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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-05

INDIAN PENsIoNERs.-Acting Secretary
Cowen yesterday detailed one clerk from
the Indian office and one from the Pension
Office to proceed at once to the Indian terri
tory and examine the claims TO pensions of
The Cherokee Indian soldiers who served in
the war of the rebellion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-05

TO BE LOOKED INTo.-Referring to Sena-
tor Sargents visit east at the present time,
the San Francisco Bulletin says: "The Sena-
tor will institute immediate inquiries at
headquarters concerning the plan and pur-
pose OF the war on the distilling interests of
this states
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-05

THE COMMISSIONER OF PENSIONS is
making up another list of clerks soon to be
discharged. The pressure from Congressm men
has been so great that he h. s now on his
rolls some thirty or forty m IRE clerks than
the appropriations for his bureau will Justify
him in carrying.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-05

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Inter-
al revenue, sl64 ,2I ~; customs, 1861 ,9Os 80
TIE AMOUNT of National Bank note cur
Fency received at the Treasury department
to-day for redemption aggregated Si2I,6i0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-05

THE MARRIAGE OF POSTMASTER GENE
RAJ JEWELS DAUGHTER.-Colonel j. w
Knowlton, chief clerk of the Post Office de
partment, goes to New York tonight, and
Will leave that city in special train TO
morrow morning for Hartford to attend the
marriage of Gov. Jewell's daughter to.m NOR
row evening. The special train which is
chartered by Gov. Jewell will convey several
hrIdTed invited guests To Hartford, where
the will spend rf,r dav in visiting points OF
interest in the city. TINS governor has en-
gagged all the rooms In the Allen AQQ{a C9T
their entertainment.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-04-22

mencing at a point $50 #
6 and 33 fl " of the ne
corner thence 5 200 it "
217 80 # n 2GG fte 2l7S-10
fl to place Of beginning
also commencing at q
point $40 # $ aud 81 Fl "
Of said ne corner thence
200 # w 81 $40 # n > q
# g 217 $40 to place of be-
ginning, Also commerce
Ing at a point 1910 # :
AID 33 ftw OF said ne Corner
thence s 290 # W III $40
n 200 e 3II SO # TO g,lace
of beginning. comprising
/ acres Of land.
! Commencing at a point
$50 IT e of lhE 8w corner
Of the n 1-2 Of the NV Sc
Of Sec II I p r 6 e run
ming n 162 # 10 the start
ing point or place of be-
ginning running thence n
204 # thence c go fit
thence "a fl themes "
go # to place of begin
ming. 4 lots.
Commencing at a point
on the edge of 4 line
road 528 fit n 30 # e of the
sw corner of the III! of
the NV Of Sc sec II T >
r 6 e running theme due
e 20 Fl II 1O2 # W go #
J S 1G2 # along the margin
of said HighN ay to place
of beginning making 4
lots and buildings there
| on.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-04-22
Sh FPS Sale--In Foreclosure.

STATE OF WIsCoEsLN-CIRCCIT COURT FOR Woon
COUNTY.
Marshall Field Levi q: Letter, Lorenzo G. Wood
house. Henry Field, Henry j. Willings and Jo-
seph n. Field. Partners under the firm name Of
Field. Letter q Co.. Plaintiffs, against Mary Har-
rold and Minor Harold her husband, Defend
an!s.
1N pursuance and by virtue of judgement Of
4 foreclosure amp sale, rendered in the above en-
TILED action, By the Circuit Court for Wood Coun-
", Wisconsin. on the ninth day OF February, A.
D. 1915, the subscriber, Sheriff of said County Of
Wood Will sell as directed in said judgement, az
puolc auction. % the highest bidder. at the front
door OF the Court House, in the City of Grand
Rapids. IN said County of Wood, on Tuesday, the
first day Of June, A D. 1875, at two O'Clock in the
aft rnoon of said day, all the following described
hands and premises, situate, lying and being in
the present city Of Grand Rapids, in the County
OF Wood. AMI State Of Wisconsin, and appurten-
ances thereuuto belonging, to-wit-: Common
cling at point thirty 800 feet east of the south
west corner Of the north hslf Of the northwest
quarter of the south least quarter OF section No
seventeen I'D IN township No. twenty-five CID
north Of range No. six 90 east, running thence
due north one hundred and two QU2) feet.thenco
due east one hundred and thlrty-hve Q35l feet
thence due south one hundred and two GOD feet
thence due west one hplared ana tnlrty-nVo
(l35) feet to the place OF Beginning.
Dated Grand Rapids, Wis. April 18th. 1919
f. B. CASE,
gro. R. GARpyEs, Shf Wood cc1str.
Plaintiff AtrY.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-04-22
Summons for Relief.

