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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-05
Sutton Sails Of 8ral estate.
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MoRRs WILKINS, Auctonser
GALE IN PARTITION, BY ORDER OF The
- SUPREME COURT UNDER THE DIRECTION OF ), Ia
IRPFRRIS ESQ RBFBRER-VALuABLBP PROPERTY ON PROS
pRCr PARK JORALRMON.ST. GRACE-GOURI AND bElb EN.
sT BROOKLYN RLATBUsIl TURNPIKE VBRNON-AEB. LOTT
AND PROSPRCr.STS., PLATBUSHI BEING A PARI Or Ihb
ESTATE or ELIZABETH LUDLOW, DECEASED .,
H. LUDLOW co will sell At auction on IHUkSDAl, NOV ~
1919 Al n ocak at City Saesroom PbRIK Building No. 10
Ceurt,L. opposite City Hal, Brooklyn; .,--,.,. -,
PROSPECT PARKvAuAbe plot comprising over tTslys op aga
having Of 36 the Park adjoining The lana Of 'onu
Wihnk deceased - MI. - -
lots with the frame dWelngs ADD onck
north side Of Jorsemens| Io ees
WESTERLY from lot being 70 BY about ~ ret Win su
Of alley Also small adjoining one oil said lots on
GRACgCOURTOus the uOrhsry side Of GrAcecOur 400
feet westerly from Ilicksst OIse feet .,,--,,., ~
lots cores the southey side OF Bergen
Carlton sad YaDderbtAe together having frontage Of
2OL9 feet on BeTg"hsL 81, ,n,,,,,
FIATBUsH TUREPIKRPiot Of ground containing about SIXTY
ave CITY lets bounded abush turnpike vernone and Lott
These lots There the plot Of Flat
bush turnpike large and handsome SostoJ and attic
HOI 81 aud excellent ontbulldingE
PR0SPECIsTsmA Ot l6I35 feet snster side Of PrOspees,
feel from Union st
TERMS or sAEsIy per Of the purchase
main on Bond aud Mortgage
Maps and m particulars the oce Of the Auonesr No Pine
st. New.YOrki j. T. Lott, Attorneys, No 10 Wihoughbyst,
Brooklru 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-05

ham an old schooner "a the buoy-tender on Long Island
SS nast 80 Ncw Haven and I'm Narragansett Bay
The Thrd District embraces all aids TO navigation from
n1,oseherrv Point Mass TO include Squan met n D.
5 - Sn S6amnloin and Hudson River. There
i'm the distret % lighthouses and lighted beacOns
gb, vcsses 40 unlghted beacOns $40 buoys IN pOSuo
- $3.50 h,,oys IN supply los. es steam tender, ana
Sany tender The establishment OF the st eaon.
aes"N 60 fIc BOARD while the greater state
of efficiency is obtained, well as the ADVANTAGES Oh
t,r and more uniform character OF instruments ana
sent ont to tho various statlOns All the mstru
ments for the houses and beacon lights are pre-
PFeJcd All the others on the Atlantic coast Inc Two
mi ate residences Occuped-one by the lnspeSto'
Eorodore Boggs the other by Mr.. Lederie, ASSISTANT
Engineer These gentlemen provide their own IuIh!iuto
and expenses and their rent is deducted from tc
full DAY rate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-05
COTRT OF APPEALS.

Daniel II. Gray agt. The City Of BrookiW;--
The act of 1862 provided that the city should not be liable
for any mafeasance the part OF the Common Counc
or any officer Of the city, and this action, which was
brOu gh TO recover $4,000 as damages alleged 10 nave
been Sustained by the plaintiff in consequence OF his
house on NiuJhst being damaged by defective sewer
when brought IN the last OF the Court OF Appeals
was decided in favor OF city the reasons for the de-
cson being as already stated that the city cannot un
der the act of 1862 held liable for any nafeasance on
the part of the Common Council any officer OF the city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-05
corRr CALENDARs-Tn1s DAY.

