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GENERAL SESSIONS-PART /.
Before Recorder Hackett


''sTRAw" BAIL.
Neptune Bowden arragned at the bar for trial
yesterday ipdctme charging him with perjury
In having TO fraudulent bail bond. Assistant
District Attorney Horace RUSSELL who appeared for
the prosecution stated the circumstances under which
tho prisoner arrested In October last George r.
Parker alleged to be confederate Of Bowdcn In
bail cases and similar branches Of business,
rested for obtaining number of shirts false pre-.
,eLccs and held by Justice Kasm.rc IN $500 bail
on a charge oil petit larceny. On tho Goth OF that
month Dowdcn presented himself at the District A.
torncy,s Office aud swore he resided ut No lao West
Fourth street and was owner OF stock aud fixtures at
No. 332 Greenwich street, amounting in value to
$40, 0cO, and he was accepted a. bondsman. When
Parker was called for trial he did not put In an
appearance, nor could his bondsman be found.
not being al either o. the places mentioned
by him. Some time aiterward II alleged
that Bowdcn, Parker and James Il. Cooley
had carried on an extensive bogus commission busi-
ness at 28 Fulton street. by which many people were
OConnor and Fields pr oc eeded TO Brooklyn and esp
turcd Parker at 2s3 Fulton street. The detectives sub
sequcnty went 10 Philadelphia, where they arrested
Bowdcn ana Cooley. Mr. Warden Quinn, OF the DIS
trict Attorneys Office, who drew up the bond, the de-
toctves who made the arrest and the proprietor OF
premiscs 332 Greenwich street examined the
last mentioned witness testified he did not own any
property at that place Mr. Charles W. Brooke. c0un
sci TOR thc prisoner produced evidence TO show that
Bowden had been suffering from dcrium trcmens,
and offered 10 prove by documents that he not
want OF money. having property in New Jersey The
was adjourned until Monday, owing engagements OF
Mr. Brooke
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

CHAUDos-HAwKIHs-April III, at tho residence or
the brides parents, by Rev. Dr. r. p. Cutler, in the
presence OF Joseph q. Tracy Peruvian Consul, and
Charles X. Flint Cnilian Consul AooLFo CHAupoS, OF
Lima, Peru TO Miss MARY EUGLSIE HAWKINS, daughter
OF II. b. Hawkins OF this city,
DiBBLE-PARIsH.- Wednesday, April IL, AT
Poughkccpsie, by Rev. }. Eimcndorf ID. d., GEORGE
w. DIBBLE, iIrvington Hudson, to SUSIE H. PARISH.
No cards.
GnAY-GREEx-At the residence of the BRIDES
brother on Wednesday, April IL. by the Rev. George
p. Noble OF Maiden n Y. X MORRISON GRAY TO LIE
xE. only daughter OF William h. Green, Esq, all OF
Brooklyn.
HAaILrcs-wELLs.--At Sing sing, on the Hudson.
Wednesday, April IL, at the residence Of the brdcs
mother, by tho Rev. G. W. Fergucson SCHUYLER HAM
ILroS, Jr OF this city, to GERTRUDE VAS CoRrLASDr,
only daughter Of Mrs. Annie Van Rensselaer, Wells and
tho late Judge Alexander Wells. OF California.
LAIGHToN -GERow.-On Wednesday. April IL. at
the residence OF the BRIDES mother, Hawthorne, j.,
by the Rev. A. II. Partridge, OF Brooklyn, +. d.,
CHARLES FRANCIS LArGgroS TO ELEANOR RICHARDSON
GERow.
MooRE--GopDAnD.- Bergen Point, N. J., I1th
inst, by Rev. G. H. Walsh, D. D., GEORGE f. MOORE
10 PAULINE ~. daughter OF the late Rev. Kingston
Goddard, D. D. No cards
Boston, Philadelphia and Cincinnas, papers please
copy.
by the Rev. c. l.. narrower, EDGAR A. SLoTE TO ETril
BLAxcK, both Of this city.
SrRyKER-BARrLErr.- Wednesday, April IL, by
Philadelphia, TO Miss GRACE MEDoRA BARTLETT, OF
this city.
SwIST0S-CoRNELL--AtS omerville, N. J., April II,
1877, by Rev. Samuel Parry WILLIAM J. SwISToS, NJ.
D. TO Miss PHEBE NJ b. CORNELL, daughter OF the late
Rev. Frederick r. Cornell d. u.
WILLrAMs-RUGG. --On Wednesday April IL, at tho
residence Of the bridc's mother, Harlem, N. Y, by
Rev. W. W. Bowdsh s. SHERWOOD WILLIAMS ana
AxxiE G. RUGG. No cards
wmEY-BLAcKwELf.-InA Astoria, l. l., at the rosi-
dence OF the BRIDES mother, by the Rev K W. Harris.
younges, daughter OF the late Josiah BLACKWELL Esq.
OF Astoria, l. l.
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INEkAL SESSIONS-PART 9.
Before Judge sutherland.
NEAS 4WrEpr

