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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1892-02-12

ASK druggist for WOODS PHOsPH0DINE; II he
ofYers some worthless medicine In place OF this,
leave his dishonest store, inclose price In letter,
and we Will send by return mall. Price, one
package, 81 six, IS. Ohe ,oW please, sir ,rW
t1ue. Pamphlet In plain sealed, envelope 2
stamps. Addrest. The WOOD CHEMICAL Co,
l31 Woodward avenue, Detroit, Mich.
eg- sold in Bloomsbury by Meyer Bros, j. H.
Mercer, q. A. Klein, q. A. McKelvy and all re-
sponsible druggists everywhere.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1892-02-12
Don't Do It.

Said my physician, who for six months
had doctored me for dyspepsia without
success, when l told him l was going
to try Sulphur Bitters, they will only
make you worse. / did try them, and
now am a well man and can eat any
thing. Sulphur Bitters are great foe
to doctors.-George Bastett, ". y.
Z. and II. II. Railroad. 2-s-2t.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1892-02-12

A valuable horse belonging to Geo.
A. Herring, and used in the delivery
wagon of his meat MARKET met with a
serious accident Monday. The morse
was used in hauling ice, and by mis-
step slipped and was Strained about
The kidneys. The animal suffered
greatly, but may soon fully recover.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1892-02-12

All scalp and skin diseases, dandrufr,
falling of the hair, gray or faded hair
may be cured by using that natures
true remedy, Halls Hair renewer.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1892-02-12

BY total com mmissions on county tax
BY total discounts on county tax.
BY exOnerations and re turns, Co tax
BY amt due from collectors OF 1888. 4. !.
by amt due from collectors OF 1859,
Brtarcreek........
By amt due from collectors OF 1850,
S0utS0. ..,.,.......
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1892-02-12
Woods Phosphodine
The Great snglish Remedy.

Promptly and perman-
entity cures all forms OF
J NerpOus Weakness, Emis-
'sfo,as, SpermdtO,Thed, Ha-
DOtencY ana al eBects Or
4 base or Ebcesses. Been
prescribed over 35 years
In thousands OF cases: Is
1.-The only Reliable ana
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1892-02-12

The Importance OF purifying the blood can.
not be overestimated, for without pure blood
you cannot enjoy good health.
At this season nearly every ono needs
good medicine to purify, vitalize, and enrich
the blood, and we ask you to try Hoods
Doo,,I;or y Sarsaparilla. 1t Itstrengthens
VCVuiIo1 and builds up the system,
creates an appetite, and tones the digestion,
while 1t eradicates disease. The peculiar
combination, proportion, and preparation
Of the vegetable remedies used give to
Hoods Sarsaparilla pecul- tn l*eolf
lar curative powers. No 10 ItScH
other medicine has such arecord Of wonderful
cures. II you have made up your mind to
buy Hoods Sarsaparilla do not be induced to
take any other instead. 1t Is Peculiar
Medicine, and is worthy your confidence.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is sold by all druggists.
Prepared by G. l. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
The evening world., 1892-04-25
LAST EDITION.
CATTLE BURNED ALIVE
Twenty-three Cows and Thirteen
Horses Roasted at Parkville.
Cheshire Dairy Farm Buildings Swept
Away by Flames.
Tho Whole Village at Ono Time ir
Danger OF Destruction.
r,rcrir 70 TIVE EVENING womb,

