Evening sentinel, Friday, May 26, 1893 · page 2

 

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Wm. May ail—Again thismurn—
”Chm case came beiorcthepneral
mbly. Interest now seems to be at
“fiver- heat,aud the audience in the gal-
hluarl being kept this (annual: from
mithlratsoiapproval or excitement only
hythsthreatoithemoderatorto clenrtbe
speetatora' sate unless all such emotions
I.

'l'hsproeeadingsthusiar haveeontained
myreieruoeabythe prosecutors oi Dr.
T Wdramatie and somewhat pathetic
”which be made at the close oi his
‘Mlfl yesterdayand which included
'hmt of faith. In introducingthll
”unbounded thenttentien of thous—
sinrhly to three stars at thebottom oi page
{In the brief oi the prosecutim. They
w-enotatarsei glory,he sald.but stars
dining“! theyindloated an omiuion
which should not have been made. lie
. then supplied theomltted part. which con-
" shied oi the eight questions put toDr.
Whisfihiaiaith andhissnswcrsto
than.

notified, herald. to make an explicit
durialoithechargesthathehad preached
dedrin- against the fundamental doe-
‘ n‘n- oi the church. _
“Inflrmthatlbelieve,” he said. begin-
Iil' with outstretched hands to the audi-
suee. “the Holy Scriptures to be the word
it God." He aiilrmed his iaith honestly
afloprlghtlyeverytbree yearsin making
hemmaflon oi taith which was re-
quirfl of Mn by the Union Theological
suinary. He afllrrned that he held to the
whole doctrine taught in the first chapter
oi the Westminster confession. Anything
he might have said that might conflict
with these statements was due to midnier-
’lletationa, but he charged no one with
D misinterpreiing him wlliully.
- meo- la Bk Appeal.
lbw cloned withanappeal,touched
withasuggsstion ed pathos. that the case
M goto the synod oi New York. If
Mwendone he would aid in the full
,anlaum ol the ease,nud then,“ it were
(—9 book to the next general assembly, he
wuuld abide by its decision, whatever it
might be.

Hercuufledifhehadaaid mythingthat
had caused trouble in the church. No one
Witmorstbnnhedid. Hebad
taught ior so years at the Union Theologi-
ulserninsry, he mid appulingly. almost

. Only lour other teachers oi
m theology had taught longer
tinu he. only two had been the instructors
oinurerniniviers oi the church thanhn.
Oiallperaoua that had been taughtby
binnhs snyoiihemtoaaytbat
hhadtaught anything that had interferes!

slimmed-chug. oi their holy an. ‘

til. Dr. Briggs concluded his address,
mm thorns and 27minnlealn
Ind. diflerent sittings oi the court.
As he took his sat a wave of applause
rm m the rear of the church, which
sealed an indignant rebuke irom the mod»
liter. who said he hoped that none 0! the
ennui-lowers, sitting nsjudges, had so iar
themnelves an to hhow by their
a prejudice in favor at one side oi
I m Hon hearing all the argument.
“And if the galleries,” becouiinned, “shall
flier-pt to interim with or influence this
court by unseemly outbreaksJ will
th- clearedand have the court con
“New, with closed doors.
lever-I eontradlotorilyatnted.
“tat ‘ . that the mmflm were
the applaussl t was not;
Ch was confined to the lab
wu' “agencies were Innocent.
ale-ply as could be “ermiusd. the real
‘ were in thesata occupied by the

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martin ward to Dr. Brig‘pamal oi
iaithattheeloseoihiaspseehintheam
noonsesslon.

Rev. Georgi). linker.ebninnan d the
judicial oommilturpfl'end aresolutionthst
twohonrabeslventhememlwssoi these
serubly tor discuauiou.attbe addiwhlé
timethevots hetnken. Aqusrtwui
auhouroiiivelycruns tiring ensuedu to
theins-rninwhieh the question-hon” he
putandthelruxthui limeiobegivaior
arguments» upshot oi which wasthat
thetimeorargumeutwasextendedtofour
hournandtbe right to oilertoammdths
term at quarried. so as to provide ior-ard-
lng tbeappal tosyuod reservedtoths
eomminiouurs.

THREE DIED AND TWO LIVED.

Mario-ems Attempts um
[I a III; City.

