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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-16
SIR WILLIAM MAYNARD COMM.

d-Marshal Sir William Maynard Comm
Que of the veterans OF the British army died yesterday
in England. He son of the late Lleut.-CoL w
Comm and was born in 1894. He served In the English
expedition 10 Holland In 1879; saw active service
in the Peninsula, and took part IN the cam
paign OF 1915. holding at tho battle OF Wateroosthe
rank OF Quarter MaserGenerai to the division under
Sir Thomas Pictop. At the close OF tho he was
made knight Commander OF the Bath and IN 1889 was
transferred for distinguished services from the
line TO the Guards. After being In command
Of the roops in Jamaica he returned TO England IN 1871
ana assumed command OF the northern District Ia lHj
ne was appointed Governor and COMMUNICATIVE lel Oi
The Mauritus aud remained there until 1885, when ~
sncceeded the late Sir Charles Ma
DIer as Commanderin-Chief In India, re-
firing at the close Of 1856 He subsequently made
Field MarshaI aud appointed Constable or the Tower
He held also the cOOneCY OF the COd+trtam Guards,
one OF the best regiments OF tho British line
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-16
TILE rr1rGRAPH POLE NrIsANCE.
From The Net0- York Journal Of Commerce.

There are many nulsances which peopie
endure because they quite inseparabie nun
business facilities But there IN no necessity OF a5
Tel egraph poles whatever. In London ana Paris tno
wires are placed under ground aud The companies HIo
very glad 10 have there, the score or ecOhoy
and sait,f,rfnry working Assemb yman Day has
given voice to the wishes Of great many people III ns
Dill dust ofered) providing that ali telegraph wires ~
cities containing 100000 inhabitants shall lie oqs
beneath surface earth, and That TINS Hna
done within six months OF the passage OF the D anu
local authorities shall cause the IenOVaI Oh @
poles within that period. Tue reason OF uniting ~
operation of the law to large Giles Is obvious. Tor -
only In the great centers that the poles are thchJ
placed Obstructing the free movement OF the peOpe w
wded side walks aud rendering accidents more hel
10 ensue from the blowing down OF poles and wires ~
The nature OF things clumsy coDtryances are on
temporary and must give To the modern, improveu
methods OF arranging tho wires. The telegrsPu
mouopoes ought take the lead In TINS sensible To-
form and nos wait I'll il IA forasd them py IAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-16
THE WEATHER.
MARCH STORMS.

HAn-sTORM AND FLOODS IN MICHIGAN, INDIANA.
AND ILLINoIs-BRIDGES CARRIED AWAY AND
ROADS oYERFLowED-A CHURCH STRUCK BY
LIGHTNING IN OHIO.
CINCINNATI, Ohio. March ia special dis
patch The Commercial from Moneith. Mich. says d
halstOrm OF great severity ragged there for fifteen
minutes yesterday. deinolshing everything that came
In its way TwentyfOur hours utter II fell stones were
found measuring y inches in circumference.
The country in the neghbOrhood OF MendOn Mich, IA
reported OVERLOOKING with With the bridges over
St. Joseph River in danger. and the railroad track sub
merged.
The wabash River at Decatur Ind, Is reported very
high aud the destruction OF the bridges Imminent The
impossible from floods and the farmers fear
great damage from nigh water At Terre Haute the
Wabash reported Dankul and still rising bridge
belonging the indianapolis Bloomington and Western
Railroad the Illinois River at Peoria. has been car
away b. the flood. lnterruptlnS travel over that
line.
At McConnensvle OHIO lightning this morning struck
the cupOa o. the Un!yrrsallst Church hurnnS heaVy
mhers distance Of 200 feet, and demoLshins IAe Gu
pOia.
FATAL TORNADO IN MISSISSIPPI. asEs
CoRINTH, Miss, March ia severe rain
and hail passed tals section last night The
town OF Rienz nearly destroyed. the following per-
sons we're killed Porter Walker, Miss Matte Palmer.
and Jordan Reese and daughter. Several others were
dangerously and many slightly injured TIC waters are
fast subsding The danger TO railroads and telegraph
lines IL nconsiGerabla. All communications will be
resumed tomorrow
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
MOBILE, Ala, March ia special dispatch
received here states Renzi Miss. visited al
O'Clock to-day by terrible tornado lasting half hour
aud destroying number OF buildings, including the
| Presby terrain AMI Baptist churches.
The following are the names OF the killed: Col Porter
! walker the Hon. John Reese and child. Miss Matte
Palmer and several negroes. NJ b. Arm0r WIFE, and
child were dangerously nj Ired ana number or others
seriously hurt The estimated loss IN the town Ia N5OOOO
A ROLLGNG-MILL CHIMNEY BLOWN DOWN.
INDIANAPOLIS. March 15.-The chimney of the
Capitol City Rolling Mill, 90 feet high, was blown down
this morning. IL supposed that number Of tramps
who were in the habit OF sleeping tho boilers OF the
mill crushed but far as known only ono WAS
killed., supposed to DC from Michigan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-16
Bleeding from Lungs, Cafarrh. Bronchitis, Copsump-
A WONDERFUL CURs

