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New-York tribune., 1877-08-22
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and children NJ WoOigur, Robt hctfacKen J. Aci"u
call Nrs D. Morris Us H. Aorrls- Ih0a. Paterson. Mfs
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fr4 henderson tlfhT It, WIN. lfFar- Aug. -
Iauls. If,Tnan Rueer. Mr and Nils John Aaro. samuel
Mcgann, AIrs. Young
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22

Merritt, the coachman who has been arrested
for the bargary ia the Floyd mansion az Enzieu0oi
il s confined the lookup at that place lt "as an
nounced that further examination wCIid DC held in
Ljs ease eterlsy and The people Of the tcwn we're
anxioasly awaiting new developments. bat for
some cause the examination vas n0t held, and II Il
runsorcd that Merritt has waived further examination
AMI VIII be Immediately committed 70 Hsckensach Ja.i
TpIBrNE reporter saw Donald HckFF, who Is vested
with the powers Of judge the Eaglewood district hy
virtue Of his C,e President Of the Engiewo0d Pro
freve Association He said that by the laws % New-
Jersey the ease came explicitly under Ms preliminary
jurisdiction. Although examination was set down Tor
rdSv from business and other reasons We rad not
attended 10 ". Ie cOu4 ht state when The eNanisd-
fog would be- hcit and aid not deny the p,ssiiIY OF
HsYyts eonnittal 20 Jail without any fng;ber hearing
Mr. Floyd syssed % thc reporter ts there was noibtD5
new in The npaJ The suspicious which had been
raised aes nat trend who had been visiting hs house
had reerfycd confirmation No further revelations
had been made hy the mar 10y whom the property Lad
been returned 49,
Megr1t IL the onv person Imprisoned FOR cOmpcity IN
tie burglary Protective Association snd the ie-
ferfyes arc very reteent The peOpe 0f En4cN0od 90
not know what new eyid .Rce has been gained, II any
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22
THE COURTS.
poIsONs IN pREsCkIPTIONs.

Henrietta f. BedIoc brought sut against
Charles T. HurIburt, proprietor Of the American Homo
pathIc Pharmacy. ut No. s95 Broadway, to recover
g. 900 damages the ground that the defendant inaue
mistake IN compromising prescription. The complaint
alleges that May ., 1877, the plaintin took TO the
Homeopathic Pharmacy prescription calling for hall an
ounce OF tho second rituration Of atropne The usua
custom with druggists and physicians Is s''a '"
bc TO nae the centessimal scale IN prescriptions Oh
this sort when no mention IA made of TIE aeer
decimal scale according which the strength oil tne
quantity prescribed Ia greatly increased ThS pLesefP
was prepared 10y clerk at tnc pharmacy iid tns co-
pi1nf SAYS That word " poison was Eot pt ni'on
The bottle as requires. Ten grams was i1e se
reou,red by the prescription. This amount, accDrdnS
to ;he cenfessimal SCALE would contain 1000 oi on
grain OF pure atroDine, while by thc ueclnIai
scale ten grains Of the prescription wouln cohil.
I of one cram ofpure atropnc Tho paintih SAYS lnat
She took the dose prescribed ami at once became Spht
ly sick and has greatly injured thcreSy one .'s
expenied 1900 FOR medical attendance, ana hSr sSut -
seriously affected She accordingly asks Tor lhds"eh'
in her favor ..-.,s..,to,,
The admits the preparation OF the m
but declares that directed the decimal scale 70 oc en-
plnye nj says 70 "a not necessary To use tc worry
poson.' in the case of a physcEns presciiPtl.u.
Judge Van Brunt, the SUPREME COurt, ycst.rray
granted an order requiring the defendant TO make MS
ans In definite.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22
DEt IsIoNs-AuG. 30.