A man, with long, gray beard and his hair nicely
arranged, and giving his name as William II. Hall, was
called TO the bar by Assistant District Attorney Rot
ins charged with forgery The prisoner arrested
for swindng by representing himself as the ..Ananca
agent, Of the Presbyterian Hospital. On the lth inst
he made appearance the residence OF Mrs Henry
r. Winthrop No. 35 West Twentieth street, and showed
his subscription book, which purpored TO have the
signature OF Mr. b. Bcknap the treasurer OF the Pres
bytcrian Hospital certifying that Hall the author
izcd collector. Mrs Winthrop gave him $50 ana tho
fraud having been discovered no arrested tho
charge oil false protsnccn II was thcn Ascertained
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS.


Reiuach vs. Meyer.-Ai the conclusion Of tho argu-
ment OF this motion the respective parties were al
lowed until April 10 to submit ,her 1s,os ana papers
appear tbs record TO bc an attorney or counsc
in the whether the NOTCH has been decided. AZ
ONLY n portion OF the immense mass oil papers and
documents involved IN the motion has been laid before
tho Court aud the mere perusa OF the papers ana
briefs when presented will necessarily occupy several
hours the Court is unable TO perceive either the per-
tncncy or propriey OF The inquiry
BY Judge Donohue.
Murphy w. Scott think the judgment for de-
hciency against the defendant was prematurely en-
tered and must be set aside.
Bsrgh vs. PeDtx-Granted.
SUPREME coURr-sPECrAL TERM.
BY Judge Van Worst
Jaeger and another VI. Hustein and anotheE-Upon
the peadings and plaintiffs opening this action cannot
be sustained Tor recs,on OF tho contract nut may DO
for damages and must DO tried on tho law side OF the
Court.
Belts and others vs. Belts and others-order
King vs. Shears and others.-Judgment for plaintiff.
BY Judge Van BrunI
Wilson vs. Boton.-0rdcr signed.
COMMON PLEAS --cHAMBERs.
By Chief Justice DAILY
Cross vs. Bachran ct L-Rcierence ordered.
The People, &c. VS.. Lamsar ct aL--Appllcatiou
granted
Donovan schapport-Motion denied, with costs
White Va. Hoyt, and G:endcnnng o. al. va Rank
Orders granted.
MAXINE coURr-CHAMBERs
BY Juuge Sinnott.
Stream VS.. Grec.-Mr. Denis Quinn appointed re-
cciver; bond, $3.50.
Warmth VS. Keith The Graphic Company VS.. Camp
bell otions vacae orders OF arrest denied, with
$40 costs.
Hanley vs. Farey.-Motion for new trial granted
smith vs. Roberls.-Case MS printed substituted for
written and ordered hod
Hirschberg vs.. Davis-Motion granted; order OF ar
rest vacated; $40 COSTS, 10 abide event.
Goodwin vs. Hcnriqucs-Motion TO vacatc attach
mcnt granted. without COSTS
Lawson W.. Zoord.--Motion granted.
Brown VS. Wcidcrsen. Motion to punish for
tempt denied on condition that judgment debtor APP
pear and proceed with examination April 49, at ten A.
NJ, NJ Chambers
Morrison VS. Murphy. Motion to strike out answer
and for judsmcn; granted.
Curey Va. Shine.-Motion denied, without costs
Welsh VS.. Schuyler-Motiop granted payment Of
$25 costs within ten days.
wheeler vs. Haydock.-Motons for Judgment
granted
Norton Va. Murphy; Naushton vs. st. Patrlck's MI.
tual Alliance; Jackson VS. JAG kson Hciny Evans
Foeg VS. Taylor; Stern W. smith; Klmocr VS. 0'Don-
neil; Meyer Cramer-Motions granted.
Batcbcilcr W.. Bakcr-Mr John +. Schuman ap-
pol nted receiver.
Harvey VS.. Morangc.-Mr. p. j. Eckcrscn, rcfcrce.
Lawrence vs. Ramsey. -Reargument ordered.
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Awaiting himself Of tho privilege granted BY Judge
ponohue OF selecting the trustee OF his estate, MT
william winter yesterday selected AZ such trustee Mr.
samuel webster. Judge Donohuo yesterday confirmed
Mr. winters selection and directed tho new trustee 10
give bond In $4,000.
Tho will Of Samuel CabiII. formerly wealthy shocc
nuaksr IN this city, and who commsasd suicide SOM
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and Me- that II necessary for her to b
alone IN the room. Martha did leave the prisoner
aonc IN her ROOM and when she back tho Tor
tune teller was gone and so was lot OF jewelry which
was In Martha's trunk. On this charge Mary Cole
committed In $500 bail to answer at General SEES.
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COURT OF APPEALS.


