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NOTICE. or TRUSTEES SALE.

ArOIICE N nEKinY GIVEN THAT IN
~ accordance Win and under the power
and Authuuiy FTAnted ~ that certain uust
deed made tho 18th daY OF July, 10. 10 orange
= salisbury And frAAk ", Dyer. trustees. "
1homaa ho|liuEworih, and recorded jay 10.
n, v u, OF the records OF nsit i.Ate County.
Utah, tts uudsrsiEned, A. surtiying uustee.
Will nhrf for tAiU and sell 20 the highest builder
for cAhh AZ ua wet front entfanee 4. tha
JOINT tily aud County bniidinT In salt Lake
l.iy. utah, lsame heins ne County Court
day Of fepiember, ispa, Al u o'cioet noon
81 that day, all ne real estate hefein,
hfier described. TO pa and discharge
the Indebtedness secured by sAl trust
deed aud interest thereon, an reasonable
compensation 10 said trustee. and cosis Of this
notice, And etpensss Of sale 1hs sale viii
be madc nj the request Of the holder " said
Indebtedness and because Of default In the
palmeni Of said Indebtedness, which became
Que On the loth day " July, Isl. Ald tho same
" nov due aud wholly unpaid,
hsii fsAl estate IA particularly described a.
All that pau Of lot two ca. bloch seventy.
ave 90. plat 3D." sAl1 Lake my survey. as
Commencing At the \. W. corner Of saii
thence Eve tal fodt south. thence i've ~ rods
Ntsi, thence nye tll rods north 70 tha place OF
beginning. u !. hALlHhiRl,
dated August u, 1850
fut publication, August ~. llg5.
SALT LAM CuT. sept 18Th, 1904
Attic written request Of Ihomaa HolinE.
worth, the a owe safe 10 postponed TO " O'Clock
room Of Monday, The s'th day q November.
ifyk " j. hAiIthuhl,
surviving Trustee.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Vanderbilt NiniuF %. Location o. ptiacipal
place OF business No ~ West oath Ten
pie street. .lt Tale stf, tnh Location
- minss, Mineral litli mininE district,
Blaine County. Idaho.
NOTICE u nEHEnY GIVEN THAT AT
~ meeting ~ the board Of directors Of
The Nsnderbllt Mniug Co. held at SAT- Laks
four tp cent? ptf snare va levied on the cap.
uti stock IT The corporation, payahle At once
70 A q. tiauque. sscfstafY, 10, ~ West souih
Temple stfcsi, salt LAke uiiy. ulah, aud uny
unpaid on tho tn DAY of sepiembsf 10, viii
BE- delinquent and a1sofiiscd Tor sale a public
auction. sad " payment u bot made usiofc
val 10 sold on ihe hth day ~ .spteu hef.
company, 10 psy asssss6 sht and costs o.
- a. y, uiAUQuE. sscy.
SAT- Lake city, August, is9s.
ArA MEETING oT rnE HOARD or
N difectnrs Of the Vanderbilt Mimi &
tpmpAuy, hed ftpL lsgl the date tor
adycf,isins asinqusnt stock WAS postponed %
4. @. CiAuoUE secretary.
ATA MEETING oY tug BOARD on
n directors 81 The vanuefbiit NininF Go
held tri. ;. isal, the date tor advertising Do.
unuucnt s'orf uf said company. Nhs extended
TO oct " isia. anu daieof sale 70 Wednesday,
Nov' :, isla, ats O'CLOCK y 10 -
oct. :. isG a " o'A''Vl' '''y
Alta NETTING % TnE HOARD Oh
IA dirteiors OF the Nanderhiit Mlnins Con
ysdisinE delinquent ilock was extended :,
November 10, lsss, aud date Of sale 70 hoyem'
COMPANY, =. A.. q GiAuQuE. secretary.
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NORTH POINT CONSOLIDATED r.
RlGAIioN COMPANY.

