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The New York herald., 1876-03-20
HOLY JUNCTION..

CONSIDERATION OF RIGHT REV. DE-. GALBERRY
AS BISHOP oP HARTFORD INTERESTING AND
IMPRESSIVE cEREMoNIEs-sRRMoN on THE
INSTALLATION AND CONSIDERATION IN PENN
sYLvASIA.
HARTFORD, Conn, March IS 1915
Tho Very Rev. Thomas Galberry, Q. s. A., Father
Provincial or the Order OF Hcrms OF ST. Augustine,
was to-day consecracd fourth Bishop OF the diocese
OF Hartford. The cousccrauon services took place at
ST. Peters church. this city and of the usual
grand aud imposing character Extensive prepare
tons had been made for the ceremony and there was
an unusually large attendance Of bishops and priests
from the section OF the country Every effort
was made to accommodate the great number OF Cath
ole residents of Hartford and vicinity who desired TO
witness the ceremony; but the 1000 to which the
capacity of the church limited Tell far short Of the
throng that gathered at ST. Peters this morning The
day though clear, uncomortably cold, yet hun
dreds who were unable to secure admission to the
edncc fingered around during the three hours or
more Of the service hoping by chance to gain
entrance
rnK NEW BIsnoP
succeeds the lamcnted Bishop Macfarland who died
on the 12th OF December. 1874, since which time the
affairs OF the diocese have been administered by Vicar
General James Hughes, OF 81. Patrek's, Hartford.
Tho diocese formed IN lSit, and on the l7th Of
March in that year Bishop william Tyler con-
sccraed Providence where the Bishop then resided,
the diocese at that time including both Connecticut
and Rhode Island. Bishop Tyler died ia June, 1s49,
and was succeeded by Bishop Bernard O'Rely, who
consecrated in November OF the following year.
lie pcrshed at in January, 1885, board the III
lated steamer Pacific. Bishop Francis r. Mcfarland,
his successor, cousecra,ed in March, 1858. In
1872 the episcopal residence removed from Proyi-
dencc TO Hartford. and Bishop Macfarland commenced
the erection Of residence Farmngton avenue,
which was nearly completed at tho time OF his DEATH
During his long control OF the Affairs OF the diocese
II had
GREATLY FRosPERED,
the Bishop having been earnest and indefatigabe
laborcr In the interests Of hts church Unul within
two months Il had been impression with many In
Hartford that Vicar General Hughes would succeed
Bishop Macfariand, Father Gaberry having Tor lorg
time delayed the acceptance OF the appointment, and
mAniies,ing some inclination TO remain At the 81 Au-
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nS-YoTIcE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT or NEw YORK AT NIGuT-The Nrw YoRK
HRRALp adopted distinguishing Cos,on night signal tor
use board the HKRsLp yacht showing white burn
ing eoior red green red changing the other
IN succession and be scSsra miles distant Cap
talns veasels upon seeing thii signal will obgs US By
preparing any arine they may haye or she ship
News Department OF the llEaALn
p1-Persons dDAiruus cf communicating with vessels arriv
ing NJ York do by addressing such vesseis
lKRALD yacht, pier No hast River New York
Letters received from all parts VI the world aud promptly de-
hvured Duplicates required
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and shipmasters ara informed
that by teegraphng to the HERALD London Bureau. al
dressing Bennett No 45 Fleet street, London or 80 ths
Paris Office addressing "Bennet 81 Avenas ds o3ert
Paris" the arrivals departures from European and
Eastern Of American and all oresn vessels trading
with the United States will be cabeI to this
country free OF charge.
Captains arriving a aud sailing from FrsEch and Med-
teranean will lind ths once economical
and expeditious for telegraDhius n,EL
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CONSIDERATION OF RIGHT REV. J. TwIGG AS
BISHOP OF PTrTsBURG AND INSTALLATION OF
BISHOP DoMENEC AS BISHOP OF ALLEGHENY.
PiTTsBuRG Pa, March 10 1870
This is red letter day the records of Catholicism
in Western Pennsylvania, Right Rev J. Twgg being
consccrated Bishop OF Pttsburg and Bishop Domenec
ins tailed Bishop Of Allegheny with all the magninccnce
and impressivcncss OF incident to such
monies in the Catholic Church The former was con-
secratcd in ST. Pauls Cathedral and the latter ST
Peters church, both edifces being handsomely and
becomingy decorated for the important occasions. In
the Cathedral the
SOLEMN PoSTIFIcAL MASS
was celebrated bv His Grace The Most Rev. James
Frederick Wood, ID. D. Archbishop OF the Diocese and
Meuo uopolitan OF Providence and Philadelphia, while
the consecrating ceremonies were participated ia by
Bishop Mullen, OF Erie Bishop O'Hara, o scranton;
Bishop Shannahan, OF Harrisburg; Bishop Kain. OF
Wheeling, W. Va Bishop Beclir, OF Wilmington,
Del Bishop Ryan, OF Buffalo; Bishop Quinlan, Of
Mobile Ala Administrator Boil OF the Diocese OF
Cleveland together with host of priests from differ
cnt parts OF this and other States.
PAREwELL ADDRESS.
Bishop Dompncc stated the for division OF
the diocese OF Pittsburg and among other things made
the following startling announcement lie said IN
1850 when he consecratcd the Bishop OF Pttsburg,
Now there more than 200 600 The must be
in regard the increase OF priests OF tho Church
and OF the schools In Allegheny county alone during
the period OF the Episcopacy more than twenty
six churches have been built and eight new
religious female communities been introduced
into the diocese, aud twenty converts erected.
The number OF charitbc and educational schools
largely increased, ard IT must be takon in con
slderatIon that all this increase has been very sud
den found necessary Ia divide the diocese
in order that the duties be properly discharged IL Is
influential at Rome Will not remain long Bishop OF
Allegheny, but be created Archbishop
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BELOW.