In the Court OF Appeals to-day, present Hon. San
ford E. Church, Chief Justice, and associates, the fol-
lowing business transacted
No. 2SA Ycrkes. respondent, VS.. tho National Bank
OF Port Jcrvis, appellant resumed and con-
cluded.
No 1885, Caroline NeuncndorL appellant, vs. the
World Mutual Lie Insurance Company, respondent
Argued by Henry Wehe for appellant and William 7.
Prentice Tor respondent.
No. $50. Ketteckan Putzei, appellant, VS.. Ellen N.
Van Brunt, rcspondent-Passed
No. 800 Eliza Catlin, appellant vs.. Charles H. Mar
tin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES d.
No. 24a Henry h. Robinson. respondent, VS.. 9.
Chit nden and others appellants Argued by Robert
D. Benedict Tor appellants and II. II. Hatch Tor re-
spondenL
CALENDAR
the following is the day calendar for Friday, April
13 1877 Nos l48, 27l 2s3 257 293 294 296 and 500
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IMPORTANT BANKRUPTCY CASE.

IMPORTANT DANhnCf IC1 CASf.
In the matter OF Henry schwarz Judge johnson, OF
the United Circuit Court. decided very Impor
SAINT question recently. Henry Schwarz fled volun-
tary petition in December, 1875. Al that time suit
was pending against him by Rothschid Hcyman to
recover damages for purchasing goods under, as was
claimed, fraudulent representations. The bankrupt
obtained stay Of proceedings OF his SUIT from tho
District Court, and motion the Court refused TO
vacats the same. This decision brought up for
review, and on that motion Judge Jonnson MED his
decision erday sustaining the action Of the Court
below Tho Judge says that section LOG enacts that
creditor whose debt provable shall be allowed 10
final judgment any suit 1T law or In equity
yhereior, against The bankrupt until the ques-
tton OF tho acbtor's discharge shall have been
determined. II ~ contcnded That this section
pught be construed not 10 include any debt which
should obtain the statutory discharge, such debts
prcatad by fraud &c. IL also insisted that this claim
Is u PROBABLE debt. The claim originated on
tor the purchase OF goods and the lact that the
bankrupt charged with having irauduienty Induced
she petitioners make The sale does exclude the
from the class oil provabie debts even though
thc fraud must be proved to entte the plaintiff TO
recover. The Judge continues:-"l concur entirely
with the views OF Judge Blachiord IN the Of
Rosenberg 8, Benedict IL The bankrupt is entitled,
until question Of his discharge settled, TO be
havo not proved their claim does Affect qnes-
sion Tho section relates TO provabic debts which OF
course, include those which nave not Decn proved.
The Court thereupon afrms tho decision oil the Dis
tYct Courtn Mr. A. Biumensticl appeared for bank
supt and Mr. A. x. Dyatt for creditors.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON, D. c., April IL, 1871.
The following proceedings took place In tho Supreme
Court OF the United States to-day
On motion Of Mr. f. N. johnson. Mr. ). d. Brannan,
OF Cincinnati, was admitted to practice as an
attorne9 and counsellor Of this court
No. z2l. Joseph Selden, Collector, &C. plaintiff In
error, VS.. the Equitable Trust Compapy.-The argu-
ment OF this cause continued by Mr. Assistant
Attorney General Smith, OF counsel for plaintiff IN
error, and by Mr.. Augustus Brandcgce and Mr. J.
Hasey Tor the defendant IN error and concluded by
Mr. Assistant Attorney General smith for plaintiff In
error.
No 222. William NJ. Montgomery. by his next friend
Laura Gains, appellant, vs. Paul n. sponord CT aL--On
motion OF Mr.. II. Ashton, affirmed. with costs per
stipulation OF counsel on flo.
No 22a Charles y. Paige plaintiff In error, vs. John
A. Loring. assignee, Gc.-On motion OF Mr.. Caustcn
Brown. affirmed with COSTS per stipulation OF counsel
on file.
No "a. Charles J. Brewer. plaintiff In error, vs.
John u Butler ct al, cxecutors-Un motion OF Mr. A.
g. Riddle, dismissed with costs under the sixteenth
rule.
No 225. Benjamin Stark, appellant, VS.. Lewis "
Starr No. 226. Benjamin Stark. appellant VS.. Lewis
N. Starr No 227. Benjamin Stark, appellant VS..
Charles r. Bacon ct aL-rbe argument OF these causes
was commenced by Mr. J. s. Black OF counsel for tho
appellants, and continued by Mr.. George II. Williams
for the appelleca
Adjourned until tomorrow
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THE MILITIA IMBROGLIO.