State of Wisconsin-Circuit Court for Wood Co.
Ellen O.. Balch, Plaintiff, against John Balch
Defendant.
The State Of Wisconsin to the above named de-
PENDANT.
" hu are hereby summoned and required TO
4 answer the conn plant of Ellen o. Balch the
plaintiff la this action, which is filed in the of
dee of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Wood
County. at his Office In the City of Grand Rapids
IN WOOD County, and you are required to servo
acOpy OF your answer to the said com plant, on
the subscribers, ut their office in the City Grand
Rapids, Wood County, Wisconsin. within TWEEN
exclusive Of the day of such service and if you
fail to answer the said complaint within the time
aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply
to the Court for the relief demanded in the said
complaint.
Witness. the Hon. G, L. Park, Judge Of said
Court, at Grand Rapids in sal County, on this
21st day OF April, in the year 1879.
WEBB 4 COCHRAN,
6w Plant ifs Attorney.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-04-22
TIE Judicial EIecti0n.-It


TIE Judicial ElGcti0n.-It is
rumored that Park is elected. We
heard a man on the street say 50, but
then, he may have been indulging in q
bit of sarcasm. We are inclined, how
ever to believe that be was talking
truth if not sense. The returns (ofi-
cial) have been made in several coun-
ties, suffi cient to warrant Mr. Park 5
election by 1900 majority. 1t is some
W hat amusing to observe the action of
the Democratic papers since the cleo
ton. Before the contest they were
believing for non partisan fight, which
was very proper thing for them to do
considering the fact that the district is
Republican by over seven hundred ma
iority. Since the result is known a
majority of the Democratic press have
suddenly discovered that it is a Demo
cratic victory, and count it tremend-
Gus gain. The fact is, the district is
still Republican, and will remain so.
Park being much better known than
RAYMOND, who is slow to become ac-
quainted, while Park is as jolly and
genial as nature could make him, had
the sympathies of the voters, and they
elected him believing he will make a
good judge That he will meet their
expectations 10 one doubts. We have
faith in Gilbert l.. Parks judicial in.
tegrity and ability, but we believe he is
(unWistingly perhaps) a figure head
for Geo. w Cate, who loves that bench
as a mother loves her first born, and
when George, as he may, shall have to
rest from Congressional labors, why,
Gilbert will have to .'step down and
out" We don't know the theological
bias OF either George or s'Gil., but We
believe 1t is only lent by George, though
'sGll. was rather fast to get it, and il
is meet he should have it,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-04-22
Tribune Items.
evening.

The following is a list Of the new
town officers elected last week.
Three towns have not sent In Re
turns, and we have been unable to
ascertain who were elected, except
ing the Chairmen, a full list Of whom
we published last week.
TOWN OF GRAND RAPIDS.
Supervisors-John Timm, Chm,
John Schnibley, Jas. Corcoran.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-04-22
The Temperance and Literary

The Temperance and Literary
Society.-The interest continues una
bated. The basement last Monday
evening was crowded with patient
and appreciative audience. The pro-
gramme was excellent and gave entire
satisfaction. The charade by the
young ladies was warmly applaudcd
There viii be no session of the society
next Monday evening owing to the
Odd Fellows Celebration that day and
evening.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-04-22
Odd Fellows Celebration. i

Odd Fellows Celebration. The
56th Anniversary of Odd Fellowship
will be duly celebrated by the Grand
Rapids and neighboring Lodges next
Monday, the 10Th inst. The "broth-
ers'' will meet at the lodge rooms at 3
clock z. NJ. from which point, at 4
o'clock a procession of members in re-
gala will form and march TO the Meth
odist Church, where interesting exer-
cises will be enjoyed. The following is
the order of exercises for the afternoon
and evening:
/, Calling to order by n. G. 2
Singing. 3, Anniversary ceremo-
MES. 4, Prayer by Chaplain. s.
Singing. 6, Grafton by Rev. Jesse
Ccle. Z, Singing. s, Benediction
| O., Procession reformed and will
march to the Lodge room. 10, Re
cess for an hour and half. IL
Meet at Lodge Room. II, Supper
will be served at 7 o'clock in the
basement of DR.. Writer'S building
by the Ladies Of the Methodist
Church and congregation at $l.5(
per couple; after supper, there vii
be several short speeches, toasts, mu-
sic, etc, etc. A royal good time is
anticipated. All members Of the
press, the Grand Rapids Fire Co.
the Good Templars Lodge Of Cen.
tralia and the public generally are also
cordially invited to be present dur
ING the exercises at the church and
supper, and to take part in "the feast
Of reason and flow of SOUL" which is
to follow.
In the evening all who desire car
enjoy good time at Writer'S Hal
where the eight fantastic" will be il
order till the wee sma hours.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-04-22

