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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09

,uo IN n measure 10 the innux Of Christian I'm
dcayorers who stopped on on thcir way 10 bo''o"'
AsToR.
y. J. Gibson Philadelphia j.. g Johnson h''''"s
' %a.oa Msr.Ss[ NI.o a ,!s"d Mrs n'''' M'''
hlr Tss s,.Sars MISS """" Garr~,son. buffalo.
" Austin Tss gsss s,ol Ann Mn "s
y ~ ,irr =, Luis Alber, pi'enburr N"~-or-
s snS,.'T'' bi Az '' + Mcets: Gsy..ns III,
j Ia Mote Morgan Al"-w. + wright D''''0" All
BROADWAY CENTRAL.
pqr.'' "i ssis.. t. X 1 Hst srriasn.a
II 'ana.la st, Augustine. 4 rsrssr "a mss1~,
~ and Mr.. oeiae- ii M" Me-: 81 Mrs Main ~
Ms Nor" To~an Mr. 2, i K'q K A S1z s.w-or
VA ' Fnrions Rochelle H. lean'.
Nj. snl Mrs F L. Johnson z G g. iii1on bo.ton
nRvNswICK.
NcY %::s-, So9 assa. Nj s. %":s '.'%
H. ,a s's At 'a'' %".r N l,.% Hal
NJ, y .r. Mr. NIFTY D y we.sn G. & c1srk Ps6urs
MIS-. Rosa nralne5d. ". y " II II Murray ''""''''-
II s st.ufoTa; cneinOa'tc os,: !; drn'ee' Columbus
4 + ss WEE s,., ror''" C. e. EsNr, osien-turs.
NJ. Ti T. " ss.y. Miss nv- - ii Aver. virginia.
,ns'.m. 's eIs.yns ) - miller Ne~burs. N Y
,,,... - Linen punalo and family Watch Hi'
$:ss "a II: s:.ss
II N'i fronon. Wilmington " Isnn.on NJ e. Berry
mr ' and ur. u c ,naer.'nf,a. Wolf Phiad''Vh'''
GRAND UNION.
90 :, r,,v,s,r Washington. q. ". Bans. Ann MD,rr y
7 ' ,3gsn ''9 s..Gnea,a ,,. Montgomery
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I. r ' Lye' rhad.pna AT, soJ ,i'' r n'~'''"'
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.r'GMn no.r.-,ns II cns van anderson. boston,
nrns.ss wayne SahaP ss. .lian r.,Sn
HOFFMAN
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.s.sr Nj" .8 '' CA. %'' napS "'"''
9:s. "Gs''iSa 'Iss" w ss:"n S. ra.
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John Sn as. Onto nick :S, is' rs.a.pn,
Mis- Mis-. 5 wis"roH T E"si,"%S Isv' nsns: F.
y y rot . Boston s,0 Francis. III Hanson no.'on ''
Park AVENUE
n A Kneer,nd. Rochester. J. A. Messenger Taunton
H%'% o'a,n. Brush Co i fS"5.c1 foD%:s,cg.
# ''" Y Mclaughlin. Erie c r.i.I Rapid Pa,
'; IN Johnson Atlanta Is 'i% sss,t' 'SS,''.ms.s
",Wn'' ' "0''' 4 II hlllns, chicago
E : I isopkn.. TfnairirnIs charles Hay. echoes
j. p cone. Hartford
| sr CLOUD.
q. Hamilton. fNl"dr r ,a, ws." lisfsd Boston
Mr. and "s Mfs. "i IL Martin Sdan' Mr. and M''
sidney Cook Pensacola Fla Mr ana Mrs f. '"s''c f'''
Mr and Mis-. J. NJ brand ton on wc,, reuox
sr. JAMES.
r. W. Rogers. New or W. D. HdsWg".sn .. hr rh Ana
n. or nss'"'s r2on s% @s. M George F.
Mr. l"S' ""d Mrs. william NJ charlie. II Greene N'"-or.
pq1s'"" Locust Wiley ,i isS%i Morris. Denver
sTrRrEvANr
| A f. GRANT. Youngstown. ". q. pussan, chicago =,
o%,e Carter Chicago 'i rrGwnns is''i bi., N..
jon" M.saS, Mrs. W ':no 49,, s., oY p,,,.D,.
H %.r.ss r'G Mr. A. r. & f f~s"1 tA;sss
conn +. n Jenkins. Cincinnati
John & sullivan oswego.
WESTMINSTER.
Mr. and Mrs J. y scovii. John Msylof T." II. L"l-
s;s'" rs %s" scl M"ss aga m %a' snsaso
@i" sc '1"'s''sis 'sSS' "'''1 h-'ca.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
TRIED TO Ror ST. ASDnEu's CHrRCH.

