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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-04
DANIEL NJ. COFFIN.

Daniel NJ Coffin. son Of the late Cyrus /. and
Jane Morrison Coffin. died yesterday in the Hotel
Regent, Sherman Square and Seventieth-st., IN the
forty-eighth year OF his age. For time he
had been active Spectator i'm Wall Street and
had been identified with real estate interests. He
owned considerable property uptown. He leaves a
widow. and daughter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-04

Commander Brown born in NewYork, and
appointed 10 the service September &C. 1860
attending the Naval Academy from 1860 TO 1863
He was promoted commander January q, 1880. and
retired in June 1891. His service in the navy
included service. torpedo service and instructor
the head of the DEPARTMENT of astronomy,
veying and navigation at the Naval Academy. For
four years he stationed at Washington the
head of the naval observatory. and at time
commanded the famous old shin kearsarge.
Commander Brown placed at the head Of
Norwich University in 1897 1t at this university
that Admiral Dewey received his first instruction
in the art of and the admiral's triumphal
return much attention was called to the old school
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-04
COMMANDER A. D. BROWN.

Mortified. VI, april Word has been received
here OF the death at Waynesvil.e. n c.. to-day OF
Commander Allan D. Brown. L. S. n. (retired),
formerly president OF Norwich University. He ra-
tired from presidency OF the university last
mor owing to i'll health. The bsdy will be buried
at BrattlebOro, this State
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-04

theology literature ard sociology. Several I'M
portant historical articles fall within the limits
OF this volume. Of which the most noteworthy
are those on England. France and Germany
The history OF the Jews IN Europe is outlined
by Professor Brann. OF the Jewish Theological
Seminary at Breslau. but extended discussion
e left TO the separate articles on the various
countries. IN this respect the work closely FOL
lows the lines Of the New international" Mr..
Joseph Jacobs. who writes Of England con-
trives TO compress a great deal Of Information
IA cor1parat lively small space. and is fair in his
r,-esentsrion Of the facts. To the Christian
reader perhaps the most interesting passages
Of his article are his statement Of the part
played by Jews in many lines Of activity during
the last fifty years. and his frank admission
that the favorable condition Of the English
Jev-s has not hitherto resulted in any very re
rnarkabIe display Of Jewish talent" a notice
able Characteristic Of this article, when con-
trasted with the papers on France and Germany
IS the absence OF any discussion Of Anti
ser1itis-l," q movement which clearly does not
flourish on Anglo-SaNon shores.
Biblical themes continue to receive lengthy
and scholarly treatment. Elijah. Elisha EnOch
Ephraim. Esau. Esther and Ezekiel are among
the splres considered and in discussing the
books and PEOPLE Of the Old Testament the
editors adhere 10 the plan OF presenting. first
the Biblical data: then the Interpretation
placed upon this by the Talmud. Midrash ana
later Jewish literature. and. finally, the crit-
cal view. a concise and fearless statement OF
the opinion held by the opponents Of the higher
criticism" i'm regard 10 the sources and validity
OF the Biblical statements. An article deserving
Of sr,ecial comment is that treating Of the Car
den of Eden. the composite production OF Mary
W Montgomery. Phi D. J. u Eisenstein and
NJ Seligsohn. the last named contributing an
outline OF the Arabic view Of Eden. Jewish
eschatoloCv is discussed by Or. Kaufman
Kohler. in an illuminative article Of nearly
twenty columns There are interesting studies
OF the Flood and Of the Exodus, illustrated 10y
reproductions OF the curious "haggadahs.' that
rro,ide the work with so many quaint pictures
Biographies Of course are prominent. ana once
more we note the inclusion OF many names that
do not seem 10 be deserving Of mention IN 4
work Of this nature on the other hand, II is
pleasant to record that not few who have
hitherto been neglected receive appreciatiVe
notices Jewish law. theology and philosophy
are represented by numerous articles OF vary
ing length. notable among which is a discus
sion OF the doctrine Of free viii IN the Jewish
religion OF topics Of general interest. iiustrat-
ing the wide scope Of the work. might be men
toned Eggs" Education" Encyclopedias
"Epic Poetry" Festivals" Folklore. 9"
Games" Gems" and Household Furniture
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-04
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