NorfCE-THE ANNUAL NETTING OF
~ the Htuckh1ldrfs of the North Point
Consolidated irngatiqn Company viii be he'd
at room No. - ~ the Cullen h0scl, second
Monday. November lth. lSs, at 0'ciofkp m, d,
10 heHr lho annual reports. To elect board Of
directors for The ensuing wear, and To tfansart
su'h other business ~ may 10 properly
brought before the meeting
salt Lakt cay, utah, oct u. iso
AITuuh Parsons. secy.
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The State OF Utah sends greeting 10 JAmes
T.. Coyalt, defendant
Wow Ana HEREBY REQUIRED TO Ar.
II pear m an hction brought against you
b. tie above nhWod plaintln In tho Distinct
Court OF the 1hifd judicial District Of the
stats Of Utah, and 10 answer the compliant
lled therein within ten days tenciusiNe Of the
Jay ~ seTyicol after tho service on you o.
this Hummons-if served within this county,
or n served out OF this county. but IN thu dis.
uicL within twenty days; Otherwise within
forty days or judgment by default will 10
ia..n against you, according 10 the payer Of
Ttis said action IL brought ~ have a decree
ant, shd gfauuug her such other relief 40 10
on the ground that on october ssth, lssl, a..
fcndant Wifuily deserted piainrn. and has
continues such deseftion ~ 10 tho present
timei aud that IRON said october esth, ls1l up
70 The present TINE defendant has wilfuily
neglected 10 prouae tor plAinun the common
nocossafies OF liie
Ana you arc hereby Moulded that ty0u fan To
appesr and Anawer tue aid complaint A.
above required. the sai1 plaintin viii apply 10
tho csuft Tor the relief demanded therein,
Witness, the h0noThhlr luugfa, and the seal of
the District tourt OF The Third
Judicial Disuict. In ana for Inc
lsIALl hlAta OF Utah. this i5th day ~ %.
tober IN the year NJ our LORD one
thousand eight hundred ndninety.
O, y, STANTON. clsrl.
by J. II. hrRAoul, Deputy CLERK.
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In accordance with law aud the order 81 the
BOARD 81 DIRECTOR. MADE on the i2ih Gay Of
September. 49, many shares OF zach pafrelof
such ttoek a. mo- te nercttary VIII ~ toldnn
the Ath day % November. 10, ~ TIE hour 81 W
a.m. ~ the hahk Of MrtofmcA y 20 corner
Of Main hnd lifst toutn streets, ralt iato
CITY. Utah. u pay the delinquent alscssmeut
thereon, i0suIhor with c0st Of Advertising
Anf expenses Of saic.
~. HAYWOOD. Secretary
once .McCornict a Cos. bank - above
Into Of ar.t rnhlle ailon. oeIobsr q. 80.
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Winiss-Itell you, there Is something
about the possession Of sovereign power
that gives man confidence. History
shows that all monaTchs hayo been calm
and self poised.
Iinks-I don't know about that. You
will remember that Charles l Of Eng.
land lost his head at very important
period In his oaroer.-Now York Trib.
NM
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And In accordance with law and the order Of
ihg hnafd OF directors ~ sald COMPANY. made
A. aforesaid on The tth daT % september,
i-e ~ many shares Of eAfh parcel Of said
stfck A. may be- Necessary viii le sold a. the
once u the company. rooms % and - toms
tnerciAl hiuck. rAt iatu city, Utth on tho
iuh day 81 November. -, ~ Gel ca y. ma /,
b. paT the deiinquont afssfamrnt thereon.
together with tho costs o. tdytriisinF and ca
psnscs of sale. Juottli ,. ho0khh
nstsa an Ials clir. ut.h. oetobsf y. 10.
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NOTICE.

