New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-21
PHILADELPHIA.

C.rresponSe nee OF The ~ Y. Tribune
PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, Oct 20, 1889.
William Wainwright, Esq. has been elected President
Of the Commercial Bank Of this City
II the advocates Of prohibtory liquor law accomplish
their object and obtain alegslaye enactment sS'nst the
sale Of liquor the Office Of Mayor ~ the City will become
almost sineoure, and police officers might be dbanaed
by This morning, out Of dock full oil prisoners
nnie and female there bat three four OF the en-
tire number who not charged with drunkenness a
fine ntee tna looking who evidently deranged,
picked up BY the wnchman last night. The unforu
had clothing but pair OF paniao0Ds and
thin muslin shirt. lie first stated that he was reporter
for The United States Gazette and Afterwards said BIO was
tailor The unfortunate man this morning went atc
whimsical argument With the Mayor 70 the rgnt OF eii
dress they please and contended that he was ~
good in gingham in broad cloth Ho belongs In
Christian IT.. Southwark.
little girl. named Jane Dundich, died this morning At
the Hospital from the effects Of being badly burned yester
day afternoon. She playing with fire AZ the residence
OF her parents In the western part Of Caliowhi st. and
her clothes accidentally gnited which resulted az above
stated ~
met this morning the usual and place After tho
minutes Of the preceding day had been read and adopted
the Synod proceeded to the confederation Of paper hand
ed in the previous evening by the Rev DR. kremef con
tanning certain charges made by the Rev Dr. Zachsnas
against the Rev DR. g. X Fisher, editor Of The Geynas
R,tormed Messeager Mr. Fisher who 10 acting az Clerk
Of the Synod declared bis willingness 70 meet any charge
that might be brought against him, and expressed me- 20
sire waive any advantages TO which he might be entitled
BY neglect Of bic proceed In the matter accord
inc 10 tie rules Of the Church
motion that the charges against DR.. Fisher - esd
then prevailed and DR. Kremer proceeded read 1bs
rom paper signed by DR. Zscsariss The charges
In substance "a follows
That DR. Fisher a. Editor Of The German Reformed
Aessngr Endorsed certain opinions and sentiments not
recognized by the Church.
That he encouraged and fostered bitter controversies
with other secs TO the disadvantage u the German lie
formed Church, and that he dsregIded earnest protests
egsinst his course
That he allowed abusive and anderous articles sp
pear in the organ Of the Church without permitting
cused parties opportunity TO vindcsie Themselves In tho
columns Of the paper.
II wss further charged that the accused BY hi. course
had heightened the hands Of the RomanH and Pusey
ties
Afer the charges had been read moved that inaz
much a. DR. Fisher had waived bis constitutional priv
leQes and was willing proceed to trial without certain
rrelinares provided by the laws Of the Church that
kynod investigate the charges against Or Fisher and that
tie investigation be made the order Of the day the
one ming Of that Synod 10 morning The motion
pfevsiIsd and Synod adjourned.
Westher with ell the loyeines Of June, 10 with TO-
day
Farmers throughout this State complain Of the IOngprs
yelling drouth.