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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03
JOHN DELAE0S SURVEYING CONTRACT

A LETTER FROM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS REED-MR
DELANo GIVEN rHE CONTRACT BECAUSE HE WAS
SICK AND NEEDED THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN AIR.
TO the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: | notice in your paper OF yesterday
another attack ON me for small for surveying
to Mr. John Delano in 1874. This is the fourth
attack on me by your Washington correspondents within
the past year. and that am private citizen will
try TO have this sort Of stopped These
statements have been false in all essential particulars.
with only O shadow OF truth for foundation.
awarded this work to Mr. Delano for execution after
due consultation with the Commissioner OF the General
Land Office early in 1874. who approved OF my purpose
to persuade Mr.. Deano TO sojourn few months in the
heahfu air Of the Rocky Mountains in the belief that 1t
would restore his dangerously diseased lungs.
had right to award the work TO whom pleased. and
he had as good right TO accept IL as any other private
citizen OF the United States My chief responsibility
officer was to take that the work was executed
by honest capable and at the Government rates
per mile. This done. There was no fraud commit
ted upon the Government. Nobody WAS hurt; no one
dissatisfied Mr.. Delano's profits amounted to
$500 not So 000 your correspondent states, and
the restored his health. Secretary Delano
had knowledge Of the transactions far know.
until IL contaminated and 1t had about much 10
do with his leaving the Cabinet, my resgnng my Office
year aferward, as it had with the in the moon.
will not discuss the political influences which
prompted certain parties 10 Dbe the dirty dog stevens
to befOul his manhood In misrcpresentiDg this matter
sno IN procuring the papers OF others by stealth anu
causing Cabinet minister to 10 the President with
them IN the expectation OF haming Of his associates
at the Cabinet Board have To request that you will
give this short and summary statement place IN THE
TRIBUNE Very respectfully, &c, SlLIs REED
Washington, March 81, 1875.
Certainly. Is there anybody else whom you
would like to call a dirty dog alsoi While you are
about it you had better free your mind. The read
ers Of THE TRIBUNE are not much used to this sort
of thing, but when a man sits down before them,
and begins to paint a portrait, they don't like
TO have him interrupted until he finishes his
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THE MEXICAN DISTURBANCES.

FORCED LOANS BY GEN. LABARRA.
AMERICANS AND OTHER FOREIGNERS SUBJECTED TO
ExACrIoSs-oUR GOVERNMENT TO PROTECT IT'S
CITIZENS
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUsEl
WASHINGTON, April 2.-Mr Schleicher from
the Browns lille District OF Texas has received dispatches
from his constituents in regard to the revolutionary
movement In progress at Matamoros but they con-
tain almost nothing in addition to the particulars re-
ported to-day by the Associated Press He explains thac
Gen. Labarra commanding the Mexican federal troops
at Matamoras has levied two forced loans upon the c
zens OF that town. the second within few days Some
OF the foreign residents. including American citizens,
have refused to pay the levied upon them, and
among them was Sustendal, the man who on thursday
night, as punishment, on the top para
pet wall In Matamoros. Tho only action wMch
our Govern properly take In the premises Is to
demand that our citizens doing business In Matamoros
shall not be treated with violence subjected to tire I'M
position Of Illegal taxes Gen. Labarra In making his
forced loans caused in return orders to be Issued upon
the Mexican CustOmhouse for the remission OF duties
equal in amount to 100 per cent OF tho sum collected
Should the Federal Government be successful, these
orders would no doubt be honored but H. as 1t Is be-
leyed in diplomatic circles here the rcvouonists sue
coed In overhrowng the Lerdo Government, they would
OF be worthless. Prompt measures Will be taken
by our Government protect its citizens rs far as II can
be properly done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03