PersOnaI.-We notice DR.. Garfield
in town, at the Roche House.
Mr.. Slothower Of Stevens Point, the
revenue man Of the Wisconsin I'm
provement Company, is now looking
after the lumber in orr CITY.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-04-22

The Green Bay Road all ''Hun-
kadora. ''--The "wash- Always are all
repaired and trains are now making
Regular connections and running on
time between the Bay and Winona.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-04-22
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
III. u. PaaEAaE0, Editor.
Grand Rapids, Thursday, April 22d.
LOCAL IIAI'TERS.

That Tax-SaIe.-We ask the for
bearance of our readers for just one
more issue after this; then Richard
will be himself again. and we will give
our usual quantity of reading matter.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-04-22

OIcTk- w III. Il. etCor.
Treasurer-O. Rocheleau.
Asssessor-Godfrey Kruger.
Justices-L. Van Slate, Edwi1
Barker.
Constable-Fred Rickhoff.
Sealer--Jas. McGrath.
SARATOGA.
Supervisors-John Mccarthy, Chm
John Chrystal, Peter Muller.
Clerk-Thos. Mccormick.
Treasurer-Richard Harvey.
Assessor-John McCamley.
Justice-Richard Harvey.
Constablc--Hugii Turley.
PORT EDWARDS.
Supervisors-John Edwards, Chm,
H. Flewelling, W. Parrish.
Clerb-E. Mennett.
Treasurer-W. II. Edwards.
Assessor-D. Carey.
Justices-C. Brooks, A. Daignesu,
Jas. Boyden. J. Bearss.
Constables-J. L. Lavigne, J. Nc
Nary.
sealer-J. F. Charles.
RUDOLPH.
Supervisors-E. J. Fuller, Chm,
VIM. Brown, II. Branstadt.
Clerk-P.J. Hecox.
Treasurer-Jasper Crotteau.
Assessor-H. w. Boyer.
AUBURNDALE.
Supervisors-John Conner, Cha,
E. Drew, T. O'Neil.
C!erk-Robert Common.
Treasurer-O. w. Saunders.
Assessor-D. r. Coon.
,justices-R. Conner, R. Cavan-
augh.
Constables-W. St. Thomas,
Frank Rivers.
Sealer-J. Curtier.
LINCOLN.
Supervisors-John Rausch, Chm,
John Mercer, Peter Lavigne.
Clerk-P. n. Christensen.
Treasurcr-Hiram Witter.
Assessor-Donald McKercher.
Justices-E. w. Coon, Jas. P.
Kidder.
Constables-Jas. Cattanach, Fred
J. Xidder, Jas. H. Morrison.
Sealer-J. A. Williams.
REMINGTON.
SUpervisors-H. w. Remington,
Chm, Phil Ward, VIM. Fry.
Clerk-B. Handler.
Treasurer-Jas. McGlinn.
Assessor-Jas. JOY.
Justices-A. Law, J. G. Ryan, NJ.
Hickey.
Constable-v. Wales, J. Laughlin,
w. Griffith.
sIGEL.
Supervisors-E. E. Whipple, Chm,
+. Polensky.
Clerk-C. Johnson.
Ohm Riley.
Assessor-Aug. Fischer.
THE Governor has appointed H.
w. Remington a Commissioner to
locate lands for wagon road from
Wausau to the Michigan state line
towards Ontonagon, granted by Con-
gress in 1864, to the extent of three
sections mile, and accepted by the
State in 1865, but toward building
which nothing has been done.
"
Personal. I'VE notice Dr. Garfield
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-04-22
THIRD WARD.

