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clair; AUG ~. Ayondaie: Aug. IS. Greenwood Lake:
aug ~. South Orange: Aug H. Short Hills: Aug 20
fompton; Aug "a Montciar; Ang 81. COney Island
Aug ~. Caldwell: Aug. 81. Milburn.
Tho Mercury Wheel Climb Of Flushing are making
great preparations Tor their meet be hold on
Sept e.
Members OF the Atalanta Rutherford. Passaic, East
Orange Newark. Essex County Post ONCE and IIud.
son County Wheelmen will participate the lantern
parade OF the MontclAr wheelmen Aug o.
series Of road will he held by the Lafayette
Whee men on Labor Day on the Millbprn course. The
list OF events 10 follows One. mile scratch two
mile handicap. hvemile club championship. onsmile
consolation.
On last Saturday Harold Quartrop Of the Queens
County wh.eimen rode a mile on the .ix.isp Queens
onds This 10 record for the track. ". O Petit of
the same club reduced the track record
81 35 sscondA
The Harlem whee!men had runs on Sunday to tho
following places: Yonkers Tottenrile. Oak Point
Coney lsiand. Hackensack Hempstead and Plainneld.
Elizaheth-Crantord course. chester W. Osborn has
abandoned his canoe and taken up wheeling again
He will shortly be among the oeiebrties he
path and board noor. The new club house. II West
124th street being put into shape very rapidly and
It will not be days they will take possessIon
of it. Next sunday run win he called 70 Norristown
n j.. leaving the club house At 7a6 AN
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think we will take the eenssts cup to Amoric.

think we viii take the Genests cup to America
on hoard the Nnyhhoe."
Cant. Barr expressed views similar TO those
OF Mr.. Carroll. and added that he highly ap-
which attracted 80 much attention in Mondays
race oo
has not yet boon nxed.' concluded Capt; Barr
but hope 1t will BIO soon ms this boat is GO
Mr.. Watson. the builder OF the yalkyrle ard
Britannia says he consiGnrs the Navn hoe bet
ter than any English Yacht excepting those
conditions either tho yalkyrie or Britannia
can hold the Navahoe safe. He docs lot doubt.
however. that the Navahoe 10 superior to the
Sntnnita.
CUP DEFENDERS NEARLY READY.
All OF tho cup defenders were out on the
PAINTED. preparatory to their races in the Now
York Yacht Club cruise next week. While the
big four" will not come together until the
Goelet Cup races on Newport on Aug. II.
the Colonia and rigilsnt. thu, two, New. York
syndicate boats. will race on Monday on Glen
Cove for the cups offered by Commodore Nor
gan. and will probably indulge in q number Of
9uiet little scraps on the squadron runs to
Here the Jubilee and Pilgrim. the two Boston
boats. will Join In. and from there on the big
fellows will fight 1t out until the trial races in
September; when the American boat will finally
Island Yesterday, where the ViRilant is hauled
out. having her Tobin bronze bottom sandra-
pered until It looks like FURNISHED gold.
Among those who looked at the Herreshofr
centreboard boat were Charles Murray. the
Treasurer Of the I,archmont Yacht Club. who
came up on his steam Yacht Jessie with a
party Of friends: Percy Chubb. the owner OF
the English 40ratcr Queen Nab; Commodore
Robert Center Of the Seawanhakn -Corinthinn
Yacht Club. and J. Beaver Webb. the designer
OF the cutter Galatea. which raced against the
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NAVAHOE'S OWNER TALKS.
v, CARROLL THINKS 1HE yALKFnIE
uILL HAVE NO CHANCE HERE.