SUPREME CoURT--GENERAL TERM.-Non enumer
aied motions d..
SUPREME T-CRcUfT.-Adjourned for the
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcIAL TERM. -DemuIrers
H. a. Law and % Nos t0s 1873 III 49, 100 JOS, Ill
IN ia, ia. no. l7g. 40, 1871. 1872. ~, &c.
SUPREME RT-CHAMBER5.-NOs II, %, 80, 81
o. 81. b. 30 w. 100 1903 ia 49, p9 ..
SUPERIOR COURT--TRIAL TERM--PART II,-NOs.
s2 1890 ill., llH 1854 iz6 IO4 l6 li6 1873, l2D, IA 2
1898 ll42 l -. -
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL 1ERM-PART Nos GSS,
l l5q ST. 40 s. 1890 SO 1884, 3O1 So an 208 49, 255
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-05
IL 8. CIRCuIT COURT.

Before Judge BlatchfOrd.-EdUdrd A. C..
Hatch agt. Thos y. COddiHgtOn.-The plaintiff had
brought suit against the defendant 70 recover sO i3r
alleged damage sustained by him through the alleged IL
legal conversion by the defendant Of As Pacific Railroad
bonds issued by the State OF Minnesota, which bonds
plaintiff alleged were lost by him the 18th OF May 1853,
and we're found by the defendant who refused TO return
them The defendant filed two pleasOne TO the general
issue, and special plea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-05
BLK RORRERY.

About a. m yesterday, Officer Herring of
the Tenth Precinct a hurrying by with large
bundle. He stopped the who said 1t some linen
which he had received from a friend on the Bremen
steamer in Jersey City. The officer, thinking his story
doubtful managed 10 decoy him into the Eldridge-st
Station where upon searching his bundle II found
to contain silks and cloths worth 500 or more The pris-
locked up, and taken before Justice Mans
ned at Essex Market Police Court, yesterday morning,
where he his name Henry Ludwig, and his resi-
dence at No lis Edrdge-st he then charged with
having stolen the goods from tho store OF BOyntOn q
Smith No rs Bowery, whose place entered on We'd
nesday morning. The silk proven To be portion Of
their property and Ludwig held TO answer at Court
in default OF bail CHARLES FrOunu OF No 80 Chryste st.
also arrested having been concerned Ia the rob
berry, but was subsequently discharged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-05
REAL ESTATE.

NEW-1oRK thursday, NOV 4, 1907
Mr.. Rutherford Stuyvesant's new building on
the south sde OF Elizabethst between Third and Lex
Dgton.ayes is now rapidly approaching completion 1t
Ia an ATTEMPT 70 introduce this city the style Of house
building almost universal In Paris, that OF including
several distinct suites OF rooms under single ROOF
This Is wholly different from the plan OF the tenement
house. In which species Of habation Hight air, con-
venence decency and the conditions Of good health
and length OF days. are needlessly disregarded. Mr.
stuyyesaps house five stories in hight has frontage
Of la feet on Eghteenths depth of 30 feet to quad
range and OF about so through the ell part 1t is divided
into 20 suites of rooms four each floor Each suite
contains paror diningroom, Kitchen bathroom, ser
wants room and three chambers-a very sufficient ae
commodaton for small family The entire cost
Of the building including the value OF the land, Is
stated to be In the neighborhood OF 100000
The rents Of the suites fixed at from $1,000 to $500
already been received for them An average OF per
suite would give $4,000 for the entire building we are
persuaded that those who supply the people OF TINS Guy
with this kind Of dwelling provided they go ABOUT IL IN
telhgently and do not too much on the prevailing
habits ofextrayagance In the matter OF house rent VIII
reap rich return their investments Several OF tne
architects have already the drawings prepared Ior the
Partisan fats" they are called We examined some
excellent designs last Summer at the once OF MI r.
Potter. Mr.. Richard NJ Hunt is the architect OF ths
pioneer building Of Mr.. Stuyvesants.
AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
JAMES NJ. MILLER
Premises-No Chsssst between Washington and Green
2I95 With Mr. MaeiBtoh... S9lOO
Premises No l Charles st. lot 259S, with improvements Mr. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-05

