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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-07
HENRY v.

BOOTHS THBATRE. HENRY ".
JARRETT 4 PALMER beg TO announce that, amer .
prortracted course of careful preparation and finally
devotng the whole of last week, each day NOR ning
ana night to its rehearsals under the personal
tion OF Mr. CHARLIE, CALVERT, the eminent English
scholar and actor, Manager Of the Princes Theatre.
The GRAND sHAKEsPRARIAN PAGEANT
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District Court.

The District Court met pursuant to
adjournment, on Saturday the 18th inst,
and transacted the following business;
Vivian vs.. Vivian; bill for divorce and
cross bill denied.
Ellis vs.. Page 4 Panaca S. NJ. Co.
ct al; demurrer heretofore filed with
drawn, allowed until and including July
31st to answer the complaint of Ellis ut
each OF petitions of Intervention, and the
default OF any and all other lienholders
that have not appeared and been made
parties plaintiff herein, the same is here
by ordered entered.
The default of Deseret Telegraph
Company and Jeptha Woods be and
same is hereby entered.
Mary Jane Williams VS.. Newark S. NJ
Co.; on motion the time defendant has
to answer herein continued indefinitely,
and further ordered that the default Of
said defendant shall not be entered ex-
cept it be upon notice and motion, and
the County Clerk is further directed 10
make complete record of all the papers
and proceedings had in this case, in ac-
cordance with the writ of certiorari from
the Circuit Court, and forward the same
to the U. S. Circuit Court for the Dis
trict of Nevada.
Cronan VS.. Clark; on motion the
judgment entered herein is ordered dis
charged as to the defendant Clark.
Meadow Valley NJ. Co. vs.. A. w.
Maxwell; Messrs. CARRIER, Thornton and
Kelly submitted as attorneys for the
plaintiff. in place of Bishop Il sabin
withdrawn.
Court adjourned until Tuesday at lC
a. NJ.
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By TELEG RAPH
SPECIAL TO THE PIooHE DAILY asUoRr.
BY WESTERN UNION LINE.
Eastern Dispatches.

ALBANY, n. Y, Jelly Nv. T. &
Chas. W, Squires of the firm Of W. L.
Squires & Co., brokers, in this city.
were arrested last evening and both com
mitted to Jail in default OF bail. They
claim they can establish the fact by New
York brokers that all their transactions
were legitimately and honestly con-
Quoted, and that all deposits alleged to
have been made in New York by their
house were made in legitimate manner
New YORK, July IA case involving
the constitutionality of the amended
postal law has been brought in the U, s.
Circuit Court for this district. gem
tleman offers book for mail transmits
sion to Philadelphia from this city, post
age at the old rates being offered and
being refused, he applies for a manda-
mus to compel the Postmaster to receive
the packages. The argument of the ap-
plicant is that the sundry civil appropri-
alton bill into which the amendment in.
creasing the rate on the third class mat
ter was inserted, was not bill for the
revenue; that the amendment did provide
ways and means for raising revenue; that
the Senate has no constitutional author
ity to originate measures for that pur-
pose, that being the sole prerogative of
the House, and that the postal amend
ment having originated with the Senate
and grated on the bill was not one for
revenue purposes and consequently I'M
constitutional.
New YORK, July 1.-THE Rifle Asso-
citation of this city have adopted pro-
gramme for reception of the American
team, which includes trip down the
bay to meet the steamer on the return of
the team, procession up Broadway in
carriages and banquet in tho evening
Suitable testimonial will be presented to
each.
