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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-09
THE s-sTlLl HUNT BUSINESS
yermillion Standard.

SeTmllllOn SL6uudTus @sstts .
Bartlett Tfipp,,t the Yankton land monop-
olist, whose chief argument against hia
opponent that Judge Bennett nonopo-
Lies no Dakota land, is undoubtedly
growing weaker day by day in South
ern Dakota. We do not make this
assertion for effect; We give it to the pub
lie a. . fact. The "still hunt policy Of Mr..
Trip, temporarily successful, Is now react
ing against him. He does not manifest
the pluck, spirit and courage becoming .
pasty lsaAer, md his.ovn party fiendssre
beeomisE 3diagu1sd With his c~ovardlyysse-
sponaibiiity Sshifking course; whiles}h
ope6ly express Admiration for th(1ppt
I've; iegfessive course pursssdsty5udc
Bennett, who is proving himself faithful 10
his party and N6eth5s = leadesship. lisa
mere "psersonal coatest," - buz.sd in the
ears Of many republicans by Mr.. Trip
while ON his ''still hunt" through the south.
ern counties-to which b devoted more than
enough time to have delivered public addres
ses in all the towns aud settlements he bug
zed through-thc opinion il now becoming
general, among all classs, democrats and
nationalist - we'll y republican,, tha
Judge Bennett stands, na man, head ant
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-09

YANkToN, DAKOTA.
Wednesday Evening, October 9, 1873
TERRITORIAL REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For Delegate to Congress.
GRANVILLE @. BENNETT.
JUDICIAL DISTRICT TICKET.

For District Attorney, I'd Judicial District,
Alfred M. Flags,
OF, Minnehaha County. s
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-09
NOTHING

OF unmistakable benefits conferred upon
tens of thousands of sufferers could origi-
nate and maintain the reputation which
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rapid and completes cures of, Scretula
Sores, Boils Humors Pimples, Eruptions,
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from impurity of the blood. By its in.
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often cures Liver Complaints, Female
Weaknesses and Irregularities, and is a
potent remover of vitality. For purify
ing the blood it has no equal; it tones up
the system, restores and preserves the
health, and imparts vigor and energy. For
forty years it bas-been in extensive use
and is to-day the most available medi-
cine for the suffering sick, anywhere. For
sale by all dealers. Sold by Mills & Purdy
Yanktop.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-09

wssE IN yosr own to1n.. o Ostat
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wv . business at which possons q elthss
SEX can . great pay III ~ 0Oo
they Won, write for particulars b II. 0AlIAT1
Go, Portland. Maine.
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CA ARRH

OATXRRE IA 4 d;seass oStns mrcc3. w.wn,..s
EsS 3s,.sa 9s1ss ssd oRss!!asies !Iisgs
Gold Of : SxcceSsion o1 esd .ffcm Shd4en cSSnaS
Is incisSent xe aSssssns ~ ~ S ssesnshS; ~ n orPSsSfv
chilled Vhen the diE1Ss MI crSSnS arSin 4 mof6i3
o. inactive condition. and tho strenstS ana vital
lcroi6lous condItIonr 81 thS blood. ffom Scsfist
Fever, GoasSss, and bipStSeris Ia Shica csSss tSS
ousnfitieS 81 msfter. Tho 'dischsrSS fscm t6s
Sose. thS distinctive feaiura hal IN CSfSrrhsi osSeS
vsfery. I'D % scid g 10 csuee N.Y. snd exco.
SisSiod of Tho okfHpvRh NhjeS FGSc1 como III CON
fsef m mar snS veIiHvSSh SnnifeiH. \ 1CnS MAJ
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-09

Eachpaekage Of sANronD's RADICAL cpnI con.
f6ll directions for use ia ali cases. Prfce, Si. sold
by. Al Eholesfls and retail drCgghts through.
POTTER: General Agents and Wholesale Drug.
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JUST PUBLISHED.

Aeafefeiiy revised Treatise on Gatarrh, With "a
4isealee, together III mfnnfe directiconSs for eject.
@g with SaMIosD.1 RappI0AL GuRn 9 epeedy and
general health, Of vast importance to ali amicted
With eaesE.h. e u wrapped. about. each bottle Of
the NADI0AI Cuxxs or Will be mailed free on 70
oeipe OF of1mp,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-16
TAMMANY'S COMMITTEE.

