L Briggs' Friends Say That
tile Fight Will Continue.
memnurwmsmtmon
Mlle-ism not Ilo Win sues
tollls Principles and Bnyo no coat-r.
use am 4:, the Decision—Protest
' yearly soulinlstosn.
Wit. June z—Todoy finds Dr,
W outside the Presbyteripn church.
deepen-imam on him by the general
minimum!» from the ministry
in! that dmomiustion. ,
Bhuplytohlajudgenaftersontencewaa
pied was: “I adhere to all the mitions
~ John before the general assembly, and I
have nothing to say love that the nppcllce
m all rights and that the general as-
”th should take the exclusive responsi-
Nlity for any further action.”
. Honlnotold them of his irrevocable dc-
‘ Unlinatim to abide by the declarations
- -Iadoinhln address beforethegeneralns
. ”ablyia hindsiense. and to continue to
, ihnhtho doctrine there avowed.
,, vlhoelosiug scsnowns not witnessed by
Hj nhrneaerowd an that which lintencdao
“lively to every other feature of the
mummy. In the galleries
”were some vacant seats. a noticeable
' mm to previous days, whnr even the
flnwno crowded. Many commissioners
w-eahneat from the fioor,whilo there was
a lonely look about the tables beneath the
pulpitaudonenchsideotthecuitrniaisle.
where tho prosecuting committee in the
Bayonne and the supporters of the sun—
y-dnd professor has sntduringtheprog-
I. of the trial and previous proceedings.
Product Briggs was not in his seat. All
tho “her commissioners who had given
hill their support and counsel had gone
with “I emotion of Professor Francis
”unionized tohenrthoverdlct,
and than lsi't the church.
The gallery pew. which had been occu-
lltd by lira. Briggs and her friends, was
cusptououely vacant tor the tint time
dues tho nmembly met. Alter the formal
finding at tho general nonemblyhad been
W at, Dr. W. W. Bur-aha o! the com-
m. in accordance with the law oi the
. dutch. read the following explanatory note
Iobernodonpnrtoftherecordol thorns:
. Brigg-tern round Dangerous.
not-WON thot the doctrine oi the cr-
mthoficriptucsaa it wne 1mm there
to and through whom God originally
m his revelation. is in conflict with
the sum or the Holy Scripture itself.
“rt that ”all Scripture." or "every
We" is given by “inspiration of God."
Hui—Thatwe find in thin uninvolved
them of the sufficiency of the human
i
hear
”mood no doubt are. channels or media
which the holy spirit may reach and
M luv good the human soul. they are
”I“ I” as sufficient in themselves.
“from Holy BT‘pturn. to lend the oval
“knowledge God. To teach other»
, h .6 Immune and umtrnry to the
land.
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and Inspected Persons.
FALL ltmm. More. June 1-41» man-
gled body of poorllertha Monrhostn was
buried with simple ceremonies from the
undertoknr'n moms. though a large crowd
of curious persons followed the little fu-
neral procession out to the .
There is littlehope todayin policedrclon
that her murderer will he captured tor
sometime. Up to the present time oil etc
torts to find Jose Corrillo have failed.
Three detectives have searched the greater
portion of the residenoosin thoPortuguese
colony of the city. but they tailed to lint!
nnytrscs ofthomieningman. Amcnghis
own people the missing P b
known to have bad a violent temper and
pandonato disposition. He would not hes-
ltato. it attacked. to detond himself with
any instrument at hand, andhewonld fight
his assailant or the object at his ooze a
long as he was able to stand up.
When Ccrrilla lost his boarding house it
was esmtcd that he might go to theMan-
cheater farm or to the house of a cousin in
Bowcnville. but he has not appeared at the
latter place.
it was reported that Jose had been seen
near the water works station, on the shore
of North Wottapp pond. about three miles
from the scene of the murder. It is said
that he nppeosnd from thewoodn before
two little girls. They say he brandished n
kniic. and said that he had already killed
did not get out oi lib way.
The negro who was crusted has refused
to give the onions any valid reason tor
running. He was taken to the eastern
police station in Flint village. where he
was subjected to a rigid cross question“.
further investigation.
Marshall Hilliard says thonrgro told the
ofilccrs that he lived in Boston and that he
spent last night in the woods. sleeping on
this ground near a house. He said that he
was told in Boston that he could obtain
work in Digth picking strawberries.
Two articles that were found in his pocket
have conned the police to think that he
may poulhly know aomothlng about this
neighborhood. The opinion has been
strengthened by a report submitted to the
marshal by a prominent citizen to the el-
ioctthathesavv thenegroin thissectiona
few days ago. What the two articles are
that were lound on his person will not he
divulged by the police.
