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COURT Or GENERAL SESSIONS.
Refnre Jud0e Sutherland

Before Judge Sutherland.
The Alleged Forgery Upon the Proprie-
I, tors or the Aldine-Disa greement OF the
Jury. Saw .r o.rrya .aIra IN III lr'
The trial Of Edward P. Banning, Jr., charged with
forging an order purporting to have been signed
by Fellows Holman 4 Co., directing James Sutton
Co. to insert an advertisement In the Aldt1e,
was resumed yesterday. The accused was an cd.
that he presented the order 60 as to procure money
Wednesday to show.th the good character Of the de-
PENDANT, and yesterday the prosecuting o1hcer
ne
Banning was bad, and that they discharged him
because he cheated them. lofj tgd rnf7gu 1ilAl
Mott for the prisoner and Mr. Russell Tor the prose-
cuti0n Judge Sutherland charged the jury In an
tns s nes .s r
hours and being unable to a.gree were discharged
ming was remsnded to prison. r9lA lo WOO eni
sH A Dfshonest Dry Goods Clerk. clat
Morris Lyman, who was indicted for stealing
piece Of silk worth Sos and one piece Of cashmere
valued ct $22 so on the % OF December, the prop
erty Of James McCreery 4 Co.. pleaded guilty to an
ss1P - Ss Y ps e
prisoner ought to receive the full punishment a.
an example TO clerks engaged IN these large
M. Howe made an earnest appeal to His Honor
to send Lyman to the Penitenttary instead Of the
State Prison, order that his respectable family
might not be diegraced. ..i4 4g frV1Ff
Judge Sutherland remarked that he mad solemn
duty to perform, and that he should not permit hs
Judgment to be warped by sympathy. he SEN
fenced the prisoner TO the State Prison for two
years. '3'an
'N ia .ror Burglary. naras8 fsr.
John Mullen, charged with burglariously enter
ing the premises OF henry Bryan, In Fulton Market.
and stealing ten dollars worth Of chickens pleaded
guilty to an attempt TO commit the offence. He
was sent to the state Prison lor two years and six
months. .nt lo oIaiR itNNf ia -il'I
oW Pickpoeksts Sent 20 sing Sing. 81 4
Patrick Nugent pleaded guilty Of petit larceny
from the person in stealing pocketbook contain
ing IS from Mrs sonhsimer while she was waking
through Fifty-second street. me City Judge
sentenced the young thief to the State Prison for
two years.
Frederick Foss was. tried and convicted Of lar
ceny from the person In stealing gold watch and
chain from william Schmidt on New Years night
while passing through avenue A. The eoldence
showed that the complainant and his friends we're
walking along and that the prisoner snatched the
watch and chain and ran away. He was pursued
and threw the watch In the snow. Al the youth
proved previous good character His Honor did
not impose the punishment inflicted upon profess
siona pickpockets Foss was sent to Sing Sing
Prison for two years and six months.
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MARINE cOURT-pART 2.
Action ON . Written Proposal.
Before Judge Gross,


Before Judge Gross.
Luke Curnen vs. John Laimbcer.-This action
was brought to recover the sum Of $3.50 on o
written proposal to, excavate cellars for the de-
fendant. 1t appeared that the plaintiff excavsted
the cellars to q certain depth and the trenches
snncent 70 enable the builders to lay the founda-
OF the cellars to the depth required. 10 Y5
The plaintiff gave testimony to the effect that he
performed the work in accordance with the direc-
tons OF the defendant; that he excavated the
earth to the desired depth, and that nothing re-
m0ve In this the plaintiff was cerroborated BY
his foreman. The defendant set up conntercaim
OF $50, and gave testimony TO the erect that he
plaintiff failed to perfOrm that the plaintiff failed
to excavate the cellars to the required depth. In
workmen, who performed the labor. After the
testimony was closed the Court charged the Jury,
who rendered verdict for the defendant. For
plaintin. John Shaw; for defendant. George Car
penter. ,.----'A 7-si >" z
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xFFEasuA Market POLICE c,uar.

John Williams and John Johnson, two colored
men, residing In York street, entered the jewelry
store OF Solomon Rice 27e Eighth avenue, on Thurs
day and asked to see some watch chains. tray
containing a number was placed before them, and
after examining them they passed out without pur,
chasing. The salesman at once observed that one OF
the chains was missing, and the men were pursued
and arrested. They were arraigncd at JEFFERSON
Market yesterday and committed, In default Oh
81 900 bail. to answer.
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BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS.
supatMS couar--eHAmsEas.
Dct>isi0nAi

-asr 81 ByJudg6< Barrett. na3 ls4Ra 81 -
Pyng Va Andrews.-The answer On the defendant
Andrews must be stricken out,with eh' COSTS
PurseIl vs. Ordway.-Motion granted fDl, payment
OF referees fees, trial fees and SO costa OF this
motion. ,r r 'uly n - .I. n
Degraaf ct al vs.. Midgly ct al.-Motion denAed,
with $40 COSTS. ssrls.l-r tl..f ,.IvIlTI4.- =
Ross, Jr, va schulhon ct al-Allowance OF ta2S,
granted. M .i'i.t..t III fI,r-| d n ~ ' N,
Klndburg vs.. Weinberger granted.
Dorm ct al vs.. Lerser.- Order granted. ,lll
Seniton vs.. Hamann.--Moti0n granted. u el.I
Bailey vs.. Bailey.-Rep0rt confirmed. nfrfl i
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yosxvILLs POLICE coulr.