TINE ANNUAL MEEIiNo or TnE
stocshoiders 81 Inc MAshtta Mineral
tllfinHs Go, will be- held a. the compAny'a
ohcc, Al the corner Of Ninih North aud second
West streets, salt Lake cay, on iuesday the
nth DAY Of November, isqo, ~ O'Clock y ~.
for the purpose Of eierunE difettors Tor tho
ensuing yeli and for the Transaction 81 sucn
other Business ~ nay come before tie meet
ing. Ivy order Of the board Of directors.
join q. siiifii. seeY.
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ryNuE ANNUAL MEtTiNG OfTnE srOOk
\ noldeTs of tue Copper queen contoiidai.
80 MINK aud FllnnE Company VII 10 bed %
mo udeu Of the q. uuany, Room ~ Eagle
iilucA, sAlt iaku CITY, Utah, on Monday, he'
remlVr 5th, isiFi, a. ~ O'Clock o., IN, for me
election Of onrofs and Tor tho uansAegiun of
Dated ~ san LAko CiIy, utsh nov. sid. lsod.
A.. u. LIL. keoy
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A bright terrier dog owned at the
Amoflcm House, pittslold. Mass, is
aho"n at the haplewood IN Bills. Tho
a..,S .yeFy sunday morning goes TO the
mapleWood and stays In the cashiers
ounce. but psyer gofs away from tho
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NOTICE.

my ANNUAL NgFTIsg oF 1nE
II ktbtkhoiders 81 the Gold Dust Mining
Company viii DO reid NJ tho once " Tho con
pany, room Is nnh a. Commercial bloek, In
: alt Lake Guy. ttah On 1huffday, the i9th
day o. November, III. ~ ~ O'Clock noon. fot
the elccuon II directors 10 serve Tor the en-.
suing yea and tor the Transaction % such
other huainess A. may come before H.
Dated a. salt l. axe tiy. Utah, uftnberp. -
CuAnLE, 4. iuNEs socy.
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The state Of Utah sends erecting 10 Mrs. @.
=. Hanson, defendants
Uou ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO APP.
II pear In m acton brought against you by
the hLoye named plainiln w the District
tour of the hifd adicial District OF the
state 81 Utah, anu 10 nnswer tho complaint
nicd therein within ten dAya teNciusivt % the
day Of fotticel Aiior to service on you Of
this tummonf-.n served wfiin this toanty !.
or. Z served out OF this county hut In this
district, within twenty days. oihefWiso within
forty dryt-or Judgment ~ DE auit will be
tassn ssalntt you. aecordirg to The prayer OF
SAID complaint
Inc SAID sciion Ia brought 10 have udr.
mont AGAINST defendant IN sum Of N1in snd
costs Of suit, ALLEGED TO Ne due a. the baianco
Of an socaunt for eoods sold ana dciivelsa 10
defendant u her rsquo.t. by. plaintiff, be
tween December ~, isaa, and February 20,
1895, said sun being Que ard WHOLLY UNPAID
And fou are hereby notined that " you ftii
10 appcar and answer TBS tald CONF liant -
above required, the fAii plsiniln viii take
Judgment against you ior the AVIS Of fi1i,i
and costs OF suft
witness. the honorable Judges. and The seal
81 tho Dituiut Court Of the 1hitd
Judicial District, IN aud for the
isrA.i state Of Utah this fifteenth day
" October. IN the wear u our Lord
one Thousand eight hundred and
my u stASIoS, srl.
ny ). n. srRAGuE. beputY CLERK
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AssnssMENI NOTICE.