Nan You, May 26.—-'l'bree person in
this city took their own lives or lost than
through their own acts, uncle-u. or
otherwise, and two others came very near
it. They barely escaped the death they
aought,and now they areln the hospital
prisoners. The other three are in the
morgue.

Theory Adams. a cook, jumped from a
window and it killed him. Frederic Bur»
die, a German grocery clerk, 21 yours old,
drunk a cupiul of acid at 1:3 West Sixty-
third street, and died there. Edith Holmes,
so yearsold, drank carbolic acid and it
killed her.

Whisky Frank Bonn. Iced
M, and homeless, that it was timetodrown
himseli. lie tailed to do so, because hewas
rescued.

Plenum Crniper. loyeara old, swallowed
a dose oi earbolic acid atherhome, l5!
West Filtieth street. because she was un~
happy, as she thought. A stomach pump
nved her.

’l‘wo Families 1- a Bank
Amusra. Gn., May 3.7m was a
shooting ailray innamburgfi. (7.. between
Messrs. Joseph and John Pettyjohn. lather
antiserum one side. and Tom Butter on
the other. Shotguns and pistols were used.
Joneph Pettyjohn received three wounds
and Ilohn five. Butter in reported lobe
shot in the neck. Father Pettyiohn was
dangerously wounded in the bowels. The
son received flesh wounds. The dispute

first arose about hiring a servant.

A Cut Alley holy.

N'rw You. May Bil—Antonio Binnehi,
so years old. a tailor at 73 Mulberry street,
shot and killed his lailhlees wile Terran
and intally wounded Rail‘aele Bertolino.
her handsome pnramour. The tragedy oc-
curred in one of the tenements
on the notorious Cat alley. opening from l9
Ciwrry street. a narrow, dingy. (on! ameli-
ing place. which has been the scene of other
bloody crimes.

)laher lined Jahhl-x ‘I'Ifllus.

Mmsrzamus, May- Bil—Uncut theeleven
est. malnlrm ever seen here was that be
tween um; Mailer, the Australian, and
Jimmy (iriilin of Minneapolis. iora purse
at $1,061) and the northwestern wells
weight cluunpiouship. Mailer won in the
eiulnwnih round. by simply jabbing his
opponent 's {are until the latter was used up.

Cyclone and Clondhurst.

~ I 'E\. .‘luy ‘26.~l)inmuthes re
. . a. n mural inwnsin Miamuri and
. 1mm in Kaunas, report the oo-
m. mire n! u sen-m windstorm 01 almost
cyt‘lullli' pmpnrtions. e storm was no-
compuniul in almost every instance by
either hail or n downpour oi water,
mounting to almost a cloudbnrst.

A I’urter shut Ont lustis.

Pains, May Bil—Al. the Academy recep-
tion James ll. Ennis, I'nited States em-
basumiur, was not allowed by the hall
porter to enter. Mr. Kurtis waited outside
squatter n! an hour, when is predict
mom became known to t committee
within. lie then was ilrnnd.brouxht in
and purified with proluse npologita.

A ”ruining Cola-cl.

Newscnmur. Mass. my ill-As a in
suit oi the examination at the books oi
the Victoria mills, oi which Colonel J.
Albert Mills oi the Eighth twin-oi has
been agent ior the past nine months. the
colonel was placed under arrest. Colonel
Mills confesses he is a dehullar.

Cholera at the lantern Cate.

Brynn» May Mn’l‘weuty-one inunf
more from Hamburg attempted to enter
this country at International Bridge. but
were sent back to Canada. their health can
um being Mail".

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331' You. May flwAt a meeting!!!
the erwliiors M A. ll. King & (20., cloth
tern, oi M and on Broadway, the commit-
tee oi ere-litters reeommemled a asttlsuisnt
at so cents on the dollar.

...a««.’ ".';.”n..«."*”""n
lion-mt, May “Full. Gladstone has

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How New York Entertain its
Royal Guam.

lean lardeud Walks. lea-rag Guns
allele-rum” Replica“.
lpeeehnlWaIOa-e.

le Yonx, Nay a~This city is enter
talninx its royal visitors in royal atyle to
day. When thslnianta Eulaliewohthh
mornin‘and looked out oi the windows
inthefhenuiiiul HoodSavoyen the pines
atthe‘ entrance toOentral'par-kmot less
than‘ifim people were in waiting to be oi
service to her. Theywere not all atths
hotel or our it, of course.