A special session oil The Tammany Committee on
Organization held at the Wlgwam IN Fourteenth
street Yesterday afternoon. The committee who
appointed rcorganizs General Com mitce OF the
Twenty third ward reportoi as the mex, committee
tho following names:-Andrcw J. Rogers. Samuel g.
Courtney, Henry Hanen, James Lyon, l.. A. Fun
grail L. hcGrath, Anthony Hartman, James IA. Glib
ney, Patrick haudID0de, al. FsuIkner. Lewis IL.
Comb, Joseph kuntz, A. Moubes, A. s. Campbell,
Illiam Boilmer, u. Rodecker. J. r. N. Shields. a.
y. TODD. William stone, Johu j. Murphy, Patrick
Murray, Jonn y. Rice, Christopher Ott0n, George
Pierce, Patrick Henry aad J. Hailinan.
The report was adopted, and hessrs. Rogers, Hat
Ten, Lyons. Courtney and FuliersT were selected 10
represent the Twenty tnna ward Ia The COMMITTEE
Or AnizA,ion.
seven MEMOIRS only oi the committee were
connected with the organization tnat has been
tered out. Among the nineteen mernuors OF the old
committee who by this ac,ion OF The Committee ON
Organization been dropped from The roll OF tho
Genorai Com are Colonel James :. Mooney, AS
semUyman Ambrose Ill Purdy, ex-senator William
Cauidwell aud Jordan L. Mott w#
After THIS question had been disposed OF Mr.. Jacob
Secbacher called up his resolution, introduced at
prior meeting, providing for Inc ccnsurs Of Corpora
ton Attorney william A. Boyd, because that gcnto-
man had d, clincd to dismiss suns Tor the violation
oil Corporation ordinances brought against
Of the sixth Assembly district
Mr. Boyu explained that ne obliged TO execute
tho laws without fear avor, and the resolution
tabled. The committee tnen adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-16

A erccnback convention has been called for Texas,
10 take place at Waco, on the Tth Of August
springfield RepuJiicon find ):--"Good people have
got DO dragged INTO politics u the best things
70 be reachcur
The journals that favor third term for 'the man
on horseback" speak Of his marplot brother with Pc
ouar bitterness.
wheeling Nv. Val Standard 1.-THE latest double
slate for 1880 rilden and Hendricks and Grant and
Blame"
Fond du Lac (wia) Commonwealth 1.-THE report Is
that Gabe Bouck will not accept the nomination
candidate Tor reelection 20 Congress-"
Tho Knoxville (Tenn.) Tribune intmatcs that Con
gresham Thornberg's dcciination OF denomination
made I'm ulnlmcnt OF a contract entered into
Two years ago"
The Inter Ocean exposes the professional jurors of
Chicago, who manage to make respectable incomes
on legal fees aud illegal perqusitcs not TO say bribes
A kindred evil In all large cities invites nvestiga-
ton.
The Chicago Times tru,hfuly says that the people
do either the democratic or the republican
electoral Investigation Tie Times Is about the only
Western democratic journal that the real inter-
ests Of It's party ana that IL does BY simple exercise
Of conservative common sense.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-16
SINKING A FEkRYBOAT.