Bark Cecilia tItaD Cacace, from Dublin Jan IS to-
SeHger.
Bark Eoe OFr) Agnesse, from Table Bay Jan Is.
Bark Elmstone tuf London, Bragg from Shanghai Nov
"a, TO Peabody Willis i Co.
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THE NAVY YARD INVESTIGATIONS.
CONCLUSION OF THE coMM1TTEE's LADoRs AT
PORTSMOUTH.
PORTSMOUTH, y. H., March 10, ls7,

PORTSMOUTH, " H., March 10, 1876.
The Naval y Investigating Committee into the
affairs of the Navy Yard here closed its labors yes
tcrday evening alter three days session and the ex-
animation OF dozen witnesses The inquiry
The matter OF and open purchases
the yard since 1865 So far as known, nothing datnag
Ing has been brought out
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SPOKEN.

ship Importer 3D. from Liverpool for Mobile Feb 20. lat
A. American vessel showing Il $780, no date lat AZ
n. Ion ~ W.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A BSOLUrE DIVORCES OBTAINED PROM DIFFER.
~ ent states for causes without publicity: legal
everywhere. term, satisfactory. FREDERICk T. klNA
Lawyer. No. q 81. Marks place.
A BSOLUrE DIVORCES OBTAINED FitOM DiFFER-
~ cni states Tor causes without pa Jlcity;
iegh eNerYwheres no charge IN advances advice frcw
NJ HOUSE. Attorney. 1894 broadway
CJNSuMPriON AND DISEASE, OF fnE THROAT
~ and lungs radically cured by WINCHESTER'S HlPO-
PHusPHlTE or LIME AND SODA 81 and s. per bottie.
sold by all druggists
NERVOUS DEBILITY. WEAKNESS 6C PROMPLY,
~ radically aud permanently cured BY WINCHESTkR'S
sfEClFlC PILL. 81 per box, six boxes 3. Prepared
only BY WlNCHksTkR CO., Chemists, 30 John s.. n X
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YACHTS. sTEAMBoATs. &C.