HE ROBBED MILLIONAIRES.
A Chicago Bnrglnr Who Come on to Work
Filth Ava-no.
NEW YORK, June 2.—For several weeks
complaints have been received at police
headquarters oi burglaries in tho fashion-
able quartered Filth and Madison avo-
nua. inspector Mclaugblin sent about 25
detectives to patrol the neighborhood and
arrested Frank Davis, who is now held in
the Tombs. lie in Frank Davin. alias Sin-
clair, -il yearn old,and lives in Chicago. He
haaserved a term in tho lilinoin particu—
tiovy for burglary.
About midnight Detectives Herd and
Price not the man on Madison avenue and
attempted to arrest him. He ran and the do
toutivi-n tired twoahon alter him, but he
got away. later in the night they now
him come out of the house of Arthur ll.
Gran». pmidmt oi the SLNicholan bank.
at 7 East Fiity-ninth street. lie resisted
and tried to shoot, but he was disarmed.
On his person was tound various nrticl.
of jewelry. which had been stolen iron:
other houses.
In! and lanky W
“1:" Your. Juae2.-—'l'hs timid says an—
sn Alhnnydate: A surpridog litical
storyistoidhrvn. it is totho natthnt
President Cleveland has said that the sona-
torn from New York must be consulted in
matters of lode-vol nppotnlvnnst is their
respectivolocnlitien. Rumorhas It thoto
certain antisnnppsr came to Albany and
naked Judge Mk to holphim capture
the Troy pustules. Ho was told that the
president had docidniltororogaisothoright
otn United States senator tomsidrratiou
when appointments were to ho made in his
homo city. 1- m
II. lot Want the ”who Auk.
Now Your. Juno r.--Cornmandse Dick-
ino. who has been oficinllyinchavgo oi the
ano cl Yangon and his suite since their
arrival in this mntry. telegraphed liayor
(lilroythat the data was claret to leave
Chicago tor New York. Noyce (lilrcy toio
graphedlo (hmmaador llirlrias that the
city ontortoinmeatdtho ducal partyeadad
with their departure westward. and to
Wthatitthdnhowas romlngbsck
to Rmig‘haunut upset to Iota-
guest a stain rover-Inna.
snthovthasclthneity.
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The Wanda}: of Lighting at the
World’s Fair.
armor or 3mm armour.
Wm
mmwruer.amo-o Iron.
lone Illlqlo Arrangnnsonto o! Incandes-
osntn.
Chicano. Juno lie-Tho formal oponingot
the Electricity building. which has so long
bsenddorred. hasot lasttaken place. The
feature of the display was the unveiling
and lighting of the big Edison towL-r.croct-
ed by the General Electric company. This
shaft is situated in the exact center oi the
building and represents tho highest
achievement of the incandescent lamp. It
extends into the ’groinod arch formal by
the intersection oi the Nnvc‘and 'l‘ransept,
touching a height at about 100 toot.
The methods used in construction have
resulted in showing o perfect column. as
though the entire shalt Were howls irons
one mamive block at alone. it springs
{rum tho roof oi a pavilion surrounding
rower: lh’ ELECTRIC lll‘lllllXO.
the base. and tho entire ihls-rinr is strewn
with thousands of incandescent lumps. so
many hired no tho wutrm sunset. The
colors are arranged by mechanical mothods
capable of brill}: flashed in haruwny with
the strains oi music.
The mlnmn ix rmwrml with a well pro- ’
portinned Wpllt'n of an inroads-scent lamp
formed from n multitude piece of priunatie
crysinla l‘pn'nnloi $31100! their brou-
tilnl jev. e-tu an- 2.1 mm: on. a ironic and are
all lighted from the intcrior by a large
numivr o! int-unulcmt inmpa Thocllrct
prmlm ed h mnrwioua and can only be up
prov} -- ' Hi i'-' hen won.