~ oe New York-Mary I Smith Plaintiff against
William Irwin ard others. Defend4ntsln pursuance -
entered the above entitled action. tearing
date the p day u February. lsos the uncerslsI' IN.
auction . highest bidder. AZ the New York Yea
Estate Ssesroom No l6i Broadway, IN tho b'rouga ~
day Of February. l. o'clock on that day
bv Joseph p Day. auctioneer the premises directed -
lows All that certain 10y piece or par ti q. Iiii
rether with buildings and improvements thereon ~
New York. in the County and state 81 Ne" hofh n-E
Ming point Westerly side q Greenwich street
distant six feet inches south from the south
eTly side % Carlisle street running thence M'rNai1'
parallel CARLISLE Street - the rear %
three and attic brick dwelling atty feet aye an2
thrse-Quarter inches %" 80. thence Nest~srdy ana
parallel nearly Carlisle street. thrycne two
threequarter inches 'Sl27sls thence Southwardly
20 ne corner 4 a scnce thence Eastwardy parallel
Carlisle street. eighty feet eight
and one-quarter inches 81 So 20 Greenwich street
Nothwardly along Greenwich Street twenty six
feet &c - the place % beginning &C
cordnF a survey made uy the Lawyers Engineering
n Parrie ana Fsnilv his wife and Elizabeth CarrIther.
"a F,,st wa % tre c q, N.~ Yok in the
Greenwich Street known and distinguished No.
10 said Street. bounded the East by Greenwich
rEht Westerly by house and lot formerly Of Mrs Sears
and Southrly by house and lot formerly belonging 20
be f. in VI ih IN front p; feet inchee In length
each side p feet and inches. be the more
less being the property formerly owned a~f oc-
cuuied by James Scott DECEASED
Dated New York. February %. 1904.
GUsTAVUS W. RAWsON. Rei.ree.
a. COLEMAN SMITH Attorney for Plaintiff 81 Nassau
Street New York city.
Map city and Sc covered bv
the diagram shown below Tho street number Is 40
Carlisle street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-04
REPAYMENT OF WAR CONTRIBUTION
Mayor Against Having Lobby Aid City's Re-
quest in Congress

Mayor Mcclellan yesterday sent 20 all tho mem
bers Of Congress from this city letter intended
the requests Of various persons interested
in the bin requiring the federal government TO re-
pay to the city money contributed 10 the govern
ment in the early part Of the Civil War The letter
IL follows
The United States has in many instances recon-
pensed other cities and States for similar OUTLAWS
and for years this city has been petitiOning the
national government for this act of justice. 7 do
not feel that / should cOuntenanCe the applications
OF those who desire to represent the city in ad-
vs1cinE this measure the contingency Of shar-
ing in any award which nav be allowed. II this
money is recoverable. IL should 60 into the city
treasury without any deduction. Furthermore I
suspicious OF business connections with persons
dealing with legislative bodies. and municipal cor
poratiOns especially should snow the example Of
oiscOurs ging such relations.
Any protest. legal services needed will be fur
nished by the city without expense. and the Cor
pOration Counsel viii. notice. appear whenever
required. and viii make argument and submit briefs
before any department or committee. Relying on
your public spirit and your interest in the city Of
New-York. I respectfully request your earnest CO.
operation. and urge that you every honora bic
endeavor to bring about the speedy passage OF this
bill.
The claim originally for tSc0.O00 but with in
tersst added has increased largely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-04
Foreclosure Sales.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT COUNTY