AS Michael Higgins the sexton OF st. Andrews
Church, at Duanc-st and CITY Hall Pace was at
work in the church last night he heard noise in
the sacristy Suspecting the presence Of burglar
ne went out and found Policeman Harrington. OF
the Elizabethst. station. and told him what he had
heard. harrington went into the sacristy which Is
a little room between the church and rectory. and
there found Oscar Yonberry. Of No rs Market-st..
Newark y. J. Yor5crry had already packed up a
stole embroidered with gold lace. and silver
censor studded with precious stones, ready TO be
taken away He arrested and locked up In the
Eiizabeth-st. station. The thief had gained en-
trance TO the sacrsty by window.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
THOMAS FULLY.

fhoma, Tu'ly a wc.l-known resilient OF staten
Island died Yesterday at his home tn Richmond
ponl stapleton after lingering Illness. MI Tnlly
vas an arden, Republican ana for IA number OF
wears held a position IN the New-fork customs
service He was a candidate for the shrlcvaity IN
Richmond County about twelve years ago ana WAN
defeated by small majority. Il, =. A.,
Mr TuIly wae forty-hve years Of age ana a. me
Zine Of MS Heath was collector Tor inc Hrorse
U"nhteI brewing Company. which position ne had
hed for gumbcr Of years lie vas n. Sm. o.
lean Legion OF Honor a widow and one chiid sur
M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
RESCUED FROM DROUNING BY HIS SISTER

AGNES HENNEsy PULLS HER LITTLE BROTHER
OUT Or THE CANAL AT NEW BRUNSWICK. y. j.
While a number of children were playing on the
towpath Of the cana, in New Brunswick. y. j..
Yesterday afternoon. jeremiah Hennesy. six years
old slipped and fell into the deep lock. The little
fellow came UP twice and just as he was about to
sink again his little sister Agnes ten years old.
leaned over and graspcd her brother by the hair OF
his head. With much difficulty she finally dragged
him out OF the water the towpath. lie was I'M
conscious. but soon recovered and WAS taken home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
THE OBEDIENCE OF WIVES.

To the Editor u The Tribune.
SIR. In yes,criay's paper find that you reror'
the Rev Thomas Dixon Jr.. as saying thai ih"r" -
nothing In the Scriptures to warrant imposing ob'd
enc uton ,hs woman IN the marriag" ceremony.
Wha, Aa~. Mr Dixon understand iErn'~hns - ~
f,u, ~ the rhufch IL subject 20 'hrst. 40 JET inc
ulvn~ also Do 10 their husbands N c."rl ihina 10
teach - r. TN ''r'
White Lake Sullivan CO.. y Z. July :. lss"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
TWD Urls DROWNED.

Uaverhill Mass. July S.-Sadie Harris. thirteen
wears old and a girl named Guptill about the same
age of Lawrence who was visiting the Harris
family were drowned in the Merrimac Ri"er at I
o'clock this evening about half a mile below the
city. They were wading IN the water; when waves
ing swept them from their feet. and they sank In
ihe Mater The bodies have not yet been recovered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
ASsgMBLYMgE CONFER WITH Mr. ROO$ErELr

Chairman OGrady and Assernblyman Norton. Of
the Special Assembly Committee. appointed 10 In
vestigat. whether money was raised by the police
70 defeat Bipartisan bill in the Legislature had
a consultation with President Roosevelt at Police
Headquarters yesterday. Henry Sprague:, counsel
10 the committee. also present. The COM
,nittee IL il said viii soon begin IT'S investigation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
NTfRI0 CRICKETEES ~ TIE LhID'