About hali-past six O'Clock last evening, while the
steamboat james A. stsveDs Of the Brooklyn and New
York Annex line OF ferry boats, was about to enter
land her passengers tho slip Of that company,
loot OF Fulton street, Brooklyn, she was struck
by . tighter In tow OF the steamtug John
Cooker aud go seriously damaged that she
sunk within twenty live minutes alter the COLI
sion There were loss than thirty passengers
the steamboat the time OF The occurrence.
but there was II the statements OF the officers con-
nsctod with tho boat and company are to be relied
upon, NO excitement whatever. nor was any person
injured. The passengers were safely landed, and
low minutes later tho Stevens was run In Oh the OPP
p0site side OF Jcweis dock, which 10 near the Terry
slip, and there rapidly hllcd with water and disap-
peared beneath tho surface. Al
THE rILor's STATEMENT.
William II. Clark, the pilot OF the James A. Ste
vcns stated to the HERALD reporter last night that
they wero about entering inc Annex Companys slip,
having on board the passengers by the day boat VI
sho Albany Steamboat line they took board
at per No 49, North River when the accident occur
rcd They had been In the gnp in Tact,
but the boy whose duty II was to throw
tho towlinc, or nswser, 10 tue incoming Jerry boat
missed his 'stnrow ana the stevens was in tho act
OF swlnaiDg the slip when tho tusboat
John Cooker, having IN tow = lighter. came along.
heading up .ns am M, the s,d y Yer haw nreaI
Ing piccs OF hor stem July Tour feet Ia length
and knocking u hole ABOUT two feet square IN her
The tug Inc light0r kept their course, aud IN
stevens hoaded lnt0 the slip and Landed her passen
eers. Tho pilot said ne did mot tnnK they had moro
IMAM twchty-nve OF tnTty passengers on oo"ius nnu
that there excitement among them. The
passengers did not know the vessel was LEAKING.
The hands on the injured boat stuffed beds and
cushions into tho hole aud endsavored 10 stop the
leak, but without success They then steamed out
into the stream, intending to bring tho boat some
place 10 beach her IN shoa water But ~ the water
flowed IN too rapidly the pilot healed her in again
alongside OF Jewcs dock, whore she settled down and
sunk within twenty I'VE minutes alter receiving the
iajury. &MNt
The steamboat James A. Stevens was about four
years old and licensed to carry $50 passengers
She ll2 feet In length. ~ fCet beam anu 1cet
depth 81 hold She valued a. between S. 600 and
$4,000
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FIRES IN vEsEY STREET.

Shortly before ten O'Clock last evening. and while
the clerks In tho tea OF II. H. Moses Co., at
Nos. IL 10 and 81 vcscy street, were busy supplying
tho wants OF customers, ,mcs were observed issu-
ing from the second story Windows In that part OF
the building directly opposite Washington Market.
An alarm having been sounded, Engine No. 20 and
Hook and Ladder No TO- were quickly ON The ground,
two other engines and additional book and ladder
apparatus arriving y fcw minutes later. Before 10
could DO controlled the IRE had assembled the third
story, where Il burned nsrcsiy for short time. In
less than half the flames sxtin guish cd,
but tcforc considerable damage had done TO
the stock Tnk loss wns sstmaied by the bookkeepsr
OF the concern nj $50 900. while an apparently disin
tercstcd ne,gnbor placed the prooabls loss
,ho stock At about $50. 900. The build
ing was Damaged ny IRE and water
to IN extent or perhaps 81, 900. II was not
tanned how the nre originated. Tho hrm named have
assurances their stock ami Gxtsrcs In several
panics including the Relief, Bewery and Lafayette
OF this city. and the Liverpool Lonaou. IL was
wncro the IRE broke since o'clock IN the
afternoon.
The I'VE story marble building No. 90 vesey street,
occupied by vandeveer Holmes as cracker bakery,
was discovered TO be on nrc yesterday. Be,orc the
flames could be subdued the lower portion OF tbe house
was considerably damaged. fhe loss TO the budlhg
ana stock is estimated ~ 800 The IRE 10 70 sup
posed was caused BY an ovsrhsatsd oven
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A SUCCESSFUL TRIAL TRIP.