INoR sALE-CHEAP FOR CASH, A STEAMBOAT
fully equipped; capacity carry a.COO passengera
Address sTEAMBoAf box no Herald Office
L,oR sALE-SrEAMBOAr ESCORT ZOO FEET LONG
beam engine s lifted with and completely
furnished for night route also light draught saloon Pro
peler Artisan $40 tons in thorougl order; wheel
and propeller SteauShips Steamboats, Yachts.
y G. SCHMIDT. No. south William \.
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WASHINGTON.
Authoritative Denial Of the Charges Against
Secretary BriStOw.
ANTICIPATED RETURN OF MARSH
The BeIknap Impeachment Proceedings
Likely to CuIminate.
DISTRIBUTION OP THE GENEVA AWARD

FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

ship Cape comorn CBr. Feb IS. south of the ne-a
we'll.
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Tho following circular has just been issued-
THE QUESTION OF ADJOURNMENT.

Allowing seven months for the duration of the pres
cnt session OF Congress oneha Of the time has already
elapsed. The matter OF adjournment has bceu
vassed and experienced members OF Congress a
loss to see according to present appearances how
adjournment take place before the Fourth of July
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-05-22

New York stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK, May 13..-Gold opened at 1928, and
a At noon was selling at 112s, with 1921 bid State
Exchange 1881 a 1904.
The silver payments to-day were $2O5OO, mostly in
dmes this is reported to be done by the Secretary
Of Of the Treasury to check silver shipments to San
Inc result q is that halves and quarters are at
The Jay Could Dillon party yesterday suffered two
serious defeats in the loss Of control of the
ton Of sinkng-tun bill on the Pacific Railroad BY
the House Committee of the Judiciary.
Frederick Lane. an old opponent of Gould's, proba-
bly secured Gould's defeat in the Pacific Mail and
Dillon acknowledges that the opposition of Panama
Railroad interest has been successful. 1t now as
serted that the corporations will work together
Stock opened steady. Pacific Mail was strong. and
advanced to 23s. Union Pacific was dull and one
sale was made at 3d. On the first regular call the
market became strong, but without animation Pa
enc MAIL Tell per cent. on the announcement that
at the Pacific Mail meeting this forenoon there was
vas again no quorum, owing to the absence of the
to legal measures will be necessary to suit the con-
testing interest.
A Liverpool telegram announces the suspension of
tnchlrl Brothers, cotton firm, who have branch
here. Shrinkage in cotton caused their embarrass-
ment Their liabilities were over S5OOOO0. The
hrm here will probably also be obliged to suspend
Edmund Buckley, member of Parliament, is also
declared bankrupt, with liabilities of $2,5OO,OO0
At noon the stock market was dull and lower.
Delaware & Lackawanna was very weak and fell to
1884. Union Pacific rallied to 59s bid. AVA ~
The stock market at the second board was weak.
feyerisb and lower. Lake Shore declined to 52s,
l02, Erie IA, and Michigan Central to AGA. Union
selling down to 605.
St. Paul declined to 36a, and Northwestern sold at
39t The granger stocks are very quiet and ony de-
clined slightly in sympathy with the general market
AT Z.3O p M stocks continued dull will a downward
tendency. Gold was last quoted at 1921, with 112s
The following were the CLOSING ouotatiops of Cow
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Gloucester Fish Market.