Duwnlnthe North rivernt theioot or
west Thirty-fourth street was the Del
phin. liar crew had beat up since day-
light, scrubbing the decks and polishing
the brass work. They were getting ready
ior the royal visitor. The reception com
mittee ol the general committee oi ill) were
getting on their best clothes to escort the
princw to the naval yacht. Commander
Davis, who is getting used to doing escort
duty, was up bright and early too. Then
there were scored oi other lens prominent
individuals, who each had their part to
play in making the representation oi the
Spanish royal house as happy and corn»
iortable as possible.

About 9 o’clock the inianta and her huav
band had tweakinst in their private dining
room. The princes then declared that she
did not incl equal to another excursion. and
that she thought the sail on the Hudson
had better be given up. Commander Davis
informed the captain oi the Dolphin. The
princess spent the iorenoon quietly in her
apartments. getting rested. as she said.
ior what was to come. This ailernoon it
haabren arranged that the princess shall
suethehaautieaoiCentral park from her
carriage, and tonight comes the grand
ball at Malian Square Garden.

Each movement of the infants is met
with a Imitation oi numberless liltiede-
tails. For instance, when the reduce-a ar~
rivedhaeshewna taken irennJerney City
on the steamer General Slocum. llours
had been spent in preparing the boat.

Iier roynl highneu is a good traveler,
whether on land arena. and while mien-
ally members oi her suite show signs oi
iatigne, the iniania is always ireah. So it
was that stepping from the train Eto the
boat she appeared as vivacious and lovely
as ii she had but entered her own drawing
room. She wore a costume oi light gray
cloth. over which was a sack cloth coat oi
the same color. a sailor hat of white straw
trimmed with bright red flowers, and on
the lapel of her coat a large yellow rose.

“'heu the inianta's party and the main 1-“,

here oi the committee had boarded the Slo-
cum. the warship Spanish lnianta lsabeia.
that had anchored north 0! tbepierearlyin
the day. began firing a national salute oi 21
(runs. at the same time mannimr her yards
and parading marines on tho quarts-r deck.
As the Slocum left the pier the entire party
took eeata on the forward deck. the prin-

eeaa close by the starboard rail. with trio

Whilelaw Reid and meph J. Donahue on
either side.
Ilas- Path Alwnye Carpeted.

0n the pier at ThirtyAiourth street was
Troop A, the crack cavalry regiment at
New York. which was to set all guard o!
honor to the iniantn The princess, her
husband. timers] Porter and Commander
Davis entered the first .

A detail oi 15 men oi the mounted police
formed an whence guard. The prunes.
sion, headed by the mounted hand.mareh-
ed along Thirty-iounb street to Filth are
our and to the Hotel Savoy. Along the
entire route the prlnoen received a most
enthusiastic reception. which the most
gracefully acknowledged. The streelawere
lined with people, and from the windows
oi many oi the houses the Spaniahand
American lap were lying.

Mayor (Slim and Dir. George B. lie-
Clellau. t 0‘ the board oi alder-
man. toilet g”wwm"m
city's (unis. t carriage stopped
General Porter introduced Mayor 0"on
totbe inianta. and the mayorintroduowl
Ir. McClellan as the "prealdsnt oi the
municipal council." Then the mayor ei-
iered theprtnuun his right arm and lid
the way up the
to the elevator.

Hr. McClellan.

The carpet laid dmhwuth thesaeopy
was strewn with lilacs, pronles. roses end
earn-lions, and the moment the last at the

“tlmtldinlalul thereponibnthowtil W

themaklucoianyspeclel thy
Walkmwuhthmd

ork's marriage.

Dunn. Maya—“rho run on them
pim’ latices hank million. Therese
”win, however. an the eurbstoao,whu
wt buythebuokaoi Monitors slavery
cloavdiscount.

Luna. 0.. Kay Ii~A westbouadhdnht
train out!» Pltlabnr'. new .0
Chicagoan-l waewrscked near ,
it can beingpiledup Aaambvroitvamp
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A MAN AT swarm“ LE. ,onoifii FOR suuosvopzumu. '"

M.....n«—

encoun-
teroocurred betweenlhstwo rival electric
light ournpnnira which are striving ior the
rkhtoiwayiuplaoepolesaadrtriu‘
wins thrmrgh thin
the Nqaune Electric company oi Anbnry
Park attest to plant their poles here,
am Supply company oi this
place stumped to stop
in; by filling the holes before the Asbury
Park manoould place their poles therein.
Afters lively encounter the Asbury Park
company succeeded in planting their pol...
The Coast Water Supply company claimed
tobavstberlghtoi way threnghthiaplacs.
and iurthat reason attempted to interfere
with the rival eonpauy.

