cOstiveness nanseas diataste for food, Ian
guor and debility, palpitatiOn Of the heart. trem,
bling of the hands. noises in the cara disordered
vision. disturbed sleep, and mental inquietude AS
general failure of all the powers of the system,
they should be at once .e0rrected-as they always
may be, by q course of Hostettera Stomach " =
ters. 0etl6toIz
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15

. elMPROyEHENT.-Chas McClOsky Is erect
ing eleven two story brick houses, hYe rooms
each, on Spruce street, between Ninth and
Taylor Streets When completed, these houses
villa be great Improvement to the neighbOr-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15

ASSAULT AND BATTERY. Last evening, Nat
thew Green, negro, committed an unprovoked
assualt upon Francis o'Hard, musician, on But
tonwood street. near Eighth, and heat him quite
badly, warrsnt has been issued for Green's ar
rest
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15
From the Reading Eagle Of Tuesday.
SIasemeue Of messrs. RashOng 4 BFO

THEIR DEPosIfs, LIABILITIES AND ASsETs-A PA
PER THAT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF.
Herewith Is presented the statement of Messrs.
Bushong & Bro, bankers, which was issued this
morning. Il shoald be carefully read;
STATEMENT OF BUsHoNG BRoTHEE.
LIABIITTTEs
Gross deposits, $l,742 ,9O7 95
Sundry llabhie', I9S, ,724 90
As.rrs- M n t77T II s'''iA lS 20 :, -
Total assets, S2,Ol5,545 80
Assets Of bank in excess OF liabilities, S739i2 sc
PRIVATE ASSETS OF THE MEMBERS OF THE
FIRM
Bonds and mortgages, S59,O55 90
Reading Gas stock aud Keystone
Fire Insurauce Co. 1850 90
Personal property & stock on farms, $1,000 90
Farms in Bsrks county, -f.r- 25S, 600 90
Real estate in Reading, $4,000 90
Real estate in New York, $4,000 90
Interest in ore properties, 2l,0OO OO
Net interest in Keystone furnaces,
Moselem furnace, and farm, ore
bank, &c, (Bushong & Co.. 29O,25O 90
lGsO. SCI B. connaTd & Coz ~ . $4,000 90
- kII4DEf &l,l5S, ,7O5 90
tiles, 73,9i2 SO
r.t -. So ... 2, 9 ,,h;i;,,o. 9, or e,7 ae
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15

CLosED.-Robert z. Geary, grocer, at the cor.
ncr of Eighth and Lombard streets, has tempoar-
lily closed his store, drcirng TO suspend business
operations, until good times again dawn.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15

To BE READY SooN.-Samuel q. Grier Of Phil
adelphia, who has the contract for supplying hcs'
to our Fire Department, will have the new hos'
all delivered by the lst Of November.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15
PAID FIre Depnrfn1ani.

A ooNyENTIoS OF DELBGATRs FROM THE FIRE
COMPANIES TO BE HELD TO coNeIDEIR THE sun.
JEcT. ttt+ 24f
On Tuesday evening next, Al ths WMhineton
engine house. on french street above Hhird, q oon-
vestion OF delegates from the different Pife Gem.
paniss of the city will be held for the purpoas Of
considering the sabiect Of endeaVoring 10 secure
the introduction OF the Paid Fire DepaFtmsnt in
this city. il s supposed, however, that ths dele
gates win be almost unanimously opposed 10 the
new system. The WashIngton Company have al
ready elected dslegAtes-Messrs- p. ]. Babc4ck,
VIM. Hanna and VIM. r. Cloud, and instructed
them 20 vote against tie measure. 2hsothor Chm
panies will elect delegates during the week. +.
To those whose ms@oFy can 60 back % period
tgo generations ago, tbs naIne OF Don AntonIo
Lopez de santa AAna Will recall many stRahRe
soenas Of VisianitadeA, Thia old neitaae Iex.
president ex-dietatOE, ex-generalisaimO, ex-eykrV.
thing-i now living, an oetogenaEian, in HaVAna.
sunk from riches intO deep poverty. He is bar
ID nOW BY no man and no party. For eighhen
years had he been an exile from Mexico, Aad The
ProgresO, journal Of Vera Cruz, refaembeflnq
that he has 10 the past done the state soms sertos
pleads with the G0veEnHaent thas bic epanalty oi
0stEasisM be abolisned, md that the effsaeest ex.
lean b permitted 70 return 70 Mexiro th6rB bend
hS DAYS IL peace. aHaa fse .tsss3ssT
-. essh -
49, - m. - Fl -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15
HOTELS AND STABLES.
WAsHiNcToN
very, Sale and Feed Stables
sWKPLEY ST., ABOVE I'D,
.J0MN ATKINSON, 1ate Of NewAri,) PRoF.