CoNEY ISLAND, April 25.-The most dsask
trous fire in the history OF Parkviiie occurred
shortly after midnight this morning and de-
stroyed property and animals TO the value OF
$50 900.
The fire broke out at 1880 O'clock in the
big barn Of the Cheshire Improvement Com
pany, whose property Is situated at the juno
tion Of Foster avenue and the old Coney
Island road. For while It looked as II the
entire village OF Parkville was TO be swept
away by flames. While the flre lasted the
most Intense excitement prevailed among the
residents, and many persons living In the
nelghborhood made preparations to cart
away their household goods.
How the irc started nobody seems to know.
The flames were first seen by some workmen
employed by the Cheshire Company. When
they reached the scene the big three-story
barn, In which were housed so blooded cat
tie and horses, was a seething mass OF
flames.
A strong southwest wind was blowing at
the time, and 1t carried the flames TO small
twO-story barn a short distance away. A
number Of horses stabbed in this building
were led out and saved.
Three volunteer fire companies from Flat
bush and a local fire company had meanwhile
reached the scene, and water from four lines
Of hose was pumped on the burning bull tings.
Everybody In the village was aroused, and
the force OF the wind, which sent myriads OF
sparks sailing over the tops OF houses, caused
general belief that the village was doomed.
Despite the efforts Of the firemen the flames
spread to two other buildings on the Cheshire
Company'S premises, one harness shop and
the ether a Dig three-story barn. These, like
the others, we're soon destroyed The only
buildings that were saved were the milk and
Ice houses
Though the employees OF the Company,
aided by villagers, worked hard to get the
horses and cattle out OF the burning barns,
they did not succeed in saving all Of
them. Twenty-three mich cows and
thirteen horses were burned to death In
the barn where the fire originated. 1t was
not until o'clock this morning that the
flames were finally eXtinguished. Flying
sparks set fire TO the barn or John Suydam,
two blocks away, and 1t was partly de-
stroyed.
The Cheshire Improvement Company,
which runs a dairy and stock farm, is an adj
June OF the Butterick Pattern Company, OF
New York. An estimate OF the loss given by
one OF the employees places it on buildings
at $4,000 and on horses and cattle at
$4,000
1t is not known whether the loss is covered
by Insurance. The burned buildings were
only recently erected.
The evening world., 1892-04-25
BUTCHERED In HIS BUGGY.
The Atroc!ous Murder of Della,
ware Physician.

tRY ASSOCIATED PRESS,
WILMISGToS, Del, April 25.-Dr. J. II. Illl,
OF Millington, Nd, received professional call
TO Massey Cross Roads at a late hour Satur-
day night. Yesterday morning his WE
found his team at the stable, with her hus-
bands body jammcd IN between the shafts
and front axle OF Lis buggy and his throat cut
from ear 70 ear.
Inspection OF the wheel tracks showed that
the vehicle had been intercepted between
Miligan and Masseys ana turned hOmeward
Nothing Is known ui the murdercrs.
Several months ago COlOrcd man came to
his death apparently from a blow on the
head received in some disturbance AT Milling
ton, but his assaiants escaped conviction
through testimony that the COlorcd man
Injuries were not sufficient to have caused
dc dth.
There was some talk among negroes at the
time that a white man would have to suffer
before justice could be obtained.
The evening world., 1892-04-25

not kicE, and when Il Is pCintCl steldiiy in
any direction and the trigger Is pulled The
bullet goes IN that direction. Tho duclli-ts
stood about ten yards apart. 1t seems us II
one of them, II his hand was steady, must
have scored one out OF " possible two"
another corresp Undent who witnessed the
duel cables 10 his paper to-day that after the
second shot Burrowc sald 20 him: :" feel like
n fool"
NH DRNY1O: Is HERE.
j. Coleman praytun. who HIS quietly set
tied down in New York sine" his arrival on
the Majestic, Is appaI entity but ntt.c inter-
,st"d in the sQualblcS N lis late enemy, Hal
lett AlsDp Borrowc and his seconds.
lie came down to hiS law oflce, at o. Wall
street. about noon l,-1ay, aad shut himself
up IN his private room.
4 reporter OF THa EVENING WORLD sent In
nn inquiry asking for Mr Drayt0n'S views
with regard to the Borrowe-FcX duel, hut
that gentleman refused to break the silence
which he has mnIntaincd ever since he re-
turned to New York
Mr.. Drayton sent out word to his caller by
one ot his clerks that h. had nothing what
ever 10 say upon tie subject. and that he did
not propose to be Interviewed by any re-
p1rtcrS.
4 friend Of Mr.. Dr0ytOn, who has seen him
since the report ot the duel was received
here, says that the latter regards the whole
affair AS a sham, and that he has not changed
his opinion with regard to the cowardicc Of
BOrrowc. who he believes backed out OF the
fight when challenged by hi,Gsslf through
sheer terror
The evening world., 1892-04-25