acts soy ms mas sS
ended courso, antire plays OF Shakespeare Also ne
Mr. and Washing
in , Fssa sns The G q sew
ton he n Nov Winning golden opinions from all sorts Oh
England, ana "ie
people -, IN bo octad at Wallacks
TnseG seeing Mr. G6 II r Of S Sr the peS
which . ssoef and vordpsss Rs
ys Idle the eS 1Ggcnn Hsi
Play which N5 N TSs sce att be smsmOersd
also be ned spring at Booths d Mrl Ros6v On
was S accession and Mr. Montague ana ~ Mt The TgSs"
Den enss ia Al Mr. wheeer's comeay Vi AHo ~
P pm orobably arrive on April 10 or L.
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SUSPENDED SAVINGS BANKS.

A SUIT BY DKPOsIrORs OF THE CENTRAL PARK BANK
CONDITION OF THE GERMAN UPTOWN SAVINGS
BANK.
The depOstors of the Central Park Savings
Bank have instituted proceedings through Barlow
Olney, counsel for Isaac " French, receiver against
Thomas Gearty, President; John O. Carey, Vice-Pres
dent and 10 trustees for incorporation OF the funds
OF the bank Tho complaint sets forth that the officers
and trustees In violation OF law, declared divi-
deuds on u fictitious surplus. in order to deceive
the dop0stors to the true condition OF the BANK
used the money OF the depositors In tho erection
of bank building giving the building contract to Mr..
Goarty the President aud the painting to Mr.. Carey,
the vicePresdent, at largo profit Under the recent
dccson Judge westbrook the depositors arc stopped
as they are advised bringing criminal proceedings
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MuSICAL NOTES.

,uo do Belocca will make her debut III new
yort on Easter Monday, April H. #, w.
Tho last concert of the season 6y 1ne No"
work Vocal Society will be gwen Oh 'no 80 .I...o
or DAuce" a biblical poem, for orcneS Ndah
soli and chorus by NJ Camille Sam
produced in Paris with success =, .,o ,yol,.
concert of English Glees, by the the, T weIl.
known club, will be gwen 81 Beebe and Finch
oAy' a. a. T;tiens benefit on Monday the 10th
Az smT will consist OF portions OF aH ~ a
mde" oSeT TRch f ias Nine Pappenhem will appear
'i 1T,or,s Christian und Isolde was produced
svaI opera House in Berlin on the 29ln OF Sr th
az W. ss time IN that city II was % ro o} ,
composer !" Vas present with distinguished company
md the house filed at extravagdn' re Davrntb
anu y, The evenng are DO devoted TO the bayro
enterprise -, x,r,o,. TO-,
The Musical Committee OF the omen zen
.isi Union announce for the 7h OF AnIll cohSeIt
win Si,h hos volunteered to sing Mr.. Richard
SOM uIev 20 NAV and Miss Clara Louise Kellogg VIII
come from Boston to offer Win av he ohaned at
scbrmer's, schuberth's, ana JOruens " Naai'e" mum"
stores and ut ChicEering HAL
r1;,obetb TAYLOR Greenfield. well -known in
derroom some years ago as the Black Swan"
ds5 ast week in Philadelphia at the age OF 6s she was
born in slavery az NSt o,Scr balfSreed Indian She
rSs brought to the North In childhood by heT ~
Mrs Greenfield who OreG 1 bSr Saves Mrs Green,
Geld ave her LIBERAL education and iet her suosta
taI legacy After singh III pubic III SeNeIdl
va ~ vent no England where she made much OF
~ he duchess Of Sutherland and other phianthropc
ladies'
The last of the Philharmonic matlnees Tor
A., mDoscnt season will take place next Friday The
nroqramme contains an interesting novelty, thei Romeo
and Juette" overture by Tschaikowsky whose piano
forte concerto was one OF the features OF Won BulOws
trst series OF concerts in New-York. The other seec
tions are Beethoven's ith symptom the Adago from
Mozarfs Jupiter symphony and Mendelssohn soVeltue
"Calm at Sea and Happy Voyage" Mr. Matzka VIII be
the conductor, Mr.. Carl Bergmann having finally re-
signed Tho retirement of this able musician from tbe
Mace be has long adorned will be generally regretted
by lovers of art and will be serious loss to the society
Attempts have made to secure the services oi Dr
Won Bow conductor only for the rest OF the pres
emf season but for next year also DR. Won Bnow now
nltnaa
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EMBEzZLEMENT AND FLIGHT.

