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Evening sentinel, Saturday, May 26, 1888 · page 3

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Blues for Dr. Paxton attire
General Assembly.

v.

”180088186 ORGANIC UNION.

 

.3.” st Waco Cora-luau Ire-
lsth Northern and Southern Branches
Presented. and the Winner "sally
nor-nos up a speed mum at six.

Pmuorurura,” Harm—Jug m .

defer-m oi the Wang-av

oral ansmbly were laid in Horticultural
hall. The that ball hour was spentrndo
quflMconduetedhyRev.George
Pierson, at Henrietta, Tea. The annuity
wthencalledto «derby the moderator,

Rev. Dr. HowardCrfishy hanouuced that
aninvitntion had been extended from the
fourth Avmuechurch, New York, for the
meetingottbsnext general n-smbly. Rev.
Dr. W. ERoberte sail the committee rec
mndedtheselectionol that place. This
wasagreed to, and Rev. Dr. Crosby was ap-
pdntedto report a committee of arrange
manta

'l'hereportonloreignminious stated that
therecsiptsot thoyear amounted to Ml,-
180.,80 oranadvanoeolsllt,m2luponlast
year. Thisspleruliduplittahargthegroovcs
offloanceisduetoauincreasetrom
at 850,451; of churches, mum andtrcm
men's societies, of 845,851. Thsadditial
to the mi-ionary torce aral the loose by
.deathandwithdrnwal siucethe lastrepwt,
leavesanetgainotuineministersandeleven
unmarried ladies.

Theattemoouee-ionoi the Presbyterian
Mamuywastakonup in the hear-
ingthsrupttot thecommitteeoiconier-
once. This report from the committee oi
conference, with a like committee of the
. Southern anembly, on the question of the
mimic! the two unambiies, recommm
tbnttheamemhly indorae the views of the
committee as expand in a letter to the
committee oi’ the southern church. That
communication, addre-ed to Rev. J. B.
Strickier, D. D., chairman of the southern
mmitlee, aetiorth:

“Torwhingourdoctrineot the spirituality
dourohurch: Ourccmmitteehegleaveto
nythatwedonotconceivoittobeanypart
otthedutywith which we are charged to
Iitiujndgmsntnpon “inconsistency of our
churchwithitseltatdiflerent periods of its
hhtory; toinsiituteanycompm-tionwithn
vbwto thh end, between the earlier and
latcdeiivmotilaeucedveanembiies,
hntrathnrto represent the mtnttitudoms
of ourchurch toward cu-tnin issues which
snugardedasp-rdhrg between the llodim
whiohwerespectivelyrepresmt.

“Outreuniteda-emblyhaano other doc-
trineot thewhole subject involved in this
questionthauqnotedintheOmnhapaper re
tmudbbymtowit: ‘Bynodsandconncih
arstohaadlerwconclnds nothing but. that
widehbeccldastical; audaranottorneddis
withcivilailnirewhichourceruthecommon-
wealth unlesby. wayot humble petition in
cameo! ,orby wayot advice
for uremfiatncfionot cuneience, it they be
thaeuntoreqniredbythecivilmngistrate.’

“Astotherclationsol the adored people
‘ intlresonthtothschnrch: Ourchurchisnot
infnvorolaett'ing of! its cohort numbers
mtoalepantqindependendontorganizntion.
Webelievethatwehaveagrcatwwkto do
amougthecoka'edpeople. lortheironn sni—
vatiurandthsgooddthecountrynndthat
this is to hedonolryrecognising thosewho
areinthechnrcb asentitled to all the rights
audprivilcgesthat are involved in church
manhuship and ordination We believe,
MM the great wwk among them can
onlybelullydonebyour churches reunited
umandtbkhmreatrmg motivepmmpto
inguinourdesirelorreunion.