Ptshop McDonncns episcopal rinG was
made hy Tinauy. The stones are the choicest
uI their kind. Tho large AMETHYST IN the
centre IS Cf a rlca, royal purple color and
alone WEIGHS ~. pcnnyw cights. Around II
are clustered sixteen nrillants, each cigh-
Ing n half carat ana MI bCautl ully matcArd.
1t is IN the chasing OF the gold that
the delicate touch or the highest art
work Is rcvcaiCd. There are tilty penny
wei !hts Of GOA In the ring, which is OF n
superior qualltJ, 20 facilitate the miautc de-
tails introduced. The general treatment Is
Gothic.
The crown Of the ring Is In III" shape
adopted 10y the church ior lis episcopal seal,
u lOrm ggc,lcl by the pisceS dishes ana
made perfectly true IN shape by ;he intcrscc-
ton OF parts or two circles. The shank Is
chased IN high relief ptc'uring on one side
Muriuos Virgin Of the immaculate Concep-
tiOn, the patron saint II ~ Brooklyn diocese.
The mud.l Ot the Virgin I'm his representa-
tion Is the woman OF the Apocalypse, IN n robe
OF white, her hands ere ASed ON her breast and
her iect resting on the crescent, the symbol
On the other side Is the patron saint OF
Bishop Mcdonnell, saint Charles BorrOmeo,
rohed in the vcsLmcnLs Ot priest. The pic
lures are garlandeu with Ivy and violets, Sug-
gestivc OF purity and constancy.
I he ring Is gilt To the Bishop-elcct from
Mr.. Joseph +. Iayten In memory Oi his de-
ceased son, Rev charles +. IayIen:
Tiffany & Co. have also just delivered an
other beautiful amethyst Bishop ring. git
from the Sisters OF Mount st. Vincent TO
Bishop Mcdonnell. The ring, which is in
tended to De Worn every day, Is not quite so
MASSIVE, but beautifully chased In relier
work, with the Lion OF st. Mark on one sidc
ana the Bishops CrOIier on the other.
Dinner was be served at o'clock to large
number OF invited guests IN rooms AT the
Catholic orphan Asylum on Madison avenue.
At the dinner purse or $4,000 was pre-
sented to the new Bishop Mgr. FARLEY made
the presentation on behalf OF the Catholic
clergy Of New York.
Bishop Mcdonnell made an eloquent re-
The evening world., 1892-04-25
WERE THEY AC USED?
Police Captains Transfers Attrib-
uted to Charges of BlaCkmail.
Liquor Dealers Alleged to Have
Made Definite Complaints.
Emphatic DenInls by Officers of the
Liquor Dealers Associations.

A well-dcyelopel rumor gained circulation
to-day that the recent shakc-up In the Police
Department., IN which every captain but one
was transferred to a new command and many
ward detectives were reduced to the ranks,
had Ccen brought about from causes very re-
mote from desire " FOR the good OF the SER
vice. aS It had teen given out by the COM
missloners and Supt. Byrncs.
1t was alleged Ivy parties who assumed to
know whereof they sroEe that complaints Of
blackmai! made by certain wcll-knuwn
liquor dealer against some Of the police
captains lad had much TO do with the trans
fCrs, and that the prcsentmcnt OF the March
Grand Jury, coming close on the heels Of the
liquor dealers Complaints, had prccipitated
the shake-up.
When the Grand .Tury's presentmcnt was
made, alleging Wholesale corruption In the
Department, Inspector Byrnes was Acting
superintendent lie said at the time that he
was Investigating the charge that some police
officials We're corrupt. 80 formal charges Of
corruption followed his inve.tigation but 1t
Is now reported that the transfer OF all the
captains was due directly to Nj. Byrnrss in
vcstlgation.
The object 0f the transfers, 1t Is said Is to
put each captain in precinct where he was
unacquan'cd. Many of the captains had
been in the same precincts for years.
No formal charges OF backmail have been
made, 1t is stated, FOR the reason that the
liquor dealers refused to appear.
II Is also said tnat the Superintendent In
one OF his talks to the captains warned them
against having any dealings with any liquor
dealers whatsoever.
NO further Information concerning the mat.
''n ''ins 'lip i''''-
| 'Sr was oolalhaD'e aI the central once To-
day. The latest rumOr affecting the Depart
,npn. IL that sevprnI of tho nreSent roun,iS
mn "''t 'o'l oc i'iH'Hucu !" P"Ioi uuV9
There are lT3 roundsmCn on the lorcr. It Is
I soil that several OF them npnointp6 by Ius
49, ,,,,,,,- ,,,,r,, -, ,,.. = ,,''.,..,,.,.II.,1
'''' 'o"'H'' ""'n I'o ""' " COMMISSIONER
and others are TO be wcedei out and sent
back on patrol.
cav, t.,e. ,,,.. ,,,,,,,,,,o,, ,,,, ,,.,,,,, -,
N"P'' 'iua9 mas "ih""h'eu MS in'eh'ioh vi
entering the race for Inspector
Morris Tpkulsky prrIIpnt Of tho Pot all
,,',,r. ,,o,,ana, ,,,a,,a,,a, 80,
Vuo'-bVui''S ASoo'i"'ioh' "h'u aShcu
about the report that the police Shlke-up was
due 10 complaints " llquor-dealers. said:
- have made no such complaint. Neither
has any other dealer, so far as | know, ana /
do not believe the story az ali. | do not be-
levc here is any ground Tor any such COM
plant, for never knew Of "A case In which u
dealer gave up to use the 81 ing expression,
TO any police captain
:" These charges against the police have
been frequently made, ana three months ago
! made careful and thorough invcstiga-
ton.
" CallcQ upon members OF our Association
The evening world., 1892-04-25
RIGHT SIDE OF BISHOP M'DoNNELL RING.


