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The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-24
LEGAL NOTICE

In the District Ccart Of the Ist Ju-
dicial District, State OF Nebraska,
within and for Webster county.
Solomon Brunswick,
Hyusn Brunswick,
doing business nrjer the
= name and style of BsuDs-
wick / Bros
Michael Coct,
Mara Cook
4 Patrick Barry, Def Is
- The shove named defendants VII.
take notice that the plaintiff Ia the
above entitled action, did On the 9th
day OF Mach, ISIS, fle their petition
against You 10 the cfc Of the CLERK
es the said District Court, setting Firth
that the defendant, Mchae, Cook.
gase q mortgage 70 the defendants on
fef one, block II, IN the toxn Of Red
Cloud, IN said county, to secure De
payment Of one haedrsd and eighty
dollars and sevensy Eve cents tsIs0 s5l
according TO SIX seye.xi notes referred
TO IN said mo- tEsge- That the drteni
Int, Mara Gosh has ance become tk.
wife Of said Michael Cooi, and Is sch
Claims some ioeeress - said Do.ts1eed
.premises. rhaf the defendant Pasri-k
Barry claims come iase-->s in sid
eorg ged premises. u-aef AID By
virtue Of certain 0ortrzSe Esvez 10
hin b. the defeolhas Michaei Cook
asa Maria Cook
Plaintiff Asks jadeueuc Or the SIM
q oee husdred and three dollars and
shnty-6ve oafs t$l0a 81, With inter
81 from the 18th day Of Hk-A, 1875
ssa that aid uorsgsged psemsses may
BE sod 70 satisfy sssd soss ard Doeb
sayeA. and the aid drfeDd.nts a-e 20
u6ed tAas tAey are required q srpcar
as3 Sou<F sid pesiuos On or tskfs
she a6sh dsy II April. ls7a
II. 4 KAlEY.
313V-DfIS Asf'y fs Yssnsi&.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-24
John korner.

The above named defendant will
take notice that 90 the sd day Of
March ISIS, the plaintiff Levi Moore
did sie his petition 10 the Office Of the
Clerk Of the District Court 10 and for
Webster county, Neb., setting forth
that on the 2lth day OF June Is7i.
the said defendant made executed All
delivered hi, promis-ory po,c 20 plain
tiff for the sum Of S3ss ~, due on or
before Sept 1t, 1874, with interest
at the rate OF 10 per cent per anumn.
That a, a consideration Of said note
plaintiff executed and delivered TO you
. certain Il, lie bond .or lot. II and IL,
block ,, in the town Of Red Cloud,
Nebraska conditioned tina, upon the
pay ment Of said note with interest.
the said Plaintiff would execute . deed
Of warranty for the same.
Said petition prsys = judgemen:
against you for the sum Of $3ss+s
WIKI 10 per cent interest from Jupe
a9th, 1874, also . foreclosure and
cancellation of said bond and q sale Of
said property to satisfy said amount,
interest and costs. ICu are also fur
th-r notified that you are required to
appear and answer said petition on or
before the 3ri Monday latter the 23rd
day Of April 1875.
H. $. KALEY.
y $l2 At.'y for Plaintiff.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-24
Notice..

To whom il may concern. Al per
sons are herby notified tha. the NJ. p.
r. r. Company have become tired 0f
this wholesale Slaughter upon their
: timber. 10 the Republican Valley.
And frow this time forward we
propose to protect car own Interests.
and by so doing We think We 81 Il
protect the hest Interests Of the set
/, tiers. IS We are convinced that there Is
no timber in the Valley to spare.
Especially to be drawn out cr;he Safe
, or cut into lumber. or m any manner
wasted And we hope al good eth
gems VII consider these matters care
. ful,y and k,d Us their influence to
protect what timber there may De left
J. Il. LoTJRtDGE.
Land Cou'r. a. =. Railway.
0aue
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-24

Il have for sale, broom cssu ee1, Of
the best quality. Price 81 go per
busheL VIII enter into eostrzc, with
anyone wishing TO riaas. to prepare
the brush for marke, in the hest man
ner, a. | hare the latest irproTed ma
chioery for that parpose. Address,
ELkoY PETrErs.
81 If Wells. Webster Co., Neo
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-24
Caro- Planters.

