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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-18
MRS. aoPKrHys DIVORCE SUN
ONLY TIE SUMMONS YET suRvsD-wRAT HAS In
TO THE ACTION.

ONLY TIE SUMMONS YET snRvsD-wRAr HAS LAp
TO THE ACTION.
Mr. A. Lawrence Hopkins has begun suit for an snoe'
lute divorce from her husband Amos Lawrence Hopkns
of the Missouri Pacific Railway Tho coun-
seI for Mrs Hopkins is George Bliss and he has served
summons upon Mr.. Hopkins whose counsel arc Dillon
6wayne.
Mr. and Mrs Hopkins have not lived together for ser
era weeks so friends Of ho said Yesterday Mrs Hop
kins having remained ct their homo. No. East Forty
seventh st., and Mt Hopkins having for two weeks 70
sided with General swayne at his home Creamery Park
Thu tastes of Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins 1t has bean vol
known to their acquaintance, dine red widely. He Il q
man ayerse to the demands Of society and has been sb
.orhaa In business Mrs Hopkn1 the contrary hsA
love for society and desired TO make social els
ons pronounced feature Of her life. Mr. Hopkins has
Neon Obliged 10 DO from the city lesa attend
Inc IN his affairs As the complaint In the action
hos not vet been served the details OF the charges on
which the suit is based not known,
The friends of Mr. Hopkins assert his innocence and do
clara hat when tho TO trial he will be able TO
nrouoe evidence which will completely disprove tho ALE
cations brought against him.
mt Uonkins IA tho Of President Marx Hopkins
q. WiIlsms College Mrs. Hopkins Ia his second vito,
and fhey have married seven years. She u the
daughter OF Gearge L. Dunlap. merchant Of Chicago.
Mr. Hopkins met her when he was living In that city -
Vice president Of the Illinois Central Railroad He wa
In Washington yesterday on business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-18
TESTIMONY AGAINST FERRIS
PEOPLE WHO SAY THAT HIS HAND WAS WHOLE
APrxR THE WAR;

PEOPLE WHO SAY THAT HIS HAND WAS WHOLE
APrxR THE WAR.
The trial Of the charge made by pension ON
Gals that Charles Ogden Ferris alias Charles GURUS
alias Sir Roger Doughty Tchborne, defrauded the Gov
eminent by getting pension the loss Of the fingers OF
his right hand in the war; when he actually lost tnem
years afterward in an accident continued yesterday
before United States Commissioner Benedict In Brooklyn
Some strong evidence against the prisoner was presented
John Dick the witness recalled and denied tnh'
he deserted from the 18th Regiment ana SAID That no
merely declined to be mustered In wheh the Fcson'
reached Annapolis 1861 He aterward enlisted In inc
10th Regiment and served between one and two years.
Mira Sarah Earle OF No 90 Bergen st. identified the pris
oner as her brotherinaw. and said she had known nun
for thirty years az Ferris She last saw him previous 70
1879 In ls65 and both his hands were whole then. ~
that lost them by log crushing them IN td% tbs
and that he secured pension Of $40 month TON .n
the war without a scratch. ,,s.. .,.
Mrs louisa Taws. Of No 300 Jayst denumedb she
first knew him when he was sixteen ssS hs
went to California and Of his fingers was then
ing. She shook hands with him and his nsn' n"H'
At this point the prisoner said in an undertons' u
%STs stuffed saa GS the Witness who him.
"sailors don't wear gloves" ,.,,. .,,,.a ,,o u,t.
ness IL she ever conversed with the prisoner about ah
English family called Tichborne. The opposing so and
Objected, because the TchDorne case was o vi ha
the District Attorney said that he wished TO show ha
prisoner told the witness that he proposed 70
Sir Roger Tchborne and get his estate This was ruled
out. - 80, -. ~. an,
Deans who also identified the prisoner as FSrr, It's enc
saw him carry some arons In his right hand a1ter le
war and he had all his fingers. Similar evidence WAS
given by Mrs Mary Williams, OF No ia 1oLRsa Sim une
prisoner had told her of losing his fingers In moving
building in California The prosecution rested the case
and the defence will be heard on next WEDNESDAY
Miss Alice Walker the Ferris SAID ne eApGctc
from England on the Lydian Monarch, arrived on tues
day II Is thought by the United States anthoiles a'
she is his accomplce in the personation OF Iichooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-18
rJyGaPR CANNOT BE REIySTATED

