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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-18
COLLEGE CoMMENCEMENTs.

Tho following commandments will take place this
month That OF 81. stephens College AnnandaIc,
n. ". The 2ist inst, o'clock Y. N. Tho SER
mon before tho Missionary society will be preached by
Rev. w. T. Gibson, D. D., at balfpast seven o'clock
that evening
Next week Is commencement week at Yalc. Tho ex-
crciscs will be opened Friday. June % by the de-
livery OF Townsend by six members OF the
senior class In competition for the dc Forrest medal
the Battcl chapel The commencement exercises Ia
the Centre church will begin on Thursday forenoon.
Tho sixty -iourih commenccm Of Hamilton College
viii Thursdsv. Juno 20
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CHAT BY THE WAY.

II Is somewhere said that tho man who lives for him
self alone lives for tho follow that can DO
found.
cause you will inevitably end your career in disap
po:ntmont that the world has not appreciated you.
Think little OF yourself and you will lind the world viii
mink the more oil you tor IL
Never keep oil the good deeds you havo
aonc You easily trust the Lord to do that
Your religion ought be divorced from your
aaly life. 1t docs hot follow because processes
aot TO have sinned for tccn years that no does
sand his sugar othor folks do. ~
II was once said OF clergyman whose "tricks and
nanners'' were somewhat peculiar. that when he
n the pulpit his eIoqucncc persuasive that tho
pcopIc wished he might of Il. and when
~ was making his parish calls he was so trivial that
Ihc people wished he might never go into IL
II is almost impossible to XIII man by honest hard
work, but you can worry him death IN a very short
Time u Is the nervous tho muscular system, that
gives out Some people sing az their work and 1--we
ong; others fret at their work and One
png Is better than MANY tears.
Decision Ia very important element OF character
n could treat all habits az General Putnam
treated SPY found his cncampmcnt we should
souderinlly hasten tho millennium. He wrote to Gov
wnor Tryon the following cpisilc:--
si9-SatEan Palmer. lieutenant IN your Kings SER
Vee, wa iakcn ~ my cnnp as SPY. Hc
eemncd rs spy, aud he shall be hanged a spy.
T. S.--Altcfnoon--iIc Is hanged.
Elhc Protestant conventions TO DO nourshng an
unaccountabic cnmr.y for the Catholics Gentlemen
calling hard names proves neshinE Il docs not mako
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COMING MURDER TRIALS.

George Knight, indicted for the murder OF Joseph
Bennett upon the 9th of last April at No. 265 Stanton
street, by sabbng hl.n with knife, will be placed
trial tomorrow, in tho Court OF General Sessions be-
fore Recorder Hackett Assistant District Attorney
Russell! will prosecute for the people and Nj. William
f. kintzng will conduct the defence. At the concu-
sion Of the knight Mr.. Russell VIII move The
trial Of John Keenan,, charged with killing Richard
Bell, ut NJ 262 William street, during light, upon
the 2st OF last May, by stabbing him tho chest with
n knfa Mr. KNITTING Will defend
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SEA cLIrg, june lG, 1870

SEA CLIrs June 10. 1870
To rHE Eprroa on rng HERALD
Tho students or Lyon Female Seminary, at this
place. gave a very pleasant entertainment last night.
June ID, at the hotel The music gwen by the young
ladies was especially fine, evncing high order Of tai
and cultivation. The literary exercises were very
choice and characterized by spicy originality,
nearly everything having been prepared expressly Tor
the OCCASION ana nothing used hiving ever been IN
print, except tine rccation--the wounded ana tho
Lost Heir---by MISS Clinton Everything WIS we'll rem
dcrcd aud reelected great credit upon tho instructors
OF the Seminary W.
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A DOUBTFUL HONOR DECLINED.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HgRALD:-
In last Sundays HERALD my namc appears rs one OF
the incorporators Of new society, "rhc Religion of
Humanity" &c May ! beg you to say that know
nothing whatever OF such society," aud upon exam!-
nation ot the articles OF Incorporation IN the County
Clerks Office do moi lind my name nor any name at
all like u. Your reporter simply imposed upon
BY foolish busybody in tho County Clerks Office.