William A. Wakefield, prominent resident
Of Roscle, N. j., disappeared about two months
ago For time past he had been living In very
expensive manner expanding 1t is estimated. $4,000 In
year. He employed by the auction firm OF
Townsend Montant & Co. OF No. 81 Leonardst, in this
city, and his salary although large, would not admit OF
any such rate OF living. At the beginning OF this year.
when the firm making up the balance sheet. was
noticed that Mr.. Wakefield showed great deal OF
anxiety VIII ch he tried to conceal by ndulgng in drink
II Ia said that morning he left his desk evidently 20
get a drink and did not return. His books being ex
amined bowed that he a dcfauer Ii was reported
that his dealcation amounted 10 $4,000 but member
the firm states that IL does not amount TO OneiXth OF
that that they had settled the matter Oh their
books and had made efforts to prosecute or arrest
him. He had fled to England where he was when last
heard from His wife and children are still at Roselle
1t said that efforts making TO settle matters so that
he will be able to return.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS
For other Ship Ns,cs Sc. Second Page.i

ARRIVED sunday AZ. April Il 2 s,a
asnP g fPnV With mise and pass to L cor
steamship state Of Texas ogc Galveston Mlieh ~ va
steamship Herman Livingston Mallory savannah March 80
Steamship Neptune Boston, with mdse and pass to
sh Gn,aald Isle NairH Liverpool 50 days
Baik Aheps Marshal GOT Bear hss j. 81 na5olss IN
BsrS syiphie CNor Peterson Havana Is days.
ijrg Genoa lof Windsor ~ 81 Priest, Les sabes doome
81 day. ~ eh sa 1auro 81 days in ballast
Brig CastiliIan of Batinore, owens, iabaeo T. H. ~
scar Eta & Simpson Divers Savannah days. with lum
schr Potos. Curtis Progreso 10 days with hemp. Sc
Lotlie X Friend Collins Kennebec River, vii ice
schr. Teal Co John, n. b., simpson, Matanzas IL days
sem. HeeI "; Parker Dean Bath. with fee:
Carrie D. Allen GOT w"ilheep, Newc'mb Baracoa
schr FarrsgTt. Hart. Bath with Ice
sehr TAN oshanter (neS. 10 tons Murray Bath, with
Is sn E.e T Ta ice
se Sanif fsTa@ MaPs ocspo NTH Ss ce
schr Belle Hardy. Baker, Par.ers Head. with ice.
ssaT Mary p' va@y t1e % G With
ssnr Cambridge laLr GsoryeteSn Me- WITH ice
sehr Pear Ptafl GoidthSse Portland with hesdlng
sshr H h:1s 'as Hail. s wifS WIN ''
sehr Hi.hlaader Woods acckport Mass. with granite
Bark Europa cyOr Peisr,en from Liverpool arrived ls
anchored the Bar lowed 10 the city this I'D p
SPOKEN.
81 of the Capes OF Delaware brgs III. b Cleaver,
Capt Cumming. from MatanZas aud Alice Bradshaw (Br).
Capt SANFORD .ialaga, both for PHILADELPHIA.
30 IN lat 80 ST. 10 as steamship King Arthur
(Br D. Crowcll IRON New. fUrA for Havana
FOREIGN P0R. 81
QUEENSTOWN, April 2-The American Line steamship III.
nos Philadelphia March 23 arrived at this port tay
and proceeded 20 Liverpool
DOMESTIC PORTS.
FRANCISCO. April Arrived steamship Constitution
from Panama.
CHaRLEsToy. April Arrived. steamship Regulator from
Sailed brig Nelson for New York; schr. j.
New Cleared Let
HsyTe The NoTthera bound steamships
stormy weather
April ARRIVED steamship Siberia (Brl
from Liverpool; bark Regina TaleE Ray,
scrs May Mcfarland, Mcfarland. rom Palermo; II. ).
BIidgcs LndIek, from MOnsOo, r. J. j. Hudson Vaughn,
Galves;On r. II. Odiorae Crowell Richmond Va:
Calvin r. Baker Baker from Baltimore ".
per- Mabel. MJonej. from Philadelphia
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rcTIrREs AND MEETINGS.