John Tombs, person to whom soap and water
have been strangers for Q long time past was ar
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TRIAL OF WIN. M. TWEED.
A Spicy Days neutrality-suspicious. and
Snarl in COurt---Garyey and Davidson
Telling ali They Know About It.
Tweed and CarVey Exchange
"CiVilities ".-.IIow tho
'Swag" Was Drawn.
THE DEPUTY CHAMBERLAINSHIP.

Conclusion Of the Argument Upon the Palmer
Foley Injunction a. to tho Juris-
diction Of the Court-It Is Claimed that
the Matter Can Only Be Settled w
byQuo warranto Proceedings-An s.
, Early Decision To Be Given. no
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SUPERIOR couaT-specAL TERM.
Decisions.

n gtU Decisions. 81 ,9lt4t Hh
- BY Judge Barbour
Judgment. t
: Newned vs. Josephs.-Order Of discontinuance.
Ball vs.. Kellogg two oases) Orders for judg-
ment. ~ ~ ~
Allemnania Fire Insurance Company vs.. Prindie
ct al.-Order Of reference.
Stanton vs. Dempsey.-Order Of 1nal Judgment.
BY Judge Freedman.
Union National Bank OF Pittsburg vs.. George NJ
Observation-Disclosures for plaintiff. tt.P r-grF
Sturn va. Wtlliams.-Case settled.
3 BY Judge Van Worst hN""A A"t
Haring va. Rubber Tip Pencil Company Motion
denied. trt ,voM A. srsr bas-,ol "a a.ifg, !,
BY Judge Mcneil. 80, n, =
Eugene Finch vs.. Emil Justh.-Order settled,
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COMMON PLEAS SPECIAL Term. {

~ Decisions.
= . BY Judge Loew. ,.- 80 ...
Caroline OestOneicher vs.. Jacob 0estoneIcher.-
Judgment OF divorce granted to plaintiff and Gus.
tQdy OF child awarded to her.. ailoL KIRKLAND cT3 J.
Tracey vs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. settled. l.t..
Bartlett vs. Tracynor.-Bail approved.
Gross vs.. Gr0ss.-MOtt0n granted. ~. 81 ,
Newkirk vs. Newkirk-Motion for attachment
granted In case defendant does not pay the all
mony within four days.
Burkart vs.. Burkart.-Motion granted
BY Judge J. +. DAILY.
Herrick Vs. Houghtaling Motion granted. l
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al save the witness and the Judge, rave his test:
m0ny The witness has Q remarkably rapid mode
Of speech also, ana between Mr.. Peckham and the
Witness counsel jurors and audience had to strain
Of the whole evidence. There certainly are men
text Of most Of the questions and answers s en-
Mr.. Garvey testined--I told woodward that there
was $50. 900 due me for work for Mr.. Tweed at
Greenwich e. and d,, $4,000 cash advanced % M
woodward owed me sis,0oo, for which had
given him RECEIPT, but he had not PAID 5. there
worked in, and 5000 for my own expenses IN
the fall I don't think they knew Of that $4,000;
the whole sum was about three hundred and
should make my bills so thai thirty-nve per cent
Of them would give me back the money thought
due me; they told me that IN making out my aegre;
have stated absorbed; made ont my bills on that
basis, and In all my bills received about thirty
on the face Of the bills, without INTEREST," the 5000
item was for my election expenses In the Fall; l
furnished them some bills In April, and after that
ton OF seven bills which furnished to Ingersol.
Here another OF those unseemly 1iH tI
which are becoming feature among the leading
s "ns a a sSs
ana sSsosx asndo
minute or two. The Witness proceeded to make
another answer, and used enc word Jimmy u
him.
Counsel for the defence got up, and with an as
Court said
$50 far as the word Jimmy Is concerned We ask
that 1t be stricken out OF the Witness answer and
be.u IINN I'A4 r.It rITf-T'' ~ - -
While another fencing TRADE was eotne on
among counsel Judge Davis ELECTED nom the wit
ness the fact that the word Jimmy e. used by
him, was Intended to mean Ingerso. When coun-
sci had got out all the ungentlemanly soto poce
surs that the opportunity presen ted they paid at
tention to the Court. who ruIed:-
IL must admit this testimony com~'ata the
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Objections and Interruptions BY the defence as to
q what say about old
Il 'fhree Or four counsel wanted to know II he
Witness-Yes; he called him 1.-THE old msn;n
knew who he meant; he said, The old man wants
$50 nom me- $4,000 you SIS 900 nom Key
few days since I sent him Sio.ooon and
Ss ss1s sss: y TS G ss S %ss ss
made up the $4,000 with the $1,000; lngersoll
said must get somebody to take the money TO
it TO Mr.. Tweed personally; my brother John
finally took the money to Albany and gave It over
Wines" then stated that he had on certain o
casion, about that time, Q conversation with Mr..
Mr.. Peckham-Do you remember that converse
into afairs in this city BY the Senate Committee,
a an he sa mat ne to BUY
to put up for II, and you must put up for II too
THIS PRoDucED SENSATION 80
SON passion Tor shame) and he again glared upon
the witness. One Of the counsel for the defence
Il would like somebody to look at that man on
the witness stand when he looks at Mr.. Tweed"
This bullying remark ruined up the sensation anew,
1t by remarking, In good-natured way, "Wen
VIII appoint some one to look at him for you" ss
BY Pectham E oSpfD ala Won be-
come acquainted with Mr.. Tweedf A. It was o
good many years ago; he got me q Job to put q
ceiling In the supervisory chamber; 10 was about
thirteen years ago, I think did work on the
that time. lTE y 7-7- = -
objected to by defence, with the remark, ave
know what this Ii leading TO-" 0fff71
Mr.. Peckham stated to the Court that he proposed
fifteen per cent Of the amount OF all bills presented
BY the witness for work done BY the county. lob
'e Witness s continued was given work upon this
building, and asked Mr.. Tweed about the bills no
said to me, make out your bills fifteen per cent
ABOVE your charges - I asked him what should do
then and he told me 10 give the fifteen per cent to
him and ne would take care OF my bills; always
handed him after that tue niteen per cent per-
ended because one day. when was handing him
the envelope, by awkwardness, ! dropped the
and Tweed stopped down beside his desk, picked
up the envelope and put It In his drawer; alter.
, 1873-05-26
THE LUMBER TRADE,