JOSEPH BLuMENTHAL
Nxw York, June To- 1870
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din and roar OF the world. We have becn thinking OF
the proper proportion in which these two ingredients
should be mingled, and have como 10 tho conclusion
that about pound of dove necessary 10 every ounce
serpent Even then you will md tho mixture pretty
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the Diocese Of Ontario and entered upon his duties
Us assistant minister OF -. Georgc's, Toronto. !.
the Holy Sepulchrc, New York city, wi sail for
Europe june Is. Rev. James sioddard late Of Eliza
beth, y. j., VIII oihciate there during his absence
Bishop Paddock, OF Massachusetts. viii preach the
ordination sermon before tho Philadelphia DIVINITY
school on Thursday next IN tho Church OF the Holy
Trinity
The diocese OF Iowa is 10 be divided and all that
part lying west OF line from Wayne 10 Worth coun-
tics Is 10 DO Set oil MS missionary diocese.
MISCELLANEOUS.
When Mr. Moody Chicago the other day and
attracted such nullitdcs the local papers forced
ing winch he had before he to England So great
was the rush 10 hear him that the Of the show
adopted the system OF ticket admissions. which have
been voted such contemplate other cities
that its lessons ought not DO lost there.
Tho Independent Hebrew gives rumor that an ugly
feeling manifested In certain pubic schools OF this
city toward Jewish children and tina, teachers crafty
their animus by making insulting remarks and other
wise behaving in uisrespectul toward Jewish
pupils because OF their religious iath
Rabbi Mayer, 0f Baltimore, aeains: whom charges
were made that he had mnistercd in Christian
churches IN Europe as convert 10 Christianity, aud
afcrwari, without any recantation Of faith, became
again rabbi of Jewish congregation, has been
Obliged to retire from his pulpit Ills congregation In
veseateG the charges ana tho majority sustained Mr.
Mayer But the minority, who did not like TO have
Withdrew their membership and set up separate
concern The majority were then unable 10 pay their
minister and meet the current expenses OF The syna-
gogue and they reluctantly bought him Off and he
has gone 10 Europe.
II u reported tnat canvass OF tho Centennial Ex-
hibion has revealed the TACT that a very large ma
jorty Of the exhibitors and those engaged about tho
buildings and grounds are in favor OF the Sunday
closing.
precious revival season has been enjoyed by tho
Reformed Church OF New Utrecht, n. Y rhrty-nvc
ncrsons united with the Church al the last communion
Eighteen OF them were young men.
The Rev. DR.. Newman Hall says tho churches OF
Great Britain have lost 30 900 members within three
years by inicmperancc.
Mr.. Moody has refused to dedicate his church build
ing IN Chicago until IL entirely paid for Twelve OF
the nineteen thousand dollars due were raised at
meeting held last week, and unless the balance was
raised before to-day the church be shut up until
paid for. Meantime, Mr. Moody will spend the
mer in Northteld, Mass, ana the Chicago people
anxious to have him open TALL campaign with them.
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where the medicine man Will lose his occupation The
old Goth looked forward drinking beer out OF the
skulls Of his enemies and having such Wild and
hilarious time earth dreamed OF Moore says
Of another that
persian's heaven Is ess'ly made,
Ills but black eyes and Lemonade.
Some very encouraging news has been received from
country, and the Home Society anxiousIy awaited a
little careless about the Golden Rule The onged
for report ut last. but, alas 1t was from tho
natives, and hus:--"Your missionaries were good
please send some more"
people depend for salvation on faith and others
feel secure In works The two however, always 20 TO-
gcther and caunot DO separated. Unless you have
both you had better not boast OF having either man
the other day being asked II he met the Sanosc
Twins answered that no well acquainted with one
Of them but that he had seen tho other Faith
and works arc united by Iigament which cannot be
severed, and he who knows tho sure to make the
acquaintance OF the other.