Su,reme Court hGmtos-By judge Van Brunt.-
Odcl! ag Hoytl ean1t PASS ulon tse ,nA'cn'y "i uo
securities without khg"lh; l.t S.1'' o. ., - ~, H.
Porter MnTTal 10 o see bow can uon rs m..l
revoke the order, maze by judges la lehTe IN" [
son It aLCreT discgntinuing aeals' ii,inn S ~
PEAL q al Lsm~f et a. 3Si. I"ui lr'tr at
tnTgrr oehin agr Burrrs Jr. W,sjbrok sg;. Basson
NEeasrb; Snhf asi. iht 90 d. VI
10. l.eI ag@ All Lary; Btdo, AIT H4Oait rallog
sgi. Cook The Mayor, eis oiusis
tcppiry uet Brad It. al anln AT cain, Ct al non
Dine -avisEs Insutuon agi fohHs e. ~ S go, go
a. a.: (ieHeT,nse M.tad ec. tgi; IalAit 81 & 49,
lhe Mayor orc. Granted Sa'lr ~ I n ~, a. A. ~
TAtaIc. CLINTON e. a. Mo' n si.t-' s WIN "n -
S' ~ orr nT aac n,nt entered snd ticR tho attach
men be issLe by tn. Court Grant asr .''rs- ~ ~ " Z
~ ir as TO compel defendant 10 60 "ether or NOT noce
ss in Writing and served thd upOn whom
30 Iappan agt Bnddrhsich- y" Ia -
u us appisi has been etyen % me pllea 20 20
EOS. ssi0n Weiss Geilf copy answer shphi,t'h Is
corot motion grdHted with costs Joacehsoh =. 81 ~s
Wot,oa ,,.nrd Dlereky gg shcuhcd-I know oi no
power The Court 10 grant extra sr'sanrss s ~ o.
IKE tho present IoHl.nd ast Catis-lsTI' . -i's
sI0O whitney agt. Warren-Report coihitn.d Hmila
agt Lyon-Tle en- orsement oi inc no's ge'is ri
liswer frivolous Har'lng asl -sv Hih iu
ordered Ges.rea by defendant. TO ascertain ainouhl hch
snond be P.d ON sn sutui Nj @ %n 30 fr s Co les
received within nv. uaJ on I"5 % ~
Ina pro- alrea,iy hal aH tna te ssucr iae
m lie ss * TO referred 10 same reieree. VINO j. To po
MIN mInon enicd; $0 costs TO abide event ,oi'o asi
;mor must show upon whose MOTION eNIefe h""A
n NieholSsa-Must be on notice.
'By Jaiar Doroaue-tteily agt HerbeD.-Gfaatd
Iog5eon fi,as-S SpcciGi J61a By Judge ROblnsoB.-
Bursek - iIs D.-Apicaion graEaL Pfine ei AZ lZt
Iosner-Case and ,sryl 90 lie. A-guy ag MAJ
aorovsd Johu agi KrDc.lGoon fpr bill " particulars
granted IA the MATT of Welsh 'Iait-n. -. .
n.tiOuFaDd Az Irfst
tiir wIh ave .ialntR to amend pay~ni II costs
See opinion la the mater Of Ca .s.dy.-OrI,r sighed
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22
FATAL RESULT OF AN EXPERIMENT.

At the AStOr House Yesterday morning ,. r..
IIarlman aud W. L. Ballou Of Providence Il. l.,
tered breakfast obtained permission exhibit
q patent fire ESCAPE, manufactured bg Mr. Harlmsn.
The latter went up stairs 10 prepare his applroIs
which was composed Of windass from which
was Suspended single iron cable CAPABLE, the
manufacturer said, of supporting about hun
dred pounds. \ window on the third hOor was
thrown Opcn and the cable attached inside A large
crowd nad gathered beiOV and eagerly watched Hard
inau he cOOy swnrg hlins"li ~ the window lie
make several frantic gestures, ant then
p!un2e headons 10 thr pavement. H. struck his
face crushing tie suii, from winch the brains OOzed
tie cnient. 3OtA NFI,ss broken and
arn1Oncs protTdjcd several cches beyond the flesh.
The scenng sie e'acle Ovcrtac even the curiosity OF
the crUVd aud many hurried away unable endure fhe
signt The remains removed "a the ChurCl-t.
tion. Nj Hafdnan leaves 4 wife and children PrUvl-
dcnce. 10 Ynom Allen and Dam OF the AsOr HOIse trf-
grpEed yesterday. The accident, II Wa found, was
caused by the parting Of the coc when strained
the stone coping 1f the window.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22
CRIMINAL MOTIFS.