Tho now steamboat Grand Republic made TRIAL
trip yesterday to Rockaway Beach, carrying some
twelve hundred cxcursonists. Leaving her dock az
the foot OF Twenty fourth street shortly after ten
O'Clock A. M the immense vessel, decked out In hoI-
iday colors and carrying two bands music steamed
down tho North River, stopping ut West Tenth street
TO tako on passengers. AZ the boat resumed her
course she was salutcd by every species OF steam
craft, whether stationary or under way, and on
rounding the Battery tho nect OF tugs and
other steam vessels lying there well those ply
inG In tue vicinity ap from lheir
Whistles deaienIng roar, which continued Tor
some minutes, whiio the powerful whistle OF ths
sponses continually. Al Jeweirs DOCK, Brooklyn, Q
large crowd OF apparently wsli-to-do people were
awafting the arrival OF the new steamer, and those
having poen taken on board, the Graau Republic
proceeded maJcsticaliy down the bay. Although
IL the nrst time shc nad left her docx the steamer
acted admirably. Snc Is nttod up throughout In an
excellent manner, her NAN saloon parvrs being
iurnsDed IN style little less than magnificent rho
Arrangements In case OF irc near being COM
plsle as human forcslght can make them. In OF
accident there board lie jackets each OF
the 1000 passengers the boat can accommo-
date, Desidcs eight life boats and a numDer Of
lite rats. On arriving at RocKaway Beach, and after
leaving majority OF her Passengers at the inter-
mediate piers, the Grand Republic made fast to the
upper landing, where "a large number OF the invited
gucsis Oh board partook VI dinner including clam
bake, at Hamneil's Hotel The return trIp 10 Ncw
York made In quick time and without any dis
agreeable incident 70 mar the pleasure OF the 90
casion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-16
PLEDGED SECURITIES.

An ACTION GROWING OUT OF ONE OF BONNER
co. s ASSIGNMENTS.
Suit was brought yesterday IN tho Supreme Court.
Kings county, before Justice Gilbert, by Spencer
Trask. James Francis, John H. Hewson and Jonn W.
Kilbrsth against William Belden. William T. Conner,
Charles d. Beiden, Henry Beiden, Jr., Benjamin "
Ham, Benjamin r. Monroe, James NJ Ham. John Bon
ner, Arthur l.. Sews and Burr W. Griswold, as
signess Of Jshn Bonner Go. IL Is alleged In
Tho complaint that December %. 1871, Messrs.
TrasE Stone borrowed Of John Bonner and Arthur
L. Ssweii SIS 600 call and collateral security
pledged Win them 800 shares Western Union, 100
Lake Shore ana SO Chicago ana Northwestern; that
IN DeccmOcr 1877, john h. Hewson aud JonE W. XII
Drelh borrowed call Of Bonner & Co. $4,000,
and collateral pledged 100 shares OF Chicago
and Rock Island; that the market value Of these
shares, rs largely in cxcess OF the amount OF
Of Bonner & Co. considerable sums OF money
CALI and collateral pledged 500 shares
OF me loan; tha, BonSsr Co. subsequently, pledged
the securities which belonged 70 the p,ants anu To
tansd thereon loan $50 0v0 that the value Of the
securities so pledged was greatly in excess OF the sum
DISPUTED OWNERSHIP.
On January 4, 1875, the plaintiffs rendered 10 Bon.
ncr Co. and 10 the assignee the amount due IN their
respective call ioans, demanded return OF their
securities which was refused. Ham and Monroe
fusrd 10 cooperate with tue plaintiffs in redeemug
the Ia the hands OF Beden a Co. max
ing tender 10 them OF che amouat due, and declined
to join with plaintiffs in The presect action. The
plaintiffs sliege on iniormatop md Denef that the
securities have been sold ~ Bedcu Il Co, without
notice TO the Iiaintins aud with knowledge
OF tho fact that they were 10 DO the properly OF the
plain MS and did not belong 10 Bonner Il Co., and
that result Of the sale large amoapt remains
the hunds oil Belden Co., to which the piaiut,ns
entitled in mon with The defendants Ham ana
Monroe The pian,ins therefore ass judgment mat
the defendants account.
MADE tx GOOD FAITH.
Defendants Beiocn 4 Co., deny the allegations
aud aver that the loans we're made IN good faith,
and that they supposed that the securities
belonged 10 Bonner Co. The answer OF Ham
Co., denies any knowledge to the
plaintiffs borrowing money frotn Bonner x Co., and
dcposlting securities. they admit lnat they Dor
rowcd $50 900 IRON Bonner Co., and lett securities
OF 900 OF the Union Pacific sinking fund. and 500
shares OF the Union Pacific and that value Of tho
securities exceeds the loan and that Bonner Co.
pledged zoo shares OF the securities with Beiden
Co Tor $4,000, aud that Bonner Co are insovent;
they Claim 10 DO sntitlsd 10 whatever surplus Is
the hands oil Bcen Co. alter the sale OF 200 shares.
Judge Gilbert reserved his decision the motion Tor
judgment mat the attendants account.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-16
GARDNEk INSTITUTE.