Two two hore ccsn planters for sale
cheap. to cla~e cut ny stock Of ATr-
cultural implements.
3eu NJ. B. McNIrT.
DIR. Williams wishes e. gre no
tee ,ha, al accounts due previous "a
January last, vii be pat in the hand
Of 4 collector. if no, paid Aprii let
32u 7. 4. WILLIAMS
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There viii be Teacher, Institute
held in Red Cloud o. Thursday and
Friday. April 81 AMI I'd, ISIS AL
teachers and others Interested OF this
and adjoining counties are ursen,ly in
vi,ed to attend. {, Is also desired that
every teacher prepare . short address.
essay, reading exercise. or decanss.a.
to be realty when called for. ! shall
| shall enjeavor TO secure entertain
men, through the kipdnsss Of the citi-
seu. of Red Cloud for al tina, may at
tend. An examination yin be held
On Saturday following.
II. $. XALEY.
County Superintendent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-24
A fal assortment Of ladies' shoes,
al the latest varieties at

A faIl assortment Of ladies' shoes,
al the latest varieties at
q. 4 Co.'S,
-WANTED.-Every-oue to know,
that BerenIeu 4 Co, are selling OF
their entire stock of Groceries, Goth
ing Boots, Shoes &c, at cost This
Is no humbug.
Ladies. call at B. ( Cos, and get
a nice dress pattern for &c. per yard.
Changers call and see If Il. r
Sherer, ANT selling Drugs and Paints,
cheaper than any other house in the
valley. sn others know il. Every
thing warn,ed.
Dr. Thas. 3. Williams wishes to
say that al who are INDEBTED to him
u call and settle by Jan. Ist, eth
er with the cash, or By giving a note.
la-td.
Initi,l, Tinted paper and envelopes
II the Post OGce. DIVA
Schoal crayons for Sc, a box At shs
POST 0hce. 2ixl
Ifyou wan, cheap r~esilng 20 &c
the Pos, Once. a4w1
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-24
NOTICE.

i hereby given tia, the Board Of
Coumissiooers Of Webster Co Neb.
vi, NEE, on Moodsy April I?h. ISIS
sud continue IN session three days. for
the purpose OF organising the
ments for the year ISIS All who
have complaint. to enter viii please
take notice and govern theu-elve. &C
oordinsly. BY order Of the Board.
J. A. TULLEYs,
Clerk
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-24
Arrival and Departure OF Nails
from the Red Cloud y. o

JUSIATA Leaves Monday s
Wednesdays and Friday . a IT,
Mail closed 9 p. III. Arrives Tues
day Thursday aud Saturday 4 p. u
HARVARD Leaves TUESDAYS and
Fridays 6 =. IN. arrives Tuesday ;
and Fridays .! 2. IN. Mail closed
s! p. N.
FRANKLIN. going east, Monday :
and Thursdays .. III. Gong west
Tuesday'- and Fridays 10 a. IN.
PLEASANT HILL leaves Thursdays 6
q. N. Arrives Wednesdays I p u
Mail closed g .. III.
JEWELL. Kansas, arrives Fniay's
IL II. Leaves Friday | p u.
Russell, Kansas, arrives Thursday ;
I2a.m Leaves THURSDAY ! p. III
Office open from : until 6 p. u.
SsDdays.
All registered matter must be IN
the evening before the mails leave
VI. II. NCNITT. +. VI.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-24
NEW iAs;cIcac At Ts iAciEc:
EcUSE

On Monday H. G. Bin. lately Of
Guide koek precinct, took posseeaon
of the LaCede House, and vii here
after be the landlord of the sane.
Mr.. Bill has heretofore had large ex-
perience in the hotel business and in
tends to make his hotel the best in the
valley. 1t viii take a few days yet 70
get everything fixed" but 10 the
meantime he is ready to receive al
comcrs, and provide good ~accommods-
tons to the ssme, Is Red Cloud in the
past has supported two good hotels.
We may be assured that Mr.. BIZ xi,l
be successful, in the future manage.
rens Of this House.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-24
Stop and Lock!