commencing 1T Il point
$50 feet east 80 feet south
of the NV corner of the
NV 1 of the se4 dissection
l. Town - Range 6 e
thence south It2 feet
thence east 135 feet thence
north l02 feet thence
west 49, feet TO place of
beginning. ; Lots.
Described as Lets Mol
%-I i s in Block No. 26 Of
NeeYeS lSt and second ad-
dition to Grand Rap DIS as
surveyed by Q f Garrison
(Which plat is now unre-
corded
! Lots No As & 6 in Block
No - of Neeves 1st and
81 addition TO Grand
Rapids as surveyed by O
+ Garrison (Which plat is
| now unrecorded)
commencing at 4 point
| 10 feet nearly Sc from the
: corner Of Block No I6
in Neeves addition to the
! City of Grand Rapids on
a straight line with the n
side of Vine st running
from thence parallel with
Sycamore St and nearly
| ne 50 feet thence at right
angles and nearly sc Id
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-04-22
THE REPORTER.

x When the time expires for which the Re
gorter has been paid. an Y viii be marked oppo-
site the subscribers name, and may be regarded
as an invitation to renew.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-04-22

HECOX-FULLER--0 the 18th inst. at the
residence Of the brides father, in Rudolph. by
Rev. Jesse Cole, Mr.. Phio J. Hecox to Misl
Deliah p. Fuller,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-04-22

TEtIi- L " hIGA-
House and lots No /, 2, 3
and 4. in block NJ .
Lot No ) in block No ?
Lots NOT Z, s and 9 IN
block No :
House and lot No 10 in
block Noe
sFF0nSc and lot No II in
EElock No :
House ana lot No IL in
block No 2
IN Of block No B, with
store and boarding hcuse
HouSe and lots No ), ., !
and s in block No ;
House barn End lots no
1 and IL in block TO .
Lots No 2 and lila block
Nos
House barn and lots No
I. , and 2 and 50 feet of
west end CT lots No IS and
. in block No9
Barns and lot Nof anf
50 feet of the east end OF
lot No Is and Lot No 5, eN-
erept 100 feet off the east
aud in black No 3
Lots No /, : and 3 ia blk
No 10
House and bSrn and lots
so , and 5 in block No Y
House and e;a >flots No
L and ,. III block TO E3
Lot No ! in block No l5
, Il
:. ;. { /" !,
Lote No II and 4 il blk
All that part OF lot 3 in
Sc rot inelUdcd In t'ae p'a'
.of Grand Rapids, Old SCI
yey
House and lots No 4 & :
.snd 10 feet OFT Il nth sale O.
cots . and7 block No 2 II
Rablinie Addition
House and iuts No l * :,
in block No % Woods Ad
sdition
neA OF sea - rg332 RS
evil Of sex a" .
Fractional lot No 8 sec {
town Twenty-Five range I
with mill Foundry ant
planning mill less amount
IF land plated and solo
of in l"ts
Fractional lots ms 5 {
and E sec 9 town % III
with improvements, les
amount OF land sold OFF i
lots
Housd and lot No Q il
block No IL
House and lot No 3 II
block No 81 CTIbbeti
Housel aglG ron No II il
block No 3, Rabtin 5 Add
House ana lGt No 9 bl !
So6 Pab1ni : add
Laramie House and To-
No 9 and s1-2 Of lot Ne i
in block Ne 3 of RabGn 1
add
SECOND WARD.
All Of the SEX nwA o
Sec. Il, Town p. Range
not sold off III lots. e.
longing to him at date Q
assessment, with barn.
Commencing al q ro;n
400 feet south and $50 fee
west OF the ne corner 0
the sex of the NV o
Sec. II Town - Range
thence ruTaing south 10
feet thence west 40 fee
thence north 40 fee
thence east a21 feet.
Commencing at a pom
$50 feet south and t3) fee
west of the ne corner O
the sex OF aw4 Of See
II G22 Range 6. runnin!
west 100 feet south 100 fee
east 120 feet north 100 fee
to place of beginning.
Commencing 100 fee
south and SO ieet west o
the ne corner of the SCI
of nwA of Sec. II Tow
- Range 6 to Startin.
point running west p
feet north 100 feet eaS
$40 feet south loo feet t
place of beginning. AIS
commencing 1000 fee
south and $50 feet west {
described ne corner NH
ming west 2i0 feet theme
north 200 feet 10 place {
beginning. Also com
mencing at a place IOt
feet south and $50 feS
west cf the ne corner run
ming south so feet we:
100 feet north go feet ca:
l2o feet TO place of be
ginning 80 inelade Is lot
House, barn and 10
Commencing 80 feet sout
of section line between {
and II Town - Range
thence sonih on a lin
with Water Street on wei
line of block one. oil
survey of village ofGran
Rapids, to south line ,
the acre purchased b
Joseph Wood of Div,
hartell, thence ne I
within so feet according
zhH ufMnsl survey of sai
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-04-22