About thirty OF the juvenile pupils oil the Gardner
Young Ladies Institute, No West Rory seventh
street, Initiated tho commencement exercises Of that
insulation last evening Tue regular commencement
will b held on Tuesday evening Last night the
entertain consisted OF tableaux songs, rscrta
tons, PLAYS In French and English, by the pupils Of
the s.niddie" and junior classes. Homer Bartlett
opened the programme with piano solo.
The English play or abieau was entitled 'shistor
cal drama" and IL represented sthc rise Of the
American nation aud It's final coronation the
Queen OF Nations The French play n ounced
as ia Curiosite" and parts taken by twelve
members OF the middle classes, who spoke with glib
1ucncy. About two hundred persons were present
The display OF flowers profusc and ut the close OF
the en- tcrtainment The guests were served with
freshmsnts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-16
IRATE ARNOTT.

complaint was made yesterday before Judge
Duffy by Montgomery H. Throop. describing him.
self newspaper reporter, against Edward Arnoit,
the actor, who is charged with tnrsatsuinx The
reporter with bodily violence. he arose out Of
Mr. TROOPS attempt to Interview the actor In refer
to dlspule with actress which led 10 the
sudden withdrawal IRON The stage Of . sensational
drama called "rhe Gascon."
Yesterday afternoon. ABOUT six O'Clock, Arnott, who
was ieisurely walking up and down 10 front OF the
New York Press Club rooms. IN Centre street,
suddenly confronted by Throop. Arnot said, 81
hide you, aud am here 10 Keep nay promise; -
whsreupon Arnott struck Al Tnroop, who defended
himself with "A cane. passage ~ arms followed, in
which Throop got worsted.
Have you got snoughS" facstiously asked Arnott
after while.
"No, STRIP and Throop struck on his arm,
which made him drop his cane, whcrsupon Arnott
walked OIL 1hroop grabbed hts cane aud threw u
after Arnott, but without effect.
MI Arnott was staying last night - hotel 10 Jsr-
CITY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-16
TUFTS COLLEGE.

BOSTON, June IS, 1878.
Thc preliminary exercises Of graduation week at
Tuft's College have been held, and to-day the regular
college CONNIE ncement season opened. The gradu-
ating class assembled at four p. NJ IN the college
chapel, and the President, Rev E. H. Capcn. D. D..
delivered the baccalaureate sermon, which
practical discourse .'Vision and Work, Knowi-
edge and>Obcdience. His text was from Acts XVI,
10.
The programme for the remainder Of the week is a.
follows
Monday, 18th (class dsy)-Lterary exercises In the
chapel. at twelve n exercises tue green. at
quarter past r. NJ. annual meeting Of the Alumni
Associataon, the chapel, At hn-psst three r. NJ;
reception IN College Hall, 1t ought r. M.
Wednesday, June 19-Ths twenty-nrst annual Com
mencemcnt viii DO he d AZ ioiiows:-Hsif-pas. ten
A. NJ. exercises OF The graduating class and
ferring Of degrees; ono r. NJ, Commencement dinner;
eight 10 nali-past ten r. NJ, Presidents reception.
Thursday. june 20-First examination for admis-
aan 10 college
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~ baa the heuss ocaped kaieoEiued ana panied
throughout, and Ut once rented II Tor 5000 year.
uKg TREATMENT.
Both this witness and Mr. Adams whom ne had
called In 10 assist MIN In caring her person and
property, we're positive In testimony that sne
was furnished with regular and proper meats, ~
was otherwise we'll treated by tnem except IN excud-
ing visitors by direction of the physician. 10 tnis
statement they corroborated by botn sisters Of
the alleged lunatic Notwithstanding iptimations 70
the contrary BY tne other aide.
DR.. James w. Ranney was thcn produced IN behalf
Of those who asserted the sanity Of Mrs Bsnnster,
but while he maintained that she evnccd no evidence
would necessary 10 ard her IN The Of her per-
SON and property. EN5
TIKI VERDICT.
After q tew minutes elaboration the jurors re-
turned verdict that she and had been so
for years past and incapable Of charge
OF her person and properly. Alter brief consuta.
tion between the opposing counsel " was eop1uaed
10 laks Mira Banniser from the asylum and give hsr
In charge Of her sisters sB
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SATISFIED WITH HIS SENTENCE.