uuckeyo Mining Company. situation Of Irin'
ual place % business No, 20 East TEN
pie 81, Fnlt L4ku CITY, tiah,
NOTICE u HEREBY blNLN TINT AT
ilHh, october So lsHt In HHarsamtni OF one
Nl cent per share Nas levied on tho capital
ators ~ 100 corporation. PAYABLE as once 10
street tAlt Lahe Cuy Utah, aud any stock IN
which tue asstsHWCut Hhall REMAIN unpaid on
inc su1 uuN " December, $50. VIII hu della
Uucnt ami advertised Tor snlr 90 public AUCTION
aud n payment BE- not mails uefpru val Ne told
on the lslh uay u ucUgubcf. 1850, ~ the hour
OF D. no., at Tue once OF rho company, 10.
90 Main 81, salt Ease CITY, ttAh,to pay assess.
meut and costa Of adyrrthlng and eapcnto "
FRANK \. TAYLOR,
secretary.
NhIt Lhhe CITY. Oelnhsr %. l-na.
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Gibbon carefully studied for himself
the questions az issue In tho American
war. From Israel Mauduit. tho agent
Of Massachusetts, bay, md from Govern.
or Hutchinson he gathered material for
forming an independent judgment 81
think, he says. II have sucked them
very dry, and n my confidence was
equal to my oloqucnce. and my olo-
quencc to my knowledge. perhaps I
might mako no very Noticeable speak.
er" n is curious TO note in his letters
the apathy Of parliament on tho subject.
'ln this season aud ON America" no
writes IN May. ii7h, "tho Archaugol
Gabriel would not be heard" His own
opinion was. On several points. adverse
10 tho policy Of the government.
which, except ON one occasion. he stead.
ily supported. He was one Of those in.
dolent men who attach themselves tu
political leaders rather than 10 political
principles. For Lord North he felt -
warm affection. and throughout voted
with him. sometimes against his better
judgment
His speech would probably have been
silver. his silence was certainly golden.
In 1878 he was appointed u commission
or Of trade and Plantations. with u sal'
AIRY of 1880 n year Fox believed that
he had been bribcd by Office and cx.
pressed the belief in tho lines;
King George. In fright
Let uihhon should writs
Tho story u Enrland's disarco.
Thought no WY 10 sufo
His pan toHccuro
A. a. give tho historian riaoo.
Cihhob held tic appointment till TIM
abolition ~ tho Office In 1854. Mine.
tenth Century.
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Frederick II Of Germany was sur
named Barhgrossa for the same reason
that William Of England was surnamod
Rufus ON recount Of an enormous rod
beard.
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In the Matter Of tho state o. EliIa MeAds
Thompson haueli. deceased
NoTtCE n HEHknN GIVEN THAT
~ Mile Tina spencer. ExeeutriN 81 the
Estat. OF EliIa Meals 1hompson bArfell, de.
ceased, has rendered fQt scttlem cut. aud lled
In said court. hcr mai account OF her Ahminls'
iTation Of said estate aud pautioh for NAL dis
ifihuton % the residue ot sad estate among
the persons entitled thereto, and that Wednes'
DAY. the 2hth day Of November, a, u, lsiI, NJ
" O'Clock a M. A. the court room % said
court In the County Court House, salt IAke
city ana County, u tab, has been duly anpoiuied
by the Judge OF said court. for The settle
ot said account and hearing said petition Tor
distTibutlOn. at which time and place any person
interested In said estate nay appear hnd show
cause, ~ any there be.why SAID Aeeount should
not 10 settled aud approved aud nnAl dislIlbu.
ton made ~ prayed fof
d H. sTASTON, CieTt.
lily fHEp W. prsNis, Deputy uleTt
JsO 81 Cannon,
Attorney for kHecutrih
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And In accordance with law. and ordar of the
board OF directors made on the evth day Of
avg, is91, 90 many shares Of eaeh parcel of
such stock ~ may ne necessary Will b. sold AZ
the south door OF Weber County Court lious
In Ogden. uiAh, on tho Ind day OF Nov. lslo,
a. " O'Clock noon, OF said day topAy della
quent assessment thereon, together with the
coat OF advertising and eNpenses OF the safe,
J. Y. kiE, Secretary.
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Tho New American Uas and lual Company.
rait lAke tity. Utah
NO1iCE IHFnk ARE DELINQUENT
~ upan tho foiloNtrg shates u atock on
account OF Assosimont LEVIED 90 the 9th dAy
OF september IFtl. the several am0uuts set
uprusiiv The names u the refpucuNe stoes-
holders, ~ foiioNsi
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NOTICE TO THE STOCKTON DIES ~
~ the crown roint told and silver Mining
90, 1he hoard Of directors OF thla company
ON the 18th day of the present month, levied
10 te paid forthwith ~ this ofnrs. Al stoc Z
upon which the atscssrisnt has not heru PAID
on the iifd day Of November neNt, viii be ne.
ciared delinquent and advertised for sale Ahd
- much thereof - wsy h~ Neeersafy 10 phY
the asssssmsht and cosls Of advertising and
sale viii he sold At O'Clock pm. on tuesdaV
tho lst day o. December nCNt. A. thia once
% Metornict hloek, sAt laAe tiiy.
Ivy order of the board ut directors Of the
Grown Point Gold and SILVER Mining 90.
ARTHUR r1ANNkh.
sees. And ireas.
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The FIRST sewing silk was patented by
nm American IN 1915.
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CITY. ulah. -
NOTICE Is HEREBr GIVES dlna A, q
~ meeting OF Tue board o. ~ M dcio
shid company held on W.. rents per fhale
wai ieyied on tho capital stock OF h.nn,psl, ",
ion payahle lmmrdialely 70 4. 1npla'f AN
Treasurer, ~ his once Megofnm. ,wbich %,
haas v,,1,, ,haii remain unpaid 90 Man esin
Ihe i0ii day 81 November, i,ya VIZ Wy y % los,
auent and adyoriised for sale ~ a,ars uill 70
and uu loss payment u inade ~ peesmbtt
sold on 1huradsy, tue fh W M dellnquea'
as.etsinent. together with tue 'o'"
lslng and expense of sale
iiy order OF haard Of difsot ssefeisff.
s.trL.Kn CIR. Ulah, October l'lh' ~
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Sams ~ Cooperation in foil Colo Queer
Mining 90 piass f0f tusintss, salt Lac
Guy, Utah, location oi mine and worts,
Co, Utah.
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SUMMONS.