Tho habeas corpus proceedings the matter OF John
G. Starck, formerly member OF Company A, Seventy
arst regiment OF State militia came before Judge
Donohue. in Supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday
afternoon. Mr. Spencer appeared Tor the regiment
and ex-Judgc Jones for the petitioner. The case on
The part Of the rcgicnta authorities Is that Company
fell below tho minimum, and properly distributed
among the other companies by the colonel under the
sxprcss provision OF the militia code. The members
OF the company on their disbandmcnt claimed their
full discharge ana refused military duty, and Starck
was arrested Tor non.paymcnt OF nncs. The question
eamo ND on two issues-hrs whether the authorities
baa right 70 disband and distribute the company;
and second, whether the petitioner had flied
appeal 10 the commanding oihcer The matter
referred the Clerk OF the Court Mr.. William Sinclair
30 take testimony. sergeant Lloyd y. Montgomery,
eniled by Judge Jones, testned that before Starcks
arrest he got from him appeal, which he lett the
Office oil Colonel Van Wyke, Assistant Adutsnt General
and chief OF stan on General wimnr's stan The case
Was then adjourned until tomorrow Tor a further
hearing
OBJECTS TO SMOKY CHIMNEYS.
James Barrett is the owner OF No. Rutgers place,
which has brick chimneys. In 1872 Joe Walker he
says wrong:ul.y and without ns CONSENT cut away
the brick work broke into and excavatcl several
holes through and injured the chimneys OF his build
ing and run the pipes from tho adjoining premises,
No Rutgcrs place. The chImneys upon his prem
ises and has ever since and is now using the chin
ncys ana still has pipes inserted therein. Mr.. Bar
rct further that his chmneys DO not draw and
are am OK ing and that he has sustained damage
eesdpr $4,000 and toe tins sum he has brought SUIT
The answor states that the defendant Is owner tee
OF No. Rutgers place. ana as such has right 10
r,.kc hocs in either or both OF the walls, which
marry walls and 80 declared 10 be by agreement Only
IJea He also says that the plaintiffs premises are
no. injured, as the siovepips was pu, up 10 skni
cen cnccd YESTERDAY, before 5uogo SANFORD, IN the
Superior Court, Special Term
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the following is the day calendar for Friday, Apri
49, 1877 Nos. 14s, 27l 2s3 257 293 1884, 296 and 500


ROCHESTER,, Y. Y, April II, 1871.
The following is the Supreme Court day calendar for
Friday, April 13, 1s77:-Nos IS 81, IS. 10l IA, n,
o. l27, 2, 81, S. SO, 49, Is, 90 81 80 80, 81 70,
"A and IS.
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THE COURTS.
A Liberal Philanthropist Puzzled Over a
Little Note Of Hand.
NICE BANKRUPTCY QUESTION
Sesond Thoughts Always Best in Re-
p'evn Proceedings.
DON'T BELONG TO THE MILITARY.