Rufus Mk>ch hrfag rented the
sop over Mitchell & Moharts' Hard
ware store, Is pow prepared to do al
Kinds Of repairing on furniture, ayr
cultural Implements. &c Remember
the place. Come early to avoid the
crush at the dor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-24
Ec.::e &C Teachers.

Notice i. hereby given. That | will
examine sll persons who nav desireto
offer themselves a. candidates for
teachers Of the primary or common
schools OF the county. at nay Office n
Red Cloud. on the first Satariay #
August, November, February and
|. Mar. III. :. HALEY,
Go. Superintendent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-24
Ssia Pa Annual ssA,ei Ozss-5M
xsssin%

The Anneal Meesicx of School
Distinct No. 9 Of Webstef Coansy,
Nehfaska. fox the Election Of Sshocs
Hssia O&on. and for the trsssse-
tios cf such other business a may
EaxfsHy e1ue before Il. siIl Be AeA
At the Schcoa House in Red Cssod %
Mosdzy The 9Th day cf April lsTsiM
? O'Clock .. .. Dated thu I6sh day
Of March 1875. / W. TCLLKYs,
BreetsE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-24
aEAb TIE

LEAD 1SIS
The advertising rates for ,pace il
THE CHIEF for TIE year is73. will be
as follows:
One column, per year : SIS 90
One-hs!f column DO 400
One fourth columa 800
Business Cards. 500
do when Inserted for short
time, per month, 80
Local notices third paeel TO regu-
lar advertisers. 5 ceats per Inc for
each insertion.
Transient notices, Per iine, 10 cts.
Under the head Of Specials" set
10 solid Ncnpareil notices will be in-
serted for - ceIts an inch or less, for
each insertion. Thi. last form We sish
to introduce to those who want to sell
or buy stock, land, or for the general
wants Of the community.
Legal notices at Statute rates. At
torseys and officers Of the lav viii be
held responsible for the legal notices
they hanj in.
Lodges and other Associations will
be charged ; cents per line for all
notices bot Of interest to the genera!
pubic.
Standing advertisements and local.
from regular advertisers payable at
the end Of each quarter.
Transient advertisements, and no.
tices from strangers must be paid n
sdrance.
These rates will be adhered to, ex-
eept ss regards filing Contracts
No person neej ask any DEDUCTION
or discount from the above rates or
conditions
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-24
CH0RCH DIRECTORY.

CONGREGATIONAL. CHURCH
Services every fr>t aud third Sab
baths of each month at Red Cloud
and lnavale. 10 O'Clock A. NJ. at
Red Cloud. > O'Clock p NJ at In
syale. Every second and fourth
Sabbaths at Batin and Harmony
Precincts. REV. 4. Maxwell,
Pastor.
BAPTIST CHURCH.-REy. THo-.
MUxLow, Pastor. Services every
fourth Sabbath al =. Vi.
SABBATH School every Sabbath
morning ~ u A.
]. y. POTTER, SUPP.
Prayer meeting Sabbath and Thurs.
dsy evenings. All held at the school
house ju-t north Of town.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-24
Seedi SEED! Seed!!

A. n Talbot. Of Gssde Rock, has
sboa; TO hundred bushels Of sesd
wheat. sfty ts.bes oats. ten bushels
s-.ing re. and one hundred bsshei.
Of pare Early Ro.e and Early York
Posa.ce. f5r sale. Ssnr,es ct she
grain At County Trsassrerso ne. Red
Goad. 3slv
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-24
WANTED.

To purchase for CASH, ~ head OF
> Spring Calves ard fearling>, from s
20 Is months cid. ~Inauire Of
RAISER BRo's.,
4niles Fast of Red Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-24
FOR SALE

4 quarter section Of a. good farm
ing lsnd IS can be found in the valley
Forty acres under imrsove.neue-
RanHing wster and sprinxs-Wel
situated for stock purposes, there be-
ing 3 good range adjoining. A bar
gain II sold soon. Csll at this Office.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-24

Send to II. II. johnson. Crete,
Nsh fer csrrulars Of tne Rcuesric
Sewing Machine al>o terms to agents
L. q fyou mean business and really
rant an agency
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-24