In The District Court Of the Third Judieia
District Of ibe sistg Of Utah. County
OF SAT- Lake,
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

The EidoradgGoid NininF Company frtnei.
pal place of business, salt Lake
tity. titan.
~ Office. TtiruE AM DEi.iN ouENr
~ upon ne fnioslng dstcrted sNgk on
aceount " sssessment 40 levied on ne ~
DAY Of september, 100, the sovrfa amohnts
trt opposite the names u the rsspctilNU
stoctho eefs, as folowti
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Andtn accordance with the law ana me order
Of the board lot directors uAuo on 1tpt slh.
isNd, 90 many shares ot uarh parcel Of mo
Will be sold 10 Rooms ~ Hud 4 commercial
biucF, AT Lake CITY, on he itih day OF No.
ysmbef, ltep, Al O'Clock y, n, 90 pay tue de-
liuqutnt Assessment thefeon tOseiher With
thocoats OF advertising and expense Of sale
JOSEPH j, kO0Ehs.
Secretary.
firt pubneG,lon Of thii notice, November
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NvoricE. TuEkK ARR DELINQUENT
~ upen the fonowlne shares Of stogk on
sccounf Of assessment levied on the 4sth dsy
of september, lsi. The several aniohnu set
opposNe the names Of the reepocuve STOCK
holders, a. follovsi
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SUMMONS.
In the rislrici Court 81 the Ihnd Judicial
OF talt Late.

Inc Cooperative Furniiure r..-aauy. cor.
pofation. Ilai N.
W..
Mrs. o N. Hanson, Defondant
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In The nl,tris, Court, rrobsts Diyis,9n, THIRD
judicial Disiriet, IN and for salt Lhie
County, tate 81 Utah
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DELINQUENT notice

IN. a,rc.,n Nis,pg company salt Isks
City. Utth wotks 81 the compsnyat COP.
per suleh. West MountAin Nioins
Dlatrict salt Late County, Jnh.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

once Of Crown Point Gold and .ilycr Mining
90, 80 Mccormick biack. talt Lake City.
Utah, october q. ispt,
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

The oom,,ock SILVER Minins Gonp, IN L.ls
cation OF principal place OF BUSINESS
CITY, Utah
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Tho state Of Utah sends erecting 10 Mrs. @
=. Hanson, defendants
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Date Of an' publication, Oct Is. iis.
The sun., 1896-10-18
CHASE OF A BAIL JUNPER.
BieyeIist Bett-r In Cueveu Country, Detee-
tive Retter On n RondMay.