Wednesday the coast water supply prov
pledux up many oi the poles pleated last
week and cut some at the wires. As soon
as the Asbury Park heard at this
they aunt a can; oi‘ men

The men at once began excavating,
but as soon as a hole would be dug one oi
the mar oi the Coast company would jump
into the hole and in this way prevent the
men from placing the poles.

Finding that no headway could bemade
the Aalmry Park purple telegraphed ior a
policeman. The policemen ordered the
men to get out of the holes or subject
themselves to arrest. The then decided to
give in, and the poles were once more
placed in position. Fearing that the local
company would further molest them, the
Asbnry Park people have placed men at
each poleto guard them night and thy un-
til the diflerencoa can be settled in court.

THE BASEBALL SCORES.

BATIOXAL mom can
A! New York-—
NewYorL....l I) o 2 0
Philadelphia] 0 i o l
Keeie. Clemente and Boy
Kelly. l'mpire—liurst.

ii 0 0
2 l) l
Heeklen and Farrell; Slivetta
EmpiMlnflnry.
At Murillo—(lame given to Imhvii
moi Noll Account oi nonarrivsl

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timber and L‘ahlll:
piml’eehlen.

aurora-ram.-
Wilheebarrr. . 3 3 l
Blnxharnpl‘m. 0 0 3

Gtulali and luminance. '
Um plrew Inrphy.
At Bull —

...05l000|000
EnflaloqunlDDilziill“

Hays and liar-yer. Founder and larvae. l'n»
flrw—Joaa. . _ . w , .._-

Nara lay lle Annual.

llama. May air-The Calcutta m
apondent of The Daily Chrmdcle says:
“The Indian government have reiuaed to
assist the ('biune government with arms
and ammunition. Nevertheless they are
determined to protect the British interests
insure—ii wonnary.evunbyauneaation."

Drowned 0' the Envy tart

Button“, May w.-l‘mlevick Mcflib
hey. it yrars old, and Thomas U‘llricn. i2
yarn old. 0! Lil iludnon avenue. and Jo
aeph Uiliinaki. l2 years old, at ill Hudson
street. were drowned in the lieu river, up
posits the navy yard. Their boat was up
nstbythevwrll iromntug.

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A Dual at between.

Aavou. ills. flay lr—liadiayor A. B.
llilnond wen shot and almost intently
killed by his partnw llaVld Miller. The
men quarried over a busine- unturned
both drew revolvers and henna firing. Di-
mond was shot through the breast. Stiller
was wounded in the hand.

A levaread Inner.

West Cums. i’a. May ill—Rm, A. I).
“bun. formerly pastor oi the Downing
tort. Pa. linguist church. is lodged in loll
at Wat Chester charged with 1%. lie
waaarreetedin (m. Pa The charges
aruhrougbt by a line bywhowrhe wane.-
played. - “MM-..

China Wilhhalh llav W.

W. May ....A dispatch from
lha‘hni ye deputies- ior
Wmhinatn of his hen. the newmlwnse
minister to the (cited Mae. h- hssa de»
fined. pending t mus-net's reply to
(line's nae-tines concerning the (teary

pines. hastweekwhsn ianmansolotbsranuouocemnts. ltsays:
l'fl'heparkwiiialsobeopemdtothe lvlh

) ingot-losing» ii) p. m.”
ihemiromaedol

' iareportedihatthemarkolthninjuryhas

i done, Whom

motto is Quick-
nose. seamen,
Accuracy and

That. Will Ila an Injunction.
W00. NI! air—Director Bombs-r
bu issued an oflclel onier to the“
that the (retract the World's lair shall be
opened am Sunday. 'l'heovdrrwasburlsd

Sunday, May re. until II p. ru.. the

United States “strict Attorney Thomas
7. Miiebriw returned Inna Washington.
where he had been in consultation with
AttorneyGeuersi Oineyin regard to the
proposed action oi the World’s iairnuthor-
lileslnopening the World's ialr on Sum
day. liasaidthnthehad not determined
npoaaay lineal action and would not un-
til he had leurned'what the national com
mission had done.

liesald that Attorney General (liury is
concerned solely with the legals-pacts oi
the cane, and realisedlthai the question
whether the law has been violated by the
directory moot be determined by the gov—
eminent.