The Domestic Sewing Machine
/, acknowledged By all ~conpe,en.
judges to be the best machine now be-
ore the public.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-24

kerosene, 20 cents per gallon Gar
Der & Co.
- Fresh Oysters, by the a or
dozen 81 Geo. Zeiss- Also fresh
bread, pies cakes, confectionery. &c
Nice things for the little folks, at
the Post Ohce. Call aud look at
them.
- Best and cheapest assortment of
Stationery in town at the Post Once.
Go to the Post Office for paper,
pens. pencils, states DC &c
Go to Shercr's for your drugs,
Patent medicines &c.
Candies, the best and purest 10
toan. at Geo. Iei~.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-24
CORN, CORNl

Richardson has inst received . ear
load Of corn which Is offered fof Ae at
81 Per bu<hel-
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-24
WANTED.

Two thousand pounds Of PORK. At
the Red Gond Meat market. for
which I VII pay the highest cash
pripe AI0 some Fat cst,ie.
-, AARE II. WARSER-
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-24

N<s Ferry ., Gsi:. ssek- Good
crossing e .. tises
sr wN MoxrsoHsRY
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-24

". n. Richardson has a large sup
ply Of seed corn on hand, for $50
per bushel. 23-m3.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-24

W8Ca u DgV , USicEI1utc.
The above named defendants viii
take oo;ice that the plaintiff 10 the
above entitled action did on The 9th
day Of Feb. A d. 1875, hIe hi. petit
ton against you in the office OF the
Clerk of ,aii District Court, setting
forth that the defendant Mehae, Cook
ami Maria Cook gave . mortgage TO
plaintiff Patrick Barry on lois one and
t~o, block Is. In the town of Red
Cloud, 10 SAIL county TO secure the
payment of n hundred aud hfty-ive
dollars and interest according - a cer-
tain note referred TO 10 Sad mortgage.
That the same Solomon Brunswick,
Hyman. Brunsviek, doing business
under the name and style Of s. Bruns
wick 4 Bro, claim some interest 10
said premises, under and By virtue of
a certain mortgage given to them BY
the said defendants Michael Cook,
plaintiff asks judgment 90 said promo
sorry note for $l55 % with interest At
10 per cent from the 20;h dag of Feb.
1874, and that said premises be sold
10 pay the same and the defendants
are notified that they Are required to
offer and ansver said petition On or
before the 18th day Of April, ISIS.
Ii. s. kALEY,
a5-5w pr Is. Atty for Plaintiff.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-24

Save your money these hard times
hy going to Wilcox. who viii save
sou money on your taxes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-24

GRANGE STORE
GOOD NEWS GOOD NEWS.
For the Farmers of Webster and
NeichhoriUg counties
GRANGE STORE IN RED
CLOUD.
The store kept by John q. Potter
having been appointed by the County
Council a
GRANGE STORE.
Patrons Of Huseandry will find it to
their interes; to trade II the Grange
Store.
Don't forget the p,ace-Next door
60 the Post Office.
J. G. POTTER, Red Cloud.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-24
NEW GOODS


4 fresh stock Of Dry Goods and
Groceries viii be sold at bottom prices
at the Grange Store.
Ho,o Is this for High, Yo1 can
bus a good pair of kip boots for four
dollars at the Grange Store.
Try some Of tina, good Tea at the
Grange Store.
~PRINTSI rY-PRINTSl
The incest Prints in town can be
had at the Grange Store.
| fyou want to get your Stationery
cheap 60 to the Post Office. 2iwi
-Granger's, ifyou want good tea.
coffee, sugar, and other groceries, call
Ct The Grange Store, next door To the
Pest Office. john u. POTTER, Red
Cloud.
Go to Smith & Calvert for Furni
'ture.
All kinds Of Dry Goods in large
sapply and at reasonable rates at
CARRIER & Cos.
Good warm fall and winter shawls
and dress goods at
G.. & Co.'S.
A full stock of Boots and Shoes,
for the fall trade at
q. < Co.'S.
Changers. If you want your
Granger boots and shoes, call st the
Grange Store. y0HN g.. Perrin.
Matches, ) cents per box At CARRIERS.
Lamp chimneys, 3 gor 25cts at Gar
bers.
Three bars soap, - cents, CARRIER &
Co.
Soda t0cents per pound, at CARRIERS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-24
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the District Court Of the 1T Ju-
dicial Distinct, State Of Nebraska With
in and for Webster County.
Patrick Barry,
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-24