,,.,oot Bnttons In the America. Yachts
...,,.ali Excite Considerable Comment
p,r Rating Declared 10 ne 1e1 Tons,
AGAINST she y.Ikyric's 11s-The Britain
-, Beats the Sntsnits 90 Minute, In n
,oo--iie Rnce-New. of the Cup Defenders
LONDON. Aug. 2.-The yacht race for the
Ne,eor Shallcnge Chield. presented by the
Gc,nan Emrsror. was tho chief event among
tbe rschtsmen who are gathered Mt the Isle Of
wight for tho wock's racing. Tho course COW
.rsl distance OF about 100 miles. extending
iron, Cowes. around tho Nab Lightship which
"a two miles east OF the Isle OF Wight. then
around the outside OF the island and up tho
soent to and around the Bramble Lightship.
and then back to Cowes. Only yachts built In
Europe we're eligible to take part in the con-
tes.. Although there were six entries. only
two yachts started. These were the Prince Of
Tales's Britannia and Mr. A. d. Clarke's Sa-
tsnita At 8 o'clock the starting gun was fired.
and the Britannia went over the line first. but
the Satanita was close behind. There was q
fresh westerly wind. which. 1t is believed. was
more favorable to the satanits than to her
com petitor
The Britannia arrived at Cowes at 0:44. the
gstanita reaching homo nearly half an hour
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SYRAcusEN Y. Aug. 2.-The biennial scs-
sion OF the Grand Council OF the Legion OF
Honor to-day elected the following grand
officers:
Commander J. D. X. Crook, New York Vice
Commander. T. T. MCGOWAN. New York: Sec
rotary. John f Heart. New York: Orator.
Bigelow Meeker. Brooklyn: Treasurer. T. T.
Fitzpatrick. New York: Chaplain. Frank S.
Ford; Littl, Falls: Guide. Harmon Thatford.
Sentry. Henry C. .Timm. New York; supreme
Representatives to supreme Council session
lion New York. Thomas Fitzpatrick. New
York; and }, X. Neal. Brooklyn. Alternates-
Charles A. Lent. Brook Ign: Oscar c. Kline Jr..
Brooklyn. Trustees Morris Adler Brooklyn:
G. L. Hubbard. New York and ]. p Flannery.
New York. Finance Comm ittee-E A. Cortel
you. L A. Floton. and W. A. Henderson.
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NEW SMALL ARMS FOR THE NIpE
A Board Appointed TO Decide the Caiibre
OF the Gun.