Captains pnfsers arriving this port arc
Ieer packages addressed Eewfo Associated fresa o
@Ihhtug wuttsn authority Of j. W SiTonlon
Agent SeHt packages Journal Of Commerce. 4te
HOr n H1psss EpeHng Pos Commercial fdr>'tls' I ~
EethAg and 1s DfraokEdt boah also be do'es sH"
the psrsO1A d.. ..... 1870. .... I'D '|I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-05
ATTEMPT no THRow A TRAIN orr THE TRACE

On Tuesday, as the 6:3O Syosset train upon the
Long Island Railroad approaching this station, the
locomotive struck tie which placed across the
rails and thrown of the track dragging the baggage
with it, The other Of the train remained the
track No person was injured, nor was damage done
20 the property Of the Company, beyond brief inter
TuptOn 10 travel The accidents on this road are
very few. and without doubt when the scOundrel is
caught who graties 6endlsh spirit by placing obstmc
hons on the track for the purposes Of destroying property
and placing IN poll the lives OF passengers the accidents
will be fewer still Justice In his case will not be tenn
pered with meTly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-05
RROOKIYN CITY COURT.

Frank Mcmahon and Joseph j. Farley nave
recovered S279 from James Logan and James Gray
In an action which brought 20 foreciose mechanics
lien and aside the conveyance, on the ground OF al
legged fraud
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1859.
pASSnNcERS ARRIVED.

PROM HAyAEAIn ,,esmsbp Columbia. Nov 4Mrs Barry,
Mana Quinn Angela Atenade Grsasted Thos k{s PAseea
r. RttSf, vie sister and ehu r. Otet'
meDdel OtennendeT Wade Miguel Clark, j. '" DeTer WIFE,
ID 4 children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-05

All who have real estate for sale or TO Iet
and those desiring to purchase or rent such property
will md 1t to their interest to advertise in The TRIBUNE
s Aggregate circulation exceeds that OF other news
paper and In addition to this advantage THE TRIBUEE
win be found not only New and all its cities and
villages but every State and Territory throughout the
Union Tho advertisement should be az brief rs Will
allow OF the advantages claimed being made clear TO the
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions OF The TRIBUNE Daiy
Semi Weekly and Weekly. comprise individuals In every
business profession In each
are read BY all classes THE TRIBUNE deyotes especial
attention to reports OF sales OF real estate both In city
and country thus adding greatly TO the value OF It's COL
umns as an advertising medium The charges for adver
tnng are ~ follows; DAILY TRIBUNE. as cents per line
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE "a per limo: esM-
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, - cents per hne About Ton WORDS oi
oor wide columns average line Terms, cash In advance,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-05

70 the bar has been adjourned to Monday 10Th lnst az
n m All applications for admission must DC hioN O %
before Saturday, 18th inst.
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nIn1IrnnE ALMANAC.

SUI nses ...635 Sun $50 MoSs ss..."' $50
ai0H DAT.
SANDY BoOh... S GoTs IGsad .. Hell Gate ....llIs
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QOn- @arntns' Aotit,.

NEv.YoRK
PoHr.WARpESS oTTICE No. 70 WilAn-st)
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
Section o. The Ae passed April Il 1871 entitled An Asso
Of the subject matter OF such inquiry
that she following ye are nov under
that the said eIAmnauon
within succeeding this notice on osad sH'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-05
6itp Real estate for SaL.