N T. Jsn Is, 1874
&. v. PIERCE. NJ. r.. Buffalo. n. T.
suffered Csiarrh form sos
twelve Bronchial tryab-
Tired many and things with lasting benefit 10
MAY, IT, becoming nearly With Editorial
lsbors q paper in New YORK Ciy ] attacked sh
Broncbts FORM suffering almost total oss
hsr home only weeks wh-s
four bic spells with and arst iaside
Ia the September following improved -ufc 10
tho1gh a NJ BroBch
cmed and the Carh enfd than Def Livery Effort
for relief seemed daily
Laued feeble blood urtii shout ~
'73.
the house fend Suggested remece- But erIemey
kepucs that Isey good. had lost all heart 70
remedies and began look meicne ami doafs vih igt
carefully
which tie understood bufness %
finally Obtained quantity 81 DR. sags Caar-n Remedy.
Golien Meicil and Pet AID c0mm'ncd sf
riding eous To legsn 70
improve. Ibe Discovery Pellets Ia shor time bTouZht oai
which several fe' much bettef
appetite improved ana gained IN ensta and as,h 10 se.
every Of The Cssuh the Bronchitis ha
nearly dsapDeire lad 10 Cough whatever nd hAd easT cases
blood and. contrary the eIpeca on Of some Of ny enas
the remained have HenorrsgS
and from Cstarrh from Which hss
suffered muh AID long The debt o. gahiade owe or s
blessing / hands bounds
thoroughly satisfied from experience '' yoar medicines vs.
the forms Of that o.ous disease CAtan veil -
Throat and Lung Dsases have recommended them " very mani
an shall their praise Graealy ISurs,
p. y. Box jO7, Rochester n. 7. VIZ l. Sssscn2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-16
5uerlal Aonies

Post-oric, sot,,,rns WALLS FOR EUROPE o' 'hs "ee'
"A nAf March 20 lSa viii cose si a ON IS % "~~
Ga TUESDAY 10 a. whDhes ~ - "a, - - "a
I'm lsDAl AZ 1 i 20 . "a asd GA DAl a llSV m ana II
~ "'D"A -' A-''' a. - $50 e l. .AAhs =. 4
A Newly ORR Daily givisg the news markets. ad CONNECTS
morning paIer postpaid. f,r 81 year u 'o W. ~ va WIN '
20 ,e,ts send 3, postal rs too free sample eop''
THE DAILY wIrSsss No. 2SPrues-'L. sYorh
IetoTp,nti5n ~ wanted Of fksNh BONkhoUF. age ~
,er, y hzst bias. hAif sIS e,o an4 ms~eAs vac "
5 " md ccamstiuees WI ca a ,npioon
incs a4ih no uainss oi bm have been re sea
Aush aisIEA GA lesals 60 his oisosvcII AM s1y
III 1ce,y, reward sad the thanks OF bis tshet
VAL B. 8 bUI dhOgr, sing engs ~ 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-16
WORD or COMFORT TO RESIDENTS N PoR,
JEkVI5.