There Is a commandment somewhere to the effect
hat we should be wisc scrpcnts and harmless as
doves Unfortunately the proportion Of these two
gradients Is not given, and. consequently, great
Of latitude IN obedience 10 exercised. There 10 a very
small class OF men who put the minimum OF the SER
psnt and the maximum OF the dove together and they
manage 10 live harmIesslv and inoIensively They
make noise, attract attention, but always leave
tender memory behind when they take their flight to
worlds unknown. Then tnerc IL very much larger
class OF persons who TO have mingled the maxi
mum OF serpent with tho minimum OF dove aud the
consequence Is that tho dove element IL SO overpow-
cred that Il 10 not discovered a. all Theso Tho
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ESCAPE FROM DETENTION.

Early Yesterday morning two witnesses made their
escape from the House Of Detention, next 10 tho Four
feenth precinct station house. In Mulberry street.
They we're Charles Bauer witness In tho OF dis
orderly house, aud Charles Vote. alias May, alias
Werner. who undcr indictment for perjury. On
The sih Gsa May made complaint OF grand larceny
against sarah Moses charging her With stealing $50
from hss person on April ~ a counter charge WINS
made b, her IN the Court 81 General Sessions charging
May with perjury, and he wns locked up IN the House
aud Bancr were confined IN tho room. They
Escaped ~ making . hole through tho wall Of
tDsir sleeping apartment and dropping q DIS.
lance 81 twelve feet into n small open
place NJ the rear 81 tho building. which
tcsed wnL 4 ranc shed and an allcywny lead
inr lno Marion street No 10 Il appears that some
time ago MAJ succeeded bringing IN with him old
nle Their other tools iron bar and an old
snse knfs According 20 tho statement 81 Mr. &. knr-
gus Who ivcs 40 ~ Marion street. they havo
been a. work Monday last, ~ had heard tho
nut~c occasienea IN making The hole. John Downing.
4 iuy. uho slrflv The wooden shed through which
the c-calcd heard the muse 81 falling sand and
hfcAs aIopi t~o O'clock yesterday morning. and
pretty AFTER dag underneath commenced barking
pretty uds. thus Axing very nearly the Time Of their
nrhL Ma, had pretended 10 be sic all day yesterday
a. clnae . sefxaion The hole Twelve inches
aide ~ sixteen 90 eighteen high on the inside aud
lsuf etrhi vide ~ fourteen bigh the outside Tho
men lad commenced work ~hcre there flnc In
the ua tnaklur Tor them a. break through.
ufosrs frfk m aud Waters duty In the House
u i,csentlcn ~ tbr timc ~ thc escape
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THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE.

To rmx EpsroR o. rnx nEEsLp;--
beg the privilege slreash ,oss ec'smns 81 dlressnx
attention to abe unfair and even sseossieous msansr
IN which a majority Of tha Hoard ~ slterm~s have
treated cissyens IN the a sh~ Aekyn ir,dz
Tho circumstances arr. hresas. = io'io~s e-<ops
ten days ago being abpas b. tskun W the Aiavr
tho issuing = bonds fafthrfancs ~ tho
srruc,on Of tho bridge 70 the anount = ~ e1r go 80
= number n prominent commercial men and pfcpery
protested against sa psope-ed arton Alleging
that tho bridge would oi,-sss,t commerce. nIuf~ orr
city and 10 10 uolalon u lie act "
Congress authorizing ~ anil respectfully aNkea
COMMITTEES Roads and bridges. order thai go
quest was aeccdsd 10. hearings were had b.
fore The committee. composed ~ Afdrfmcn Tnofney.
Kc'iIy and Cuciipp Tho third hearing VS. ct a~~n
Tor Friday last. eleven O'Clock A. a.. aud gate .
number Of -ulzcns present 70 - heard. hst AFTER
waiting until nearly o'clock, and none ~ the
mittcc showing themselves. obliged 70 leave, art
notifying the Clerk OF the Board that they would attend
upon notice. Tho next day Saturday the Board -
Aldermen convened, and, upon the motion Of Aitsr-
man Tuomcy against the protest Of both 81 bis asso
GATES On the committees Messrs. Reilly and Cndhpp
the Board voted 10 discharge the committee.