‘Weareoftheooinimthnt our assembly
will agree to n basisol organic union, by
whichthepreaentboundariaandcmstituen-
cieeotpresbyterieearul synods in the south
sirailrernaininstatuqmtobechangedouly
withthe consent of the parties
andthat all uewchurchn andnewPrssiry
twiuher'salter estahlimsd dull be m
land by and received into carnation with
pesbytuissandsynods respectively,as the
interestedpsrtiesmayumtmliyagree."

Alter alluding o the pawn-s vested in
boarsholtheoh thecommitteestatcs:

“Aatoyourtrarrthiajury, the
mamminthechurch, ouran-
mlsgivenonlywithavtewtoenableyour
Woe to correct the misapprehension
Myou-yeaistsinyourchurch on this
nhhcginorderthatyoumay laythetaois
Mmyoura-eurbly. Weaueweremphstie-
allyintbenegative. lnrespect tothis nib-
Mddeetrlneinitsvarlousrespectswssay
Oatsotarasour goesianditem-
ln'aess the records at all our judicatoried
thus 3 soot-tinsel doctvhsorot pshty
aghatlug anypart ot our church. There-
.ioaellmwaselaetedcathebadsct the

thapsrtolourninlstsrsandeldersis (rank,
Inceseandwithoutreaervation.
the

earners
hopsthatoaredsveassthustarraayhavs
diselosedsuehsfldaatisluaityolhdistaud
praeiieelntweenourma-slnhiiaa'éwlll
Mummbiytoeoatinassadsn-
lamethspowsrsot eomndthslorths
molten oathsaahjs‘ol
waterwawithadmilarcommittesot
our

“ awiil yto ddlhsgwflhou
.5 “a“ hheartilylniavorol

stood.” {Applauaal
The debate upon Judge Strong’s ruolution
was further continued, and finally the whole

SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIANS.

Still Arguing oiu Dr. Woodrow's ‘lheo-
ries of Evolution.

Bamuona, llay m—The convention at
southwn metatSp. m. yester-
dayaitertberetrnn ol the Mates from
Philadelphia. Rev. Jacob Henry Smith. of
NorthCarolhgpr-esided. Theorder oi the
daywasthecos-iderntionottheswealtaken
by Rev. Dr. Woodrow from the diacusion oi
thetynedot unlit-theory oi evolu-
tion, and Rev. Dr. trickier took the door.

Dr. Strickler called attentiouto theiact
that the convention was tovote upon the
action at the Georgia synod,andthnt any
newmatterthatmayhnvebeen brought up
heroconldhavenowelghtintbeflnnldiecns-
sion. He argued that Dr. Woodrow’s theory
was the of thechurch, and
thatit atsacherinthechurchcouid not be
chargedwithanoflensein Musing the
wordotGodJiu'ewas noteiliug where it
all would 1rd. Thsbnrdon oi Dr. Strickier's
argumeutwasthat thechurch accepted the
words "Godmndemantromtbsdurb ol the
earth”asoneof herstandardaand with no
otherinierpretatioa thantheybore outhoir
face, and that Dr. Woodrow violated the
worded Godwhenhe attempted any other

terprstation.

in

Dr. Btrflla- said thatii theconvention
declniedtosudahithedecisionoithesynodol
Getwgiaitretmedtoiandontbeiaceoltbs
nieanhrgolGod’s'ot'd. .
Attheevmingsdon Dr. Woodrow held
thefloortortwohours in his own defense.
At 10pm. the roll call was begun, each
delegatohdngallowed threelninutcs in which
topreesnthisviewsonthesubjectoieustnin—
mgorreversingthe dechiono! theGeorgia
synod. Upthehonrofadjom'umcnt, ll
p.m., thethreeminnteapsecheswouid indi-
cate that Dr. Woodrow was stronger than
thesynodothhatate. '

A Postmaster la serious Trouble.
Parana, lieu, May air-Postmaster 0. P.
Royce,“ Wales. In,“ been arrested,
chargedth opening letters in the mails.
Reina recent appointee, and had been re-
gardedaeannprigbtdtiam.