To the Edttor OF The Tribune.
SIR: | have seen several articles IN the
newspapers of your city about the gorge at Port
Jervs which di-turbs the quiet OF some of s citizens
II may be Of interest the experience Of people living
on regard TO sin liar gor:es L. gwen
COchecton 40 miles above Port Jeryis has been fced
with such vsita'Ions perhaps more than any Other
place river. and IN no instance nave we suffered
any damage after Tie water began 10 iall
shows ~ once mat tho wafer ndH forced passage
through the and no more fears need be enter
taInei. This has been experience. By giving tins
"a place 1 you may qdI't he iears OF many
nervous persons nying Oh the low grounds or Port
Jcrvis. j.
C0caecfon, ". Y, March 0, 1915.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-16
THE Establishment OF A BUREAU OF STATS
TICS.

At special meeting of the Chamber of Com
erce held yesterday for the purpose Of receiving the
report OF the Committee 20 inquire a biof estab-
nshing bureau Of statistics the Committee reported
savorably OF the general features Of bi but the
Chamber overruled the report by resolution disap-
proving OF the bill as il stands The general obtec-
Iioa that II impossible 10 carry out its pro-
visions.
The Committee Information and Statistics OF the
Produce Exchange held q meeting yesterday and
adopted resolution that It would Oe ineIpedient for
the Produce Exchange join the proposed bureau OF
af4sTlea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-16
A BRIDGE SWEPT AWAY IN INDIANA.

CINCINNATI, March ia special to me
Gazette from Fort Wayne says the recent warm weather
and heavy rains caused the heavy snow which ac
cumuated there melt rapidly, swellins all the streams
The 81. Joseph and Maumee Rivers are very mgh'
new iron bridge the attor stream, IS miles from
Fort Wavne was swept away by the ice this morning
ana other brig 3 are Reported In danger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-16

No Whit. w:tssh, 81 I7iaj No Do 81 fls; ss whs
selgs.. ~ "a krt. DO 81 i9; Amber nehivsn a1 ri
81 si" 10 p w. w.. sy g lsa !sns y NJ Re- wi1.
H. H. 70 Anber Ihnos 81 r. Corn sra. far ds
n n. Jed 7ei April lie Ma 7sc Low Met SO 9 Yellow.
49, y Brsie t3c Oats steady 50 5-e Miehs-
n.n Mhie 80 ac Cover seeI-Regnas bed So IS.
Del ogs 81 ~s7 80 Receips 400 b1 b.; Corn 30.
c. 'n Vs,. 5oOo besa sh DRsatwhss 5000 tass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-16
MAN cHLoRoFoRMED AND ROBBED.

Patrick Rourke, an employee on the James
clip aud Point Ferry returning home Saturday
night quite fatgued, lay down without undressing
Before falling asleep he surprised at the entrance
Of woman, formerly hts hOusekeeper. who requested
TO remain over until Monday. Mr. Rourke refused,
whereupon she advanced toward the bed, and taking
handkerchief from her pocket placed 1t TO his nostris
DE remsnoen nothing until late the next day, when re-
soYernx consciousness discovered thar his Dockets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-16
RANK ROBBERS FOILED.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 15.-An attempt was
made Saturday night rob the sayngs bank ut Osce
OLA Mo- but the officers OF the bank, having been
warned had force inside OF the bank. and when tne
robbers entered the bank they were hred upon JoDn
Langdon was wounded and captured the others ned'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-16
ALLEGED REVENUE FRAUDS AND SEIZURES.