More prayers and singing by the Chancel
choir preceded the amounting OF the Bishop
elects hands, the blessing and beStOwal OF
the CrOZier or pastoral stan, the ring and
the handing OF the book OF the Gospels. The
whole ceremony OF conservation then was
concluded with the imparting OF the kiss OF
peace.
The sermon was preached by Very Rev.
Thomas j. Campbell, $. j., Provincial Of tho
Society OF Jesus I'm the Province OF New York.
He entered the pulpit vested In surprice ana
stole.
citing the fact that to-day is thr festival Of
st. Marx, who founded the BlShOpric OF Alex
andria. and that he was the careful interpre-
ter of ST. Peters words the preacher said:
"To be the Interpreter or So. Peter was TO
be the echo OF Jesus Christ. Hence, from
that time the CHER OF the Apostles stood IN
the Council OF Jerusalem TIL to-day. nav,
the voice OF Leo is commanding the attention
OF the world as the oracle OF the truths men
need TO Know"
Tribute was paid to the prclatCs Of tho
Church, whose lives aud teachings have done
so much TO build up ~ alth and perpetuatc
reverence for II among The nations.
Columbus made his voyage OF discovery
under the blessing and auspices OF I'll" Cath
olic Church. The first religious ceremony In
America was the solemn sacrifice Oi the mass.
The most daring and successful explorers
were priests OF the Church. There was
sacerdotal blood mtngling In the waters OF the
Monawk when the Dutch were intrenched at
the Battery and Fort orange was only i
stockede. Priests were preaching 10 the In
dians In Maine before the Pilgrims landed on
Plymouth Rock, and were cOnsCCrating the
soil OF Virginia by their martyTdOm long be-
fore the Cavaliers entered the river James.
Times, however, have changed since cath
oliclty was an official power In the assembly
OF nations.
There mas been a gradual dereligIonizing OF
lite, a slow, sublimatlng out Of It's concrete
theism, and at present denial OF religious
dogma more complete than has ever been
known. Nor could II be otherwise. Now
the teachings Of POsltlyism, ARn0stlCism or
PcSSimism are making God himself only Il
soul only one more or the deluslOns that have
drifted away into the past. And the VIII
follows soon where the mind points 10 evil,
The evening world., 1892-04-25
MRS. BURNS WALKED In.
Her husband Was Charged with
Wife Murder.

When james Burn captain OF canal
/. ar, was arralgned before Justice O'Donnell,
In Jersey city, to-day on charge OF throw
tag his wife Overb ard everybody In the
cour.-raam was a,tJui,hei to see Mrs. Burns,
the Nlte, put IN an appearance.
She said that she mad been in philadelphia
and had vcai oi the arrest OF her husband
ana II the terrible suspicion against him.
". II. Shprpr, Drother-ln-law Of Burns,
had made thr charge.
Justice ,Dunnell promptly discharged
Eurgs md sharply upbratled ShuNpc. Jen-
n. smith, the woman IJund on the canal
. /. Al with Burns, was also discharged.
The evening world., 1892-04-25
LOOKING FOR AN INSANE MAN.
ae Escaped from the Care of Friends
While Out for a Walk.