PLAYING AGAINST 4 PICKED TEAM FROM il''IA
DEIrHiA CLUBS.
ph,adoph,a July s-'rhe Ontario 'ricke'efs ~"
DIV met n team selected from III" various c'Ichc'
clubs of the city at Mannheim, At the eronhuS VI '''
Germantown Cricket club. and at the close oil VIZ
dny's pay led by 81 runa. The 'nnhdiahs h"''"h
battel first made good start H. W "
v.,t,nc 20 and A. V r. Martin % by good cricket ).
v airs r,, 4, ,rcttv STYLE for IS. which. with r.
Y Martins contribution of 80. went great way
toward making up Ontario's total OF 'of' 'H'' VIII
be resumed tomorrow morning. Score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09

pstblehen Penn July s-Captan Jhmss Wiley.
r.nlted states Marine Corps retired. died suddenly
,ast night from npoplcxy. aged a"v"nty-onr
In 1870 he entered the United States Navy AZ a
mldshipnan on the Constellation when the frisnte
made the first trip Around the world lie was IN
due time promoted and retired rs captain III io'Z
To d,d sea service for eighteen years. shore and
a,he, duty for thirteen years. and lived retired
twenty three years ... -, r,,,,,or n,
ria estate Is valued at a quarter or million OF
,niinrs He married a daughter OF the late Eilis
uewis chief Justice OF the Supreme Court oil PENN
srIynnla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
ANOTHER KENTUCKY TRAGgDE

4 soN or Ex.coNGREssMAS JOHN D. YOUNG Cuts
MS COUSINS THROAT.
Ow,nnsvtie. Ky. July s-Thc people Of this com.
,nunty are excited over a tragedy which occurred
on Saturday night. the victim being Pancy Fassett
a cousin OF his slayer. John ID. Young, Jr. son OF
the ex-Congressman OF that name. They had an
alteration in which Young cut Fassets throat
covering the juguiar vein Young Ia under arrest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
norrIr WITH A MESSAGE IN Jr.

ew-Bedford. Mass. July &-A bottle was picked
up In the bay Sunday In which was a note. dated
February 49, 1895. purporting to be from the ship
Neversink. Captain II. j. Carl bound from Gales
10 st. John, n. u. The note said that the Never
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
sssrIyAL OF SPANISH AMERrcAxs

The Spanish American Association held It's an
nual festival at Cosmopolitan Park. One-hundred-
and -niritii-st and kmsterdnm-ave last night
About five hundred people present. The enter
tainment was opened with fireworks. and was con-
tinued with muse and dancing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
FREDERICK ". HAAS.

Lancaster Penn. July s-Frcderick W. Haas. for
many wears editor OF the "volks Freund" OF this
city, and prominent III German m"sica' ''rc'e'
,hrouehout the statc died sud !eny this morning
from, heart disease. aged sxty-two years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
STAGE HELD Up IN CALIFORNIA.

Reddna. Cal. July s-The Reddlng and Aituras
stage was robbed carly this morning twenty four
miles from this place. The bighwayman took the
Wells Fargo box and registered mall securing per.
haps $780,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
NEAT NECKWEAR

NEAT NEcKWEAR
has much to do with the get up ana ore~,up o. anY
s,v,sh man Needn't cost much--the wnole knack
IN the fitness Of the thing.
Vhuoc Middleton & Co.'S make, &c.
Co,toS DE Ioinville Scars, English, silk figures md
stripes. 26c; SOC kind
English twiled silk Tecks, rouf-n-nano anu oNe
Rove r;esEFour- Hands, Teeks, Butterfly BOW
and Windsor Scars. nc.
nrondwny and Ninth street.
BOYS CLOTHING
Small lots Of galatea and linen wash Sailor Suits,
gaatea in stripes OF all colofs, solid color linen win
,,rrttv combinations Of trimmings not all sizes IN
Zach ,tvIe. but all sizes In the lot, NSo.
Rove percze Waists, small, medium ana large iguro
and STRIVES all desirable patterns and last colors,
n,,ent t,ce button on band, Numbered, Sc; the
t,5c and 81 kinds
Second Floor. Ninth street.
WOMEN'S SHOES
DAINTY white linen Oxfords, newest and coolest d
Summer Shoes, SIS.
Dressy kid Osords, with or without tips. broad o.
narrow toes, light or heavy soles. N.S y, VIZ
n,,,,ht. T,,urico russell goat. Best wearing leathe
for ,,se or abuse Oxfords, s. 81 Boots, ". Hand
second Floor. Tenth street.
IN THAT LITTLE WORLD
NJ Womens Furnishings there's always wilderness
ertfz tempting things. Two at random
silk Belts. silver plated buckles, Is, Sc. =.
Oriental Laces cream, eou ana ou''ef, zoe ya' SONS
the 81 grade.
broadway and Tenth street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
KEEP Up TIE GOOD WORK