No~, Mr. Editor, u seems 70 me tat there can DO
hut one construction placed upon such psorcdufe.
AMI that " the Aldermen dd desire that The pablo
should ~ enlightened the state ~ the
through he publicity Of the ncoatfovcribie facts that
were coming out before the committee. a u. ~,
NEW YORK. May q l67G
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THE STRIKING TAILoRs.

Tho three aiiors of Tooley street created dis
lurbancc in their day. A disturbance, though Of .
somewhat different character promises be created by
some tailors Of the present day The Of these
sworn knights OF the shears Henry Kolmeyer,
Carl Breithaupt, John Fortune, August Perlo Peter
Rasking Michael Shay and Charles Stcinack. As re-
ported at the time in the HRRALD these parties
arrested on the LIST OF March Inst at the
instigaton Of Of the members OF tho firm
Of Brooks Brothers on q charge Of disordery
conduct, locked up station house overnight and
discharged next morning by police magistrate. Tho
whole difficulty grew out OF strike among ailors, IN
dcmnfy themselves for their and Imprisonment
suits have been brought through Messrs D. r. Iyddcy
and exJndgc Goodctt counsel for tho tailors,
against Brooks Brothers for $40 600 damages EACH
malicious prosecution and false imprisonment Tho
papers Ia the served yesterday on the
kessrs Brookes counsel and lengthy litigation in
vovlng important questions in tho matter OF strikes
promises enSue.
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THE COURTS.
The Police Board and Lager Beer
Selling in Places ofAmusement.
INJUNCTION AGAINST THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
1mmunities of Extradited
Prisoners.
RuBENsTEIN's LAST CHANCE.

There seems to be prospect Ct lively time In tho
courts IN ltigatng the question whether the Commits
sicners Of Police have acted legally In their recent
lion prohibiting the sale OF lager beer and other liquors
~ the different Bowery gardens and variety theatres in
this city In the auditorium during their performances
An edict embodyng such prohibitory sale, as has
already been published IN the HERALD, was issued by
the Police Commissioners about week ago. Consider
Ing this action tho part Of the Police Board Illegal
tho proprietors OF the places Of In question
have taken steps to brine 10 legal adjudication the
question whether such interference on the part OF
the Police Board ~ warranted by law. In
Supreme Court, Chambers yesterday, before
Judge lawrence. there appeared N. H.
Godschmidt, proprietor of the Tvoli Theatre,
Charles traub proprietor OF the Bowery Garden John
n. Haas proprietor Of the National Garden and Paul
Bauer, proprietor of the Bowery Varieties also q
representative OF Mrs Falk the propretrcss OF vok g
Garden accompanied by their counsel, Mcssrs Law
and Wheeler to apply for injunction restrain
ing the Police Board from interfering with their selling
respective places OF amusement 4 temporary injunc-
ton granted and order to show cause why the
same should not be made permanent, which will bring
the whole matter before the courts Tho Police Board
basc their action the law OF 1862 in reference to
concert saloons On the contrary II Is claimed they
had right TO take tho present action under this law
and particularly in view OF the fact that the complain
ants have each taken out the license required by law
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THE LAW OF EXTRADITION.

At length tho case Of Henry C. Cole, involving an
important question under tho laws regulating the
tradition Of persons charged with crime from one
State TO another has reached final conclusion in the
sourts Cole was recently arrested under rcquision
Df Governor Tilden upon the Governor Of Pcnnsyl-
vanin to a charge OF forging school bonds OF
Allentown, Pa, brought to this city, tried at
the Court OF General Sessions and following
hts acquittal, Immediately arrested civil
suit--a Judgment for SO 900 having been entered
against him in Kings county. writ OF hnbeas corpus
sued out by his counsel, Mr. Charles W. Brooks,
which has been under for the past three days
before Judge Lawrence in supreme Court Chambers.