Mr. Joseph Mackey, In November last. gave bis note
for $780, payable IN three months TO the order OF Rev
B. 7. Roberts. This note was assigned 10 hessrs
Allng Cory, OF Rochester, r., VINO. the note not
having been PAID brought suit 10 enforce its payment
good deal OF difficulty was experienced in serving
the summons and complaint upon Mr.. Mackcy. The
clerks OF Mr. John Bird. the prosecuting counsel,
paid frequent visits TO MI Mackeys place OF business
IN this city and also residence No. 1855 Montague
street, Brooklyn. Ia order 10 make sure OF serving
the right man steel portrait OF tho delinquent debtor
had been obtained and with this guide ono Of
bhe clerks lay In wait for hours watching MI
MacKey's residence. Finally, a gentleman walked up
the front stoop and the legal Ccrberus asked. lis this
Mr. Muckey.,' s'That Is my name" answered the
unsuspecting Mackcy "fou'rc not hr Mackey"
said lady who had opened the door and heard the
question. .ccrtainly am not Mr. Mackcy," remarked
the gentleman Taking tho first admission OF the gen
tleman correct and tho striking similarity between
him his counterfeit presentmenl. the clerk as he
says his affidavit mad no doubt OF his man, aud
leaving the papers came away subsequently M
Mackey do led having boon served with the papers,
and meantime an execution having been issued upon
the Judgment application was made TO Judge Donohuc
10 ASIDE tho execution and vocate the judgment.
Among papers submitted by Mr. Bird IN opposition
10 the motion the following letter IRON Mr.
Mackey, which carries us own comment with 81
Nxw Yong. Feb. io 1877.
Mes.rs. ALLisc and coxr. Rochester. Ny: 49,.
4 could M" Re %s
pay their PROMISES and means being locked up In
for the non-paymcnt Of tho note
II impossible out OF the largest
The is perfectly good and will be paid y
yog Kind enough little time longer on
khc expected to roach times like tho present
Or less liberal charities than nave
been having given The 81 years 1000
for charity Within thirty days think shall be in posses
Of ample funds meet Liy obligations Time TO walt
my customers is AL require am. very respectfully
yours Jos"Th MAShhi.
There is also submitted pretty sharp letter from
Mr. Bird rccting annoyances To which he had been
subjected through Mr. Aackey not replying to his
notes and denying his identity, but promising not
withstandng this that no would send his check Tor
the amount he would delay execution ana save him
Sherin's fees 70 TINS letter Mr.. Mickey wrote tart
reply saying among other things, III yol enter Judg
menL ana execution you abide the conseq
my name has been without tarnish or twenty
years in business Judge Donohue, upon all the facts
refused II vacate the judgment and exccu.
sion, tho result OF which VIII be Mr. Mackey VIII have
pay hts $500 and quite an additional sum IN
tho way of costs anc disbursements
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WASHINGTON.
IOWA CALLS.