CHICAGO, July IA fire ut 276 Mil.
waukee avenue, this morning destroyed
the furniture mandatory of Louis
Schultze. The loss on building and
stock is estimated at 100000
A Washington speciil says that the
medical officers of the Navy and Treas
ury Departments are very much excited
over report of the existence of yellow
fever at Norfolk, Va. The report has
not yet been fully verified, but the in
formation comes from such sources anl
is SO positive in its character that there
seems to be no reason for apprehension
that the scourge is in close proximity tt
the Northern States. A telegram ha
been received by the Supervising Sur
geon of the Marine Hospital, intimatint
that the fever was brought there by
vessel from the Barbados Islands. The
Presi dent of the Board of Health ha
brought the subject to the attention OF
that body and the result will probably bs
that a temporary quarantine will immedi
ately be ordered against Norfolk.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July IA. NJ
Dridgeman supposed to be one of tn,
,, men implicated in the attempted express
robbery and murder at Long Point. Ills
| was arrested last night in Wabash Bot
toms and brought to Terre Haute thi
; mornipo Ha answars thu 1aooripfio n,
OF the man.
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AWoRD TO BILLIARp PLAYERs.-Henrv
Mahlstedt, at the Panaca Saloon. Lacour
street, has just placed in his saloon two
Of the finest billiard tables to be fopnd
on the Pacific Coast, one of them beinp
full sized French carom table and the
other small three-fourth parlor table
They are fitted with Phelan Il Collan.
der's everlasting steel plate cushions
and were made by Liesenfeld, of San
Francisco. Now, all you billiard PLAYERS,
here is chance to show your skill both
at billiards and pool. You need never
leave the saloon for want of finding an
opponent. for Ely will always be on hand
to accommodate you at either game, and
will be liberal enough to give you good
show and not beat you all the time. You
Gun always find on hand also large as
sortment of No. liquors, with cigars Of
the best brands. One price One bit
A word to the wise is sufficient. If
The Centennial Commissioners have
visited Phoebe, and expressed themselves
as pleased with the appearance in things,
especially Of the drinks at the Panaca
saloon. One price, one bit.
If you want any tin ware, sheet iron
and copper ware manufactured or repair
ed, and also plumbing at very low prices,
go to J. j. Halpin & Co., who employ
none but first-class workmen. Il.
HAVE ice enough for all Phoebe and
my ice house is in good condition.
Leave orders at Fulks ~ McAlpin's
saloon. W. II. WILSON.
CHEEsE! Cheese One thousand pounds
of White River Cheese; also, best East
ern Cheese, for sale, to the trade or at
retail. at T. G. PouJADE's.
IcE.cREAM at the San Jose every day
from p. m. to 10 p. M. manufactured
from pure cream and fresh eggs,
BEST brands of Sack and Plug Tobacco,
Pipes, Pouches, ETC., at Rolla Watts,
DIR. Lees Drug Store.
E. McAvoY will deliver any hay free OF
charge to all parties buying the same
from Billy the Stage Boy. jy7-1w
IoEl Icel delivered daily by me
Leave orders at Fulks & McAlpin't
saloon. IT. W. r. WILSON.
Cigars, all brands, qualities and kinds
for sale by Rolla Watt at Lees drug
store, Main street. If
Ice, CRYSTAL Ice, delivered daily by
5. 3. Martina. Leave orders at saloons
OF E. Hamilton or Fulks & McAlpin. 1
RoLLA WATT, at DIR. Lees Drug Store
DE Cabanas brand of cigars, three for 81
cents.
THE best of sherry and claret wines
are to be had at 7. G. Poujade's. 1w
EXTRA California butter to be had al
CULLEN & Donohue's. at 81 per roll.
FRESH California ranch butter at Jos
Coschina's, 81 per roll. If
Fresh Garden Seeds at Alexander
drug store.
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Pacific Coast.

SAN Francisco, July IT, The edi-
torial excursion party arrived here last
night by the Vallejo train.
The ticket of the Temperance Reform
party is falling to pieces. Col. j. V. B.
Goodrich, candidate for 1t. Governor,
and W. Fl. Baxter, for Secretary of State,
have sent in their destinations. Any
thony, candidate for Clerk of the Su-
preme Court, also declines to run.
BEAVER, Utah, July 17.-Deputy U. S.
Marshal Jerome Cross arrived here this
evening with P. X. Smith in charge.
Cross has been after him since June 25,
He found him in San Bernardino county.
When found Smith was willing to come
and give his testimony.