Upon the recommendation Of Surveyor Beatue Charles
Fin carr an inspector the Custom House. was discharged
last June by Since that time he has been
work hard rein statement The charge
wic, he was characterization preferred
by Deputy Surveyor Wyatt Fngarr gave as an excuse AZ
lie te that sick Since his dismissal Fingarr mas
written President Cleveland secretary Manning
hector Hedden Collector MagODe asking a an ihVes
CATION OF his be made In letter winch ne recently
10 the President he says propose 10 nsht io NY
right and or revealed In this my case as long
as INV life shall is said that the true nwardness of
that he reported as having sa
soIn,thng about tough Administration Letters signed
by many prominent business and both Democratic ana
Repuilcan politicians been sent 10 Collector Magone
but Fingarr cannot get renstated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-18
xCnONNODIT TING THEA

THE TRIBUNE has directed attention several times TO
the need of change In the accommodations for heare-
roers who live in neighborng towns In New-Jersey.
on Monday the Pennsylvania Railroad adopted q new
time table which meets the requirements There are to
be trains at ll45 p and 1918 m and consequent
y those residing along the line OF the Pennyvana Road
will he able 10 remain through the longest Of the theatri
cal performances I'm the city The spectacle or number
Of residents NewJersey leaving theatre just before
the climax OF the play order to catch the last train TO
their own savage disgust and the annoyance OF the re
maiDder OF the audience will be spared the public here
after and for erseymen the pleasure OF going In
will longer be destroyed by the necessity OF
constantly consulting watch and retiring precpitately
al the moment when they most desire 70 remain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-18
VARIOUS NEW-JERsEY TOWNS

UuIspAIK-A surprise party given ling the
Iv George f. Dickinson by the members and friends OF his
congregation purse vi money presented
lrencs by j. s. Drake superintendent OF the New
NcwYork Railroad also personal present from
MI nasbTouck. president of that railroad company.
HoRoKES-Mayor Kerr has vetoed resolution OF the Com
mon Council accept the law known the Martin and
designed better collection Of back
ments The mayor OF the opinion that the exgencies Of
the city require the ribet
RAHwAY-A suit begun yesterday
man Miles Ross by f. H. silver who Ross affairs
OF 1882 Silver claims that teegraphed
MT Election Day that needed and
that Mr. wired back go ahead
bursed Justice underhll issued the and
request OF Mr. Ross counsel postponed the week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-18
REWARD OFFERED FOR STOLEN JEwELRY.

notice appeared yesterday morning Offering 500 as re-
ward for any trace OF jewery stolen Monday No
yember from ia East Eighty hirdst James Stanley
mason IL seems at No ia, and the stolen Jewery be-
IonSs Ia ms wife and Mrs stanley out OF
the morning in question ana sneak thei ciep
I'm tho back way and quietly pOckeed All Tie valuable au
es he could lay hands Among the things no carried
OF diamond earrings pair oil diamond brace
let's Egin movement gold watch gold cham anu some
and necklaces The loss amounted 10 about Sloo no
Informed and thorough search OF the
pswnshops has been made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-18

The examination OF the charge made by Mrs Katie Osui
van that her husband had tried TO shoot her in
dentists Office at No 1888 Fuonst, Brooklyn where he
found with Horace Latto the dentists was CON
Quoted by Police kenna yesterday Mrs. OSulN an
the statements made al the time o the shooting
She denied being the floor when her husband emit rcd the
room Iato nineteen years old told how y SULLIVAN
rushed IN ami shouted I've caught you! and made hun
confess point the pistol catching hOd OF nun anu
dsarrangng his clothing. Policeman Mudoon who TOOK the
parties ansir in custody SAID that lie i0uhI
with pisto head; holding Inn by the shirt Al Tie
police Station cned and confessed his GRIMM MY
bsuyan's waived further examination ana the
fen.ant bel bail the action OF the Grand
Iury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-18
TEAMED MUSES. GRADUATED

Seven trained graduated from the training
school attached the Brooklyn Homeopathic Hospital on
night exercises being held in Historical Hall
Wum h. Leonard presided and tho twenty five nurses con.
ected with ths attractive Ia
Their caps aprons the platform Addresses were made
by the Rev Ijrs T. H. Cuyler and Charles II. Hall DIT
Charles made the address 10 the graduaes and Dr.
Edwn certificates OF graduation 10 kiIae
AndreWa Henrca Belts, Sarah fawcett Ellen JohnsDn
Mary A. Lamy CAtharno TOppngs and EugenA A Whitney
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-18
TWO MEN STABBED BYAN ITALIAN.