THE WORLD OF SPORT.

five-ta an thine. 'l'raeh and News from
the Diamond.
N“ You. Iay25.-r-A drlul _,‘ ...L . .92!
yesterday attunoon, rushing the Cninl’l on;
M MW. m race, handicap w. P?
“mile and a quarter on do; surm-
first, Jim Murphy second, Chantioim Eh rd;
time, 2:28;. Second race, purql. mi on
flat; Monte Cristo first, Neptnuu . w d,
Velvet third; time, 1:51. Tomi: mw. Polo
Pony handicap, five tnrlongs on il.;.t Luck-
shot first, Wild Tom seam-i, hm.- lLacal
third: time, 1:13. Fourth race, Ceiarhurst
grand national hamllcap, about [our unit-s;
Major Pickett first, MOON Critic we!) .Il, Jim
Didi-oven third; time, 7:3]. iii in race,
Meadow Brook hunt cup, nimpleciraw, about
three miTes; Turk iirst, Lalo fictilfl'l‘ Tsu-

 

hurdle race, mileand threeqmnrwr»; Harry
Mann first, Brac-a-Ban manic, I'nl. Oakley
third; time, 3539;.
l'nrnav'a nannau. suites. '
At Brooklyn~Bmokfym 4; lamiaville, 1.

Hits: Brooklyn, 9; [union 9, 7 Errors:
Brooklyn,6; Iouisvilie, 6. “Article e.: Maya
and Hoibert, Ramsey and Keriru.

At Clevelaml-Clcvcland-S:. lull 3 game

postponed on account 0! rain.

At Pbiladelphb — Karim City-Athletic
gal-e postponed on sonnet 0! Wet 3:1)“:ng

At Balfimm—BalttmoreCinc-iunnu guns
postponed on account oi wet gnaw-ls.

Athatcn—MJ;Phiiuiei|-ina,-l. Hits:
Boston, 5; Philadelphia,8. Error»; Baton,
5; Philadelphia, z Batteries: Ciarksrar and
Kelly, Casey and momenta

At New York—New York, 1 ,Washington,
1 Hits: New York, 5; Washington, a le-
m; New Yak, 3, thingtoa, l. M
teriss: Wolch, O'Rourkeand Ewing, UDay
and Ddsy.

Wlndiaaapolisgams
mmms
are; mm;
was”; mluw- mm.
mm mm:

no. may one. and Grates:

r

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callsdiasecondiaaiagonaecuuatotrain.
Bits: landmlsAlranyn. Errors: har—
den. 'JAlhaay iiishopaad

fellow third; time, 6107. Sixth rate, open '

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Lenox Hill Bull

ding Company.
ROWAY'I‘ON, CON N

Ronayton Station. Cross the track walk Ive miuuws. Only live minutes ride flu South Norwala on cars—4n cents tare. You will find one hurdred
choicchulldiug lots, all 50:!” tent. at prices within every ones meme. Cottsgsshnilding. Streets being opened. Now is the time to buy and build, for
prices innst advance as improvements continue. The coming suburb ol' Norwalk. We will contract tor you to build at lowest figures. Every peruon their
own landlord and property owneron our plans. Plans and cello! over one hundred etylcs of modern cottages at surpriaingly low figures. Call at
ourolhceou'theprsarisasndlnqecttheproputysadseewhstcanhrdoueonsueeouoanoaiscaleinthewsy oi owniugyourownhorne, oraddrssr.

THORNTON 1]. SMITH,

TAYLOR e GOLDEN,
Real Estate and Insurance Agts.
Washington St, South Norwalk. Conn.

 

Americas lavcsI-eat Ce.

Equitable Lite Insurance Co»

Partners loan and Trust Co.
Jarris-Ceaklia lorigage Trust Co.
Fire, Life, Accident. aad Plate (liars

lasers-ell.
TAYLOR I GOLDEN. Agta.
Real Istateh insuranceAaenchouth Norwalh,

B.F. Steve no“,

MUSIC HALL BLOCK.

Welnvejustrcoeivcdanewiotot

BEFRIGEBATORS

that we are selling low.

Oar 28 ct. lsrscsibo Celine is due,
try it.