Suspension OF u Combination Of
Twelve Leading Firms In tho Trade.
Special Dtspatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
NEW yoAE, May "A dispatch FROM Troy an-
nouuces tic Suspension OF twelve prominent lumber
Arlua on account Of tho failure Of the combination to
control tho Western lumber MARKET with liabilities
amounting to 50 900. Three O. these firms, blessrs
Dodge h Co., Orson Richards, uud T. Wuda,ns l. Co.,
do business in this city. Watson l. Twituhel who
named in tho dispatch "a belonging to CAlcago, is
firm In Newark, N. J.. On application this aftornoon
for particulars, at No. 80 Wall street, 10 the firm Of
Dodge l. Co.., tho members said TINT the persons
named formed combination early last salnmer, not
to control tho Western lumbor market, hut
for mutual Interest In dBposing OF their manufactured
lumber to tho beBt advantage. They hn III ther pos
session great nnlont Of lumber, amounting to J00,
coo coo ieet much Of which They were obliged to carry
stringent tuonay market, high freighta thu lakes,
mud tho unusual backwardtlesB Of the season. Az
much capital otherwise available ta locked up,
and a. tho stronger tB wero hampere by their con-
resouTces Meesra. g. W. Barnard, Whita Il Co., Pago
i Co., and Dodge Il 20, Invited six pronupnt bank
officers, representing iron, ono.tlirl to one-haf Of
their creditors III auoNnt, to nae an examination Of
scrutiny Of tho entire business and tho Goth inst.
reported that the resources Of tho firms 1urge1y
In 0xceEB Of tho ClninH against thou hut Ia conao-
auonco Of tho peculiar character Q! the lumber trade,
In which nearly ogltoen months la required to turn
tho money lnyestet It IL dcernod advisable for their
crediosa 10 grant hpm reasonable tno to turn their
nsaets into cGHh In consequence OF tAlH State Of affairs
tls hancsA of thoao Arms fl temporarily interrupted
Mr. Richards, It IL sat Ia the largest manufacturer OF
hrr,ce aud honlock III tho country. TAo combination
liabilities 1t tlo Arms Is said to be actually aGout
$4,000, ,t1U.
, 1873-05-26
THE JUDICIAL CONTEST.
A. m. Craigsa Nomination for tho sn.
prenio Court Ientifictl ut Yates City,
HE by IL Snaull nYeGttnFt OF FIJI rpu cru.