Michael Healy, . bFass-inolder, received hye We
wears sentence I'm Court o General sessions YESTERDAY icF
committing cl0uous assault on Hiram Aeek,F' Ddse"~h
at the Fulton Fery
Vr John J. Harrison was discharged by judge
Sutherland yesterdag ground that the Grand ury Ed
oulacd without mociinG iifi, iie was "iu'i "''V "'
atio nItin. 20 forge BTaziian bonds
At is,ex Market Police Courr TODAY, DanIe Mad,
den Wn Holloway Martin Deluah caIgL IN ~ act OF
"Itarpng" ~ The ~ James Z: smith NO ~ ~
vi-i.ust mere The HUuse Of Ref iae. ,haFEo
CaID WIS largcd by Mar Nathan wlih s'"hinH a. on
the rebsad DUNG disturbance the mouse 20 70 ~
byy stiet size was detained tra IN detarlb h StcoJ
bail.
At the jefferson Market Police Court We iterday.
Jo.ch nipan was held in SJO Ca FOR faise preen's ne
Tov to N.Y.. Free, procured her grocery pass DOOM
aj then alenpte. procure fourteen po.nns 81 susf iioh
Schuback her grocer, u o. 5l5 mest 49,,
tam scanre s;oe 500 wort ~ cotsss lOn
b. rools A. haHs, N tbs Gsy fioEs. lhs 9f
nIofi,r lid Mr. Kane's washing Tie boy was he'" III
1900 ball
Mrs Uonora Mccormick, ihe woman who saw
areIv assaief James WIld rmO;t with ral ~ whsps
bur asi wccx brought before Juncs II lot o me
F.1rfh District Court Miiams5ugh. yestri!ay m'nhh
Niar or il he hosbts slou y recovering Gt sli si
erfn severely the Effects cf his Nolls ht cod roc
ulusr to make . charge. and liTs NcCDTl1icN vas ie
90 ail await his r'coyery Iti' Sa" stat ~
ne Coz. his Intention not 10 Pah the e ses as
he wishes avoid further net1fsty ID the natter
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22
THE IMPRISONED STRIKER.
DoNAHUE To GIVE Up RAILROAD WORK AND START
PAPER


DoNAHUE To GIVE UP RAILROAD WORK AND START
PAPER.
Barney J. Donahue, the striker, during his
incarceration in Ludlow Street jail ha had Tor cohPa
ions some noted criminals among them James r. Lewis
b. r. Bsbbtts defautinE clerk. He has fared hc''er
than the other prisoners he paid his board and
ceived the the keepers. on being p"nied
To the reporter yesterday visitor Who WAS sahuhs
by exclaimed, That Donahue! That tie mau VINO 'en
this big railroad riot! II seems Impossible Dohihe
Is small webu man. his only defect beinS tha' nc Is
crippled His eyes Of light blue color, ana at inter
walls during bis CONVERSATION Win the reporter 'hty
would snap and sparkle with animation
snail start for UOrnesvillc imi9t datey upon NY
release" said, to attend 10 imperative hisnesS'
After remaining there few GAYS, sah return 10 NeM
York and make TINS city my permanent lesu -
my attention toward railroad business ag''n, dd y"o
say No sir; cannot do that aithough love my pro P
fesson dearly. | gong TO start weekly journal 20
he known IRE Striker, and 10 be devoted 10 he hter
OF labOing classes generally Politics VIII De ek-
stafemcn; and views of the great railroad strike
IN to-IDOrrow's - the first issnc OF NE eFtHsT.
have made detailed statements, signed them with my
and yet they have appeared IN the next sse OF the pa
rers greatly yili:e,L am very set in my way
don't expect any mercy from the Iaoad corporJohs,
and baye received notice that viii be lcaIresea US
iSsae that may arse but hardly expect any. uih
that the authorities are wise enough 10 ao" nio ~ u
part IN icace.' -. e.uh.
Douahue's time Of imprisonment expires at oigbt
O'Clock this mig. and the opinion az me pils',h
that he viii b, rearrest,d He does not hpp
aav trouble from the Ere Railway Company - ne y OF
the oppio ;nat the Company xh0wiag, b. sa 5, his ID
hucnce with the men ana te feeling III ms liFor a,uoa &
the wOrhncciasses generally VIII nt CONFER . 20 ~, ,
alone. Il Will give them 2chance. ne saIu 10 o'st
and try ne for criminal cent ampt wneh pass thuuSn
New-Jersey or Pcnn-ylvauia on my WAY rome WIN WIN
escape them n travel IN wagon, tnu bioUhs
the reporter farewell ne walked O To meet BIS COUNSEL
Gen Pryor, who had just entered
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22