IL was erroneously stated that Mrs. Holloways
lecture at tho Cooper Union, IAN old orudse-A New
Fuss would take place tonight II occurs on Thursday
evening 1850
The farewell promenade concert of the Odd Regi-
snt Rand took place at the amoy saturic evening and
the occasion was made interesting by the presentation
TO Mr. Gilmore by Lieut. Joseph r. Jardine on behalf OF inc
ofcers OF the regiment, q handsome regimena badge
Yesterday afternoon a meeting of property owners
was held at Germania Assembly Rooms 70 oppose the
budus of the Gilbert Elevated Railroad along sixthave
There large attendance MI Robinson the ohMrmAn
,s damage which would accrue 10 property and bust
meas II railroad built on the avenue was decided 70
In the proposed railroad pein8
buit siong SIthaye Aiter the adoption Of th MT Jonn;
sop aud others ADDRESSED and was ultimately decided
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SECRETARY TAFT AT FORT HAMILTON.

Fort Hamilton was visited yesterday morning
by Secretary Of War Taft. Gems Sherman Hancock and
Pope; Assistant Adjt-Gen. Frye, and Coils Tortet and
Mitchell The party left Washington on Saturday even
ing AT Jersey City yesterday morning, the visitors were
taken TO Fort Hamilton on the Government steamer
henry Smith BY request Of the Secretary no salute
was nred After breakfasng with Gen q. W. Getty
commanding at the fort the party witnessed the regular
inspection OF the troops stationed there OF whom there
aIe a9Out zoo About 1880 n. the visitors, accom-
Ss1u " zen Getty left Fort Hamilton ON the Henry
Smith to visit Fort Wadsworth ON Staten Island IN On ~
iook, ana thence back 10 New York. IL is thought
& ns WISH was the result OF the desire OF Secretary
army 80 something OF the practical working OF the
army and management OF the forts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03
THE EMIGRATION PROBLEM.

The Commissioners of Emigration on Satur-
day went to the residence Of Gov Tiden Ia dramefcy
MACE 10 consult him as to the action they should take In
,e ~ the recent decision Of the Supreme Court affect
I'm. their power 10 collect head-money. The Governor
concrrcd with the Commissioners IN declaring the neces
ATTY for the maintenance OF system for the protection OF
immigrants and stated that he would do what ne could
TO aid the Commission In performing JUS legitimate
functions The memorial which the COMMISSIONERS are
now preparing Will he signed to-day, anu IL Is expected
that pon receiving 10 the Governor Will SEND spcca
nessags 10 the Legislature recommending an approprla
ton fo the benefit OF the Commission and an appeal 10
the Federal sernmen to grant such powers ~ may DO
necessary to enable IL to continue Its WORK
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SUSPICIOUS DROWNING OF A WOMAN.