c, GLOUCESTER, Mass, May 20.
gloucester Fish market and arrivals for the week
ending May 20th: ~ ">'A
olxty-one fishing arrivals have been reported: 56
from Georges Banks averaging $4,000 lbs split Goldfish
s sa AZ I,V9o lbs Habut from Grand Banks, with
6ouoO lbs fresh Haibut, and with IS 1000 fetched
each; arrivals from Fortune Bay, which were sold
to arrive at 8 Is in bulk The demand for Goldfish
mas been a far during the week. The stock of Bank
been made at little 81 80 Y qtl; cures are hold
ing at g. The weather has been very unfavorable
Tor curing and the quantity in shipping order is ex-
eeedmgiy small; last sales of Bank were made at
375 Mackerel are reported plenty in southern wat
ers but the unfavorable weather has interered with
tne catea. better catch is anticipated with the
present Tine weather. Old Mackerel are nearly out
OF market We bear of no sales to quote prices Hake
and Pollock in light supply. We quote sales Of Hake
a az atl Pollock 50 per qt for salt and 90
goo p qtl; Tongues and Sounds at 90 d Dbl; Halt
put Fins 90 % Dbl and Habut heads at so % Dbl;
2lckled Cod at 6 90 % Dbl; Roune Herring at 8 rs;
SMOKED aali6dt 7oo Dbl; Prepared Goldfish and
eeipts Halibut have been small no Bank since first
OF the week, sold at 5 and &c % fb for white and
gray; lew Georges on market and selling at 81 "a SAC
% ID; but few fresh Shore fish have been brought
owing to the bad weather; receipts Cod and Had
dock light with last sales at q and 1ac y ID.
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damaged held at 43c. Oats are dull No 2 at 35c /;
Michigan at 35sc.
Receipts-100 bbls -four 1901 900 bush Wheat, 10 900
bush Corn. 1000 bush Oats.
Shipments-00 bbls -four, 10 900 bush Wheat 60, 900
bush Corn, $1,000 bush Oats
MILWAUKEE, May 20.-Flour is steady Wheat is
weak: No milwaukee, at IS; hard do at 234; No
2 Milwaukee at o.; No Milwaukee at CSC. Corn
firm; No at SIC. Oats lower No 2 at 32kc. Rye is
quiet; No at 7l4c Barley Is lower; No q Spring at
79c; No Spring 4ssc.
Freights dull and unchanged
Receipts-7000 bbls -four, $4,000 bush wheat.
Shipments-7.OOO bbls -four, 1856, 900 bush wheat
Sr LOUIS, May 20.-Pork is lower; sales at q 90.
Bacon i, lower; shoulders at 81 "a SIC; clear rib
and clear sides at III g lit and !E9 11sc. Lard is
dull
Receipts-3O0O bbls -four, 5000 bush of wheat, 30,
600 bush corn, 5000 bush oats, 600 bush barley,
900 bush rye, 5000 hogs, 800 cattle.
CINCINNATI, May 20.-Pork lnominally unchang-
ed. Lard is in fair demand; steam rendered at z,
generally held higher; kettle do at 10 co. Bulk Meats
are lower shoulders at 7sc; clear rib sides at 1Oa
clear sides at 1Oa. Bacon is lower shoulders at SAC
clear rib sides at old packed II fresh held at II
Hi clear sides at lla clear rib sides auction 10 IS
packed. Hogssare steady; common to good light at
$40 q %; fair to good heavy at 90 "a 25; re-
ceipts 43 head; shipments 1890 head.
CLEVELAND May 2O.-The Petroleum market il
quiet and firm standard White at II prime White
at II in car lots.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-05-22
POLITICAL.
Blaine and Bris,ow DELEGATES,


CONCORD N. H., May 2O.-Caucuses were
held here this evening to choose delegates to
the state convention, which is TO be held here
on Wednesday next to choose delegates to the
Cincinnati Convention. The delegates seem to
be about evenly divided between Blaine and
Bristow.
EXETER, May 21.-At the Republican eau
Gus held last night eight delegates were chosen
TO the state convention at Concord, May 81.
Delegates are considered seven for Blaine and
one for Bristow.
Going to Shout for ConkIing.
NEW YORK, May 20.-At meeting of Re-
publicans tonight it was resolved TO send a
large delegation of probably from 400 to SEQ
persons to the convention at Cincinnati, to en-
dorse the nomination of Conkling for Pres-
dent.
Senator Thurman's Plan of Settling the
Finance Question.
ST. LOUIS. May 21.-A despatch from Kan
sas City says Senator Thurman of Ohio, has
written to gentleman of that city in favor of
sending the greenback question to the congress
sional districts and thus relieving the national
convention of that vexed subject.
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Crimes and Casualties.