TO tho Editor - Tho Tribune.
Sir. Mayor Strong ~ New'fork city. IL deter
,nlneI - XII hat Tnmfnany COW that gives money
Instead 81 milk let him continue W. good faith.
and ne viii succeed That abominiblc society
has had i,s oR. Say long enough 10 gun ihr PEG
Die 20 lts own Interest H. W ~
Norrie,nia july :. 1906.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
SELECTIONS FROM IHE MAN,

NOTHING THE MATTER WITH STAMFORD
To the Editor ~ Tho Tribune.
Sir. There have appeared ~ late In tho columns
Of The Tribune several articles relative 10 the un-
hcnlthnlness ~ stamford account ~ III" bad
sanitary condition existing there. These articles
Internationally hnv" referred 10 stamford. conn
bur sometimes the name ~ tho state has be"n IN
adv.rtcnil, omitted leaving the Impression ~ IN"
mind ~ III" ca-unl render that the sanitary cond-
lions described rsist IN another town ~ the snm"
name stanford IN Ncw-yoik This last mentioned
Town Ia n well Known summer resort, ana It's buHl-
ness Interests arc dependent IN lnfg" measure upon
the succc.f 81 the summ'f hotels AMI boarding
houses thus any unf,vOtahle comment on ~.
heathfuiucss n journal iik" The Tribune wonld
10 ~ frrparIhl" iniur,
We therefore bes to submit the following state
mrti.
Stamford y g. ~ situated on tho extreme
western slope the ca,altills with elevation Or
fori nhny" the level. Its location with sur
rounding typographical conditions gives u climate
remarkable for hryness and hcalthfulnr".
Il hn- n favoiahi" situation for drainage ~
tho head waters Of the Delaware RlN"r IN" village
Of stamford with only .sn inhabitants. has laid AZ
great expense complete system OF sewers through
the town 49,,
The water supply obtained from springs hlrh
I'D ~ the rountan SIDE and IL therefore ab.olu,ely
pirr arl Whole some : T.. CIT R'tiill"
Stanford. y Y. July &. 1895
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
&C.,: 99;Am: S{f1e3s<@ 60 ;;:;;::

s,nk WI. In the Gulf Stream watcr-iogs~d, with .
I heavy northwest gale blowing, ana that the crew
expected to lose their lives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
THE pOiPfIfN's "sTRrCTrRAL WEAKNESS.

THE UOIPfIiN's "sTRICTIKNL WEAKNESS.
To the Editor ~ The Tribune.
Sir. The Dolphin was pronounced ny n Democrat
c Administration struciurally weak. ana Secretary
Whitney mad. that hts excuse FOR withholding pay
ment from tho contractor that patriotic Ola snip
builder John Roach. until he was almost bankrupt
WHY do Democratic officials from Grover the treat
down 20 Lite Rlliee" McAdoo select the s,ruciur-
a,ly wcak Dolphin for junk-iine ana insp"ction
,ripsl Are the, weary 81 he. % do they admit
heir charxe OF defects on N" Dolphin vas put
,.-,,s,r cir.cv9 OLD SALT
Isrse, CIV. July =. ls9h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
MAXINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 81 Sunset 81 Moon rises s2s Moons age
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
w-sondv Hook q 90 Gov Island $50 Hell Gate ii q
PM-sandy Hook gi2 Gov Island 1884 Hell Gate il;21
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
p,.prvsrEIN.s FAST THREE MILES.