A general alarm was sent out from Police
Headquarters this morning for Guiserpl
Cosani, twenty-nlne years old. an insane
Italian, who escaped rom his friends last
night while he was taking walk with them
on broadway.
Co-ani came here recently from California,
and has since been living at 90 Thompson
street. On his way East he became crazy,
and one night Jumped fiom the moving train,
but escaDed injury. He was captured and
brought TO New York under guard.
Between Philadelphia aGd New York
Cosani made an attempt to jump through one
OF the ear windows, but was prevented from
doing 50.
II" broke away from his friends last night
and boarded Broadway ear going down.
own. lie has not been seen siuce. lie had
about $50 with him when LIE escaped.
The evening world., 1892-04-25
G'BRIEN HEARD Of IN CHICAGO.
Police !nye2t'gato a Report that He
l. hiding There.

CHICAGO, Arril "j.-Pollce onlcialS are aEi-
ta'cI over a re,ort that Tom u'B.en. the
c-nnGcacc operate: VINO escaped from his
guard, ave G.ys ago while III ulIga, y. y, Is
ia Liiag ia jhs city.
u'Bricn T. sa!l to have many Influential
rnnd- 1. CA!'@go, and u has ucJn rel ortcd
to lha police that n was seen here saturday.
y careful search la, Iailed ru rev a any
clue 10 hi, Whereabouts, auI the ponec are
now inciln"i to rCllc'e THAT II he has been
here ne ma lyit ior some 9,lc. place.
The evening world., 1892-04-25
once wealthy He Died Penn'loss.

CHICAGO, Avril "5.-Noah l. smith, twenty
nvc years ago an ianuen1al citizen Of chi"
Cago GicA yesterday. lie bad been living
for some time In n miserable tumhlr-down
dwell,uy and At Ills death MAS a!nost pennl-
less. lie was sixty -luur years old. Death
Was due to heart disease.
The evening world., 1892-04-25
KEKNEDYS TRIAL FOR MURDER.
Keating's Slayer VIII Trv to Make
out a Case OF Seif-De fenSe.

The trial of Daniel Kennedy, under indict-
menr for murder IN the first degree, was be-
gun to-day before Justice lngraham In the
court Of oyer ana Termner
Kennedy shot John keatlng in the abdo-
men Mt seventeenth street and First avenue
Drr 20 last keating uiCd OF his injuries the
following dly The defense Is self-deIense.
Assistant District Attorneys Neilm0n and
OSBORNE appear for the people, and Ambrose
Ii. Purdy Tor the defendant. 4 Jury Is being
secured this afternoon.
The evening world., 1892-04-25
lis IS THE DAY TO FIND 4 HOME IN THE INDE

mentcd by about fifty priests and laymcn,
under the direction OF licy. John A. kellncr.
sang In GrcgOrlan chant the responses, the
Office OF conservation AMI the SHnc;uS and
Agnus Del OF the lnrSs. The regular Choir VI
the Cathedral, consisting Ot the quartet,
assisted by an augmented chorus ut SnNenty-
PeCherr sang the mas, VI kalir0Uda, specially
arranged for the O 'CaSiJn.
The evening world., 1892-04-25

Tom O'RryNn white, and Norris Barker, colorcd,
arc drying at Florence, Ala. lEey cut aud snut
each other
Andrew saunders, peace maker In rNU between
Lucy Poster ant heg husband, was Killed By the
woman at Hcuston Ter,
John Little. cI.Sherir, has been arrested Al
Rapid City, 3. II for cattle stealing.
The evening world., 1892-04-25

Mayer Grant VIII art on his tuo vcCE,
vacation trip through the South AID West
tomorrow. Duriug his absence President i.
II. '. Arnold, Of the ROafG ~ Aldermen, VIII
be acting Mayor,
The evening world., 1892-04-25
BREAKING A HERMIT'S WILL,
Heirs of Fl. T. Carnage OBJECT to the
D'soosi.ioa OF tho Estate.