5 r 1 ~ \n~:\ r. nu-lvnlvio mark and rumor
in Mr Phil} iuiiiling HUI!) electric
light» fun-1."! mil. and every muchino and
circuit rrl appumius was in mutton. The
other a! the w) are and him)" incandno
curt lamp» was heightened and the light
inivvmfiml by the in French marine starch-
iightn. which revolved on lnlmtals nerve-d
arvmul the l‘renchoxhillit. Tbrnrc lamps
are arranged torillumlnnting purposes. and
the lnr-nmieaeents are used principally ior
scenic and decorative purports.
from l'ronklin‘s Kite string On.
in Ihln building the story at the livid.
taken in the nppllt‘nllon oi oloctricitylrom
the time when limjnmin Franklin with
hits and Icing dismvmd its prosecute
the present Gite-Jo told by the wonderful
exhibits. 0! all at tbsdispinys tho mat
haltiful in the electric shaft. 5 test in
height. and situated at the central post at
the sum-turn in this shall alone than are
10,!!!) inc-M lamps artistically or
ranuni. its appearance indiratos a column
at live, and in summotul by olargo pris-
matic globe. illuminated on the interior
with art: light: aw awn prism;
and as the globe rwvol tin- «fleet is blind-
ing. Tho than. rests on a pedestal m by a
fort in diameter The highest lorm nl
artiatic finish has been film“! in placing
llw lights in the palatal.
has Invert cmirlovnhlo rivalry
among the exhibitors in arranging the
moat artistic displays. which has mulled
in the stimuli" mini and rlnwrntlyn ar-
rangements u! all vioctriml nmtrivoooea.
anot the most oniqno and attentive
diapiays in the Egyptian inn lo. Ilium}
oats-cl hy inninmodeamu I to. non-ct
which are iii-«emai-io. Another company
has built a model theater at a «at at Dill.-
tIlJ.and ivythoiisoot Mia the )0 hours
or thoriny are shown. lightning h proo-
tirnlly Madrid. the brink Inshon
darting from om instrument ”another.
‘lin foreign connivi- are uprwseutod la
thohaildiwg largely, tho french. German
lard Ingiioh displays being especially at«
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hummus. iathobanhtum
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Wasnlauroa. Juno 1~Attornsyflcnornl
Olnsy was somewhat nirpvised that an in-
to close the World's fair Sunday
not been applied for by United Staten
District Attorney Itilchrist last Saturday,
ondtologsnphsd him tor an explanation.
When Ir. lilchrin Mt Washington ho
hoduplidt instructions toaok tor as in-
junction. In a letter from Mr. Milcbrist
he explains that the time sloping between
the preparation of the bill and Sunday was
too short; that proper notice could not
have been given to the public; the judges.
too. wanted the matter postponed until
Obie! Julian Fuller could sit with them.
The navy department is determined to
do all in its power for the encouragement
o! the naval militia. An orderhaa just
been made transferring the old monitor
Nantucket to the naval militia 0! North
Oarolinn
A statement prepprsd by Comptroller
Echels shows that since Jon. 1 to Juno ‘4)
national banks with a capital of niacin)
have failed,‘os against seven national banks
with a capital of Mom for the corn:-
nponding period of 1M
The trial of the new gnnboat Machine
will take place in Loud lalund sound on
June a
Mr. McKinney 0! New Hampshire, Unit
rd Staten minister to Colombia, has to
oeivnd his final instructions and will start
- for his poot in a short time.
Commander Rohloy D. Evans. “Fighting
- Bob Evans," as he iscnlled. hnsjust pnsml
‘ with tho record "excellent.” his examinin-
‘ timr for promotion to the rank at captain
. in the navy.
THE BASEBALL SCORES.
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At New Yorkw
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Sewh’ ....3 0 3 ll l I 0 5 {~13
Ciarksoo and Zimmer. Rosie and Doyle.
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lluirhilmou and Kittruige. Kocte and i‘
l'mpirr-unflney.
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(fineinnati.... 2 0 l 2 0 i? 0 l 0-76 I t
\\‘nnhingtnn...fio 0 I 0 l 2 02 “I5 1
Dwyer and Murphy. Mockin and McGuire.
Umpire“! .
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Inuisvilio.....0 l 0 300 0 00—6 5!
ihniom........0 t a 0 2 u :i 3 x-»l5lt t
llhineo and Grim. Stale; ondhlerriit. L'm-
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btlouis ...... llloocooontt
lioltlnnwe......i i) 0 000100}. e 1
“lesson and tiunmn. McMahon and rum.
sun. L'mpirriqnch.
“Silk.“ LEAGUE 053158.
At Wilkcsliorn: ~ I.
“'ilkrobnl'u...i 3 2 0 5 0 l 0 0—4!
vavvidrm...t l I! 3 ii 0 0 0 0~~B
McLaughlin oml lake. .‘luxldun.flllli and
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tipnn‘ihcld..-.:l o n o r o o 0 car.
Barnett and limumi‘uughlinumi liynn. l'rn-
pirw flinch".
Al Alhany~ n. a. v.