An Italian whose down in the police records
On Domn,co Pentaono was dragged the Old slip station
early Yesterday followed by sailors from the steamer
Trinidad whom stabbed The prisoner could not make
himself police asserted that lie
found running amuck in Southst Dennis Belgan
and lanes Manning wounded men, said they
fher WAY ship Per No AZ. N r., 10 an East
River pier they attacked without cause or warn
Inc nv Tie Italian Bergan had been stabbed in he head
and back severely that lie sent 10 the Chambers street
Uospital Mann ngs the heal and wrist were slight
and he detained witness The Italian was rcmSnded
the Tomb Police
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-18
CONNECTICUT TOWNS.

BRIpGEPoRTThe seectmon have been obliged 10 pledge
per cent 10 $4,000 temporary for cur
rent expenses On Tuesday night express train from
instantly killed Vas Selepec employed rail
road quarres Fairfield. The train stopped and
nrakenau flag the next train fell cattle
guard broke OF his legs While Italians employ cd
6y the Citizens Water Company were qu,relng Tuesday
ight the proprietor boarding ranch dcar a
al OF the contestants nhictng niur which likely
death The police are searching for tho assssn
who has fed.
RlpGErIRLD-Colone Thomas l. Watson has declined the
onn nf Adiutant eneral of the State rendered by
oyernor eot 0unsbury and IL has been accepted by Col
one Frederick e. Camp OF Middieowu formerly autant On
General GrahaD's STAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-18
wJ0UrNAy SEEKING NEW TRIAL.

Justice Brady leaving the Court Of Oyer and Termner
yesterday morning. went To his private In the Comfy
Court and received application from the coun
sel of Apdrsw Wightman the private detective convicted
OF sokmaiing c. Sears OF Buffalo, for trial was
urged that testimony OF the principal witness Nay
Thatcher of Infamous woman AMI Should MOI 10
considered without confederation Justice Brady reserved hs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-18
TEACHING HER OHILD TO PLAY WITH FIRE

Little Maria Sagarese five years old than
ian children usually yesterday and her mother amused
her in their No Jersey ST. by lighting pieces paper
and waving them in the Mrs. ssgIeso buy
some milk a little while and Mara thought She would
her account. There "a fire
the stove and she 10 light the paper
chi IRE ana alarmed the other
80 ~. crowdrd house The chds clothing sCanty IL
was nearly destroyed before the haes were eIngused
son A soon after her mother returned 10 the house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-18
WHY A RPOOELYN PASTOR RESIGNED

The Rev. Robert Barr, PHI D., who has been pastor foI
the, years Old Bushwck Reformed Church In BROOK
lvn which dates back TO rendered his resignation
Al the request consstOy Of the church. action VIII not
be taken upon II until next month MS ministry mas MOI
been and last the former SUNDAY
school Superintendent samuel Murphy who had been sue
ceede by another seeded with half the school ana
founded The attendance OF the church Tell on as
N Murphy and his friends refused 10 attend so long as III
Earr WAS pastor his salary reduced from
81 800 and he decided that his usefulness III inc
chm WAS Mt an en-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-18
HOME NB WIS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

yrnA /SeNus Hoisl-senator Arthur r. oQrman, m kay'
iaS{, b6nGfsssmAn John W. Stewart OF Vermont 9Sorx
Erwin, Potsdam Railroad Cgmmisson" 'Ven ,r.
sss.-x ks@.ro, Ms1iCsn MsStsr It Ws:hinstGp' and
Ea1nsn Govsrnor John Lee Carroll Of Msrylsnd
8rsysoy HeussT Cakes wee president o. me Hor.n
Mackenzie Of Montreal ...... Westmsnsssr AosI-Aarhn
8rfmmAr. Of BoltQp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-18
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

YxAidernsn kcouades trial. Court OF General sessi9ns
#onan'a National Indian Association, Broadway Taper
n&ole, lQ:30a. m. ,
jewcisrs Association banquet pslmonioos $50 M
Reception the Rev Dr. 6torrs Church OF tho Phgfms
American Geographical Society. Crlokering Hall:
Academy Of Medicine anniversary No IL west thirty
letter carriers meetng No. 1ll Eighthst; n.
Williams College Alumni Delmonicos evening
State Board Of Arbitration -. 49,. xr..s
Tho Rev Merritt Huburds lecture Forsytn ntreee @osn
odst Church. D. m.
fs@es g. Burdett's lecture Association Hall. pm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-18
DID srRanAxr onoxkR oLuB Ivy OWE,