VERY FINE 3-story b. 8. brick HOUSE,
n an A oncs Al remarkably low price, Sl6 600
oah positively buy los and bald house sbout SA.o good
nezhborhood; all improvements hpPV W PROMISES =" FJ'hfu
At, Broadway ears
ELEGANT NEW HOUSES for SALE.-,Par-
II lie, contemplating purchasing are r,qSeed % Examine e ne.
AMI Forty sbrd sts. =
w. --'-' AT GRRAT BARGAIN. g.
= VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY, .f -
IT'D ODD 80 AND TWO sToRBs ADJOINING, .r.
.. F.. 40. On wsstst, FuItoH -
great oppor'0av "i INVESTMENT "
s'h' " HOMER MORGAN
I t...- No. . PinsSt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-05
Gitp i9ruptrtp TO 9st.

OFFICES to LET-The Asbury Life lnsur-
" Company having removed TO onees AZ 800 Broadway
corner llthst late Offices 29l Broadway
ofReades+ Apply on the premises
TJNO LET, No. 215 Church-st.-New STORE
and BASEMENT 25K75 feet Ass at No S42 Pearl FROST
OFFICE 25r5 FOR SALE or TO LET for yard porposeS
u LOTS 90 Si1y-eghtht adjoining Hudson River Railroad
Apply at No. 542 Peah-st, to ALbAAApsh hnoA.
ITO LET-FOr one, two, or three years. 10 west
Tweltet 2IOO; house brOwust0ne four stones unar
nsbed; Doctors Office reserved. Apply from 20 =
TTNO LET-NO. 6S4 Lexington-ave., first -class
fouroy brownstone HOUSE having all the modem IMPROVE
uts aud In complete be time without permt
Eor terms anny to b. BLANCO 10 South Wiliamrt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-05
8ruuklpn Seal Estate for Salt.
@ltsttbrstrr 6Uuntp 3tal Sstatt for SALE.

CHAS. +. FOGG, at WHITE PLAINS, N. Y,
~ authorized sell the remaining 10 IS PLOTS Dr. Eys and
the balance brought at she great sale
the 9Th inst by Johnson Miller Terms onehai cssn
&500 CASH, $500 at per cent each Zach will
October 2Oownsrs desire to Wes neTypsinted s.J,h
house; lot 10, front main road mile from Depot;
green lawn trees front small house barn. ~ acres Of
young Courthouse level land, retired spot Also
house. large barn
suitable truck gardening mile from depot me
40 by l5O Present must self Also 70
rough land old barn. miles from depot t all ease
miles from White Plains mile from kensco depo onr Farms 90
to $4,000 EACH liberal OF % acres
10 complete order houses barn. gsnsJ work shop
he bargain who cash Aso Lots on
Broadway Cntouae LeIiDg0naye and Mrronek Road a
mile depot from so feet by $50 to half acre each RON
$500 according OAehalf remain mortgage Apply
POGG White Plains Harlem r. one hour from Twenty
sIthst
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gruukIpn $1rOpsrtp 90 Sst.

ITO LET-FURNISHED on Brooklyn Heights,
within minutes walk Of wslt Ferry t'oy sssss Sa'e R
moderate 20 small private family Owner living Europe pPU
A. D. DAVENPORT Agent No. ISL MOnaEuest, BrookiEn n l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-05
3,al 6statt 10 Grtbangr.

ITO EXCHANGE for BUSINESS PROPERTY
m Ney.York valuable PLOT priced LOTS In Brooklyn
81 A. rutland a Co, 3Be-kmsnst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-05
SuuS anh ROums.