William Ihurston, Secretary OF the Buffalo
Board ~ Trade has written to Superintendent Grant OF
the Produce Exchange ASKING that ;he facilities for the
discharge Of cnaibols loaded with gram increased
50 t.at they may return 20 Buffalo quickly for
another cargo. lie declares thai the coming busines
Will ftF the carrying capacities The boats
which iii for gram, hui thar much can he gained
by celebrity in dlsenareing cargoes. He believes that
each would be able 20 make at least additional
trip each season
Mr. Grant spoke of this letter Yesterday icing
most hopeful Indication 81 the return ~ business
upon the canals. Many bOais which laye been thrown
OF work Dy the sagna'ion IN trade have b"eone
nj for grln-c~TTying neglect, ard the -uea lit
crease IA trans pOIttI0D has given the sound boats
cIHpioy yulenf tian they can pUss.Diy taae care Of
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22

The funeral of Thomas H. Harding, who
eoinuitred suicide On saturday after wonndng his
bcuf eeer vltha y'solshot, took place yesterday af
terapon nj his house at the Boulevard ana Onchundred
and-nintl-st During the day many people called 10
view the remains Several Of She Greenwich
Masonic Loaee celebrated tie Masonic burial service
Ahout fifteen minutes before the cOin was closed lie
vie OF The dead mau entered with hef father. This
was the first time that she had been IN the house since
the tragedy occurred. She not in mourning, but
wore q Iight stfaw hat, with bright-coored ribbons
se is not beautiful blonde, reported. bat Is unai-
trscrive ia appearance Mrs. Harding walked into the
psrof but did not look IN the coffin. Sne then passed
through The corridor with her father and walked up
sfalrs closely followed by officer ara some Of Mr
Vardipgs relations TileFc excited conversation
ut,,tars for several minutes. II finally huShed iy
the officer It WAS said that NJ Hardings sisters did not
want his wife In The house nntil th corpse had been
moved ana tbs led 10 the irnd talk upstairs
While The coffin being closed, brs haruIAs stOod
on tse trOnt s'oOp eagerly gazed at BY the miltue
thar lad gathered about tie house. Ihce was much
s0hong and weeping in TIE house out thc wiics eyes
were drv Some neghOr ASKED her II she wcrc going 10
tie crave d" ( haven't received any invitation, and
wont 40 unless a0," she replcd
asr the funeral PROCESSION LETT The house the officers
fk oss, sSin of tAe Etys Mrs.. Harding and Mr. Beck
attended bv officer. nr. B"ekman picked up an Old
stick USi for kce ping the windows up, ii ntrked
fb1. .rau y ,rdiag lets Win Mrs. Goods To knock
eu his daught RS brains # she ever entered The house
IA claim her own 'eVcT visits thep made BY thc
wife 10 1Olse3 in The ncIghbOrnOOd whore the tragedy
was discussed Ggit. Mr. Beckman saws that he cN-
pects 90 order from the C0hrJ o-l@y giving hinl
po.se.gi0n Of he hons. Nr. Uardins biUtlers and
ss ers aO hope possession. Afs. HaIdinS applied
Vctordy letters " administration OI tbc eatate OF
her husband. TEe value oi the estate l. gwen rs IS
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22
"sHEEPDAY" IN NRw-JERsEY.

In the New-Jersey calendar yesterday was
sheep lay" called because upon one day 10 each
year tne Township Committees in session 10 receive
complaints nom farmers and sheepOwneIs These
plants Bunbcr and yalue Of the sheep which
have been killed by dog during the year These losses
are paid according Act passed in s46 from fund
obtained by taxas upon dogs owned In the township.
Should iis fund be nsujcieDt 10 pay theee damages t
divided those Dj are IN equitable proportions
according respective losses Persons taxed
80 cents dog above the of six months and
81 for every additional dog owned by tnem; but the
pcs,Ise may their ANIMAL meetings levy any
dit Onal tax O Ogs not exceeding - each.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22
PoLYGLor COMMISSIONER NEEDED.