Columbus. Ohio. July s-tNce'ien, "s''', ,-,',.
-, . hr,.k wind favored the Columbus Drivins
p.,L ,,o,,,ne races AZ the opening today Inc
feature OF io-days exhibition was the free'ior All
mace which Rubenstein. the speedy son OF baron
Wilkes. won in three straigh: heats going 'he last
%, three miles IN succession roi'ed or paced any
uhere this season Summaries:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
GENERAL SNDRTLJFF.

por,s Ttly s-Grncral Sworzofr. Chief ~ the
pussion Commissarini. died Yesterday at Lansres.
pcrartmont OF Hnutc Marnc. whore he was visit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09

F'ret-for-a pace, purSe W -,
Rub.ns.e,n. b. H. by Baron Wilkes 'Ma'
Lardb ...;...;.,.... 3
ajvan Swift br n lAbe Raybou'1) :......''''.o Z
"''"'' Time o9.: 2;Jsi.. 2M
2:l3 class. trotting; purse >"~
uan.s,,s : be onward. dam by Harold
f''F'''''' 0
xn,ab, Mare b m ,Wirs l.ird)..............5 ! :
ie'''" Time 2:liiz: 2le 21'',
Three years and under. pace; purse St''.
,,.xtn, n m ~ Brown H1, dam by Prince q,
Q'uiryy '''''''
correc, br e al Hu,chngs) ..... ;.....''..''s
I<ttie Hornet. m. William Marvei' '''''''''' ''
~ Time-2 l5i.: 2l1,.. 2l'r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09

BUY CARPETS IN JULY!

WIN not? You can CaIpe 1Mes
=, H. nt n oouer wo And we will store the Carpets
for delivery whenever you say before Oeto0er ; s,,h.
Brand Carpets style Carpets with p % anu At Tic
Vlvet &c. T"rsstv Brussels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
STANDARD TARGET.
MAN LARGE
UPSET by A RUNAWAY HORSE.

The first red flag was secured by II. u
md the last By A. J. Christen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS.

| THURSDAY. JULY fl.
| Trtndad P~rmuda, Quebec. $40 nj WV 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR

Scarcely break In the line Of sensational prices
Ak anv one who's been herrbeer STILL see tor your
selfa GLANCE will tell you that such little values on
',,rh Goods were never seen in New York until we put
them there. 49,. a. ,. ch;,,
Wasts pleated back and 'front.' very large, Iul
sleeves 36c: the 75c kind Only three pieces 10
buyer. ..-,. ro,.,.
ON sale at 3 p. M.-3OO good strong muslin Gowns
mother hubbard pleated yoke with cambria rune,
large. full sleeves, 38c. Only three pieces sold 10
one buyer. u.
ON sale At $50 +. MOO good standard quality
limit Shirt Waists. gathered front. yoke back,
Numbered collar and cuffs, 3Sc Only three pieces
sod to one buyer
Shirt Waists with laundcred collar and cuf's ex-
elusive styles, 50, rs, Sc. 81 and up to 81
FOR THE CHILDREN ..-.;..
Cambrc Short Dresses, neat embroidered insertion
between pIcats, months TO 3 years, ISc
Flanneette Short Dresses, yoke Prettily trimmed
lined with pink and blue checks, 4oc
Chambtay Hats embroidered OF SHRED crown lace
edge, brown, pink, blue and white, SSe; the si'o
kind
ChIIdrcn's Drawers, good quality muslin, hem and
pleats, , to years, I0o; 0 to 10 years, Fe
Second Floor. Fourth Avenue.
WOMENS DRESSES
lfthe,e percae Dresses were all sizes the prices would
I've ~. 80 and 81, they're only IN small sizes and we
make them 81 each Fine pcrcac, some TettIy
braided some feather stitched with SILK.
second Floor. broadway.
. ::s:s*:% %SiAm.%
touNTN AVE-. SueeaAao0nCpAf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
: =
ROWLING ANALYSES
unMIlNn nNAI.YsIs.
A SUCCESSFUL MEET AT rIlIlApElrllIA.

Ontario a. ~ s. i01 Ion ~: las ~ l,s NV
jhradelphln-s 40 A. ~. ~; ~. 81. w. NJ W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
SALVADOR
SKIN SOAP

Removes all irritations and inhammation''
heals all abrasions Of the skin, and - '"'
valuable as protection against contago"
Physicians recommend its regular use 'o'
all toilet purposes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
WOMEN'S DRESSES
GUEsrS At LEADING HOTELA

business was much better at N" leading hot''
yesterday than on the same date last year ~ wa" .'
duo IN n measure 20 the influx Of 'hr'-""" ''''
dcavorors who stopped OF on 'h"lr way ~ "''''"
ASTOR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
JEROLOMAN TOO "PREvIOUS.'
HE SIGNED SOMETHING HE HAD NO
RIGHT TO SIGN.