BOARD for CHILDREN.--A family residing
the country few young children 20 board 1b"
about 10 travel can End for their little where hs
viii receive mothers Best reference given and required Azure"
j. W. b.. Planfeld. J.
BOARD WANTED-For a gentleman, wife,
aSd,ss. H. C. S. Box SI+9 \. Y. p Once
IN hygienic family, breakfast furnished room,
i eroton and gas from City Hall WENTWORTH
Trhuae Ohee
TWO FRONT PARL0RS, second and third
doors furnished BOARD FOR gentlemen and wives or sgH
seuemen References exchanged Inquire 2ls East Ten6s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-05

nor ,SALE--To close an Estate.--The Ex-
sn,o, Of THos C. NORTON deceased oner for SAIL. with
Msy l. Ars- sToRs sad LOT 10 zee No
Wnsn st. cas-, corner Psis. saei hS1, - rear g
impToysassi Aad large roll In mATkst
ALSO,
-, &C., ,,.., STORE LOT lee No u yehe .ssat tsls
,ors. 4, hIA1 Pssssslos Mar IsssIrs sf'Aohkk hoheAh
No pissA 'p~S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-05

CTEAM TO GLASGOW and LONDONDERRY.
- m. THF ANCHOR LINZ
CLYDE bu INTENDED 70 SAL a. olosb
from 20. North Rivs at IL o'clock. Noon
IEDIA......... November BRITANNIA. November n
CtNIRIA go. November 10 COLUMBIA. December
IOWA.. November 20 BuROPA...,.. December III
Ahp EVERY sATuRDAY THEREAFTER
RATES or PASSAGE, PAiABLB IN CIRkbsC1i
Cabins 10 LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW, or DERRY, SO and Sh
Excursion tickets, god Tor II months ~ leo
s,eerage 10 Glasgow Derry, S3Oi IlermedlAie, ga
Prepaid eertheAteE from these ports. 81
booked Aad Hamburg HATTe ROTTERDAM Antwerp
Drsns issued PAYABLE At any Britain and Ireland
For ferthsr apply the Seamer1 foot Of DeJ, or
'H' Np-'' '-' ' HENDERSON RROT1IRRS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-05
Situations &lanttH- -MaIss.

A SITUATION WANTED by young man,
n where knowledge Of Chemistry would be useful Address
CHEMIST, Box lO6 Tribune Once y y
A SITUATION WANTED, in a private fam
N v or private boarding house BY Coorsd han can mr.
nsh good reference Call AZ FRANCIS BELLS as broom 81
IT CARPENTERS EMPLOYMENT HOUSE,
~ cor Eeyeuth st. and S1thave. established y Az ish
lies Hotels Boarding be Immediately supplied . hre.i
HELP male aud female Of all nations Coaniy orders promptly
filed
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Salts bu Sutton.
HMhiufrp.

DOR SALE-To close an estate, two Narrow
sbsaag Machines Paris Woosoas 9eedge perpstusL Goa
oUANOCK MILLS. Ssudalrt. Philadelphia r..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-05

MINNESOTA Arabic Lands Wanted-Severa
WI by located railroad must be offered
cheap Address JAMES CAMPBELL. o. Willamst NewlOrk
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Situstiurs Manttb. -ftmalts.

GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS constantly
found at HILDs GBRMAH INSTITUTE w Norokt
TERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS, capable
and tTnyorthv constantly found Mrs LOVES GER
MAN INSTITUTE. Firstst. corner BoweTy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-05
Professional g0tit,s.

TAR. LEWIS, No. Z Beach st., makes speciality
diseases vitbout snistsd sheald
20 sod se night place Tie Dr. has Vsa HE stsssn 70 Asss
as,.sss q he 70 Jssss bsu'Jssk Cg.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1869-08-24

DEAD BODY OF A MURDERER FOUND.
We learn from the Providence
Journal that the body Of the young
man, Mowry Irons, who On the 21st
Of June last murdered his wife in Bur-
rillville, was on Saturday discovered
in swamp not far from the house
in which he lived. The bones were
bleached as white as though they had
lain there a year, but Identification
was complete by means Of the cloth
ing, hair and contents of the pockets.
In the fieshless hand was found pis-
tol, and the solution of the affair ap-
pears to be, as has been deemed prob
able for some time, from his long con-
tinued disappearance, that upon shoot
ing his wife he ran into the woods
and swamp, remaining near the house
until the fatal result was known, when
he rashly ended his own life also by
the same instrument.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1869-08-24