D'soosi.ioa Of tho Estate.
The VIII ot Henry T"nuroacE GaInHgc, the
University Bulldog hermit, who was found
de adj on Feb. - last IN his apartments, Is In
he contested. objections to the probate of
the viii were fled W. Probate CLERK Iinuey
tIis morning,
The contestants rrc Mary \. Cal%ins and
Charles A. Srartn, 'ustnS, OF chatham, y.
Y,vwho ailrsc iAcuta, iacanac!,. ana undue
influence.
p'ar" las been given tko case on the cen
tested win "a!"ud r ard 4 VIII come before
tn" sun, gate io-ln rruw. Nn"; a uatc VIII he
nNcd fnr lhr i0'-t n"srtn-.
Nr Gamrgr let rnlual u collection Of
painting aAG about 10000 IN securities.
The evening world., 1892-04-25
DIED OF YELLOW FEVER.
Two of tho Crew o: ship just
from South America

The British shin Imbah1.no arrived here
to-day from Ki1 lie Jaaulro, after 4 voyage or
nfy-ayc d.yS,
At Rloyelow fever uroS" out gmnuc the
crew. III, steward aud one sailor Glcd ~
the Gi,rn.r. aad oigat nj the crew were srNt
to the h,s.i'al On sn.rr suffering lrom Un
fever.
Tncy afterwards recovered AID JolrI
their ship.
The evening world., 1892-04-25
The Two Murphys Matched.

wv IENFTIA NV WINK
Boston, April 25.-Johnny Murphy, the
Boston ieatherweight, has accepted an ofer
from the Pacific club, or san Francisco, 10
fight Billy Murphy, the Australian, next
month Tor IA good purse.
The evening world., 1892-04-25

skaneateles, N. Y.-THB WORLD
ALMANAC for 1899 is the best ref
erence year book that have ever
come in contact with.
GEORGE DoRE.
The evening world., 1892-04-25
Took Arsenic for Her Complexion.

Took Arsenic for Her Compl exion.
Sarah Murray, of 1877 Allen street, pretty
young woman, was arraigned to-day In En-
sex Market court charged with having at
tempted suicide by taking aasenic. She
satisfied Justice TaintOr that she had taken
the drug to beautiGy her complexion and was
discharged.
The evening world., 1892-04-25
CUSTOM HOUSE UNDER FIRE.
Secret investigation by Commits
sion Pegun To-Day.

The various heads OF the Custom-House dc-
partmentS met In the Collectors OfliCc at ! /
O'Clock to-day to begin the investigation or
dered b. the authorities at Washington.
Those who are TO carry on the inquiry are
collector Hendricks, CHER of Special
Agents Whitehead, surveyor Lyon, Naval
Onlcer Wills and Appraiser Cooper
The inquiry Is to be secret. ana the public
viii only learn OF the conclusions reached by
the removals OF custom House officials.
The evening world., 1892-04-25
Sill for the Russian Famine Fund

IVY ATFII TNTTl FWFNN.T
RUTLAND, VT, April ?j.-State Treasurer
Field has received from the churches In dlf-
lerent parts II the State $l,lll for the Rus
sian famine fund. The money goes TO New
York.
The evening world., 1892-04-25
5000 Fire at Port Murray.

ItrrCIsT 70 TrrF rvENINE vnR'N.N
PORT MURRAY, n. j., April "j.-Threc
frame buildings on the estate OF samuel Me-
Crca We're burned this morning. Loss S3,-
0Oo partially insured.
The evening world., 1892-04-25

Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury Spauld-
ing, Special Agent linkle anu solicitor Hep
burn came on from Washington last week
the inquiry was discussed aud It's general
outline decided upon.
The evening world., 1892-04-25

"TIEer Head Brand" RonERr SMITH.
India PAle Ale and Brown Stout; superior to any
imported, All dealers. Agency, sl Hudson st. -
The evening world., 1892-04-25
BISHOP OF BROOKLYN,
Rev. DR.. Mcdonnell Consecrated
at the Cathedral.
Archbishop Corrigan Conducts The
Impressive Ceremonial.
The Great Edifce Thronged with
Devout, Interested Spectators.

Long before 10 o'clock this forenoon st.
Patricks Cathedral, on Fifth avenue, was
filled with an immense audience assembled
TO witness the ceremony Of conservation OF
Right Rev. Charles L. Mcdonnell as Bishop
OF Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1892-04-25

anl IRON n wll"s, read denial Of religions
belief comes wider spread moral depraSl,y
and corruption. For why