ALLEGED REVENUE FRAUDS AND SEIZURES.
Custom house officers yesterday seized III
cases Of tobacco which they cgmed had been fFaud'
lenty smugeed via Canada in bond for tie purpose OF
evading the duty. The goods we're consigned TO one
Bradshaw and nvoced at $3.50; but 1t is estimated
that they were worth about 5000.
Madame Gradot. the Union square m.lliner, whose
goods were seized for alleged attempt 10 smugge' was
Understood 10 have been the CHstOnhOuse enieaVO
ing TO effect their release. Her efforts however proved
IN ma nsuccessfll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-16
BREAK UP OF THE ICE IN THE ALLEGHENY

PITTSBURGH, Penn, March l0.-lhe heaFy
gorge when has been lying tie Allegheny River al
Kttanning for soma weeks broke up at o'clock TINS a.
ternoon aud reached here at SO D. and IS rInuina
now The Ice il heavy and the river rnnnins fu'
There was 10 serious damage done along the AechenV
as far as heard frUIn entertained Tor thr
safety ~ 'ne lower coal landing. TIC klsK Mn Tan
gorge broke this afternoon, carrying away ne 'o"l
bridge AZ L-eciDurg Reports from tn Upp AHecheby
show good prospects OF q general break up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-16
CAUSE OF THE SUSPENSION OF THE MORRIS

OOAL
SYRACUSE, N. Y, March 15.-The liabilities of
the Morris Run Coal Company, which made an assign
ment to-day are sSO0OoO It's assets over s.
The temporary suspension Of the Company ID caused
by ts inability TO obtain extensions from creditors Tue
Company believed 10 be perfectly solvent, and II Is
thought will shortly. IL owns three valuable
coal mines IN Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-16
THE BLACK HILLS MINERS TO BE BROUGHT
BACK.

OMAHA, March 15.-Gen. Ord has ordered
company Of cavalry start from Fort Laramie as soon
as the weather will permit with nsru tons 10 bring ID
aIl the miners reported TO be at Harney's Peak.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-16
DISCOVERY OF A NEW OIL FIELD.

ERIE, Penn, March ia special dispatch
says that oil struck a depth OF 65l feet farm
st Warren Penn Saturday last The gas forced the
petroleum above the top OF derrick the capacity
OF well is not yet determined Thus strike developer
an entirely ne belt Of oil territory, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-16

had been picsed and $50 taken from them No traces
OF the havS been found further than tia
one answerlng her description was seen to cross tho
Tenthsf ferry Green pon: short time after tho rob-
bary Occurred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-16
c1vft. hIdHrs IN NEH.fERsEY.

TRENTON, n. j., March 15.-An attempt was
made the Civil Rights law in this city even
ing colOred barber went to the Trenton House bill
Hard saloon and refused game OF billiards. and
tnereupon obtained a warrant for the proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-16
THE STATE OF TRADE.
HAVANA MARKETS.

Havana, March l5-spsuish Gold 232e233 American God
SSS FIrsuse United states so days
ajax premium; shor, sight 9799s premium; 80 days, gold
sight l3O0l3l premium London,
30 pmum 1854 20 premium. Sugar scve No.
10 Duh staDdar 14iGl5 reals arobs IN To 5G6< reals
Rr.igbt. ann. Vessels demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-16

Each patron of the Union Square Theater
tonight will be presented with q beautiful Album
Chrome and the story of the 1.-TWO Orphans" BY the
publishers Of The SeV York Family Story Paper Come
ybf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-16

people nv sending Us books and papers IN 70 IN
spDea. publ he'd In TIE tribune In behalf OF IDA
County. gratefully yours Mrs. W. r. LIvNGsT ON.
Chain Lake Center, Min. March 10. 1873
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-16

IA POSTMASTER ACCUSED OF EMBEZZLEMEST.
PHILADELPHIA, March 15.-Joseph w. Ora
ham, Deputy Postmaster at Frankford, PENN been
held in 5000 bail TO answer charge Of embezzng
draft for 3l0 sterling, passing through that Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-16
GEO. P. RowELL g. Co., No. Al Park-row,

GEO. P. HOWELL & Co, NO. At ParK-row,
New York without doubt, the leading Advertising
Agents Of the nted States and therefore othe world
They have by the free, liberal and get re- tes
and advertisers OF the continent ana
by an Unusual energy have succeeded IN pereGsns IN
of the growth and Importance OF the DC Hspapsr
business Memphis TENN Appeal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-16

All suffered with cd Slts 81 snge
describe LISIxKNr loDDg AssorIA
removed the umps drove away heath
NELSON B0YCE 245 32i-Tt
Sold By all Dru4ga Depo; No. AL sIthss Osy 5Oc AID 81
per bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-16
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
'RovfDxscs. H. L. March l5-YrataS C,sA, ar, y,es,,,a