WASHINGTON. Aug. 2.-rreparations are be-
ing made to supply the navy with new small
arm to disnlace the old-fashioned rifles 1t has
been armed with for years The army strug-
gled for years determining the type OF rife
best adapted for Its use. and after examining
inventions. both domestic and foreign. accept
ed the design OF foreign firm. which it
will have to pay a large royalty. Tho navy has
waited to see what type Of gun the army
would adopt. in order to be guided in a meas
ure In making a selection. Now that the krng-
Jersesen arm is to DO manufactured for the
army. ordnance ulcers Of the navy are looking
about for even a better gun il they can find
one. A Board Of officers consisting of Com
mander Converse. Prof. AlS"r. Capt, Pead OF
the Marine Corns. and Ensign Dinenrach.
port on Aug Is to consider the cali
hre OF the gun that will best answer
the requirements Of the service. This fonrd is
instructed to examine the army rifle and de-
not be better. There are many advocates in
both services who favor having the same type
Of gun for the army and navy. The advantages
OF having interchangeable ammunition should
ii will frequently happen that it will T." neces-
sary to use shells adapted for use In either
branch.
Capt. Sampson. Chief OF Ordnance. who has
the matter Of supplying the navy with new
rifles In charge. is one of those who do not
regard the army gun favorably. Should the
Board reach the conclusion that some other
gun would he better. II will he authorized to
examine some Of the inventions rejected by
ted. II possible the ordnance officers want to
select a gun that is the product Of an Ameri-
can and not the design Of a foreigner.
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later. No time was taken. The Prince OF
Wales, Duke OF York and Emperor William
were on board the Britannia The other
yachts entered for the race were the Valkyre.
Calluna. Iverna, and Viking.
Two battens are being prepared for the
Navahoe's staysail. The battens which were
used so successfully on the yachts mainsail
were 10 feet long. inches wide. and three
quarters OF an inch thick. and taper at one
end. The battens for the staysail will be about
8 feet long The crew Of the Navahoe ridicule
tho suggestion that the yacht loses ground in
making turn owing to the fact that she is
steered with n wheel.
The Navahoes measurement has been taken.
and her rating Is declared to be 161 tons This
ia exceeded only in the case Of the Satanita.
which is rated at 162 tons. while the rating OF
the vnlkyrie is 14S tons.
In an interview to- day with Mr.. Royal Phelps
Carroll. the owner OF the Navahoe. at his resi-
dence. Rosetta. in front Of which the Navahoe
is lying. with troops Of people watching and
admrine her. Mr.. Carroll said he was not
especially elated over the victory won yes
terday by his yacht in the Royal South
ampton Yacht Clubs regatta. He does
e s he s ;ss:: sssasss .hs ssssait; + Sails g.
leriormance Of the Nayahoe in Mondays race
ne tOrWeu tue OplnIOu lEpu that lhcc thdt tIlo
Valkyrle would he beaten easily when she
raced In American waters.
us 1t not pretty widely believed that the
Valkyrie's attentions to the Navnhoe in Mon.
days race gave the victory to the Britannia"
asked the reporter.
Yes" replied Mr. Carroll. II incline
toward that opinion. But l don't complain OF
everything was contested fairly. I go fur
Their, and say that II on Monday the race hnd
Vakyrie and the Navahoe my boat would have
won. We all came to that conclusion on board
the Navahoe. You will have TO build n better
a very much hetter-boat than tho Valkyrie In
order to bring the America Cup across here"
=. Shall you make any alteration In the
Navahoe?"
NO. not what you call an alteration. OF
course, We have learned u good deal in the two
races in which we have taken part, and you
must remember 1t takes two or three races to
get q crew strung up to racing form. The
crews OF the Nalkyrie and Britannia have been
bard at 1t all the season. A. good deal can be
done In the next two or three races toward
getting us In complete form. With little
tuning up and trimming here ind there.
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New. OF the Wheelmen.

Tho Nutlsr. y. J. wheelmen will give lawn party
on Aug Id
the fad now.
The Associated Cycling Clubs of New Jersey win hold
Ameelins on Aug
The cycle clubs In Union comfy vi hold q team
ROAD fhcs on the Ailburn course on sept.
The officers OF the Bedford wheelmen OF Brooklyn
nave called n run to Gomez Island on Aug. g.
The koseye AthIetic sSyociRtion Of Newark. ,. y.
heia hve-mile race Ra'I rdAy afi ernoon: iuy ~
hontcSir. o. 4. Woodruff finished hrsi W W. Pryor
second. ?. l., lryor tlri.
The following club have been arranged hy The
.aAl urAng" cycle for Augusta Aux, j. Eeuyi,le;
Aug ). springfield. Aug. L. tLaihpin! AuE. y. SIhl'
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m1nDIE DEAD. Hrs PALS MISSING.
The Mysterious Ending or n Roof-toI
"Growler Party"