N new and first class stock of HORSES
and CARRIAGES for hire always IN ,l sta
NmAsers Horses fedl be day or week -
Teams FRONT he county carefully attended to, with
obeng hostlers aud constant attention by the pro-
prietor to the whistles the public he hopes to de-
seTV and receive liberal patronage. an, ,rDyso,y
fe2T-H JObN hIhANDuN+
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-15

The Mercantile Bank OF Cuba hiss vaspenaka--
as reported only Temporarily. rs-F Esi
, 1873-01-05

had been reached, and ths lecturer psused md po-
ntey requested the young indy to put up her Uniting
work, as 1t greatly disturbed him. But still she kept
bis request But she kept Knitting knitting. Strange
that 1t nd not occur to him to turn the tahes tie
young lady by SAYING good naturell5: ..Gentemen
my subject: There, should say, is m example Of
clear grit Thus he would hare been quite sure
bring down tho house. and thus elicit the very ap-
p}ause hts heart aching for But no. his better
genius had quite deserted him. experienced he In
dealing with popular audiences and. 30, after few
Moncnts moro, tc requests for the third time, the
aforesaid young lady to dssist from her Knitting But
s! for all that she kept on knitting knitting, knit
ting, the same as before. The speaker cut him.
self loose from hts really deighifullstenera put spurs
70 his steed and went gaIopng end careerng through
brcakneck pace to render 1t quits unintelgible
to all eavo those who in his immediate vicinity
And nfter tho close Of the lecture Mr. Coyer, it ie
said, openly expressed himself seriously srleased,
again Tor anything Less than 81 0o0 md that II that
young lady WIS to be present with her everlasting
Knitting work he should ask s, 800 "Balsd At Last
should be the little Of that evenings performance and
by young woman and her knitting work. Some one
ahou1d compose Eong in onlcnoraion Of tho
sion, entitled And still size kept knitting. Knitting,
En3tting!, X. II. II.
NnronD, Dec. 9, 1872.
Nine days Inter- it appears, Afr. Collyer, hav-
ing recovered his e4uAllimity, wrote the follow
ing apologetic and explanatory letter to LII.
Blake, the Corresponding Secretary Of the Grad
uateis Course before which he lccsured in Alil-
ford: ...
On TIE rnArN, Dec. 18, 1872.
pic, aud took serious attention for indifference.
found in Western Massachusetts TINT this is your
way; and 1t Is very gooa way. But 6hsu not b
able come again this SEASON. However II Ice
turc much after this season. shall be glad to come,
now that We havo found each other ont Yours, in
deed, RopEnr CoLLTEa.
, 1873-01-05
MISCELLANEOUS

Frorn 1ernao1om ~, 1,.,r +1,at aT.a;1-
1orqa thc latin Patriarch ;a tss aed dlonH'snor vs.
.o.si sarchshon Dannienn = ,eha Ixao 1s+a,u -o.o.
lila nar;sh;oners Vim -araYs. h1n lor uscnn-
A14. IETha T;nisconaI BiaEop 81 II peen % served ny
engaged in erecting the thirty-secSsSGasaGI,e egss
lis ORIGINAL missionary iurisdictionh sH .s nov M
con n1nancemeut OF lis episcopato, six 9ea1. IN
| aco.
| SIT il saia that the Rev. Henry G, Riley. D
d.. Of the Diocese Of New York, now officiatinp
| in the City Of Mexico, recently administered the
Lords Supper in an ex-Papal church to 400 com.