UKrAH, CAL, July 1.-THE Ukiah In
stitute, the only public school-house in
Ukiah City, took fire at o'clock p. m.
to-day, and is still burning. Its des-
truction is inevitable and complete. The
building cost $4,000. The fire is the
handiwork of an incediary. Great ex-
element prevails.
SAN Francisco, July II. - The indie.
pendents hold a meeting at Union Hall
this evening at 8 o'clock The meeting
will be addressed by Gen. Bidwell and
other speakers. Ex-Gov. Blasdell and
United States Marshal Lammon, of Ne
vada, are in the city.
EIKo. New, July 1.-THE weather is
pleasant with rain strongly threatened.
The Young American Company find
ing their ore contains so much silver in
addition to gold. are now putting in PAM
for amalgamating. They have Just sen
down another two thousand dollar brick
The Blue Jacket Company at Bull
Run are putting up Bruckner rooster
The Mardes Company, at the ISLAM
Mountain, have purchased 1O-stam]
mill to put up on their property.
The last stage from Cornucopia cam
through in less than eight hours. Wood
ruff & Ennor, next week, will run dali,
instead Of tri-weekly line.
Forty-nine hundred dollars from th
Leopard to-day, the first installment o
their 2O-stamp mill, has already arrived
on the ground, and grading for the foun
dation is being actively pushed.
BEAVER, Utah. July 17.-More wit
! nesses are being subpGnaed, as it is YER
undecided whether they win accept Lee
. statement, which is now completed
thinking he will not tell the truth; i
: they don't, be will be put on trial Nor
4 | dov
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-ooD.-The Carson Tribune thus dis

GooD.-The Carson Tribune thus dis
courses
A newspaper editor has perhaps a
more difficult position to fill than any
man on earth. If he desires success
more than honor, he must be the tool of
politicians or other individuals; if he
comes boldly out and denounces what
appears to be wrong and applauds what
is right. he subjects himself to the anath-
emas of those interested. Politically, an
editor is q serf, and in business point
OF view, he is worse than o travelling
Methodist preacher. II really independ-
ent, the newspaper editor occupies the
proudest position on earth; but II work.
ing for bread and butter, the crown he
may perchance wear is crown OF thorns.
And yet there is apleasurable excitement
in the life of politician or editor that
compensates for all the contumely that
may be poured on their respective heads,
and the latter named class have the best
OF it-for they hold the power; Q power
that cannot be controlled nor overcome
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MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DELEGATES.
The Board met at 8 O'Clock last even
ing at the Protection Hose House, and |
the constitution and bylaws were
adopted as revised and read by the Sec.
rotary and adopted as whole by the |
Board, and signed by all the Delegates.
The Board then proceeded to the cleo
ton of permanent officers of the Phoebe
Board of Delegates President, J. ].
Halpin; Secretary, A. Ii. Emanuel;
Treasurer, L. V. LOOMS. The Chair
then appointed the following Commit
tees: On Judiciary, Thompson, Arnold
and Sultan; Finance, Shustrich, Good
man, LOOMS; Rules, Emanuel, Cullen,
Thompson; Certificates, Emanuel, Gull
len, Loomis. Secretaries of the differ
ent companies are notified to give to the
Secretary of the Board of Delegates
list of all active members entitled to vote
at the election for Chief Engineer and
two Assistants ON the 4th day Of August
next, within five days prior to the day of
said election. Polls to be held at Pro-
lection Hose Company's House. The
1 following were appointed Judges Hook
and Ladder Company, H. Ward; Phoebe
Hose Company No. l, t. Campbell; Pro-
lection Hose No. 2, D. W. Newman.
The Board ordered copies of the consti-
tuition and bylaws printed. Adjourned
till Thursday, the 22d instant.