The Mysterious Ending or n Roof-top
"Grovvier Party
Hugh McArdle. a painter. % years old. OF 243
East Fifty-ninth street. wa found doad In the
back yard OF 237 East Fifty ninth street at
o'clock yesterday morning. and n mystery
that the police have not yet solved surrounds
the case. McArdle lives with his mother. and
she says that the last she saw OF him was OF
about 1 o'clock yesterday morning. At that
time Jack Wise and Robert Trainor. two
young men who live at 233. accompanied by n
third man. whom she did not know. called to
her son from the street Hugh went down
stairs. and she overheard them say something
about going on the roof OF 237 and having u
GROWER party She thinks they went UP on
the roof OF 237, which, with 235. forms big
double apartment MT house: 90. 4 picket fence on
Mrs. Lizzie Callahan. who lives on the top
floor OF 237. says that she saw four men GO up
the roof somS time ats midnight IhTse
The fourth she did not know. They stayed up
there for some time. and one or the other OF
the ASot in mo
she heard what she thought was the entire
noise while on the roof. and at one time she
thought there was nnuarrel on account OF the
At 8 O'clock. half an hour after the breaking
the isnisress q 3s9, went out II the bsst YARD
house. She notified Policeman Michaels. Two
young men whom Mrs Zimmerman recog-
nized as Wise and Trainor were hanging about
on the sidewalk In front o. the house, and they
followed the policeman into the back yard and
assisted him In covering up the dead body.
They both said they recognized McArdle. but
had not seen anything OF him for several days.
Policeman Michaes thought at first that 1t
was nothing more than case OF accidental
death but when he came to examine the roof
more closely he found that 1t would be next to
an i'm possibility for man to roll of there.
house and extended up to the roof. The man
must either have leaped or been thrown over
the fire escape. The three who had been on
the oof with McAr,lle only half an hour before
the body was discovered were not to be found
when the police decided to arrest them.
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John Boyce. a lad OF II. applied for help at
the East 104th street police station yesterday.
He said he belonged in Boston. that his par
ents died five months ago. and that he had
run away from a doctor with whom he had
been living because the Doctors wife accused
him OF stealing plate OF doughnuts.
From stories he had read of New York he
thought he would have no trouble getting
as he could. but he nearly starved on the way.
He added that he had eaten nothing for TWEEN
ty-iour hours
The boy was furnished with a meal and
later was turned over to the Commissioners OF
Charities and Correction
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Several Of the contractors who furnished
material FOR the Colu m bian festivities of last
October have refused to accept the awards Of
the Board of Estimate and Apportionment.
and have secured writs OF certorari. These
writs were issued by Justice O'Brien Of the
Supreme Court and were served on Acting
Mayor Mcclellan on Tuesday. The claimants
allege that the action OF the Board was
arbitrary and did not amount to an audit such
claim was for 500 $40 II and was reduced Just
one half. That of Vantine ~ Co. was for
s., ISt i and $sS1s4 was allowed. Siebrecht
audited at S59O.25. Mr. Stanford White. who
engaged the decorators named. certified to
the reasonableness of their charges. Mr..
White and the claimants declare that they
asked the Board OF Estimate for hearing.
which was refused.
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Sourt Calendara Thls nnx

supREHK CouRr-GFSERAL TTRN.-ReceIs continued.
CHAnsERa-Motion calendar called at IL o'clock. SrE.
ciAL TtHN-Parts L. Hand lII-Adjourned he term
CRcUr CoURr-PArts l., H.. Ill. and W.-AdJourned
Tor the term
suKHoGArE's roURr-CuANBxRs-Adjou rncd for the
term. FIR probare-Wii,s Of Elijah =. sampson. An.
drew J. fishsT, Adam Cronhardt Mary Mccarthy;
Never CatharDe W. " oglom at 1870 A. VI.
CohnoE PLKAs-GESERAL 1EkN.-AdJnurned until Aug.
g. SPECIAi. 1KRx.--MotonI TRIAL TERh-PArts l.. II.
and III-Adjourned for the term.
SUPERIOR CouRI-SpECIAL rrRH-Motions. TRIAL TrRu.
Parts l.. IL. and III.-Adjourned for the term.
CRY CouRI-SrEciAI TAIN Motions TRIAL TERx-
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Seizure OF Opium In San Francisco.

SAN FRANcIsco. Aug. "A seizure Of opium
valued at $4,000 was made in Chinatown yes
terday. The Government has information that
the opium was sent from Portland By Dunbar
dicted there for Wholesale smuggling. The
opium came down In nut oil boxes. and was
seized as 1t was about to he dumped into the
cellar of Chinese establishment.
SAN FRANcIsco., Aug. IN; Caro-. exclusion
here on a charge OF completely in the steamer
Haytien Repu blic smuggling cases In Portland.
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MEN AND TRUNK SUSPECTED.
All Three Seized a Hint from n I.nndlnd
and Held for development -.