~ ., v-...cbester-Geo-Ee A scohsld Plaintiff against
,. T.t.,s REALTY company. Faracre Realty Company
80 FREDERICK Wood. Defendants In pursuance OF the
"a fo-eclosure duly made and entered
2; sbs at-ve entitled action and bearing date the 2e
~ ~ r.cs,f-- 1895 l. the undersigned. the referee
,S,5- named public auction on the premises
trf1afte- described. situate on city lsland N the
-gb 81 the Bronx. in the City. County and state OF
To-t or the 22d day OF January 1904. az O'Clock
IN the afternoon that cav the premises dirested by
sold and therein described as feows
an toS certain pieces parcels q land situate
"a being the Borough Of the Bronx IN the
IN County and state OF New York
he Pelham. County OF NestcheeterD,
rtfrulariv bounded and described follows
T5.I-- Igfs designated a certain map en-
Mar or Frances Scoheld Estate on city
Of Bronx. city, County and state Of
- To-h made By John ?. Fairchild civil Engineer,
5s.es FEBRUARY 9Th 1900 and filed In the once q the
45Is-e- - the county York the Goth day 81
-,-.a-v 1900 bots numbered Seventeen 10. Eigh-
- Isl twenty CID and Twenty-Five CD on Plot
~, - numbers ID Two 90. Three 3D. -Four a.
re 60 Plot Three 90: numbers one 81. Two
81 T71ree a. Eight and Nine 90 Plot Four t4l
r-,te-s one % TWO ca 90. t7D. Eight
r-ic~e- u23 and Fifteen ti5l on Plot Five
map 49,, 900
ROLAND r ARCHER. Referee
7 MORTIMER BELL. Attorney for Ilaintin. Lucas
puildiur. Depot Place. Mount Vernon. y. Y
The following diagram Of the property 70 bs sold
z. has number
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-04
INSURANCE comPANYs STATEMENT

The annual statement OF tho .9ctna Insurance
Company OF Hartford. Conn. shows a gain in
assets OF more than 500 90 and gain in surplus
OF nearly $4,000 The gain in net premiums Is ap-
prOximately So Oe0 This great FIRE Insurance com
psny has cash capital Of s0000O0 its total assets
more than Sl5G00.0C0 and it's surplus as TO
policy holders more than s10Oe0.Oo0 Its surplus
is more than t6e0.ol0 IN the eighty-five years Of
its history IL has paid losses s6 IS 1Ss &C. has
branches in Cincinnati, Omaha and san Francisco.
Offices OF the inland marine department in Chi
cage, New-NOrk- Boston and Philadelphia IL has
agents In the principal cities towns and villages Of
the country and Canada. William b. Clark il its
president and W H. King its secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-04
Foreclosure Sales.
NEW YORK. SUPREME CorRT. NEn

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT NEW
York County.-lryins Savings Institution. plaintiff
against Arthur 4. smith a.. dce-a atsIn pursuance
Of Judgment % foreclosure and ale. duly made and
entered in the above entitled actio and bearing
23d day Of January. la4 the UNDERSIGNED the
said judgment named, Nil sell public auction al
New York Real Estate Salesrooru Rroad vay
the Borough - Manhattan, city 81 York on tic
10th February. 1904. = O'Clock on hat
by Harris b Fisher auconcer. premises directed
by sso judgment 90 be- sold and therein described
improvements thereon erected situate the Borough OF
Manhattan. CITY. County and state OF York. aad
described follows Beg nuing az point north
rly SIDE of hundred and thirteenth Street distant
hundred feet westerly from the westerly of seventh
Avenue. wldened and running thence northerly parallel
with Seventh Avenue hundred eleven inches
the line Of The block. westerly along SAID
Seventh Avenue, hundred feet eleven Inches the
nOrtherly slice 81 one bundled and thirteenth Street:
thence easterlv along the said norhery hun
dred and thirteenth Street point or race
Of beginning Being The premises heretofore con
veyed The said tdefendafD Arthur r smith. OF
the parties hereto. - gre f-st part by Edward
and Edward DTFereirae.. ly deed dated gauu-
10Th 1901 rcccrded IN ofce ~ te rersfer
Of County Neu york CO Section = book
series Cf conveyance Pare SIC Jsnaarv -. 1901
Together with al tte ras fixtures dl0ares boilers
yat0r and a electrical plumbing and heating aruaratrs
contained u tNe SAID ard which hereby
declared 20 D. fcrt of tlc real estate sab
5ect % che lien ~ this mortgage
Dated New No~S. February 3n-. 1904
CLIFFORD ". HAETRIDGE Referee
PHILIP 6 DEAN. Attorney for Paln-1. 81 Liberty 81
\. = CITY. Borough ~ Nanhaffau
following 70 Re ST.
IS street number 2o3 West Ilath Street:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-04