DID SERGEANT OROKER CLUB ANY ONRf
Sergeant Ninth Precinct trial at Police
Headquarters yesterday charged with clubbing and
In front OF The Building Barthod Day Sieve
raj members Of The to subsiantate
story OF tie alleged clubbing which OF them had written
They teshed thai they saw Croker wave HE club over INC
keep Park Row clear for the Croker said that he
made motions 10 keep the crowd back He sure how
that he did not strike Captain Webb OF the
Fourth Precinct and several other policemen connfmod
CrQkera account DVciAl0n Was reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-18
LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CTTY-The auction OF real
estate unpaid and water rates and
ducted Yesterday by Treasurer Black
lots we're n the Third, Fourth and Fifth Waris.
GRAvEsESD-The Rev A. r. stock we'll been pas
tor of the Reformed Church nearly fifteen
years gned He will be connected with Of
the Children AID society Of Newly ork after January l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-18
THE CIVIL DISTRICT COURTS INQUIRY.

Controller continued the examination into the meth
DDS Cv District Courts yesterday Carson g. Archi
bald chief clerk in Justice Gedneys court was examined
testimony about the that already given.
Richard T.. Lewis spectator wished the marshas
ned whether they had take any excessive fees Con
troer told him cool that the halls would be
examined as soon the clerks had been disposed OF.
Ious Buns clerk OF tbs First District Court again
whom proc tIngs 10 be begun for not making returns
for October yesterday paid INTO the CITY Treasury $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-18
BOYS GOING WEST TO or RIOH.

Charles Hoodlews eleven. Of No. l25 stuyvesant St
Brooklyn the Of newly arrived Eng shman left his
with four other boys OF the neighborhood
the untamed buffalo the wild West Of which
glowing accounts English home The Hoodlews boy
LETT parents that he was gong out West
would when he rich The boys had reyovers
6scheta blankets aud money with hem No Of
them could be found the Bridge the ferries and II IL
doubtful whether they left Long Island. The HoOdews
family Laso only beeu this country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-18
WEGTCUEsTFR COUNTY.

PORT CHRsTER-W William Coldington who keeps shoe
accidentally knocked down and run
over bv a wagon by William Wetmore,
Tuesday.
NKw RocHRrIE-Charles G. Banks president OF the vii
lage who starting for Florida 10 spend the
has instructed his counsel TO begin suit IN the Supreme
fellow tOwnsman 10 $4,000 damages
FOL defamation OF character.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-18

There are lost and fonnd notices more aushg TO He
philosophical reader than those which serve as tne temporary
eptaps to speak Of and dogs And norewalds
certainly could be dsproporonate than those offered
for tie return vagran pets SIX umbrella Cosby
cloak ONfcOat NAV 10 Ost
with some composureeven by woman-but when comes
10 an III pug stupid poodle or selfish cat agenera
alarm sounded and the search goes on al oten Two
Sues The favor dollars enough 10
chase Of that onerol
Yesterday for the small Augora one winch srayed
East Thirty eiehthst lie kitten
was less than old without pedigree ltbconged
and who returns the animal WILL
re,.alr a ser inus hreacn the AndersOn household
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-18
ruyxRAL OF JOSEPH H. WELLER.

The funeral of Joseph II. Weller. . member Of the
firm of Tefft, Weller & Co.. who died on Sunday WAS
held Yesterday noon in the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church The services were largely attended by friends
and relations, and by many prominent business men,
who represented nearly all the leading drygoods firms
Of this CITY There were also present 3lo employees OF
tho firm of which Mr.. Weller was member. The
coffin was covered with flowers and by Its side stood
beautiful floral pieos sent by his employees. quar-
tet sang Hark Hark Ny Soul y
DIR. Hall spoke few words based on the text !
Be We. therefore also ready" He Was followed by
tina Rev A. MoWilisms, who married Mr.. and
Mrs Weller ten years afo and who OBLIGATED at Mrs.
WeIl.r's funeral five ak weeks ago In the same
church lie referred feelingly to Mr. Weller's early
struggles and told how he came to this city eighteen
years ago without means or influence and spent his
hrst day in begging for employment Then he told OF
His success and how he became widely esteemed for
his sterling integrity and generosity and spoke OF Mrs.
Weller's death The quartet sang Gathering Home.
and after the ceremony those present passed around
the coffin The pallbearers were John Sloane. A.
d. Juilliard James q. Wentz, W. A: Pembroke:
philip s. Taggart John N. Beach, Samuel Bolden and
r H. Clarke Among others present were ex-Col-
lector Hedden. James H. Wele", Alanson Y. Weller.
James Simpson, Theodore Wentz. ). H. Bumstead
John T. Fraley, George C. Clarke w. Wilson. Joseph
Herman. Ira Metcalf. Of Detroit +. b. Thurber
William Crawford Colonel w. l.. Van Wyck, X. d.
Aliirer. William Morse. George L.. Putnam, K. j.
Dean, and II. Paddock. The body was taken to
Woodawn by O special train for burial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-18