and Held for development
James Fitzgerald. "a years old. OF Washing
ton. and Charles Stark. u years old. OF Boston.
who shy they are marble cutters. hired room
on Tuesday at n boarding house in Third
avenue. between Nineteenth and Twentieth
streets They said they wanted 1t for only
three hours. and they brought trunk with
them. The landlady suspected them ana
called in Detective Timoney and Policeman
MonahRn. who arrested the men and seized
the trunk 1t WAS thought the trunk might be
one containing Sl.5OU worth OF property that
disappeared on Monday in transit from tho
Deshrosses street ferry to the Al bany Day
line pier. 1t proved not to be the missing one.
The trunk was an ordinary yellow one from
which all marks Of Identification mad been re-
moved. 1t contained about $500 worth Of
clothing. Jewelry. and silver wrapped in bum
dies. seven pawn tickets were found on the
men. all dated since July ~.
The men would only say that they got the
trunk from stranger in Thirty-fourth street.
The police believe that they are thieves. and
their pictures were added to the Kogues Gal
lery yesterday. At the Yorkvie Police Court
they were remanded.
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Yachting Notea Of Interert.

Capt Page has been appointed sailing master OF the
sloop Ventura when Col David Austen will sail in
the New York Yacht Clubs cruise
The OssinnR Yacht Club OF Sing Sing N Y. 10 going
to hold regatta on sept IL Entries will close
with J. V. Kirby 50 Main street. Sing Sing Sept.
on Saturday. according to Boston watches. tho PHI
grim. with the wind aheam. made seven, miles in
twenty-thres minutes or at the rate OF 1874 miles an
hour
The old schooner Dauntless had her thoroughly
ovs-hauled by Sawyer recently. which ints for
her good work on the LArchmont cruise against the
Ramona
JIM. Forbss's steam yacht Wild Duck has Just re-
turned TO Boston from her cruise Ia Chicago. The
"trip uped nineteen days and TWO weeks were
at the Fair.
The Riverside Yacht Club OF Riverside. Conn, will
hold n Saturday for cabin cats under 10
feet racing ength for some special prize, ored by
Duncan Harris.
Tho Horseshoe HArbor Climb Of Iarchmont win hold
its annual aquatic sports on SAtnrday on LarchD0nt
The eyentk which open. consist o. Dingy races,
swimming races for both men and women, tub races.
and last. but not least. catching the goose
For the commodore's CUP races oT Glen Cove
Monday the New York Yacht Club has chartered tho
iron STEAMBOAT Taurus which Will make tho following
landings: Foot of last Twenty sixth street a+5 A. M
Long Isis nd CITY (annea OF = l. H. X pierl. 10 A. 81.
Edgar Scott OF Philadelphia. the owner Of the
iliary yacht sycamore winch now on the other side
has purchased ~ summers Payne handsome new
hal, rater designed by Arthur Payne and lust
mo and will be used for sailing and racing
The wins and winnings of the four English cutters up
to the closs OF the clyde rsgAttas were as foiows'
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The first OF a series OF popular concerts was
given In Abingdon square last night. A band
stand waSerected In the centre OF the square.
and the Old Guard band began with the Star
spangled Banner" at 8 o'clock and played until
10. On the east side the crowds at the OPEN
air concerts have been slim this summer but
5000 Greenwich villagers clapped their hands
last night IN the Grove od little square The
Roman candles. These concerts will take
place once "A week throughout the month. The
next one comes on Tuesday.
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sou=h, Refuge from Fire In n Closet.