The APPROXIMATE the lien charge sssfy
which the described property H. 70 be sod -
s. All So with interest the 26th day 81 De
oember. 1913 with and allowances amounting 70
sssS Of with interest 10th 1898, together
wiki expenses % the sale The Approximate amount
Of the taxes assessments liens which VIII be al
lowed 20 purchaser the purchase money. or
BY referee. S3ll s2iO0 with interest 20 "a
added
Dated New York December Soth. 1908.
ROLAND b. ARCHER Refere.
foregoing sale hereby adjourned 20 Friday FEB
9th 1908. a. hour and pace
Dated January 22nd 1eo.
ROLAND r. ARCHER Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-04

The approximate amount OF the lien charge 70 satisfy
which the above described properrv 20 he sod =
Ssolsso0 With interest thereon from Nveuher Ieth
ltya tsethfr with the and allowa1 a.nourr.nr
e slsoNz oEethe- win me expenses q n, The
nprroEirsfe = ma
rates or o-hsr Lsrs DC aIoaei nus fassr or
IS c7s 81 and interest -
Dated New York. February 2 1900
CLIFFORD v. HARTRTDGE E>i~~-~~
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. MEXICAN LINE.
WHITE STAR LINE.


orr SPECIALLY. buying selling or fur
nishInE homes aTtistically and completely,
or the supervision OF them. y 5. l. ART
co. st James Building. LIB broadway
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4 ADVERTISEMENTS and Subscriptions The Tribune
u received their Uptown Ofi,v.
No ] 3ti BRO tI.sNAY
will "A
offices regular Office D m
"a sth ave 23t st.: l53 9th ave 18th
% Il 2b7 West 49, between 5th and
2o3 West l25ths l23s ID ave. between 10Th
18th o-d ID Cis.st LOS lst
s9th-st.: 157 East i2!th St. 75G fremont ave;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-04

HELP WANTED.
Female
GERMAN f-aulelu. Protestant - to 30
years old. with INST class references. a.
mothers asst-t.ut in family OF two, ana
Two children. dE-G = and Z Apply By let
ter - Lafayette ave. .'assaic. y. J.
NANIEp.-A competent nursery governes-
70 take care % "A boy eight years ol1
must 20 able 60 teach the English e4e-
rucntarv branches and assist with light
shaularVo-k- also do mentilg. test city
references required. wages $50 Der month
Address ADVERTISER. care = =. y
Erickson Advertising Agency. Is 70 p PARK
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ANTIaJEs AND CURIOS.

THE ANTIQUE FURNITURE EN-
CHANCE 1856 West 34th-st.. near Ith-
ave the particular shop FOR those seeking
bargains and lovers OF genuine original
antiques: no goods are held for price. but
mist be sold We buy. sell and eN hange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-04
Lost.

oST. Tuesday night February ID either AZ sherry
IL or the Waldorf Astoria. diamond butterfly min.
A generous reward viii be paid return OF same
q 55th 4.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
COMPANY having contracts IN hand ara
In prospect needs Sautso. large prohts.
money secured. CONTRACTORS. BOX -.
Tribune Once
WANTED. An associate with Sl"'"o 20
f1.u In a real estate enterprise. money
secured rs income properly worth three
times ~. amount = % Box los. New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-04
LOST.