Z VUVVTTIUr IIds appUlHIeu II.
w. Remington a Commissioner to
locate lands for wagon road from
Wausau to the Michigan state line
towards Ontonagon, granted by Con-
gress in 1864, to the extent of three
sections a mile, and accepted by the
State in 1865, but toward building
which nothing has been done.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-04-22
FIRST WARD,
House and lots No /, 2, 3

CITY OF GRAND RAP
TnG
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-04-22

In the evening all who desire can
enjoy 4 good time at Writer'S Hall
where the light fantastic will be in
order till the wee sma hours.
, 1875-10-16

cuasod In private circles. tho Berlin uress takes
In general bat ltslo notice Of thc1n and the
special or9hns Of te n1ohey market pfofets q
regard them with contempt "I,ecauxe." ssv
the frsends Of the Eisenbnhn Zeitunq, uthev nfe
nt11er tho TIM MI Of tie Hebrew fnsncia caste.
"n nhaIl SOC IN good time what springs out Of IL
th,r. WV - "
ASTI-rEhrFcr1oStsT MEErtsu,
UtSraff. Setf. 2J.-Au attl.Troteclioniht
tnccth9 waa held here to.t.av, At which tlo Kan.
ieeberR. HtaltIn, ant I}rp,nbcrR Cham.e,a OF
Eonmerce and Hlxty.tl,rco other CO, ,,nrations
wo1e rotfoAentod. The following rcso!utIon WA
nhu,mouafy Iaesod:
Tint thc alrct execution nj C1su.e NJ tho fu,.o,n,
1srth art OF the 18th Of July la7a lprrtnc tn to.i
abolition from tue lat Of junusry Iii II ina ,tnrrrt
haoH on trnn. IL At Imperative necctsIty mi XII
ths meeting taprce.ee III conviction that INV furthcr
thangra lit Tho custonA tarir OF Suy l. fsTJ u,ls w.
made Ia manner fsvorahle to FREQ Trade, ~
lle Chairman wAa authorized to m,fis renr..
snnt7ttons IN tile spirit uf this fesout ION to II.
1mpcriaI Parliament. wv
EETEEN DF ALsAT1ASE AND IonnAf.EEa
JAEis, Sept. 23.--Tile .Nayictnrqyr Z.4un, r.,
ports steady iuaux bacE to Alnsce
Losfslno OF yonug men wlo had nj.
grated in order to avoid military duty.
In ono district slono, ZAtern III.
yerno). thirty-ono bavo returned sinco tho
beginning Of August, and have int,mAtcd
their roAd'noaa to perform their military DbIlca-
tlons. THonty-four Of thom cttne from France
and reven from America Ths presence for tho
frat time OF AlrAtians At the recent Catholic
Congress- ut Freiburg ia another indication that
rcnnicn With Franco ia regarded a. = romote. II
aot . problolnaticaf, event.
, 1875-10-16

Axx te.at es NsDatea II TA~ Cb <aoo Tribune.
ei s ~ nt n1anoH, Mich, Oct 16+-As tas mees,o1
1e.sity nos!a y" or NeHents OF tue Michigan Uni.
Dor. H. so,qsy. After reading tho Tresldsuts r.
sppojniedh hon % l., William 7. Walls, ot Detroit was
ment 1ss 70 ~ tue vacancy In the Law Depart
ab.sncas 10 a coming year, which Ia created bY tho
lu lnee ns M Of 9. J. Walker. bIj ss Sarah Dir Hsm.
Of II 1"e CLASS OF 1874, waa granted the dearaa
no.. o. =; f.. The report Of tho NnAnce Comn,ittes
10 b. s1.3 eexpensos for the yosr ending June SO
..timsted ~ surplus ~ the treasury sa.?
ssr,,,e eessiua.sd a. surplus. sEt694 oasstsndioe
uads ~ s3.oo0. Special appropriation uere
dvli.,s~ ~ 20 toa amount Of W, ,t07. Two hundrad
Hsmaon.,1has 1 4 ptoprlatsd to asaxs uhrary oi the
, 1875-10-16
ROME.