A collision occurred on the Western and Al
lantic railroad yesterday. Four persons were
seriously and three slightly injured.
John Sexton of New York while attending
picnic Saturday was shot and killed by John
Mcmahon. Mcmahon was arrested.
-Four sudden deaths occurred lin Newport
Saturday.
Wooleys livery stable at Hartford, Conn,
was burned yesterday Loss $1,000.
Capt. Stoddard has been arrested at London
charged with attempting to scutte the ship
Skerryoure.
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Residence of Geo. w. Josselyn in Lynn was
burned yesterday Loss $4,000.
By an explosion Saturday at the powder yard
of Dupont & Co., Wilmington, Del, four men
were blown to atoms, and considerable damage
done to adjacent property.
An engine in the Lake Shore depot Chicago,
exploded Saturday, fatally scalding two fire.
men.
exposed in the pilory at New Castle, Del Sat-
urday.
A saw mill belonging to Ira Stockwell, at
Clinton, Iowa, was struck by lightniOg and to.
tally destroyed Saturday. Loss 100000
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THE INDIANS.

Military Charged witk Stirring up War.
WASHINGTON, May 20.-The following was
received here to-day from Cheyenne, dated
May 10:
TO the Commissioner Of Indian affairs:
L have just returned from Red Cloud and
Spotted Tail counseled with them both.
They are peaceable. None of their Indians
nave joined the hostiles, and went in and
came out without military escort.
The Indians who drove Crock back are raid
ing the country. They set fire to a camp at
Red Cloud, but friendly Indians are now guard.
Ing the agency and it is safe. There is no help
needed from the military. Red Cloud and Spot
ted Tail want peace. and say, keep the SOL
oilers away and we will listen to the great faith.
er when be tells us what he wants us to do
about the Black Hills"
Crook last expedition has forced hostilties
in the North. Dispatches from Laramie ale
not reliable.
VIM. XANnERER Insnactar
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Hail Storm.

MoRRIsTowN, N. j., May 2l.-A terrific hail
storm passed over this place between and 6
o'clock this morning Some of the stones were
as large as hens eggs. Windows of churches
stores and houses were destroyed. Green
houses were stripped of every pane, gardens
were ruined and. fruits utterly destroyed.
LANCASTER, Pa, May IA tremendous
rain storm accompanied by hail stones an inch
and half in diameter, visited this vicinity to-
day. 1t is feared much damage has been done
to fruit and grain
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TURKEY.

PEsTH, May 21.-The Austrian DELEGATION
has been engaged in discussing the estimates of
the foreign Office. At the sitting Yesterday
Count Andrassy in reply to questions said: 81
am now able to state that the peace of Europe
will not be disturbed. The proposed reforms
have been accepted by Europe and Turkey
and Joyfully greeted by the Insurgents, who
now only desire guarantees of their execution.
The present action of the powers is directed
towards a peaceful removal of the obstacles
preventing the accomplishment of the re.
FORMS"
Count Androssy said be was personally con-
WINGED that England would join in the agree
ment when the purely pacificatory intentions
OF the powers become manifest. The result of
the conference at Berlin was that the powers
setting aside all individual interests had re-
solved to make the maintenance of European
peace their guiding principal and confer to-
gether on each case as it might arise.
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WASHINGTON.