Commissioner Shields sat upon the bench IN
the UnueG States Equity courtroom yesterday after
noon with more prrspa MS brow taan the weather
ca led for The caused by the duties that had
feyoved upon hn. 1t had been decided to release the
Chinese. Isan, German and other cigar reddlos, who
mad not paid tAer Government tax, upon their
own reeognzanec, with a reprimand from the
Court. The Commissioner drew his hand across
his brow and sighed How in the-lickens-am going
10 make those fellows understand anything r. he SAID
sadly as he gazed nc the motley crew before HIM a
man with knowleigc of all the tongues spoken at Babel
couldnt get along with this crowd"
Tile rcpriInald was accordingly dispensed with. All
Cook WHY little Momsoan from the Bowcry
called 10 the front and home With warning shake
Of the fore6nger John Al Fog two months from China
said Me sabe Meleah mans papiee." lie was told
10 co. and left with profound obesance. John
Johnny was likewise dismissed. Then Rouma-
man. Abner Woll. insisted That e sold only cabbage
leaf" c,sals ana was not liable any tobacco
He was OH offender and went to jan. Ohm Fee, a
C4inaman went likewise. Al Fat, lean Clesia from the
Bovery va sent home and Charley All Kan and
Al QUe John said that II tie Commissioner would
letre ne .o go 80 SieC (ea)' TIE Commissioner
old him - sail forthwith Louis Cohen, Pole sold
cigar. On Snday. TIE Conmi soner n,.e him promise
abstain from traiir Gaj IN the week And he
went. Last OF all batch Oi liza ias dnU Germans
most Of whom we're nome, ana fhc Commissioner
cne down rom The bench. THANK heaven, they dOn't
have these raids but once q year." be said
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22
APTLFERIYG-LETrER CARRIER

Charles j. Reed, twenty-One years OF age,
substtufe Ieier-carrier arrested by Special Agent
sharretts and Ofccr BlackwoOd on Monday night on
charge OF stealing the contents OF fresisered letters
Reed was attached to Stati0u H. at fbTdaye and SIKH
ofh-st and had been suspected for some tme' sH"t
watch was kept On bis movements, and ~ hCndaj Two
registered letters entrusted TO him for delivery lie
brought them back to the office and reported that the
persons to whom they sent could not be found nc
letters wcro examined and it was asce aiaGd Una.
rl5 50 had been taken froin one OF ITEM Az oi p'
money except II fOuud on Reeds person. anu II -
LEANED that TIE missing dollar had been spent NJ Dcr
slo0n near the station Reed brought be ore Cn
missioner Shields Yesterday and heldu default u ToCco
bail 10 await the action Of tie Grand jury.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22
ACTION CONCERNING COLoRED SUGARS.

Col. Alexander said to a TRIBUNE reporter
yesterday that Il evident that there would be
10 criminal prosecutions for "ooiored' frsnhs,
thoagh t WIS clear his mInd that there evidence
enough prove intent derand the part OF several
sugar importers Tine District Attorney md not appear
inclined to prosecute eriminaly and demanded specific
evidence Of intent in each Col Alexander said that
he bad accordingly waived criminal proceedings. and he
Trough that suits would be brought at once To
the amounts Of duties which the Government hah lost
BY these rgegr impOrtaiions and the matter would
rest there After October the inspections would be very
del
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22
A WOMAN ACCUSED or INCENDIARIsM.