CsicGeo iaCsrrb. srm s-t no4-sev 'rsy. pre>s
sesdv; 1000 Sstss 81 1904 80. Bstsas - JJ1
81 ~: shiDpnr Bssves. 81 rs; ssipment' 500
higher for hght gmsr fog Heavr rese rt
5000. Light 50 9Oos7 % Hea'V. Fas7 80. Errs " 70
0fS; shipm.ns, 5000
SnEzY u fsr ssmini at 81 yTesS %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-16
THE DELAW3RF ICE GORGE.

FURTHER ATTEMPTS TO BREAK UP THE ICE BY
BLAsTING-THR MAIN ARCH BROKEN THRoouh
THE RIVER SLOWLY RISING.
[PRox SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE rRIBUsE'l
PoRr JERyIs, March IA ong-dreaded
rain began today has fallen at intervals since a.
M The is melting RAPIDLY, aud the river SUN
rises 1t has rained hard at Cochccton, Calcoon Han
cock. and other places up the river all day, ou' eno
effect will hardly be felt here before morning I'e
blasting continued to-day aud the main lower arch Oh
the glacier Suns Clip was br' ken through Win
heavy blasts OF gycerne which tossed pieces Of lee
foot square feet high. All the blasts are fired from
the Of The river. charge OF IS POUNDS neu
near nightai made a the lee through which the
water poured with q perpendicular descent "
two feet, showing tno correctness Oh M
Chanute's theory that the river was damned at
this point. The upper end Of the gorge has sho'eu
down upon itself about half me and IL Is prooaoie
another dam formed. II Is felt that the er'
Is now, and the engineering operations VIII "
pushed rapidly possible in order to weaken '"e
gorge for the faal shock. rise III the river Oh io
feet would the glacier Tomorrow the hoIes wiz
be dug in the main ice dam for the reception OF tue
heavy charges which are TO constitute
the resort. Above Narrowsburg an ice Jam nio
long has formed but at that point the river DanA' "
high aud no damage IA ANTICIPATED; bat should the leo
thus Accumulated suddenly be precptated upon tho
upper OF the glacier disastrous results might oho"
In the Upper Delaware the ice has not yet broAen Io
from the shores. but it do within f5w hohiS u
The present weather continues The best chahce VI
safety Port Jeryis that the gorge Will move ou %
the way before the other Ice breaks up The feeder ua
and aqueduc Of the Delaware and Hudson Canal COM
pany at Iackawcxen endangered. They are worth
100000 or 100000 Prompt notice by telegraph oil any
movement OF the lee viii be sent here ana an
alarm sounded the drsG token or danger. Al p |"
1t is still raining.
THE ICE AT PHILADELPHIA DIsAPPEARiNu'
PHILADELPHIA, March 15.-The ice IN the
Delaware River rapidly disappearing 1t Is weak III"
honey bed and OF t carried away oy the cur
rent but in general the cakes sink beneath tho surface
OF the speedily dissolve. The gorge III tle
Schuy KIN VIII soon be "a thing OF the past.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-16
INFERRED.

PRICB-LRCOQ-At Orange J.. March TO- 1875 By the
Rev Bradner 0. Price of NeWarh j. 10 Care
une d. Lecoq dslehte OF the late samL Searnz
wALDO-PULLBRToE-hsrch 49, the residence u the suas
mother Phi by the Rev j. Adson Henry Mr.
Waldo Of Columbia College T., TO Ma Dor, Fulerssa
Nc cAdA
AH Notices Of Marriages must BE- ndorsed cita isn
, 1875-09-16

GARDNER HQUSE

CEIIC AGO
Located cornor MICHIGAN.AV.
and JACKsoN.sT., fronting on
Luke Park, with f1no Wow of Lakn
Michigan, opposite tho Great E:zpo-
sition Buildings, noar all the Rail-
rond Dopots, and placos of amuso-
mont; tho finest location in Chicano.
Pricos-.S3.O0, $3.50, and sa.oO pcr
day. G. II. GAUBERT.
Proprietor.
, 1875-09-16

