New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-11
TRIAL OF THE REV. STEPHEN II. TYING. JR.

The trial of the Rev Stephen II. Tying, jr.,
was resumed Yesterday at the cctureoom Of st. Peters
Church. In Tweutiethst. The proceedings OF the hrst
day were fully reported in THE TRIBUNE Of jan H. The
board appointed by the Right Rev. Bishop Potter to In
yesigate the charges were the Rev. Drs Beach, futile,
Hoffman. Hollingsworth, and Moore. The counsel for
the prosecution was Mr. Edgar Logan ana judge fller
o on the part OF the defendat the Rev stephen
Tying. The very crowded, and large gather
great interest in the proceedings The Rev, Alfred
Beach. D. d. President. then stated that he had APP
pointed the Rev. George b. Draper Of St. Andrews
Church. Harlem, clerk Of the board The proceeding
were then opened by the Rev Dr. Beach with prayer and
he then read the following letter from Mr. Jay Cooke OF
RnysaEb asp DEAR sa send by mail to your andres, copy Of
ne sermon rseey preached By the REV. Richard newton D. and
pnr rad tbs carefully na pyrra You are now su,ged
where the time ~ aier,;and H. shop Potter doe rot hest
there By sis, large sI 1q% ls Of y5s7 NJ
uroa intel at understanding Of the case 'hreeoah' of'he a
have lei, nay da,y plead with you that you viii 'ov shy
Confederation 10 lead e. Gch decision 10 this as Will Inevitably
VITA sre.i resI sci tray yours. JAY Cooks.
The Rev Allied Beach D. D., No. 2G West TTen'ie'hst New
Or Beach then remarked that this the only effort
coming from any quarter that had been made TO inu
this Court aud he deemed proper to lay II before
the Court at this Time IN order that such efforts might
NOT be repeated In the future copy OF similar letter
had been received by each OF the other members Oh the
Board.
mcnt OF the ease, showing that the charge was based
upon violation of the 9Th section OF the 18th canon
any minister OF the Church from officiating within the
parish Of another minister without his perhss0n or that
Of majority of the church waldens or OF the yestrymen
VI the said parish. The specifications set forth
that the Bev. stephen IL Tying Is prosbyter or tho
brunswick, ~ j. within the parochal cures OF the Rev
Messrs. A. stubbs and j. Briggs did preach and read
sent or sanction OF the Bishop Of the Diocese and That in
the evening he did repeat the ohense jo then gave
Jersey The announcement that Mr. Tying would preach
m 81 James Methodist Episcopal Church, New-bIuns-
Brunswick paper the Rev Dr. Boggs, in the absence OF
Dr stubbs, addressed note 10 Mr. requesting lat
he would rot violate the canon referring 10 officiating
within the parish OF another minister without the con
sent of the aforesaid minister.
IL WAS mutually agreed by the counsel that the wit
noncbty of Nev..BrUnsNicE n L. testified; am civil
engineer have followed that occupation for the space
OF me AZ laws ,' Of Sew IereT In l cSnaas the
aS0Py % the INV Of ~ rnSs"cE WINE then resumed
~, ont The two curcIes Christ Church aud So
the corporate limits of the CITY OF New Brunswick and
about 100 feet distant from another. Cross.
communicative city OF New-Bruuswict IL divided
into six wards Christ Church ~ IN the Third ward ahd
st. James, ". Il. in the fourth do not know who lives
in the rectory; do not know who occupied II IN July
last aware where Or. Stubs resided last July;
he lives st the present time in kirkpatckst not In the
rectory have heard that the recory has been lot but
am not aware TO whom. Mr.. Logan then offered In evil
dcnce portions OF the report Of the saith annual Episcopal
Convention OF the Diocese OF NewJersey, in May, 1867
which read showing the respective standing of Drs
Stubs and Boggs; andt The journal OF the SD
York for 1866, TO show Mr. Tyng's standing
Robert Howell OF Christ Church OF the city OF
New brunswick, the part of the prcscnters, tesed
resided in cwBrunswicl in July last and was sexton
of Christ Church carried letter at the request Of Mr.
Stubs To the Rev ). H. Tying he stopping at the
residence Of Mr. Myers found Mr. Tying playing GRO
quet l handed the letter to Miss Myers, who gave
10 TO Mr. Tying; | saw him read 1t cannot re-
peat the contents OF the letter. but know the sub
stance OF II as Mr. Stubs read 1t over to
me twice. Crossexamined-Dr. Stubs read two
letters me, after the other did not read either of
Them there nobody else present during the reading
Dr. Stubbs asked II they were not both alike; think
1 could tell II there had been any difference between
them; have not read this paper since that time Mr.
Stubbs handed the letter Saturday morning. can
tcate which Is attached 10 the letter; not at
what hour on Saturday the letter was given to Mr.
Tying. think 1t was about or IN tho evening"
there other people playing In the game
with him; the Rev. Mr.. Goss and the Rev
Mr.. Baker have occupied Mr. Stubbss pulpit In his abb
preached the day after delivered the letter; there
was zervce In the afternoon; do not remember who
OBLIGATED the rector OF Christ Church occupies tho rec
tory; did the letter until the evening, us
told Mr. Tying not to arrive until the afternoon
certified copy the letter offered in eyidencej but
the witness had not identified this letter, which
dated Princeton. Dir. Nash then called upon tho
respondents counsel to produce the letter, and Mr. Full
oton responded by calling upon opposing counsel TO pro
duce the writer The matter was then laid over To await
the decision OF tho Court John W. Myers of NewIruns
Wick stated that he was member OF the ST. James
Methodist Episcopal Church. aud no present ON tho
lih Of July, and Mr. Tying had preached there In com
pany with the pastor, Mr. Tiffany he had no surpice or
gown. but was attiTcd In citizens dress.
j. Fleming Van Ransaaer OF New brunswick, New
Jersey, was the next witness called lie stated was