A few County Warrants wanted At
ssce by WILCOX
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-24
LEGAL NOTICE

In the District Court Of the IL: ia
deal District 10 and for Webster Co,
Nebraska
Levi Moore.
vs.
John Korner
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-24
Official Directory.
CONGRESSIONAL

CONGRESSIONAL
". Jip.nn. B~rpwnvile. E.S. Senator.
W. Hitchcock. Omaha. T. :. Senator.
r.r.nIo Crouase. Representative.
EXECUTIVE.
sILAS CAREER. Governor. Lincoln
). ]. tia-per. Lincoln Fee Q. State
J p Western. Beatrice. Auditor.
n. A. ko~nis. Coiafnhu-. freasrrer.
Z weh.rer Y4afr,ce. Airy Gen.
! y. Mckenzie. Lincoln. Sup. Pub Instrae.
JUDICIARY.
Geo p. Like. Omaha. Chief y~Istice-
DapIGantt. Nebraska City as...-.. I,.
Sau1 Maxwell. P~iStsnouthI
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work for his section, which the people
ough, TO appreciate
DIR J. E. Havley, Of Oak Creek
precinct, spen, = few days in town
during the past week. The Doctor is
a gentleman Of edueation and ex,en-
sive information. and we hope be can
be induced TO make . permaneu, SET
t,ement In orr town.
j. q. Potter viii At once proceed
TO repair the dam across the Rerub.i-
can, bat it vii take considerable time,
and a great amour; of hard labor to
replace the break, which Is pe riy one
hundred and fifty fee; in length. He
has advertised for a thousand loads OF
willow brush. For further ioforma-
ton inquire at the mill.
Rev. Wells Of S,iiwate. called
last week and left a narriaz. notice
for publication. By some means il
has been mislaid, and the most careful
search has been u~navzifinx. If desired
We vii publish the notice upon seeur.
ing . duplicate. We tesder cor
apologies to Mr.. Wells
Mr.. ayers has returned to n,
fs.m In the vest part Of the county
For > .eng tire past he ha. been the
issdlerd Of the LAClede House, vAns
hotel be buI'r snd Owned rusa hsl
tsil, shen he excAaased 1t foe .oue
property N Tennessee. He IN:
atssys been . good eitisea aDd secsm.
moda.ios neiEhber. md ne Vii hin
] geod het. N hi. ssEicalearal pur.zius
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-03-24

Potter y Fnobie.
The New York herald., 1875-07-18
WARM WEATHER CHRISTIANS.