On calling the Convention 10 order after the
foceas, ths Pses!dunt said. before proceeding to
bua1ness, ho dcaiZod to cali attention. III riow Of
what had occurred just boforo reoess, to the In.
propriety OF any demonstrations OF applause or
diaapprobation on the part OF those present. Hs
tsusted nothing Of the sort would again occue
during tho sesHioud OF The Couvoutiou,
THE aEY. nR, RTAHL
Feopened shs debase. He wiuhed to present rno
considerations to tho Convention. which uezs
practical in thoiF character. One waa thst Dr..
De koyen had distinctly said he could not b4
shelz Bishop. He (Nr. 81 did not wiah to say
anything about u. Do KoYea's theological
, 1875-09-16

readily sEaare4 theological qusucus. liz had given
great deal Of asent!ou to those HaoAt!ous Of doubt
10th cleEgymen a.d 1Aynen 1t the present tins. Tue
Bishop Of Michigan lad sad. In reEard 70 Dr. Mc1ar-
!, sa S.S :ps ss1sh
Ion Of their wursb1p aud 1!tua aud wa e1lrately
regular IN carrying Our tho Observations Of tho eAacu.
ag.laat Dr.. McLAren WAS tho short hmo In which lie
had been iu thu ministry Of he Church he had becu
nas .. ep unasr such
without precedent. bishop bFo~nell was ofd4!uod
Bishop thrro Years from tho tims Of sAktn9 pr1oatS
tAm. Dahop Huntington Wa only lnado p.esby,sr
short time Htose his election to The Dishoprto OF
M.ns, b., ls q a!d not aoesp. ~ once o.. .hsfo
tory ot !uen Of distinction aud br1luaacy advanced 10
promlnent positions sfter having been ouly : ahost
i ns 1ss e as 5As spsasSs es,9 :sa j.;
T. g. eSPeI SSPp0'ea to p, MsFyn
Ing iuto the Church from hoahsni... snd rould not
.pnly 70 m.a Who bud passed !ou1 life Ia he ser-
o sous md hoToaxhy ssssed il ii Us. 'us psrsnsI nd
Etety ps;ry ~ ..ns II .uost :,ofy ssoas dy
gentleman hid thoroughly 4s.sn.ll.el sho church %
~ hn''sltmnsd massesel Ill tho as.ls 4ss4sh
4! tho ropss of H. Church. fhtn. tasso
r. ss, the canon which s.td csrs,u.n should 10
tions6e, e,-xhelher Il iid not thoroughly teet
% " bstoto bs!ug made Buhuu. We weEs uos ln the
habit OF measuring thugs by uus but ~ the things
psaAussa by TINS, Tals canon could nos 70, have bssa
abort time thorough and complete church1an.
Ono OF two tAinss hal besu alyanced 1t tho co.,
ference Of The previous night Witch 10 the speakss}
did pot eonsider Ut sutit!snt importance is
aiude to tn this connection but II The, wets brought
forward s9Au be assured tho Convention they would
ha INST Dr. Locke then Rad letter from Ushou
McCosseJ, c1toIliug thu lea1a!n8 aud plosy Of pf.
NcLs1nn, aud stating that hs waa horn 10 " phbop
glowing testimonial also read from ths Rector
Of W. JuAat, Dstzolk Hs Appealed 70 them a4-anA
, 1875-09-16


NJ no Ee7. T. T. nronse, from Rhndo Island tho
Ys ". !i'ke from 1ndsna: the sr. T. 4. John
CT s; from Nt:so,rt: the 1er. w. J. Johnston, from
III inh..sta r.. TIC hey NJ I.uson, from New York
~. u =. ". soabreasc, from Mlnncsota; sne 1ev. w.
e T; HEefs, t.oln Mis@is'ipId; the Rev. F. ". Boyi
tt.t - ito "Mcon'n IN tacae sAnnld bo added ths
uktuiet,ca '''e ~ ~ A'oeA s"o A+eAA4"a