Allnny........o o n l 0 o 0 0 i» l ,. :i
llntlalon i 0 2 :2 o o 0 n 1 91a 0
Payne and liens». twin-Hermon and lfruulmrt.
l’woplu
low rosin-asters Kaine-l.
Wasmsurox. June 2.;- "m- (allowing
fourth class postmark-rs were nppoiuirsl:
New Jone-rd. T. Smith. lAyton.
New Yovkv-A. )1. Stage. t‘ritlemien: K it.
librrtrifter. Conlenville; Noriinmr (for. North
Hum: Nm .1. lluni. i‘uniuu'. J. W. Hiout.
thud liank: W. ll. l‘rirr. fihwnwstev; John
North. Milt “'olrn; F. C. Humphrey. “'ut
Hllcihy.
I’e-nnsyivnnto hi. P. Miller. Abbotistown; W.
J. t‘nulliold. lilach Lick Station: Martin Kiev.
flown i'lty: J. J. Ramsey. imsburx: K J.
Own-tau. NrKron; I. l. Fry. loam W;
W. W. Atkinson. Ila-art: Charles tinenmaa.
slwrmnn.
'I'Iso Novenanain n "tor.
Saw Your. Juror 2. A di-muh from
Southampton states that thr- slrmncr .\'or~
manuin has made thn trip in 6 dayn, Id
bouts and I! minutes This is only 19
minutes behind the norm! which was mule
last July by the Puerat Bismarck. which
covered on that trip AM miles over tho
summer mute. The Normannia went over
the winter route. which is lonuvr.
I’ARII‘HY. Court. June 3. , The dune.
tion of the soldiers and sailors' memorial
window in the now its lat church in this
city was attended by e nimrato ceremonies
('ommaucier in com A. ll. Wain-art oi the
(l. A. ll. ml Ii... [luvrmrr Norrie am]
atal. sailovsruor linikrley. (lenient lilo
mm of tin-(Myra and other distinguishes!
turn were per-mt
a In, soon a ‘lwwo.
Mrtaau.t‘onw..lnnot~ Unanimous
Drpnty liarshai lmwvid has norm-d 3...
guy. on the selenium: at i iatowniu a null
for team» cloning:- brought by her! "all
White at liovuihlyli, a boy oil! years, who
is its owner at a large atauwast of my
line. The suit aileron mtlmbythe
board of health and other departments at
the town.
mn......._.._ 1...... .o ",7... m... .
low- muons-ans. nests... ‘
ills "mu. Juno tw’l'he largest stats
I party over
i not piatinrm W
farming
the entoroovaeot the bum law
throughout- statvand the Mmilrm at
tho homer rigid restrictions oi the plum.
m “1;; GM” M
main. Jane t~The has sent . .9,
will!” to ‘ I to
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NEWS OF THE NATION.'-' _
to .3551;
done-where their”
motto is." Quick-
none, Notorious.
Accuracy and
Low-Prices.
MUST 'ée tzxcffi'u’ivz.
my noun. Warns In?“ .3
toleopln'ln‘flllloootholm 1
Saw You. Juno l—Princrss ‘
after spending a dayns a true
sports is nowgrtting ready to vs la
Chic-no. Attoowisnlng tltomvhorsess
showmdiusd is soynl‘otyloby Whitinw
liddnt No dty “donor. it woanloto
dinner.noshowonlatothisforsnoon.
Oorumanderbavhhaswrittennlugthy
letter to “Potter Palmer of Chicago
tlsioy. in which he gives explicit instruc-
ticnons to howiholatsnto should ht»
estvadinthoWindyClty.
floatatodthatbohadpromiscdthntlra.
Palmsrbsglvsa the first opportunity to
,entrrtsin the princess in Chicago. and
aokodllrs. Palmortoseohinycr Harrison
ondPresident ngiubotbarn and arrange
thopvoannvius accordingly. Commander
Davinccncludrdwith:
[ Younnnonsilyuudnrotond mnnuunu
irnpmslbilitytorniodyiusocounpicuousapcsi-
tionuthnlolherroyalhighm to meet and
knowall tho porn-s in charity who would like
toknowherovovonorontiiied to know her.
Bothntlwouldadviaoyouto make the list It
thonetor whornyun desire special "present.
thonuclnsivnnoposeihle.‘
A MILLIONAIRE BULLWFIGHTER
The fit ollodrldlllnlo-enlt'evagnn'n
Bulls and Samoa.