The counsel argued that the criminal proceedings were
Instituted for tho SIMPLE purpose Of bringing him in this
jurisdiction, and that there mutual obligation be-
tween governors OF States in such cases that
when re.r tho party STAT, a'au tso he hitch must IS
cxradited 1t also insisted that the eye OF the
law the prisoner had not left the jurisdiction Of Penn
vnnia and was not liable under civil process to arrest
In this State On tho other side Mr. Morgan claims
duo process OF laws that It duty devolving the
proper parties to bring him within the jurisdiction of
this State, and that his subsequent arrest
perfectly legal In hts decision Judge Law
conclusion that the prisoner was brought into this
State for the purpose of arrestng him civil action
and that the criminal proceedings Tor that
purpose. Ho added, further that inasmuch all the
authorities hold that upon this being made TO appear TO
the Court the prisoner entitled TO his discharge,
he felt It his duty to discharge him Mr. Brooks
stated that Mr. Morgan had kindly informed him that
he had another process under which he intended to
Immediately arrest the prisoner which TACT was admit
led by Mr. Morgan. second habcas corpus was I'M
mcdiatciy obtained and after somc further argument
she prisoner again discharged amid tho
gratuations Of his friends.
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contract issued by tho Commissioner OF Public Works
for regulating grading 10th is valid Comp
troer Green had refused tho approval Of the surces
Of the contractor on the ground that the properly
would not bear tho assessment, it being mostly
under water and nuisance TO tho persons
residing in tho neighborhood This ruling Of
the Court OF Appeals Is said to cover also
under with many other streets for similar I'M
provemcnt. large number OF workingmen will DO
put to work Immediately unless the Comptroller still
continues in opposition and refuses 10 approve the
surctes. The people residing in tho vicinity Of 10Th
street rejoicing that there Is likelihood Of
having pest spot removed before the summer heat
sets 10. Should the Comptroller persist In opposition
the Taxpayers and Citizens Protective Union will
likely call public meeting OF citizens residing In far-
Iem that pressure may be brought to bear have the
desired Improvement effected
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stances disclosed BY the amdaviu tins ana -
the action simply for limited divorce. think that
way Of ailinony. Let be entered directing
the defendant pay 10 The pain,n the q ~ pr
week
DAILY W. JscoI -Expisnatinn Is required
Einendorl The Globe Fire insurance Company -
This Is denied because the Justice nefore whom
tho motious 20 varatc The judgment aud set asic the
attachment made docs 10 have erred. ard
Il quite clear that the plan,i not entitled - stay
until he has appealed from the orders entered herein
which appeal has not been taken although notice ~ tho
entry OF tho orders has been served
by Judge Barrett
Whitehead W. kcnncdy.-Order granted rejecting
SUPERIOR coUnr-srEcrAL TxEx-
BY Chief Justice uoncii
In the matter Of .Angeii &c, vs. Tho National CT
liens Bank.-houoh % confirm report granted opsn.
Kurshcidt Va Franknsid ct al -R~pors % referee
10 surplus money set aside and order fof payment ~
Tying Va. Marsh.-Mo,ion denied, with go costa
Opinion
Donaldson vs. Aldrich Il DO not think the plasnnn
shows a sufficient Tor requiring alton
OF the defendant IL alleged b. % enable her TO
frame her complaint but enough appears IN her NOV
ing afdaviis to show of action. and stated in
her complaint WILL think. be sufficient Moton % fet
aside Order granted. with sic COST.
Sutro and another Va Fargo. &c.-tnt reversed ~
another General Term or the Court OF Appeal. The
clerk should follow Matthews Wood 10 Ash, 4.
s. 32s Taxation reversed and scnt back 20 The CLERK
20 rcadust thc costs and allow the items rejected
Bergen vs. johnson. Reference ordered
Alrock va Tho knickcrbockcr IAfe Insurance Com
pany. Plaintiffs complaint dismissed with COSTS
Ward Carman.-Moion granted and cause set
down for trial for the 18th OF May.
In the matter OF Reynolds Va Murray.-Nosion DIS
missed with $40 costs
Mncleun ct al. Blossom-Lcave 10 servo supple
mental answer granted.
Mallnson vs.. Drake ct ai-yndcrtakinc approved
In the matter OF Whitman vs. David Reference
ordered.