Mrs. Anna Stanford was drowned in De
Wits Pond at Belleyille n. j.. on Friday night under
that have given rise to suspicious OF foul
play. At about 10 p. IN. she left the house OF Mrs
Siegy IN Courtlandst and about quarter OF an hour
later she was the same street by John Mcbride
afterward he heard Hurrying to the bank
OF the pond, he attempted to rescue her. but in vain
when the body recovered the head and shoulders
we're covered with mud ard sand showing, 1t IL thought
that she had been preoiptacd head foremost into tho
The imprint OF fingers was visible on her lert
arm and her was black and blue with two abasres
OF the skin As the deceased woman had not lived with
her husband for two years some persons think that she
ed suicide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03

BANKRUPTCY OF PROF. DOREMUS
III 'he Clerks Office of the United States
D'fic' court on Saturday Prof. r. Ogden Dorsmus
Pe''ioh In bankruptcy. In his statement he puts
assets al SlZs2sS 30 and liabilities at $ll5O79 IA
among The principal items enumerated in the list OF
are his house aud lot. at No 20 Union-place half
III which Is valued at $4,000. the other half
vested in his wife This property is mortgaged to
are otS LIE Insurance Company for $4,000; there
Min mortgages upon II FOR 100000 Stocks $25 000
ment az Uieoargarne Company, put the state
dna 1 Sss5OO, personal property at $3.50 and debts
,nnt accouht at -, S65. His liabilities secured by
as stated, to the amount OF 800 00o leaving
m a. 9na amounts due for loans, store accounts &c
lst ~ mat $3s,5OO OF the stocks gwen in the
bs % assets are OF doubtful value which would make
' "c'ual liabilities about S25 600
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIyERPOOI-In steamship Republic. April p
MI and Mrs A. T. j. Mcdonald, Mise f. {: Mcdonald Mlss
y H. CoulOn Miss Fanny Powell, J. T. Bailey Mr.. Turcos,
A. n. Shihngfori r. A De wolL H. Drncker Jose alas
Mr. and Mrs TaylOr infant and nurse, Masters samuel
AID John TAYLOR Misses Lizzie, c. and +. Taylor William
Mackay g. d. Mackay. john Christie. Robert Law, H. J;
Ounan sam A. Strsng, ID. Hag, Isaac Herman Edward
saihngcr A. Nee. Bush ]. A. Wal.s tdw King H. o. Fra
ser MIR and Mrs yesse Wtesie Cook aud servant SIls
81 stitwe Arthur C. Wheeler H. Z. Bagot Mrs Nacaa, k
Fisher, II. j. Hayne, Capt Spaudins.
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6uecial Notices.
Moody aud ssankey.


Noon service fIolI ~ 10 o'clock every day
Women meeting from to $40 IN Fourth Avenue Hall.
Afternoon service at clock. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,,
TIL RS DAY. and FRIDAY.
Tickets for afternoons iroe upon application
EVERY NIGHT at clock III Madison ANe1ue HAIL. aud
OVERFLOW MEETING al same hour In Fourth Avenue
Hall . ~, ,,,,,.pv
Young mons meeting. Fourth Avenue Hail. EVERY
NIGHT at D O'Clock and SArU RDAf NIGHT meeting AZ
Association Hall, Twenty thirdsL aud fourthaVe' Al
O'Clock IN -, 1900, g., a..
SANKEY. . -, ,, -,
MI MOODY will 'et young converts and in9urers only
In Association Hall every MONDAY NIGHT at ociocs.
No the Hppodrome on ana no roon
ting on NDAi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03

AN INDEPENDENT ADDRESS TO MASSACHUSETTS.
BosToN, April 2.-Leading Republicans in
the interest OF tho movement recently inauguraed at
Worcester have issued appeal to the Republicans of
Massachusetts, to attend the and them
from the hands OF those who make politics business
and select the honest firm, and Independent dele
gates 10 represent the State In the Convention.
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and hope to recover their wasted deposits through the

and hope to their wasted deposits through the
present civil suits.
The depositors OF the suspended German Uptown Saw
ngs Bank met yesterday afternoon TO talk the value
OF the assets. the sale OF the bank building and the
amount likely TO be realized for the benefit OF the depos
tors. No practical result reached, and the meeting
adjourned In confusion II reported that few OF
the mortgages might prove worthless on account OF de-
fects in the titles the searches not having been properly
made In suits begun by the receiver to foreclose other
mortgages the defense OF has been set up IT is
conceded that the bank cannot resume business and thH
assets will fall short OF the first estimate. The receiver
Saturday paid the second dividend Of 20 per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.