The Rev. DR.. Cuyler, in the EUdngehst, after
briefly referring TO the class OF church-goers
known as ''fair weather Christians who are In
constant dread Of spelling their nnerfes by going
TO church on threatening or cloudy day, pays
his respects 10 warm weather Christians in the
following vigorous styie:-
There Is another meteorological phase OF reli-
glon. 1t may be STYLED warm weather piety. 1t
10 regulated by the thermometer. Jhe standard
it goes by Is not the wsrmth OF inward love lor
Christ, bat the warmth oil the atmosphere. It's
zeal cools in proportion az the weather grows
hot When the glass gets above ninety the inward
inC.n This is the speclss OF Christian Professors
who spend the sabbath hours tanning themselves
ON their piazzss when their pas tor goes by bis
way to his aud their sanctuary 1t Is not too warm
for him to preach, but It s too warm for them TO
listen. He mas toiled through one or two severe
summer days TO prepare discourse for their
souls; tney are unwilling to go and SIT for hall an
hnur as the recipients or "the truth as IL is ia
Jesusp, What must tine world think or such re-
lis1on For on the very next day these sclEcod-
ding Christians are OF 10 their stores ana shops,
tnrougn the orolng sunshine, or else are bard at
work IN tneir own dwellings, " ID "too hotn to
worship Coo 1or two hours on the Sabbath,
but IL is never too hot to toll for Mammon
six days during the week. II the world
wonders at sucn "forn OF godliness,n what must
the Master think ofit2 The ingenious arguments
Of the Humes OF the Huxeys do not do one tihe
of the mischief in shaking our fatn in Christianity
that proiessed Christians do when they make q
paltry physical gratncatlon OF more account tAan
Their eternal welfare. We are not 30 often
tempted TO sceptclsm by the depth OF inddel
arguments as we are by the shalowness Of the
ChiIstIanlty exhibited by many OF It's professors
1t Is the want OF It's hold on Christians that gives
the Gospel so little hold on society. We must not
count TINS matter OF sinking tue claims OF God to
crafty bodily comfort q small thing. lt Is far
otherwise Christ held IL substantial evidence Of
the genuineness or their faith that many OF his
early followers cheerfully endured physical
privat1ons and even tortures. But Just imagine
Aqua or Priscilla reRouncIng thelr religion be-
cause the weather was hOti One OF the
lamentable effects OF warn weathern religion IS
detected IN the loose morals OF many professors
during their summer absences from home. Tuey
have evidently lett their consclences behind them
For they are Oitener seen In the dance or the
games OF pleasure tnan they are IN any Christian
service OF tue neRnDornood. NOBODY knows us
heren is not an excuse that passes muster with
God. This Is too serl0us subject even for friendly
satire. To many the present summer Will be The
last they Will ever see. And lie is too short
with all of us to allow third OF every year TO DC
frittered away In criminal neglect OF our souls
needs and OF our duties 10 our Lord.
The New York herald., 1875-07-18
MINISTERIAL MOVEMENTS.
ROMAN CATHOLIC,


Cardinal McCloskey has engaged passage to
Europe by the steamer Pereire for August !. He
VIII be present at the Sacred Consissory gathering
in Rome In September. He Will then receive the
red hat from the hands OF the Pope himself
Mons. Roncetti has engaged for his return to
Europe by tue Scythia July 2s. He is now making
a brief tour OF the British provinces In company
with Rev. DR.. McGlynn, Of this city.
The Catholics or st. Agatha's parish, Philadel-
phia, are building $4,000 house OF worship. It
will be built In the ornamental Gethc style,
65x14e feet with tower ana spire ITO feet high.
Tue corner stone OF a ne " churcn adjoining 81.
yIneent,s seminary Philadclpnia, viii be laid TO.
day by the Very Rev. James Rolando, V. u. M.
Inc Rev. Dr. CroKe, IT Is said. mas gone to Rome
60 receive the palllum as Archbishop OF Cashe,
REV. Father Cunningham, OF Lawrence. and
Rev. Father Kuns, OF WJandotte, Kansas, are
now stopping at the Benedlctine Pliory, Newark.
They have been appointed by BisRop Flax, o. 3.
B., to solicit contributions for the Kansas suffer
ers from the grasshoppcr plague
Archbishop Bayey was In Newark last week on
brief VISIT. He isl excellent health.
Ihe corner stone OF tneftOman Catholic church
OF st. Michael, corner Fourth avenue and Forty
second street. South Brooklyn, Will be laid by
Bisnop Lougnln next Sunday.
AVE NeIum,n and not "The Harp OF Erin. - was
the solo sung by MISS Julia A. Kelly last sunday
st the dedlcaL on OF st. Patrick's church, Long
Island CITY. Miss Rosina A. komey manipulated
Tne orty nours' alteration OF the most holy
sacrament OF tne altar Will commence at the
Uhurcn ol the Paasionist fathers, West Hoboken.
N j., to-day, and Will continue Till Tuesday morn.
ing.
EPIsC0PALIAN.
The readers OF the HERALD win remember q sem
satiOn created some time ago in Baltimore by
Rev. JOS. RlcKcy ana Rev. O. b. Perry, rectors Of
praJing Iol the dead. 1hey were presented TO
Bishop Wnittngham by the standing committee
OF the diocese for tia ana reproof or suspen sion.
the bishop refused TO act Ia the matter assert
ing that the canon for such cases gave nm dis
cretlonary power. This prelate was himself then
presented 10 the DreSiaiAR Dsshdn. smith VI Ken