4 two-story frame house at Sumpter-st. ana
Broadway Brooklyn, which was formerly owned ny
Sarah Ccrnwen widow, now living at Bdge~ood, L.
L. was recently bcusht in under mortgage foreclosure
by AsscnIolymln Adrian ". 3uydam. The widow be
came greatly ncensed against Mr.. suydam, ana 1t Is
said made threats Of nuring him. lasr Saturday morn
ing man living next doOr noticing smoke rs
Slng from the house Broadway, and know
ibg it TO be unoccupcd bruke in the doors
Upon the cellar stairs he found quantity
OF combuStibe material which had been icned and had
already burned the cellar door The fire easily cx
tnguis ed but clue to the Gcendary cOnd be dscoF
cred The ease was given the police ~ the Twefh
Brooklyn Precinct and Sargrant Nay, with Fire Aarshal
Eeady began an investigation, which finally resled IN
rlauy things which pointed TO her as the person who
attempted 10 fire the building. she spoke on Friday
a1ont returning 10 the odd hoge she seen near II.
and private watehman Ridge wood says that he saw
her leave her home at twelve o'clock Fiday hight, ana
return in company with n named Lonis Bestrnser
at three in the morning. \ cat plays singular
rart in the story. II left be ind by
,frs C0rnwc when she obliged give the hosc
and has remained hcre. Tn TOUiaEs bfotnrr-
u-I,w iys that she told him Friday ngit That she
goiI, fck after thc eat. On Monday II WAS l0'lh
at her RsrW0Od home. Before he could stcnle D. I"l
evidence poicecicer was badly bitten and scticra
and was ICED shoot H. Mrs. COruwcii ana LOUIS
BetngeF were brought before Justice ruer Yesterday,
and ihe examination SIT down Tor next Mo.Gay
Meant a. 'ha prisoner taken to Raymond sifcc6
JAN sad to be tie Somans snitor, though
she GclICs
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22
MYSTERIOUS DEATH AT BocKAwAY BEACH

The drowning of young man at Roekawey
On Monday under singular circumstances, Is 10 ne nves
tigated. On Monday morning gentleman and lady
sid to reside in Hari~m. visited Hlier's ewYolk
Hotel soon after their arriv2 they went into the sRrf
10 bathe remaining the water FOR some time. They
took dIner at hotel, having Ia the meantime been
toined by second gentleman apparently wei known to
tl.m After dinner proposed 10 visit the sIirf
ANN The Lady declined l3G the men went without
Aer They we're 10 into she water and swim
oaff 20 The ht;ST tie that beng caini
mill pond Suddcnly the gentleman who accompanied
the ady IN the morning, seen Struggling near the
snors where not fOUT feet IN depfh
A his Communion nade elOrt to assist mn, hJtle
potiee was taken Of ann until few moments as5er,
When his if-less body washed ashore, Coroner de
Carl took charge Of body and Will Investigate the
mai
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22
EBp IN EtIRoPrAE TRAVEL.

The tide Of travel toward Europe is dimin-
ishiDg rapidly. The vessels which viii sail 70
day. the st. Laurent AMI the seytbis VII be the rst of
the week. The following list Of the 81. Laurcnts ss-
loon passengers:
FOR HAVRE.-DE Seas<r 81 Ienrcnf.-Msnpcl ie Lana
Miss r. Kecio Mr. De ~. laurent Mre Kahn cigf and
want j. Nunez Breui Loniy Asrcetean ie Brsn. Henry
Mafcetsan de Brcn, Charles Kahn A. PrsHr and wife J.
kousDekoR. MIA Elkns. r. K COiiey ard WIFE, Prof Rosx
p Grnnados snd wife irey Ciencni sDd vs. Miss T..
Douel3ss. Miss W. Douass-, p. EaBzouf, MIRA Fnr. krs
la.r and nursc M-s Nellie Poster g. WILKES cber. tbhs
Jallet y. K Barrrtte, MIS-. Jasoe bur
children, a. Bonton and wife Mr.. ubcn. cLiTcn
Capt Carlo LauIo and servant, ID. CobD.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22

SHARP REBUKE.-A clergyman was an
noyed by people taking and gggling. He paused
looked at the dstubers and said AN always AFRAID
reprove those who mlsbehave. for this
years since, ~ was preaching. young man who sat
before constantly laughing talking and making
uncouth grimaces. pauscd and administered - severe
rebuke. After tho close OF tbs services gentleman said
10 NO. sir, have made great mistake; that young
man IDIOT Since then have always been afraid
rcprove those who misbehAve themselves la chapel.
lrst shoud repeat that mistake and rcprove another
idiot" During the rcst Of toe service there was good
order.