1Ak CfAEaoSIE8 On the OCCASION or CARDINAL
hrl' sXkg's TAXING POSSESSION or LIS T17uLAR
Till NE.
Eosi, Sept. 3o.-To-lay Cardinal McCloskey
took iossetsion Of hls titul4r throne III tho
Church of sanas Maria sopra M.uesya. Among
tho oo persons present were DR.. Chatarsl
and she IT, e.ntcss Of tho American College :;
tue le9ls Ut tho English Aud Irish fol.
!ess.; i; Father hIulloley, of San Clelnort /: Mr.
llaua lrh Rogers, tue well know Au.otcau scul,,-
tor s!Enor Mario. tho famous SINGER; aud :
uu1nber Of lAdes., 1u fsousof earit organ.!oft
u4s Lung tue CARDINALS portrait, With h!s ssmo-
rt4l bearings, nh1le bis t1soue STOOD 70 ths lit
which aeemtd to guard 1t.
Alta O'clock rrsc'sely tho osgsn began, and
from the sscr!tty cama the Dominican mosls,
toa.lng cruci1tk On = rtcl eol1.embroldered
eu.tioa. Iura'pg round, they met the Cardinal
sAAi9R 10 procession. accompanied by Mgr.
CAT 10y, The naster Of the catemousss, and fol-
lu.' BY the members Of ths American ColeRe
md various dgutAneA. The Cardinal theo
hstsd ths cs4c,d1t hasaAd md apxlaklad haly
, 1875-10-16

water Oh iss be4fefa, and tho procca4ipn having
reformed. matched down tlln left aisle, crossed
tho nase, tnarched up flls right aate, and btcs
nsain TO tue nave, m which it pruceedei to the
high altar. There the Esrtlna! kelt III PRAYER.
Then he took his heat on this throne Ani hay.
ing received cops nf tht, bull comforting TIM
s'tn on him. ho hs',slnI it t, ilcr. tnta,,ii, ul.o
read alond tile Latin text in clear. ringing
voice.
This tlos.e, ttle Cardinal WAS next nltirrsacd !,y
tho EIcnr.ticneral Of tho nomlujcaf,B III l:nIa,i
and congratulated on having beconln Prince ri
tile Church. The propriotr waH then janted
Ont Of taking ttt'slar possession Ut Sants iaria
SoITa Minerva, with whoso convent u 1retlc'o4-
R"r in tho Zen Of Now York had been col.
neetc'l, and whose august traditions inc1s1det
n ne h,f'stne example of 1t. Catbarine Of Biena.
no 'Arf'l,al then roso, arraYed In his rei inaig
t.la and. In Gear. measured Italian, .hankui
tha dominican brotherhood for their ffaternal
honi Viii. IhCn turning 10 tho congregation,
"hlri! filled tho ttalLetIt, l1s Epoks In Eu1lnll
equally 'H aHiret! and clear. dwelling OIL tho
EPtcial poiiitn ri iutGrcHt ii, tht. refoulunr
:. lIo acknowledged tfia tna., .iatun4i.Y of Pho
Nonn III promoting +, ta purple pscfato Of
New York. and Proceeded 10 e!,ow the proprjcty
ot hfs taking his tito frDm tho beautiful and
magnificent n clHrcl. ha!luso4 by tho to,n,, Of
81. Catherine 0f Stella. Iio chose tho San,a
MatfA sopEa Minerva from its assoc,at,o, with
tho Dominican 0rGer to which tho lirSt iwo
H'shops Of New furk belonged Tho former o!
theao comrlctc1 bin asudI"s in tho Convent of
tuo bhhta MARIA bDp;a Minerva, but WIN lcn-
tined ntvcr to reach Sew Yolk. Iiis SUCCESSOR
=, Dominican from San C'o:nnnt. waa tic tirs;
nshop to arrive In tho Empire t'tty. while tho
Cardinal himself, OIL becoming rrcIato III tia:
ste hlGnallzed the eyoht by snyitny all the DO
imtiIicana within reach to receive lliu beaHnS
The church, moreover. rms dedicated to the MI
n'acuatc .tothcr Of tiLd III reue nub.auce 1T her
e,'nunciation. Ah1 y, might Alle. the N!.tln
Mary. inttrredc for ali pr:buu: in the day OF
stos!n and trial.
After t1liH b1ief address the }ofn,u;.tn mn mad,
obc'hance ~ Ilaa Eniuc,1rs. tL. Yo ijnu,n was
gFanily El4eu, CafdiEal Mct,loakeY beB.o~ed
from tho lnsh altar Ms Eplreopnl honeJ,etio,,,
aud granted hundred days indulgence 10 ali
present. IlH then retired III procession to tho
hacriaty, "Aeso Catholics and rrotestauss alike
crowded Ii to EisA h;n :,and