For the Eastern Gulf States, rising barom-
eter, southwest to northwest winds, partly CLOUDY
weather and stationary temperature -, 49,,
For the Western Gulf States variable, IOlIoweu w
north aud winds partly cloudy cooler weather anu
rising barometer. $500. -. .,,. ,..o,
FOR the iorer lakes and Middle States falling 9droM
eier Increasing southeast 10 southwest "inds ana s9""y
icdrmer. cloudy and RAINY heather i,s
For New England falling barometer southery WINS,
warmer hazy followed by cloudy weather ana i'iiinS
h,r
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In GET the majority Of property along the avenne
oppose the road and apply to the courts for AID
III. s. SENATOR IN TROUBLE.
AroR coNovER OF FLORIDA INDICTED FOR Kn-

SENATOR CoNOvER OF FLORIDA INDICTED FOR En-
BEZZIISG $4,000.
Special dispatch 10 The Florida Unfon
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, March 28.-The Grand
Jury of the State Circuit Court in session here
found an indictment to-day against United States Senator
g. b. Conover for the cmbezzlement OF over $4,000
grcenback and blue" scrip. He was arrested by the
Sheriff at IL o'clock, but subsequently released on CIV
ing bail for his appearance in court tomorrow
morning Attorney General william Archer Cooke and
Boiling Baker prosecutors behalf OF the State
COL 7. W. Brevard appearing for the defense. Other
lawyers will be engaged for the defense. Great excite
ment prevails here tonight.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
OCEAN VIEW COTTAGE 81

OCEAN VIEW COTTAGE BURNED.
BosroN, April 1.-The fine Summer residence
offs. W. Galloupe OF Boston. known the Ocean View
Cottage near Phillips Point, swampscot was burned
to-day II was erected In 1865, at costof $4,000. The
loss on the house furniture and oubuildngs $4,000.
The insurance the house IL $4,000, and the urn-
ture 81 600 The fire is supposed to be OF incendary
RI In
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NO PEACE IN HERZEGOVINA.

LONDON. Monday, April 3. 1873.
The Daily Telegraphs Berlin dispatch says
the negotiations the pacin alton Of Herzegovina are
now regarded as having fallen through. The Powers
seriously contemplate armed intervention II this should
prove voidable they will give notice OF their inten-
ton TO MAINTAIN the peace OF Europe
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and gatherings which distinguish large clubs There are
plenty Of small rooms, and instead OF a large BODY OF
men being confined to or two large rooms there are
sufficient to give particular sets" an opportunity TO
meet with some degree OF privacy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-03
COFFEE MARKET.

RIO J,yRRo Aprl l.-Cofee market animated largo
sales for the United states; Good Frsts O. 0J096 100 refs
u 10 kills Exchange on London %. .-
Ap-il l.-Cofee animated prices nrm superior
santos. 81 600 576O rsis y 10 kilos
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AT PARAMOUNT, W. vA-Loss $l25,ooo.

PITTSBURGH, Penn, April "A destructive
lire occurred at Paramount, W. Va. early this morning.
by which 22 buildings were destroyed and a number
damaged. The fire undoubtedly the work OF an in
cendary, and ginaed between Swsher & Carpenters
store and Pondergasts saloon The total loss is fully
Sl25OOO ON which there is All insurance OF $29,sOO.
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the University should be the sole object OF the Cenen
NAL offerings The anniversary Of the Sunday school
Union and Tract Society held at the Clinton Street
Church Friday evening Yesterday there was love
feast and the ordination of deacOns at the Hasey street
Church. the Central Church there was an ordna
~ eldera