LOST OR STOLEN.-Ban NIX book No 100 SIS
Of the German Savings Bank In the CITY
OF New-York. corner 4th-eve. and 14th-st
issued 20 Gottlob and Lima Scholpp All
persons are cautioned against negotiating
the same. IL not returned TO the bank on
the 25th day OF February. 1894. a duplicate
Will be issued.
LOST OR STOLEN. Handbook No $50 537
OF the German Savings Bank, In the City
OF New-York. corner 4th-sve and i4th-st
Issued 20 Sigmund KlRusner. All persons
are cautioned against negotiating the same
IL not returned 20 the bank on the 18th day
OF February. 1904. duplicate will be
Issued.
OST.-Baukbook No. 31s $50 on Dry Dock
SAVINGS Bank AnysperEon having claims
upon said book rs called upon 10 present
the same TO the hank within thirty days or
the said book will be declared cancelled and
extinguished end q new one issued in lieu
thereof.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-04
lISCEELASEOU.

AT~TESTION,-I pav the highest prices for
ve1tIerner-s discarded clothing. Send
rcstaI NfOSCOWITZ. 112 East 1ilth-S-
pApIOP SUITS reupholstered. including
tanestrv. repairing and vanishing. hNe
ts Sfo IA STRICH 45I 3d-aye
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BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD


FRENCH and Italian books and comic
papers imported direct weekly Mail
orders promptly attended To- Tel. $3.50
Spring = r. NANNI 54S ". Broadway
WE HAVB POSITIONS OPEN
FOR Statesmen. Executive. Clerical ana Iech-
meal men. 81 eco 20 $3.50. call or write
FOR booklet
HAPGOODS. Suite J0s. sOe B'way, N Y.
MANUFACTURERS of billiard and pool
tables. high grade bowling alley builders,
lowest nrices MARX BROS, "a Union
Square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-04
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES
BOARD AND ROOMS.


ATTRACTIVE SUITES. with and withonS
board: single rooms. doctors oinces' Az
locations. references. information Tree
; G. LELAND 4 90.
=. " est $50 ST.
ST AI.BANS. EAST 3iST-ST.
Rooms single en- suite. with private
baths. doctor Office. dining room ft.'or
floor. electric light. excellent table hoarG-
PRIVATE American family. occupy .ng
handsome house IA fine location. con
veuien- ali cars and HON 81. = station
viii rent large. handsome room. uatd- lttr
phone ana exceptional board. 90 one - Two
gentlemen. Moderate l2I West HIN ST
4sp-ST.. 2o7 WEST. near Broadway De
eirabIa newly furnished rooms. isrge.
small. homelike. moderate. excellent table.
private family references.
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HOARD WANTED

SMALL ROOM near 5Sth-st. ana 6th-aTe..
FOR Young man. l.. Box ~. triouhe
once.
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MACHINERY

AT RrDr-CED PRICES.-5OO second hand
wood and iron working machines. fully
guaranteed. machinery bought AID eN-
changed GEO. d EDDY, 39S Ma1iSon-st
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OFFICE FURNITURE
PRINTING.

PRINTING.
5000 CIRCULARS OR CARDS PRINTED
for s. 20. other printing equally ioW
CRAVEN PRESS. - Franklin-st.
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City Hotels.
Hotel Irving,

has vacant few beautifully furnished Suites q two
S35 including two.
TRANSIENT RATE IS PER DAY EACH including b.. d
residential and shopping district in C1ts
y ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT 2. e,b.
~ SO weekly: including meals. ST.. two
s25. uansents. VAN RENSSELAER, HOTEL. II East
i1fh-s
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