Old Mrs Margaret Wuest WAS almost sufTo-
Gated early yesterday morning during n fire In
tho lower part Of the house in which she lived
Mt 222 Bushwick avenue. William sburgh. The
woman WAS asleep when the fire WAS dis
covered.
When she was aroused she became so fright
ened that she locked herself in II closet IN the
in a semi-conscious condition. She revived
subsequently. The FIRE. which was confined to
August Gusts grocery. did damage OF 81. 800.
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Tho seAwanhaka-CorpthiAp Yacht Club announces
that the second race Rouse aud Wetmoro cupa
open Rchs under 81 feet water line will be sailed
on saturday over the He'll buoy course. THIS "a the
race which was postponed from Jans - In addition
there will he the club ca. boat postponed from
May ~ ON Aug IL .here will be smother race for the
Rouse aud Meimore cups aud on the 10Th Two special
races for cups valued $50 and S25 will be sailed
These ere handcan onss and are open TO yachts
bstYrsn - aud q. feet THE Other Glass 10 open to
ya-Ls "n!rT ~ feet. on sue 20 tIcre viii be race
for 81" Hii' CO 'uh AMI ~ ,sSrli. nfTe WIN DC
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south Orange. Er.Colss,or Arrested.

Moses p. Smith. the defaulting ex-Township
Collector OF South Orange was arrested yes
terdAy by Police Sergeant Charles II. Burke
because OF his refusal to deliver TO Township
amount OF $4,000 upon which he had lent the
towns money. His refusal Is Rscribed to a
desire TO shield the makers Of the notes. Mr..
baiI. and Was released
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Henry O. Havemeyer buys the Hotel Glen
ham.

The report that Robert l. Cutting. executor
OF the Cutting estate. lad sold the Hotel Glen
ham property. at l5l and 1853 Filth avenue. to
Henry O. Havemeyer was confirmed yester-
day afternoon BY Richard V. Harnett Co.,
last Thursday. and the price was $275. 900 cash.
Mr.. Cutting refused 100000 for the prop
erty about three months ago.
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What John H. Herreshon Says of the
SavRhOe.

PROVIDENCE. Aug. 2.-Mr. John u. Herreshoff
sa-s the performance OF tho Navahoe on Mon
day exceeded his expectations by ten minutes
made in both races. Mr.. Herreshon further
said that the Navahoe being essentially u
cruising yacht, and consequently heavy. was
not so fast as the Vigilant or Colonia.
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Armies. and LerI... and Yet Arrested.

PENNvILIE, Mimi. Aug IN. J. Bowling,
editor OF tho Star Farmer. was thrown into Jail
here yesterday because he refused to work his
poll tax. MIR. Bowling has neither legs nor
arms and Renville county officials arc the
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groppaals.

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS OF QUARANTINE,
II BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
THE ATTENTION of contractors Is called the nd
i yertsenent IN the city Record. inviting bids for
work on Swiuburne Island and Hoffman Island
CHARLES T. ALLEN. President
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8Oara aTantea BruOklun.

TWO YOUNG MEN wish cool room. with board. at .
moderate price. IN Brootlyn: location on Henry or
ChntOn tts. between CLARK ST. and Atlantic Az An
.wsr Wall tuA particulars ALbERIo. DoA sis. sun
SflSs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-06
he HAS NOT RESIGNED.
Father Frioii Will Go Away Temporarily
on Account or His Health.

Tho report published in other Rich
mond papers that Very Rev. J. Frioli.
V,car-General of the Richmond Diocese
and pastor OF st. Peters Cathedral, had
resigned his post. Is erroneous.
Father Frioli has only been granted .
vacation of q few months on account OF
his failing health, and has at no time en-
tertained any idea of resigning. For some
months he has been suffering from hemor-
rhapes. and it is with the hope of beng per-
mapently relieved of these that the Bishop.
and Father Frioli's parishioners desired
that he should take o rest and spend
awhile in some health-g giving climate. he
has not decided exactly when or where he
will 90, but he will spend his vacation in
America.
Father Frioli Is one Of the most popular
and beloved members of the Richmond
clergy. and his deep piety and Jealous
labor are recognized by all who know him.
His congregation are getting up testimo-
NAL for him. which will be presented be-
fore he takes his departure. The sum al
ready realized in this connection is quite
large.
Bishop Van de Vyver. in conversation
with a DISPATCH reporter last evening,
stated that the report that Father trioll
had resigned was wholly groundless and
that ne would be very glad to have 1t con-
trsdicted through this paper.