BieyeIist Bett-r In Cuevea Country, Detee-
tive Better n n Roadway.
Robert NJ. johnson Of KinEsbridge was
rested q year ago on the complaint OF the
County Medical Society, charged with prRctis-
ing medicine without license. He gave straw
bail and disappeared.
Last Friday morning Detective Mcknight
heard that man named johnson, who
owned q number OF dogs and lived In Kings
bridge. WAS tho man he wanted. Mcknight
went 10 Kings5rdge on Friday evening and soon
found tho johnson who owned so many dogs.
johnson was at the gate of his dooryard In q
The detective explained his business. and
johnson admitted that he was tho man wanted
Hold the gate open and III ride IN and
no jun ped on his wheel and turned 1t suddenly
away from the ofncer.
MeNaught grabbed him before he could get
his feet on the pedals.
~ was only going to turn around" said john
IVA "wsi. Just push that machine In" said the
johnson started forward dragging his mach line
after him. Mcknight followed him closely.
johnson entered the door first; He turned
the doorway. Then he al ahmed the door shut
in McNenght,s face, leaving him standing on
the outside OF It.
and entered the house. Mrs. johnson tried TO
block his way but he brushed her a.lde;
kitchen opens of the hall. Johnson's dogs
rections as the detective bcltcd through and
out the Kitchen door. The fugitive. in knicker-
bocker was disappearing over stone wall ten
Mcknight put after him through brushwood
and over fences. He had no revolver When
johnson got out into the roadway McNauRht
johnson. and pabbed h IN as he started for un-
even ground again. johnson Is In the Tombs.
The sun., 1896-10-18
ST. LUKE,s ooNsECRATED.
Formal Services at tho Now Hospital and
Chapel.

Formal Services at tho Now Hospital and
Chapel.
Tho new buildings and chapel OF st. Luke's
Hospital at West.l 18th street and MorninRside
Heights. now nearing completion. were conse-
Grated yesterday by Bishop, Potter Of new
York, Little Iohn OF Long Island. and Hunting
ton or central New York, with impressive cere-
monies. The Bishops were assisted by tho
Archdeacon of the diocese OF New York and the
clergy OF the city. The Board of Managers OF
the hospitsl a delegation Of the hospital sur
geons, and a few Of the patrons Of the insttu-
ton only we-e admitted because of tho lack
of space In the chapel.
Tho chapel occupies the lower part of the
Vanderbilt pavilion, and is directly opposite
the main corridor in the Muhlenbefg or ad-
minstraton wings. 1t was hore that the three
Bishops. surrounded by Archdeacons Van
Keeck. johnson, and Tho mas, assembled. Al
II o'clock they proceeded to the entrance OF tho
chapel and Bishop Potter. stepping over the
threshod said Peace be 10 TO ms 16 .sr.v
repeated the vsrsicles authorized The Bishops
then ascended the altar. The remaining clergy
pavilions led by the Rev. DR.. George S. Baker,
the pastor and supsrntendent OF the hospital,
Bishops and filled the main floor. the physi-
clans and patrons who were present occupying
seats IN the gallery.
Communion were then soleinnized by Biz hop
Potter. The music was furnished by volun-
teer choir. DIR. George William Warren pro
sided at the organ
At the conclusion of the ceremonies In the
chapel, while the choir sung the Recessional
hymn, the clergy went in procession u before
10 the Mullen borg pavilion. where Bhisop Pot
ter repeated Il Q Invocation, Peace be to this
house." and then led In the responsive reading
OF tho Versicles. He the repeated "A passage
from the Psalins. and then followed the hymn,
II Would Not Live Away"
In the Norrie. Vanderbilt. and Mnturn pa
'llions. which were next consecrnted. the order
,f exercises the same. In each case Bishop
Potter made the Invocation. and the clergy
chanted the Versicles. and the choir. which
followed in the procession, sung the apprCprl-
ate hymns
After the conservation services had conclud-
ID the clergy and a few guests vera received In
formally in the Muhlenberg pavilion, and later
a luncheon was served