The FIRE THAT GOLD NICK" BUILT
An exchange has found the follow
ing imitation of the style of "The
House that Jack Built" Its famil
iarity as household favorite in Ger.
tain quarters would do good.
lntemperance.-This is the fire that
Old Nick built.
Moderate Drinking.-This is the
fuel that feeds the fire that Old Nick
built.
Rum Selimg.-This is the ak that
cuts the wood, that feeds the fire that
Old Nick built.
Lore Of Money-This is the stone
that grinds the ak, that chops the
wood, that leeds the fire that Ole
Nick built.
Public Opinion-This is the sledeC
with its face OF steel, that baJter> III,
stone, that grinds the ak. that cuts The
wood, that feeds the fire that OIo
Nick built.
4 Temperance Meeting.-This is
one of the blows we quietly deal, tc
fashion the sledgc with its face of
steel, that batters the stone, thai
grinds the ak, that cuts the wood, that
feeds the fire that Old Nick built.
temperance PLedge.-This is the
smith that works with will, to give
force to the blows we quietly deal, tc
fashion the sledge with its face of
steel, that batters the stone, thai
grindS the ak, that cuts the wood. that
feeds the fire that Old Nick built.
Eternal Trmh.-This is the spirit
so gentle and still, that nerves the
smith to work with will, to give
force to the blows we quietly deal
to fashion the sledge with its face Of
steel, that batters the stone, thai
grinds the ak. that cuts the wood
that feeds the fire that Old Nick built
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1869-08-24

TROUBLE AMONG THE MoRMoNs.-
The Utah Reporter "a Gentle pa.
peri says that matters have become
very unpleasant to Brigham Young
since the arrival of David and Alex.
ander Smith, sons of the prophet Joe,
at Salt Lake City, and that among
the Saints many a heart beat high
with hope that the expectation of
years was about to be realized, and
that the youthful deliverer had at last
come in the person Of Prince David
For years past he has been looked
upon by the Mormons, who were not
in the ring with Brigham, as the one
who should deliver them from the
worse than Egyptian bondage in
which they have existed SO long. On
the Sunday afternoon after their ar
rival they held a meeting in Indepen,
dence Hall, which was crowded, al
which David Smith spoke acceptably
upon the subject of his religion. He
is reported to have spoken in sub
stance as follows:
"He claims, and probably firmly be
lieves, that his father was a prophet
and received the ministration of an
gels, had visions, dreams, ETC., and
was the living oracle through which
God spoke to his people. He bears
testimony to the fact that his elder
brother, Joseph, now at Plane, Hi
noiS, is the rightful successor to hi
father, and that, per consequence
Brigham is usurper, having no righ
to the place he occupies, receiving NJ
revelation and leading those unde.
him into ways of darkness, Ignorance
and error. He denounces the doc
trine8 of polygamy and Adam wor
ship, and the arguments used by hin
to prove his propositions were forci
bic and pointed, and drawn from tn
standard Mormon works, such as tn
Book Of Mormon and the Doctrin
and Covenants, as well as the Bible
/ He told the people that he knew thei
/ grievances and the errors they ha
been taught, for he had read the pull
lished sermons Of Brigham and hi
satellites and understood the Who'll
subject"
David Smith is undoubtedly tn
most formidable opponent that Brig
ham has yet had to deal with, for h
is firmly rooted in the hearts of th
great mass Of the Mormon people
AS his mother was called the Elec
Lady, so is he claimed to be the ez
pected one, the deliverer, the Prime
of David, spoken of by Isaiah, wh
should deliver his people from tn
bondage in which they are oppressed
He whose destiny it seems to be t
break up the deSpotic power of Brie
ham and inaugurate a new order o
things in Utah is a young man O
, pleasing address and prepossessin
appearance, about % years of az,
and fluent speaker upon the subjec
, Of his religion.