New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-16
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BISHOP OF WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
TIE REV. DIR. JOHN A. PADDOCK CoNsECRATED IN
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BISHOP OF WASHINGTON JEhkllohI.
TIE REV. DIR. JOHN A. PADDOCK coNsEcRATEp IN
ST. prrER's CHURCH. BRo"KLYS.
The impressive ceremony of the consecration of n
bishop according to the ritual OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church took place yesterday IN 81.
Peters Church; in State-si near bond-st., bIook-
rector of that church for twenty-slx years. was
formally made Bishop of Washington Territory. to
which Office be was elected at the recent Epscopai
Convention in this city. The service began nj a.
M aud lasted nearly four hours; they were partci-
pated IN by nre of the Episcopal bshoDs The church
was flied with a large aud attentive assembly. The
procession ms it entered the church led by the
members of the vestry. who were followed by the
standing Committee of the Diocese OF Long Island
Bishops Potter, of New-York, Stevens of Pennsyl-
wanna Paddock. OF Massachusetts Ia brother OF the
new bshUpl, Lee, of Delaware, Scarborough, OF
New-Jorsey. seymour. of Illinois. Penick, OF Cape
Palmas South Africa, and futile. of Utah, and
nearly hundred OF the clergy OF the church last
OF whom came the Bshop-elec'. BY reason of age
and iufrmity, Bishop Smith, of Kentucky. the pre-
siding bishop OF the church, did not walk in the
procession. The absence OF Bishop LlttejOhD, OF
Long Island. who is in Europe, was uoticeable.
II. Schenck, G. Ii. Hall. A. II. Partridge, Z. X.
Baker, w. Nj. Snlvely, {. W. Homer ard L. D.
browne.
After the singing OF a hymn written for ne occa-
sion by Bishop Vail. of Kansas, by the choir, the
morning PRAYERS read by the Rev. Dr. browne,
the Psalms by the Rev. Dr.. Homer, the lessons by
the Rev. Drs. KImber aud TwIng, ard the creed and
prayers 10y the Rev DR.. Schenck. The Ante-Com-
munIOn service was read by Bishops Potter. Iuttle
BISHOP
ferrine in il the solemn nature of the service and
TO the field of labor TO which the new Bishop viii
go. The new Ri hon was then presented to Bishop
Smith for conservation. attended by Bishop Paddock
aud the eff rtOry read by Bishop Seymour.
Presiding Bishop Smith then consecraled the new
Bishop The posC-communiOn service followed, read
by Bishop Paddock, Of Massachusetts,, and tue tesi-
monias of the House of Deputies OF the Episcopal
Convention, by which the new Bishop was chosen.
were presented by The Rev. Dr.. Hutchinson. Bishop
Smith delivered the Bible to Bishop Paddock with
o few words of eXhortatIou.
The new Bishop will go TO his field of labor in
March. 1881. He will preach his final sermon Ii
St Peters Church IN a few weeks.
MRS BERGMAN STILL CAUSING TROUBLE.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bergman remained at Police Head
quarters yesterday, awaiting VISIT from her guar
dian, Mr.. Price, of Philadelphia, to whose care ner
mother has committed her daughters person and
property. The conference Tuesday resulted In fiat
refusal on the part of the daughter to home To
her friends, Mrs. SWAIN then arranged fer hcr
daughters support while she herself was IN Europe,
whittier she expected to 90 to-day. Mrs Bergman
was to live in furnished rooms Of her own choosing
and receive allowance of $50 a week. 10 tins
arrangement the guardian demurred however. HIS
failure to pay her the promised visit yesterday put
Mrs. Bergman In very bad humor. particularly
when she learned that Mr.. Price aud her lawyer had
been in consultation with President FRENCH bot had
lett the building without coming 10 Ter. AS the
outcome of this consultation, perhaps, DIR. Marvin
Sims called upon Mrs. Bergman In the afternoon.
he declared that to leave her, as her mother In
tended unprotected in this city, would work her
speedy ruin, and expressed determination To tell
Mrs. Swain this. He considers Mrs. Bergmans
mind certainly unsettled His visit, together
with the conduct Of Mrs. Bergman's guardian, was
accepted As Ali indication OF a deliberate plan 70
have Mrs. Bergman deprived IF her liberty by jnd-
cial proceedings az INSANE. Dr. Sims called upon
Mrs. Swain in the Park Avenue Hotel, and after q
o'clock Mrs. Swain drove to Police Headquarters,
aud returned TO the hotel with her daughter and
Matron Webb.
About 10 p. N. Mrs. Bergman walked into Police
Eeadquarters and mp 10 Mrs. Webb's alone,
but she remained only short time. She then went
away from Police Headquarters unattended and
took street car winch went IN the direction Of the
hotel. 1t was noticed that her dress wa torn
slightly, but she did not seem excited or IN haste.
She returned with Mrs. Webb to Police IeadGuar-
tiers ut haf-past IL.