Washington, April IA The. Iowa
state association paid their respects
70 The secretary Of war last night Il
bis residence. Associate usiice Mil
er addressed the secretary on behalf Of
he association, expressing their graf
(6cstion and prlde at his transfer from
pongresssto his present more promi.
bent position. Of thei7 confidence in
him, ss-pn. ofwhom Iowa might feel
prodd the secretary briefly responded
sytng:
ln conclusion concerning the very
sspolsible duties res2,tiY de rolved
bpm = by favor OF the president, !
have only TO say they shall be discharg-
ID according 10 the bsst ofmy ability.
md hope by faithful eadeavor to
ustafy ct least in part, the an,icsps-
ion Of the good friends which yoi,
hays 20 kindly expressed. How well
Tor how i'll | do time. will show.
LAWYERS PRospER.
Washington, April ll-Gen, 6,
w. Custis L-e has instituted action
or eiectment for the recovery Of the
Arlingtou estate, devised him by his
grandfather, w. Park Gusts.
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pear where their bodies we,e discov.
cred, thus completing their identi6ca-
sion. Three mors OF the nnAccounted
for guests tsle9rsphed their safety thiis
morning -Lstson and Porter OF Indi-
annapolis, anl Adolph sSs'puwind Of
New Yotk. Its salso know that r.
L J. Miles, of Cincinnati, is safe, aud
the W. 8. Monroe, OF New York,
whose nsme was teiegraphed last
night is believed 10 be w. S. MorGi-
son Of tho same city, who is safe aud
now ia Ut the Liniell hotel.
!. TIE CORN NzRKEr.
BAl,im orc, April l4 IS Speculative
operations in corn for III. last several
days past were increased yesterday by
war rumors from London, AMI orders
from Chicago 10 charter vessels to
load with grain, and dispatches from
New York tha. ffe;gh,s were excited
gave additional snimation to opera
tions. Sales Of corn yesterday, it is
said, amounted to nine hurd-ed thou.
sand bushels, the largest By tuo hun
dtetl thousand, ever sold II: this mnr.
kct in one day. At the regular board
Of corn aud -four exchaags operations
reached 10000 bushels, AMI in the
afternoon street sales reached tie same
figures. Seventy thousand bushels
were sold a, 50 cents. Charters-,o
tax. corn 20 Cork were inse 5. st iisc
sh'llinsss siA-1encc per qasrter, a Il ais
v.ncs Of f'ins.penoe iu7thc RS, few
days.
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q RIVER RIDE.
Experiences afour Corr,sp ond.
enf on Board the Steamer
Carroll.
spselal csrrs.pssasas ree.. a..t. p.,;a. /. .n.l

'peeiii Correspondent fEtss ard bt'.a o ap.l
SIR. .G1saapLl., Ai,saI. !. 1871,
sNni.e ,i.s GAisoll was delayed at
\ aHka, -igsnay ssc had the fair oy-
poftunity of ohsesvi:g the manners
mud cusions Of s5e Indians, What. had
l! ,44.e. HEN, ..,z4 its
feet. We visited the scho ols, avsntl.
cd church, made the round OF the
work shops snd woolen factory andl
left little undone BY the way OF gath
eriug infor,nation rs to their true
condition. We found the Episcopa
mission snder the direction of Rt.
Rev. WIN. n. Hare, 70 be the FIRST
thing worthy Of note. He has had
erected large stone boarding school
for boys, The quarry from whence
this stone was taken is situated about
three miles above the village. 1t is
soft aud easily cut with knife when
taken out, but becomes hard upon ex-
posure to the atmosphere. The build
ing is one which would be creditable to
. city Of the proportions Of YanktoD,
where the bo5s are taught Eli the
English educational branches, it is IN
industrial institution, and the ncedfuI
work about the premises is performed
by the students. They are dressed
like the whites and seemed pleased
and contented. Some Twelve rods
from this institution is very neat
little chapel which is used as, place
of worship, as we'll as boarding
school Tor girls, there being AN s,addi-
.,tion thereto making it suitable for
; Ae latter purpose. Rev. Joseph w.
Cock. is Tic rector OF the church; Rev.
! David Patizopa an Indian is teacher
! Of the school and Miss Ella Pease, a
white lady is assistant. The girls are
very ditlident and dislike to rehearse
10 The presence Of strangers. We saw
and heard enough;: however, to con-
| vince us they were learning and i'm,
proving. They were dressed like the
whites and many Of them quite good
looking. Upon the walls Of this chapel
aid school room are suspended texts
from the Bib.e and moral precepts,
| painted or printed and framed. We
select from large number the fol.
lowing, with ths translation thereof
Wakantanka Pawipe Osowasin un po
(put on the whole amour OF Cody
Wauna Kline = lahrist has risen] Pu,
rae Vicar ado kinham Pokerm Pa.
exla Ni Kits He who beleiseth ii
| me though he may die yet shall he
Ilivel Wukaniamk Wsx,idata Waxti.
}ds- The law Of godl Iianran Moran
Kini Douspemak czazs--Lor3 tescA me
thy WY IN giving the above Ne laye
Sshave followed the exact capitalization
= found opoa Tie catds. Wcsars in
deb,sd ios - lfanylAtioa Ia Wn. r,
/ i lsys te q sheif. ~ = -
as3I sssa s5Siass sSss Nc