"Asa matter of inct," be said, ”the re
ligious question has nothing to do with the
“1""

"Will you enjoin the directory iron
opening the gates on Sunday?"

"That might be done,"he said. ”liyown
judgment is that the better way to deter—
mine the matter at issue is to submit the
entire qumtion to the court oi the United
States district judges and trust to the.
lore ialrand judicial decision upon the
case."

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Washixuros. May al—The iollowir'
iourth class postmaster: were appointed:

New Jeraey~Peter linden. Hawk; 3.
B. Slryker, Tremble.

New fiddled-pd Trustees. luster-fill;
c. D. cranium. listinkili Bay: CaaLDouo-
van. New Camille; C. ll. lieIiIL Sew Eav-
aux.-1 I". W. Crier. flaws” Kl. Halls“. U"-
rl e.

Pennsylvania—Jacob Drlck. l'alrleld Center:
J. W. Johnson. Flagstone: Abraha- (leuisinrs.
Grnybiil; A. ll. Balkan. llartsvllle; J.~ Hold.
Jerry; Michael Laidt‘, Laidlg; A. A. Kill-l.
Pnapac; Omnt‘aae. Warmest; frank linden,
hug. “'hite Pine.

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To light Ill-aw I!“
New Your. Diay mailman; the latest
appliance-advise! iortheuseoidectritity
in theseienasoi medicine is ahead il'w
minaror. Think asmaliiuceudeacsnillcht
oi seamlepower,whiehlainaerted int-ht
month oi the patient when an examiner
lion of the cheeks and face is desired. The
light wnseabibited at snorting oi the la
ryngologlcal sectlow oi the Air-day oi
Medicine by Dr. Wendell C. Phlllipsoi It!
Madison avenue.

tannin Wald-a Arr-seal.

Karmic. ind. Nay ilk—Lewis l). Wal~
den, cashier oi the defunct Greer-town
bank. is under arrest ior embankment.
Hewaa takenirornannsthunndtrain.
he was leaving (or his hme in Pennsylvav
nia John W. Paris aid eaGovernorChass
are in the city tryingto satiety thedeposita
on in the Gruntown bank.

(”addendum-red lye.
bosons, .‘iiay 31.4%. Glsrbtone he
consulted the denim hi Cheater who at
tended him last June when arseoi his I}.
were injured by some one in the crowd. It

entirely disappeared and that no detect in
the ryreight has resulted, but special pro
cautious are still necessary.

(ah.- w
Wasnrxo'ms. May a—Om to the
small amount oi gold bullion deposited,
about 8100.th month. and lb heavy as-
prnm oi coinage at the United Biat-
min: at Carson City, lien, Secretary Car
liaie has directed the of «in-p
operations at the mint (rum and alter the

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gird luxury. Pine and whoHlesome.‘
with scnrpulous are. izhest
awardatalii’ureFoodExposdions. Each
makes two large pies. Avoid
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NONE SUCH braid.

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2 Largo Lots numn ive.
4 Good Lois

Woodward live.
9 line Lois

Riverside ive.
I4 Choice lots

Lincoln ive.
I5 Siginiy Lois
on the Bluii

overlooking the harbor.

No more available sites for
building a pleasant home can
be offered than these loin on
the Woodward estate. Two
years ago I offered my first
purchase of these lots “on terms
to suit the purchaser.” They
are mostly paid up now, and
their wan-antes deedsare noted
in The Sentinel nearly every
week—4hr. happy owners of a
prospective home. You know
them; you can see the model
cottages already built. Why
not make a beginning now?
You can buy for cash. You
can make quarterly payments.
You can pay monthly—any way
or amount to suit you.

If you will only try you will
own a lot in a short time.

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PRICE,
$350, $400.31.;

Map with prices can be seen at
the real estate oflice oi

Tlllllli is lilllDEl.

Wasurmroa Sm,

or on the promises of JOHN
HINDS; also at the office 0!
The Old Well Cigar 00., M
Washington street. 02‘;

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plumb-sun your [see
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mallow arwrkm.

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fetch ruled Warm will-mt pain.
Crown and Bridge Work
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