AFTER HE HAD PUT HIS NAME TO THE PEG
PIES TRACTION COMPANY FRANCHISE. 1T
WAS DISCOVERED THAT lie HAD NOT
BEEN ACTING MAYOR LONG
ENOUGH TO MAKE THE PER-
rORMaNCE LAWFUL.
The Mayors flag was early flung to the welcome
breezes which stirred at times Yesterday the ioiase
OF the CITY Hall trees. although Mayor strong was
far away enjoying the peasant and less hunid sur
roundngs OF Richfeld Springs. The starry empi"''
indicated that Acting Mayor Jeroloman. president
y, IN, poard Of Aldermen was dischargng Mayor
Stronc's functions In the absence of the latter
Unfortunately for the Acting Mayor. his hrst ac'
yesterday resulted in what the boys call break
He found on the Mayors table on feachhg 'he
office in the morning an ordinance pasSe" ny tue
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-29
WITH TITLE OF PRIMUs.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH TO HAVE
AN ARCHBISHOP
In America, So Report Says, With
Washington for His
See.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 2S.-From informa-
ton gained here in high Episcopal cir
cles it appears to be probability that
the Episcopal church will have an ARCH
bishop at Washington before long. The
commission on the revision of the con-
sttutou of canons, appointed at the
general convention at Baltimore last
October, will consider at its coming
meeting in New York Feb. Z, PROPOSE
ton to set aside the city of Washington
as the see of the archbishop or primus.
The proposed amendment reads as fol-
lows:
"In every diocese the bishop [bishop
coadjutor) should be chosen agreeably
to such rules as will be prescribed by
the convention Of that diocese, except
that whenever the diocese which in
cludes within its limits the city of
Washington shall permanently surren
der its right to choose Its bishops, aud
the office of bishop of said diocese shall
be vacant, the primate shall thereafter.
under such regulations as the general
convention shall prescribe, be the
diocesan thereof with title of ARCH
bishop of Washington and primus. and
the diocese vacated by the translation
OF the primus to Washington shall
thereupon elect another diocesan"
From preliminary correspondence on
the subject it is learned that there is
scarcely any doubt that the proposed
change will be made. According TO the
existing law of the church, the first
archbishop would be Rt Rev. John
Williams, d. D., LII. d., bishop of Con-
necticut. in order to fully legalize the
proposed change, it will have to be
agreed to by the commission and by the
general conventions of 1895 and 1898.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-29
DOCTORS MAKE MERRY
BANQUET OF RAMSEY COUNTY
$50 MEDICAL SOCIETY
Takes Place at Ryan-New Off,
GERS Elected and Interesting
Subjects Discussed.

The Ramsey County Medical society
had at the Ryan last night one OF the
most pleasurable gatherings held since
Its organiza ton. Beginning at $3.50, a
social session, purely informal, was held
to allow the members TO have little
quiet Jun with one another. At 7:30
nearly three score gentlemen OF the So
ciety sat down to a banquet of half a
dozen courses. prepared and served in
the Ryan's satisfactory style. Cigars
were lighted while the tables were be-
ing cleared, and the solace given to the
world by Raleigh was partaken Of by
its devotees. A business session fol-
lowed. at which the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year :
President, G. E. Riggs; vice president,
E. Hallowell; secretary, Charles Ball ;
treasurer, Dr.. Anten Pine; members OF
executive committee, Drs. McDavitt and
committee. r. A. Whea ton; secretary,
e. E. Smith; recorder j. w. Chamber.
lain.
A somewhat extended discussion en-
sued on two propositions that have been
receiving a good deal of attention from
the medical gentlemen of the county.
The first proposition was to do away
with the monthly baDQuets heretofor
held by the society. They will be con-
tinued, however for the present, as the
dominant sentiment was i'll favor of the
monthly gatherings
The establishment of society library
was the second subject Of debate. The
idea was can vassed pro or con by almost
every one present. 1t was faYorably
spoken of in the main, and the outcome
was the appointment of committee to
examine into and report upon the FEAST
bility of the library scheme at the next
monthly meeting.