 

a run line or
FRUITS,
B All ANAS,
0RANGES,

Crystalined rigs. to.

We always have on hand

“misalcllularlm

CREAMERY BUTTER

from the best memory in the State, in 1 lb. Prints.

.99 Main St.

_. _,- grmm

Hatch, mm in.

—-—-.O.-~-—~

WOOD HANTBLS.
DOORS.
SASH, BLINDS.
HARD WOOD WORK.

OPALLIIRDD.

 

Large Stock of Columns
'” for” Trimming

 

Plate and Sheet Glass.

 

113m Steam Sawing, Planing,

and Turning.

 

mint-l retinal-dramas

[ill at fut of Initial] Street.

113W '

unmannenno

liars tattle-st

 

 

i em.

 

ann’amu Paint

AND

Paillfll Wall

For Cleaning Gloss, Silver
or Crockery.

For Removing Grease or Stain
from Carpets.

In Laundry"; and Bali

LMHAMPION

lllllllllll!

Only 10¢ a Bottle at

nibble Houston.

SWAN k BOBBIE“.
WholulsandRetailelnia
Manufactum’ and Painterr' Supplies
Ship Chandlers,

ass Water St... tact st Bank.
BRIDGIPOR‘I', 01'.

 

 

 

 

5am. madman, Csanslelle. flats,

Nets. Iisgsotallaatina
lvuythiuguesdsdshoatallost. Steamer -or Sell.

Vessel
Oyster York: lentils.
and

g»?

“1.... ‘”"““fi.
aasvurs in. lines
#mmwlrvwmm
Westml'aeh asshole. Oila and everything
neededhyh. orlaad.

Caulnl attestlsa to ”mail orders. a y

a.s. reams,
J EWEL E R.

Watches, Jewelry. Silverware.
' Ilse Natehyrepairisr a Specialty.

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JOIIN murmurs,
WM) ”MIMI!“ Md

Bill. All] W001]

Brick. nits. Cement.
ironstone. Etc. ,

 
 

lountsiu. Franklin. and
Wilkesherre (Seals.

one RUBBER llllii

Yard (wt oi Washington and liar.
ehalistreets. Punch «Idler stiltmoa
“in!

5WOR'I'H

Spectacles and!” Glasses. ,

'flllfl: Wat = f:

To Order :or‘

$4.50

$6.50

~-—A'l'—

Davis

.—~—"r, u r: -——,.

TAIton,

BOUT" NORWALK, CT.

LOBSTERS
From Black Rock

Delivered every Saturday morning.

Fresh and Sail Fish,
Oysters and Clams.

 

 

 

All Rindaoflrsgetahlss
ma livery lint-a.
”Orders received by mail or telephone.

am or worn.

JUST BEEN]!

«idem-ammonia—

 

 

 

 

..A large invoice 0'

 

 

 

 

 

 

- fifilmu
to mention.

runner: mu. sen ans-Ian
ll” trestle to short aegis.

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Their Full Line

And will open their full line of

MEN’S, YOUTHS’ AND
SPRING CL

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Saturdav. Feb. 2515 "“7

 

 

 

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Insurance Building,

it.

So. Norwalk.

 

 

FOR SALE.

INSURANCE. ;
Fire. Life, Accident and mate "

IN Beer KNOWN women AND AllERICAR 00

Real Estate and he

45&47Wa.shi}ngton 3‘

SOUTH NORWALK,

CARPETS' GA .

Thiamsmroesieulre-otsaystorslaths

Lowest Prlces for 12:!“ ' I

luawdmlemm “MM“ m.

WINDOWM SHADES. .' 5 '
MRWM“m” “"3." M l
" WALL PAPER. ' "

. immornawram mourn» nu. ‘
unusable-scroll. morale»! pencil. ”a"

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#333?ng “Whitman. walnuts-d :ry
0.1-3). SMITE’S,

mrammmummmrmfirfisflmm
Muhmrfimu womb.

 

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sllcllers 33.2.00

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