James Hope leader in the Manhattan Bank robbery in
1873 and one OF noted bank burglars III the country
Wa released from California state Prison ON Tuesday
cling served term Of years robbery In San Fran
cisco M was Immediately re-arrescd by DeecYeSergean
Rogers city had the necessary papers, ana aa
b.an sent 10 bring Hope NewYOrk for trial inspector
Byrnes learned yesterday that Rogers had been stopped WIN
prisoner by writ OF babeas corpus III
longer than was expected to Drlng
Hope his this city. His son Is
= q Sing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-18


The Trow Directory Co. publications are ~ hal
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shortly rubbish reprint OF hrst Directory leo ie"
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-18
Announcements
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An Elegant Toilet Luxury. 20 centA

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Hour 3 to l. tot Diseases of the Nervous systom
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-18
Announcements

CANCER safely extirpated without knife, with
out PAIN and without fee or reward upess a NY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-18
HINT TO ADVERTISED

Earl 4, Wilson'S f. g. w. brand of MEN
coiT' IA and CUFFS are THE BEST. Sold everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-18
THE oOLLEGE POINT FERRY.

The College Point Ferry Company running from Nnetieth
u 70 College Point settled It's difficulties with the Dock
Department by paying the fine imposed for obsructng the
hspneL sale The franchise Tor the ferry has mol YET
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-18
To MOTHERS.

Nina Wrysrow SOOTHING SYRUP for Children Teetnine
The Child soiIsns Gums Reduces Inflammation
Aiays pain cures Wind Colo. twenty-five centss oo'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-18

To MOTHERS.
An, ,xsroy,s SOOTHING SYRUP for Children Teething
soohes the child softeps the gums reduces ~
Law main cures wind colo. 20 cents Ooth1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-18

bsen directed BY the Controller and until me sss e com
pany win simply wharfage rates ior inc u'e INV
'front.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-18
xLRINE IN1BLLIGENCA
MINIATURES ALMANAC

roDAY
san sisss CAT Is6 Moon 1888 Moons sgs 90
HIGH WATER
txx -ss Hs sss 81 Ssy I I:a go H ST. Rls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-18

SYNOD OF THE ARCHDIOCESE OF NEWBORN
A synod Of the Roman Catholic clergy of the Arch
diocese of New-York was begun yesterday In St.
Patrick,s Cathedral in Fifth-ave. and was presided
over by Archbishop Corrgan 1t ia the first council
that has been held since Archbishop Corrigan was
mado sunreme ruler OF this diocese the two previous
ones of 500 and 1882 having been called together by
Cardinal McCloskey. The Archbishop was the cele-
brant at the high mass with which the business of the
SYNOD was opened at 10 a. The array OF priests In
their yestments and wearing their cassocks who filled
the spacious building made an imposing sight they
assembled In the sacTlsty and In the Archbishops
residence adjoining and walked in twos TO the
Cathedral preceded by cross be arer and acOlytes
The Archbishop was accompanied by his secretary
the Rev Dr. Charles Z. Mcdonnell. There were 400
priests present all the Roman Catholic churches
in tie city and from Sullivan, Orange, Ulster Rich
mond Rockand Duchess Pu nam and Wcstchester
Counties all OF which included in the Archdiocese
OF Newly Drk. $500,
After mass the Archbishop partially dsrobed him
self and knseng at the foot OF the altar ntoned the
Litany. The 4" Veni Creator " was then sung, after
which all present Joined in rectng the prayer Deus
Gun Corda FIdelium." The Archbishop next delivered
anaddress explaining the principal objects for which the
SYNOD was called together. namely 10 receive and pro-
mulgae the DEGREES the last council OF Baltimore and
by their attitude in relation thereto to make them
binding on the consciencss OF the members OF the
archdiocese, both lay and clerical
bfter a short the synod we mt into session In
the afternoon and completed Its organization for work
by appointing ITS officers The proceedings con
Quoted in Latin. The session Will be resumed this
evening. -
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-09-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

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ing Remedy
a n d n 9 r v e
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