In the Court OF Oyer and rermiuor At Newark. N.
j. yesterday, Richard Van Lew. she colorcd man who
was convicted Of having killed Daniel Ryan ON sunday
morning. February II last Tor alleged insult offered
10 Mrs. Van Lew, was called up for sentence by Judge
Depuc lie admitted having Killed Ryan, but claimed
that he had received great provooation aud whom no
struck tho deceased had no Intention OF murdering
him The Court took q IenieDt WOW VI the case, aud
sentenced Van Lew 10 one years imprisonment N
the Psnuensssry. When leaving the court room vaA
Lev saM mo Vas sAtisAsd win his ssnssncet"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-16
THE BOwERY FIRE.

Fire Marshal sheldon began investigation ycster-
day into the origin Of the brs In Josephson Co. .
store, No. 126 Bowery, at which many nremon mar
rowiy escaped being fatally injured lev wit
ncsses examined, who mainly tesuasd regarding
the nature OF tho goods stored the promises me
investigation will be searching one, and will likely
continue Tor several days az grave susploons
tertained regarding the origin Of the counagrstion
With the exception OF Morris, who SIN remains ~
Chambers Street Hospital the other injured nrsmen
have been removed " their homes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-16
WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.

iBY TELEGRA PH TO THE HERALD.
NORFOLK Va, Juno Is, 1873.
William and Mary College win not he closed,
templased. The trustees yesterday determined 80
make aE1nng cments 10 open next session usual.
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Denis j. Cunan, Michael A. ,. Holnes, Francis A.
Rippin-
Diocese OF Hsrnord.-Aessrs. William }. Doolan,
John Z. DFexsL
Diocese OF aprngfeld.-Mr. Thomas Reynolds
Diocese OF Og0ensourg.-Mr. Lawrence Moore
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ORDINATIONS AT BALTIMORE
[BY TErE0RAPH TO THE HERALD.


[sy TErEeRAPH TO THE HERALD.
RALrInoRx, Nd, June Is, 1878.
The Right Rev Bishop Becker, OF Wilmington,
assisted by Rev r. D,ssey, OF 81. sulpce st. Mary,
and Rev. A. Magmer Ms chaphins, and Rev. J. Nc
Collen master ceremonies, to-day elevated TO holy
orders . number OF candidates at the cathedral. a
follows:-
To deaconship s--Revs. Timothy J. whelan and
John D. Colbert Of Boston, and Rev. John l. Tarpey,
OF Springfield. To sub hipe-Revs Peter N.
Manning, Thomas Bisoydrck, John J. Doughsriy and
stephen j. Clarke, Of tho archdiocese OF Basimore;
Rev. George 5. Montgomery, Of San Francisco;
Rev. William S. Jennings of Springfield. and
Rev. Theodore SHARK, a Luxembourg. To MINOR
ordors-Messrs MichaeA j Foley Thomas u. Leonard,
James r. Holden, Charles B. Rose, Walker - CauGhcy
and Edward R. T. Dyor, OF the archdiocese Of Balti-
more Michael +. Bsgey. OF the archdi.
ocese Of Boston; John J. Monaghan diocese Of
Charleston; Johp ). Maladsy, OF Pittsburg; Ambrose
Il. Goulet and Edward A. Kelly, Of Chicago; Messrs.
Michael T. Lynch, Eugene Sw eeney, Walter j. ShanIy,
John I. Winters Terrence J. Hannavan and
Richard Grogan, Of Hartford; John Murray,
or Wheeling; Dennis A. Shea spring
neld. To tonsurc-Messrs Jamea v. Campbell,
Peter r. We,der, James f. Donahue, Joseph
II. Cassidy, James u. Connolly and Thomas j. ker-
wick OF Baltimore; John W. Galiigan and Hugh J.
Muliigap, OF Boston; Francis j. Van Antwerp OF De-
troli Messrs John II. Doan, Michael J. Donohue and
james q. ODonnel, OF Hartford, and Edward r.
Keenan,, OF Grass Valley.