MADRID, Juno t—Lagnrtijo, the king 0‘
bull fighters and tho idol of the Madrid
populace. made his last public appearance
here at a prrtormanee for his benefit. Bo-
sidcn the fee 0! 50,000 francghouceivcd
hail the gate receipts. which were approac
imately 150.” francs. More than H.010
t.
i
, repeated at thodenth
of each bull. All the bulls were from tho
herds of the Duke of \‘eraguo, who broods
the fiercest fighters in Spain. After in
gsrtljo had killed six of than he retired
amid the wildest cheering and the waving
of handkerchieln, hats and mantles.
Lagartijo will pass the rent 0! his life on
his estate at Cordovn. Despite his expon-
uive habits and his proverbial generality,
he is a millionaire. He made nil his money
in bull fighting.
I'll-I Walsh Was Pushed.
You. Rivm. MontJnno 1-1.111» Burke
is being hunted by the police, as the out
entire 0! n probably total afloir at tho
hierobnnts’ mill. lie was assisting Henry
Walsh at w Redford unload some inov
chinoryinadoorintho thirdnorynvhn,
from norm unknown cairn, Walsh fell out.
striking the ground, 6 loot below. Burke
has a had record.nndit isthought hopush.
ed Walsh from the door.
A County Clare Coll-dot M
Dchus. Junoi—Anotherngrnrlancvimo
was committed in County Clara. A land
agent named lloioney started out to rol-
lrct ‘rrnts in and about Tullah. As he
[loaned some undergrowth by the roadside.
he was shot by several men concealed in
the bushes. Moloney fell and physicians
pronounced his injuriu serious. Seven ari-
rents have already been mode.
that stricken AIM
"on, Art, June 2".“ a mass meeting
of dtirnta of this section held here report!
were received showing that thousands oi
aervn ul corn uni outta: have been swept
away. Fences are gono and wrecked, trons
cover the fields. giving no chance to m
plant. Reports from tho country are that
numbers are Injured and some ktliod
launching a llattlo “Iv-st.
Dr. tours. June 2.—Anothsr trust has
hooncrinobout to be launrhodupon tho
business world. it into be known as the
American Flint liottle company and will
be incorporated under the laws of Wiscon-
sin. The amount of incarnation is said
to be trauma. The object oi the company
is to raise prices by combining.
A for... Bank m
Tamara. June :.~“l'he Mmhania’ Nn
tirmal bank. tho ohieot banking institution
lathe ctty.haos pnytoontlsvnpo
ravily. A notice on the-lone states that its
action is taken on account at stringency nl
the money market and inability to make
colloctiona The bank will "probably to
some in a low days.
Boom.lnnsl.——Thohousopa-nlahtll
against dbrrt-inotion byhnr
no account of race and color. re.
presentation of the bill inthohousowsa
conned bytho treats-out vocoivedin st'arw
bridge barber shop by lowis. tholtorvnrd
student. who won roiusod n shove on ac
count at his who.
A Walton's-n.
New Your. Juno 1““. William m
lioghast Bull and his wife. iovmoriy Urn.
Joana (l. Blaine, Jv.. are on their wnyto
lumps on the i'uerst Bismarck. naysa-
m be away until the latter part at
. Hrs. liaii will sash toilet tron
rhnnatuinthowotssootm
Item fall at Union.
Coin-Tu, Jane tw— ltoparta I'm lost
nay thatall tho rivers in thematry
ve overload their Make and an ooh-
snrvgiagvii Method w
are looting sirens-la mover.
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of poor trash!
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old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
figured with scrupulous (are. Highesi
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2 large lots Bumii ive.
Good Lots
Woodward Ave.
9 Nice lots
Riverside Ave.
l4 Choice Lots
lincoln Ave.
l5 Sighily lots
on the Bluii
overlooking the harbor.
No more available sites for
building a pleasant home can
he offered than these lots on
the Woodward estate. Two
years ago I 01?ch my first
purchase of these lots “on terms
to suit the purchaser.” They
are mostly paid up now, and
their warrantee deeds are noted
in The Sentinel nearly every
week—the 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, etc.
Map with prices can be seen at
the real astute office of
““00 l. 00”)“.
Wasmxurox 81.,
or on the premises of JOHN
BIRDS; also at the office of
The Old Well Cigar Co. 83
“'ashintztou street. 02?
‘ SAWYER’S '
Dandelion
Com pou nd.
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odor-sot the garden are taken into captivity
tor the toilet. The fragrant Violet is impris-
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thousand floral bcnulion are brought into
requisition so that woman. lovely woman.
may bloom the brighter. 0! all thocbdco var-
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South Norwalk.
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Painless Dentistry
Crown and Brhign Work.
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