Fitxhug 10 Step Down and Out.
WASHINGTON, May 2O-'The committee ON
rules have agreed to report Fitzhugh an i'm
proper person to be doorkeeper of the House,
and will recommend that the Office of sergeant
alarms and doorkeeper be consolidated.
Spencer Acquitted.
The Committee on Elections reported to the
Senate in the case of Senator Spencer of Ala
bama Mr. Salisbury dissenting. The concus-
ions arrived at are in substance first that the
question of the so-caled court house legislature
which electedSpencer was settled by the Senate
when it decided against Sykes who contested
for his seat last year, and secondly no testimo
nv has been adduced inthis investigation show
ing any corruption or bribery employed to Sc.
cure his election, the only evidence offered on
this point being merely hearsay.
New Orleans Custom House Invcssiga-
tion.
The Louisiana committee in secret session
yesterday decided to meet in New Orleans next
Saturday. Ferguson testified to-day to filling
fifty or sixty vouchers with fictitious names at
the request of Congressman Sypher, on which
money was drawn and Ferguson was psid by
Sypher for SO doing. Ferguson was not in the
custom house then, being only poll teal strik-
er. This was in September and October 1872.
The money paid was for election purpose The
parties were Democrats and Liberal Republi-
cans, and they were expected to support the
ticket bearing Sypher's name. Some of the
GERS, others were parties who took sailors out of
boarding houses and voted them. Others were
interested in fraudulent naturalization papers,
and they were all expected to work for Gen.
Sypher..
kilograms of last nights date were read,
one from Collector Casey of New Orleans
stating that the records of the Custom House
show that McCarty paid duty ON 145OOO cigars
in March 1875. Ferguson testified yesterday
and to-day that he paid on only 10 900 cigars.
Another telegram from McCarty says he i'm
ported and paid duty on 145000 cigars per
steamer Juniata in March 1876 and that Fer
guson's statements are all lies
A telegram from Jas. E. Domingo also saws
the statements of Ferguson are lies
Massock says Ferguson's statements about
him are maliciously false.
After the reading of these dispatches Fergu.
son said they were false, and that it could not
be expected they would acknowledge their
frauds. He testified that there had been cigars
taken out of cases and no duty paid on them;
that Massock had cigarettes arrive in bulk and
had taken them away from the Custom House
without paying duty, and that there had been
band of music at the Custom House which
was used at political gatherings, serenades, &c.
He desired to give the remainder of his testi-
mony at New Orleans, where he could furnish
data relative to the operations of the ring there.
Adjourned till Monday.
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MINOR TELEGRAlIs.

The managers of the Direct Gable claim to
have positive evidence that their cable has been
maliciously cut four times. The guilty parties
will be brought to justice.
The Vicar General of New York has con-
cluded to keep Ancient Order of Hibernans
outside the pale of the church till it establishes
chapels in connection with its meetings and
discards mysterious signs add passwords.
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Foreign Notes.

Edmund Buckley, member of the English
Parliament, is declared bankrupt, with liza
bilities of 81, 100000
The Chsncellor's medal for the best English
poem by the undergraduates of Cambridge,
England, was won by Alfred W. Dale, the sub.
ject being, "The Centenary of American In
dependence.
The widows of the consuls murdered at Sa-
lonica are to receive $40, 900 from the Porte.
The refusal of the British government to adj
here to the Berlin memorandum occasions
much disappointment.
Escobedo has occupied Matamoras
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MINOR TELRGRAMs.

The 50th anniversary of the ordination of
Archbishop Purcell was celebrated in Cincin.
natl, yesterday.
The excise law was strictly enforced in New
York yesterday.
Josiah Titus, the oldest member of the Rhode
Island bar, died yesterday, aged so.
Brown Lumber Co.'s paper box and board
factory at Whitefield, N. a., was burned yes
terday.
Felix Wing was killed in a New York bar
room yesterday morning.
Joseph B. Ferris ex mayor of Oakland, CAL,
committed suicide Saturday.
Eight girls in the kitchen of the 9TH Avenue
Hotel, Pittsfeld, Pa, were Injured by Chin
ney falling through the roof, which was pros
trated by lightning Saturday.