A. Fl. EMANUEL, Sec.
That charming lady, Mrs. Powers, who
is possessed of all the grace and beauty
imaginable, was brought before Justice
Allen for disturbing the public peace and
the dignity of this community by using
vile and opprobious epithets in the pres
ence of ladies and children, and who
was dealt with SO leniently by his
Honor, having only fined her $50, which
she obtained and thereby purchased her
freedom. was again arrested last
night on the same charge by officer
Kelley. While under arrest she did not
stop to go to the Justice Office, but
made the fastest time on record for the
County Jail She was given in charge
of George Birdsall, who will tender her
all the hospitalities his donjon-keep
affords. She will probably have a hear
ing tomorrow, when she will not meet
the Justice with enough nerve to plead
for mercy as she did on the last occasion,
we'll knowing that she imposed too
heavily on good nature.
8 FIvE-STAMP MILL, Bullionville, N. B.
Norvall, Supt.-The 5-stamp mill is run.
. ming day and night. The HUM & Hunt
ore is pulping 800. 1t has been pulp.
ing that for three days. They are turn
ing out bullion pretty rapidly.
!. We call attention to the meeting notice
q of the Phoebe Fire Department. under the
head of New To-day" The meeting
d will be held on the evening Of the Goth
!. instant, when important business will be
presented.
It Charlie La Force, formerly connected
n with the Eureka Sentinel, arrived in last
. nights Hamilton stage; also, the family
. of John Croyland, who have been absen
about two weeks.
% A. B. HUNT escorted the Hon. Henri,
. Edgerton into Phoebe in buggy yester
|, day evening.
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duction. About the same amount of ore
is being extracted. Il will be worked
about the last of the month. The work
ing Of the ore from this mine has aver
aged $500 per ton.
SOUTH SIDE con. NJ. co.
The South Side Con. Mining Company
is going to commence work and develope
the groupings on the above mine. This
being one of the Oldest locations in the
camp, we don't see why il has not been
taken hold of previous TO this by some
moneyed men, as we are under the i'm
preston that there is fair showing
there
AMERICAN FLAG.
Notwithstanding the hard rock en-
countered the usual progress in sinking
the main shaft has been made, which
has now attained depth of 100 feet be-
low the 10th station, making the total
depth of the shaft l, 100 feet from the
surface. They continue to get out con-
siderable ore from the Sd level slopes,
and now have on the dump over 100
| tons.
SILVER PEAK.
The mine is in excellent working con-
dition. Force doubled on 6OO-foot level;
raising, drifting and sinking at this
depth; vein strong and regular, giving
assays just provokingly below pay. The
ledge runs through pure quartz, and
gives every indication of yielding pay at
an early date.
HUM AND HUNT.
This mine has increased the force of
workmen, who are taking out eight tons
of ore daily. The mine presents favor
able appearance, and the ore is improv-
ing in quality aud in quantity. The i'm
preston is that this is bound to be an A
| No. | mine.
SPRING MOUNT.
Nothing new to chronicle in relation
to this mine, except that considerable
ore is now being raised.
ANTILLES.
Are driving ahead very rapidly. Con.
tract will be completed by the end Of
this month.
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Yesterday the preliminary examination
into the case of Charles Frendo, the
Maltese chief, charged with the attempt
ed murder of Louis Godrenil, on Sun
day last, came off before Justice Allen at
II o'clock m. The defendant having no
counsel and unable to procure any, the
Judge appointed Geo. S. Sawyer to act
as attorney for him. The first witness
examined was Louis Godrenil, and as he
was unable to speak English an inter-
prefer was appointed. He gave his tes-
timony with many gestures, ETC., similar
to all the French, stated the preliminary
circumstance to the shooting was Charles
hitting him over the mouth for refusing
to let him use cabin that belonged to
Mr. Gaudin, afterward saw defendant
while he, Godrenil, was working at some
clothes, being q tailor-when he was
within two yards of the door of the cab.
in at which he sat in chair. Defendant
had a double barrelled shotgun in his
hands and aimed 1t at the face of wit.
ness, who judging the defendant by his
appearance, had blood in his heart
and murder in his eye," Immediately
ducked his head when the gun went off
the witness then concluded. The de.
PENDANT by his counsel waived further
examination, upon which Judge Aller
held him in 81, 900 bail to await the &C
ton of the grand jury, in default OF
which he was committed to the Count,
Bastile.