ATTENDANT. VALET to an invalid gen
tlamans thoroughly understands all
branches OF such a position. first class New
York references. Address BHuGRAVE III
East 31st-st.
BUTLER or STEWARD for Eentleman.s
household OF yacht: good caterer capable
% managing all entertainments. henest
city references J w. N. goo East 69th-st.
CHEZ and pastry COOK. having best reter-
elces from the royal palace on kunlanla
and Minister Plenlpctentisry AZ Paris. IN
private family or hotel LOUFAR PETRE-
50. All 5th-ave
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Ocean Steamers.
CUNARD LINE
49, TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN
E,trrria Feb g. A. NJ Campania -. Feb "a nam
Umbr.a. Feb ~ p. II ESruria Mar q sA M
72O A. NJ Iucania. Mar 10 mon
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE. " "
Aurania. Jan. &c II
cabin
Prom -SI-S2. North
kpplv 70 the Cunart Steamship Co. Ltd - BroasU.v
y 7 VERNON n. BROWN. General Agent
HoLLAND-AMERICA LINE.
- New Twin-Screw Steamers Of II. 500 Tons
NEW YORK-ROTTERDAM. via BOULOGNE-
Sailing Tuesday. 10 A. n.
.sotersvk Fl l6 Rotterdam
statsndsn Feb . Noordarn Mar. "a
NJ 1lStatendam
-Sfeerage only. Freight only.
HOLLAND AMERICA LINE 3e BwAY. n Y.
A ADVERTISEMENTS ard prescriptions The Trfbun.
received their Uptown ofhce.
NO I.sss BROADWAY.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
ST. 82RTE0l GME@'S
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
2Ii East 42d-st First class domestics are
supplied also managing hoUsekecpeTs. ma
irons govcrnessCs. tutors etc
A-A-MNE JACQJIS'S EMPLOY
MENT BUREAU. Gu2 6th-sve Seth 81 --
Capable servants are procured Of an ma
tion1lites. French maids. nurses buffers.
Wallets.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
2@3 EAST 72D-ST. Elegant large double
room. also small room In private resi-
denCe. everything new. bath. hot water.
telephone connection; only s. ana 81 30.
TWO adjoining desirable furnished rooms.
respectable house. nice neigh horhOod.
married couple or gentlemen preferred.
STUBS. sol West Sfst
gD-ST. 2 GEAST CGad'son Square SOUTH.
suite ~ two rooms and bathroom. ref
erences
h97 LFNINGTON-AVE- Two beautifully
furnished rooms. with private bathroom
for each. private house Owner.
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DRAUGHTSMAN.--As tracer or detail
draughtsman; ten years experience; $40
weekly RICHTER III West 11Sth-st
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-10-14
KING PETER is AMOUNTED
>ervian Ruler Goes Through the
Ceremony of Being Touched
with the Holy oil.

Zicha, Servia. oct. 1O-The anoint
ing Of King Peter was performed here
with great ceremony sunday morning.
At nine O'Clock. amid the pea,ing Of
bells. the king. in full coronation
robes. proceeded 10 the church where
the metropolitan innocent. attended
by an array OF bishops and clergy. cell
ebrated high mass The king being
thsn formally invited 10 anointment by
the bishops. laid aside his crown. re-
gala and sword. and proceeded 70
the ikonastis. where he took up his po-
sition on a gold embroidered carpet.
and where the metropolitan taking an
ampul,a containing the holy chrysm
in one hand and the amounting rod in
the other. touched his majesty with
the rod on the forehead nOstrils.
mouth. ears. chest and palms OF the
hands, making each time the sign OF
the cross and saying, the seal OF the
grace OF the holy crosa. The king was
then conducted 70 the altar. and par
took OF the communion. afterwards re-
turning 10 the throne where he re-
sumed his royal emblems The metro
nolitan then invoked Gods blessing.
and the ceremony terminated with the
singing Of an anthem. The king taking
the cross 10 kiss as he eft the
church