Scott Va. Hoey.-Commission allowed.
The Real Estate Trust Company Trask et al-Re-
port OF referee confirmed and Judgment oil foreclosure
and sale ordered
Stevens VS. smith ct al Butfcrworth vs. Jay;
vs. Purcell; Lewis Buckingham; Lewis vs. Young,
De CAIRNS VS. Holden; Farrell al ". Van ruyic ~
al Potts VS.. Heyman OF al Suro Of Fargo ci
xl-Orders granted.
MARINE CoURr-CHAMBEIs.
BY Judge McAdam.
Freeman VS.. Carlton. -Judgment Tor plaintiff
Hirsch1eld VS.. Werner.-.Judgment remittifuE
Wallace OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dismissed.
Blum Va. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. allowed; costa
DuTfee VS.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES appointed.
Krone Wcrthcim -Surcties approved
Beldcn Osterhondt-Five per cent allowance
granted.
Curtis va Iarendol Motion for receiver denied
Huber VS.. King.-Comptrocr ordered TO pay over
money.
Kent VS. Strcit-Defcndant's default noted.
ellison VS.. VoIkening; McGown VS.. stein ;sammtns VS.
Rowland; Rogers VS.. Reeves; Tanning vs.. Lindsay
Notions granted
Wyatt vs.. Randall Commission granted
Geek va Martn.-Motion dismissed, with $40 costs
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soLoMoNs DEFALCATIoN.

Henry A. Solomon, the cmbezzIing cx-cashcr OF the
Department Of Arrears, Brooklyn, Is still In Jail His
former friends appear TO have abandoned him. No now
discoveries OF pcculaton, with the exception OF bill
for SOS 05, have been made. This swcs the total sum
taken, MS far as known to $11s3 IS To cxRcgistrar
OF Arrears W. Mayo LATHE the prisoner stated tho
whole amount would exceed 81, 400 When tho
thefs rst discovered last ial Mr. Lttc who has
been Solomon's friend and patron for the past
years paid the amounts OF two llsonc l4G "a aud
the other Tor Sill OF Mr. Solomon. who is prominent
member OF tho Hanson place Methodist Episcopal
church. was employed nj the suggestion OF Alderman
French TO take charge Of the Rink during Moody
and Sankcy revival Mayor Schroeder stated yesterday
10 MT Whitney that he should hold both Mr. Lttlc and
him TO the strctcst responsibility to which both
scented proper His examination will take place be-
lore Justice Riley to morrow. when he sill nc defended
BY United states District Attorney a. w. Tcnncy.
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fwNs<srn-unsr LA Wednesday, May D. nj tho
rts1ruo. u the hflaes parents b, the Rev. Wilson,
wanliss fvks<4rn 40 MsHs o., youngest dsashfcr of
Wulisn Mune. $3.50
Nons>ss MshssNN --ou she lash OF April Nv tho
r., a gse iaq.fen neess. Mr. "a. H. noms>as of New
tof4 cay. a. Mo- Js~sIk 1hsNkA ~ Afpans,
iNpEox-lf<<fsussv by The Rev Mr.. Ludlow,
Ms NsmsS st>~~.ssx 10 M tLAnxScx a. fhrEoS,
both 81 ths city.
fprA AL ~ New ~. Mabon. Nnnsn risK~,x 10
49, tsrHsrxs. yosnsess daurh'es oi Matthias
sp<tyft. fA4
laisss -cort.--np Wednesday, Aprn =. by tho
Rev ~ Western. istf~ Fort~s~ ~ iosnfm<E CorfE.
slerIaaxhirr II tir hate a. a. bekhoA
Wssn-wftff< -~on beard the inred states ship
frsnklln flagship knfspcsa fqssdrun. a. vafrsnche.
sgr nsf frsnee by tho Right Reverend the Bishop ~
Slcc. ou Thursass. fhe 1ta ~ April, 1874. AAxoS
wsnp. Master tuitra Aasr< Navy 10 A~xis eldest
dssghisr ~ Mckard s"rs Wills, Fec. 81 Now yorx.
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