Suits entered as followed: J. L. TODD
vs.. John Steele; Culverwell vs. M
Reagan. Execution.
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s,S FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT
SAN FRANCISCO. July II,

SAN FRANCISCO. July Il.
$50, SATURDAYS SALES.
7s5 ophir-4sn isA ishssO i9h 4as isHs5
a., Nsxiesn-2oa 2O7. abs II
az could i Curry-ls III ls4
9sto Best Belcher-4s ASA Ash 4o's
goo Ssyage-l04 100
"a Chollar Potosi-Is n 20 ~
ais Hale Norcross-4l Al . ~
,I1S Crown POINTS, S3h 3S%bj
Is yellow Jaeket-93 % y %
1935 Imperial-9A "a ga
400 Empire MILL
$50 Kantuck-l5a Is l555
so G II Quarts
3o5 Alpha-2l 2OA
rs rs BeIcher-s2 six 81 sOS4 soAh3o
20 Confidence-274 q 26H 20
ITO Con Virginia-3ll 3l2
l65 Sierra Nevads Is AK
1900 California-57A 5Ih 81 5i's
300 Bullion-50 50b3
As Seq Belcher-g7 SIh
AS oyerman-69 59h
10 Justice-llO
100 Succor-lA Ia
$50 Union Con-IA ia
965 Lady Brysn-lA y LIS
$50 Julia--l5 l5b
2l0 Caledonia-2O l9a A9P 10
so Knickerbocker-4
400 Globe-lB .,,.
356 Baltimore Con-4A IA
3l4 Utah-109s
900 Silver KILL 1Ok 1913
IS Eclipse--l0bs 10
40 Y Con--2A
go Occidental-3A
$40 Dayton-3B
400 Rock ISLANDS
225 Challenge-7h ia
100 Kossuth-lb
800 Woodville-2A
100 Mint-40c
$40 Prospect-4H
6lO Cosmopolitan-55c 6Oc
800 Wells Fargo-l5c
445 Lady Washington-1h
30 American Flats
$50 Pacifc-2h az
$40 Andes-4A Az sb30
10 Raymond Il Ely-53
525 Meadow Valley--6h 6As 6atb30
800 Original H Quartz-2hb30
50 Eureka Con-57 y SIX
$50 Jackson Ia
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-18

Years ago, when the middle aged men
Of to-day were boys, Horace Greedy
wrote: ut is a great hope of consola-
ton to us, that when the public shall be
tired of us as an editor, We can make a
satisfactory livelihood at setting. type
or farming, so that while our strength
lasts. ten thousand blockheads, taking
offense at some article they do not un-
derstand, could not drive us into the
poor-house," And SO many man be.
comes trusly independent.
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DELINQUENT SALES.

HUM and Hunt silver Mining Conn
pany-Location of Principal Place Of Bus
mess. San Francisco, California; location Of
Observation-Disclosures IL deIiuouent upon
the following described stock, on account Of
assessment mo. III levied on the 7th day OF
May, 1875, the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders, as fol-
lows. = -
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And in accordance with law and IN order Of
the Board OF Directors, made ON the It'll
day Of May, 1875. 80 many shares Of each
parcel Of such stock - may be necessary viii
Company, Room q. No. 400 California street.
San Francisco. California, on Friday, the
Ninth day Of July, 1876. at the hour q one
O'Clock p. m. OF said day, TO pay said dslin-
az ativertiaino and expsneee Of tho sa1ss
mn 40 T. L. KNBALLy Gscxse.sy.
once: Room 2, No. 400 California seless. san
Francisco. California. ND"
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES,
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
BY GnMAR 4 'sAL1sBURY's HAMILTON LINE:
W Lattimer Colonel Edgerton
f Monaghan Mrs Ike Phillips
DEPARTURES.
HUGH WHITES SALT LAKE LINE;
Steve Wilmans Mrs I Wilmans
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Az. meeting Of the Board OF Dfrectors held
INV Sth. 1875. the above sale was postponed
until Friiay. July 4od, 167ss Il ne sams
n''' l'' -" II. L. KIMBALL. gecsetssy.
ofsce-Room 2. No. 400 California strest. Dan
Francisco. California. tsetd
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duction. About the same amount of ore
is being extracted. II will be worked
about the last of the month. The work
ing of the ore from this mine has aver
aoed 5000 uer tom
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This mine is being worked with the
usual degree Of success and is looking as
we'll as ever. Ore is being daily raisaa
and shippsd to the Newark mill for OFF, rs.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-12-16

los on the buildings and stock is es-
timated at 500, 900 on which there IS
an insura1cs Of S3I6,0OO The loss of
the Sewing Machine cabinet shop will
not probably beieSs than 500, 900.
The buildings burned are those for
merly occupied by the Wheeler d
Wilson Company. The new build
-ings of-this-e8tnPany. erected about
seven years ago, were not burned.
About two hundred skilled merriam
icvars thrown nut of employment
by the conflagration which is the
most serious hat has occurred in this
city for years.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-12-16
SATURDAY, D~EcEMBER1s 1870.
Mrs. Van Colts Misfortune.


The Santa Barbara I0der tells q
story about Mrs. Maggie Van Coti's
talk with IA Methodist bishop in San
Francisco about her request for ordi-
nation Says Mrs. Van Colt: During
the hast year, through my lnhors, /
have brought I,TS5 persons into the
CHURCH. Have 1 not shown my "a
pscity to ill the position ?" "C'r-
tainly.'' says the bishop, you have >"
Says Mrs. Van Cott: ain order to a
eompliSh these conversions L have
travelled 7,2Os miies. Have / not
shown my capacity to bear fatigue
a6dexposuTe, andHto ten
poFai comforts in luboring for the
futth?" 'sYe4," says the Bishop.
Yen hnve..p Says Mrs. Van Colt /:
"In The prosecution Of my ministerial
work 1 have written i'm one year 650
~lefters, anl~I haye attended s2s re-
liafnns meetings; aud / have preached
$50 sermnns. Could more lie asked +?
What man OF you all has done more
than this?'hYNone,p says the Bishop,
"none." Says Mrs. Van Colt: ~
haye spent E.T76 hours in religious
meettRss during one year. Has any
minister in the land exhibited II
greater zeait and a more DEVOTED
steadfa-tness IN the faith?" "None,"
says the Bishop, "~nOnc." You have
Travelled and written, and prayed aud
preached; md 1,T3j persons received,
through your ministrations into the
church, bear living and joyful testi-
mony to your power in converting
sinners TO Christ and saying souls
from d~ardnatinn Naturalization
you are-aD The Bishop paused.
"Speak ! speak "said Mrs. Van Colt.
"Say what mn that should keep me
from doing the work Of my God ard
Saviorv Said theiBi9hp "Ynu-you
Mrs. Nau-Cott, are a-ynu are"
"Oh, go oe,u said Mrs. Nno Colt.
"Do not hesitate tostell me what is
the terrible thing you would name.
Go on. What terrible crime have l
committed That SHOULD disqualify me
for Christ's work?2 Speak name it
and 1 wifi Immediately withdraw
my application" Said the Bishop:
"Twiu not prdaiR you. You are a."
WHAT am Is't said Mrs. Van Colt.
"Oat with itSSpeuk like n man.
Nnue my .crimel' "Oh," said The
Bishop ''itfssno crime-no crime, l
suppose, Mrsg Nan Colt. but only Il
terrible m~isfortune." "On! name my
m%isfortnne, -then," said Mrs. Van
CoaIt.H 1t IS one that dehnrs y e
from Ordination TODD the work ct my
heavenly Master, then, indeed, it is Il
terfibiemisfortnne; but l will bear it,
Name II, and, through Chtist's help,
1 will bear IT," Il will not ordain
you,,said The Bishop. "You are
you nre-God give me strength to
speak it! Yoa are-a-woman."