A. m. CraiEsR Nomination for tho Su.
prenio Court IenttficA ut Yates City,
1R., by Il Small Meeting OF Farmers.
speefaI Dtspatch to The chteago Tribune.
'9ALEsDuna. Ill., May 24.-A notice appeared in IN
E1Enwood paper tint Farmers Convention would DO
hold ut Yates City on the 94th at 10 a.. H., to be nd-
dressed by A. N. Craig. Tho farmers' clubs and
grnngcra OF the adjoining towna were invited. At tho
appointed time BONO twenty thirty, mostly delegates
from farmers, clubs wero In attendance. It WAS ru-
nlored that Mr.. Craig would not nrrive till o'clock,
p. At . p. m tho meeting was called to order, md
shir Knable Of Salem, called to tho CHAIR. Tho Chair
Grange to ratify tho nominnson Of Atr. Craig, aud
approved the nomination. wero invited to tnke part,
and that no: other business was In order
ss n III S oss ss had m ssen ..ta1s atsf ss e aaaS En-
from a1ondo.a informed him tlat he could not bo
present Aftor sreeca from James IT, Stewart, the
md tho ohair thon gave noico th.t tIe work q te
continue in session tor private business, and that tho
grangers who could mako themselves known at tho
gs S Ssr TIE esgass ana ohe
ably dIagustcd Alr, Emery Of the Irafrss Fur
mer, nli the why from Chicago, to AGO and
hG1r M ofae 54 eraed Up his and sses
day loahng-all to hear that resolution road.'
sneeig! "a Rispatsh q to ~ mhs Chicago 1td1ans
Wilcox, e Elga. Many Of tha noat prominent cii.
exhibited degree Of unanlmlty that promises hard
lght. The friends OF MIR. Wheaton feel that It will 10
o p h for h
integrity.
n,y Thssas fssts' Ge H. Msy The
day md passsa the following:
County Central Grange that the Hon. w. Wheaton
, 1873-05-26

New TonK, May 24.--In London. this belng the nf-
tyfourth recurrence Of tho birthday Of Queen Victoria
today was kept halthnllday and was usllered Id
BY tho firing Of aaiutos and tho ringing Of bells Dur
ing tho day there rogiow Of tho military and in
the evoning tho city will 10 illuminated. -
NEW YonK, May 14-TAe London Daily Nt,ss Of
R1ay II, publishes dispatch dntod Nice May H. from
pr. Gurney, John stuart Mills Intending nhyeIcan
from Which It appears TINT he was In fair hpaItu and
good Spirits to tic time Of his attack Of eryeipelns
which rapidly its fatal, courso In the
short siaco OF four days. Thia disease 1s
epidenio IN tho 1ow-lying chy ground about Ay1g-
non Ho knew tho situation not healthy, but Ind
purchased . house and grounds only because they
sfero close to tho cemetery, whero Ills wifo was
buried fifteen yeara ago nnd In order that he might
spend AZ much OF Ills time as possible near her tomb
Tho house, moreover, was denzely surrounded by
trees which he would net allow to bo touched lest tho
nightngales abonnding in the nnishboshood should
quit tile spot. Tho avenue under tho sads Of which
b. h.. composed and ,,,, studied, was allied With
swalowinG and from tho heat and weight of tho
mous y awoiling which came ovoE h!s face md mock.
Yet ho learned the fatal naturc Of tho attack With calm
might not outve hu mental faculties and suffer from
long, wasting disease was grathed for hs reat intel
loot romained clear to tho inst moncu His wtalt that
hta funara! might be quiet aud simp1o waa attended to
by As loviuV .tcp-daughtcr l1.otpa nviictudc,
The funeral took place In tho simplest fashionthe
Frcnch DOCTOR Protestant pastor, and yself nlone
being present with tho family. Prayer was offered at
tho grave, and most touching addresB waa made by
tho Iastor. Then the beautiful tomb Of s wife was
opeuea aud he was placed by tho side Of her o loved
we'll.
, 1873-05-26

NEW YonK, MaY .2A-Four hundred md twont.
eight bodies hayG been recovered from tho wreck
the steamship Atlantic, leaving 1l8 passengers una-
counted for. Nearly dozen bodies Of tho lost caba
ataterooma have not been examined by the divers,
is not thought that any bodies will be found In then
,escapod to the deck when informed ii their in.
pending danger after tho ycsEcl struck.
NEW YoRK, hlny 2i.-A Halifax letter on tho
tntertnent OF tho bodies Of tic passengers Of tho
steamship Atlantic says: "T The graves or
trenohes tn many casoa nre scarcely deep enough
70 allow The collins to- rest mora than q few
rntns hayo. washed away what littlo Garth cover
Ing there was, and to<lay there are hundreds Of
bod!ea are crowded Into a single hox, and in
somo cases oyon three; and, III order to econo-
mia IN tho matter Of spacs, they arc often placed In
trenches two aud throo deep. AT tho feet of tAesa
shabby graves ond rude collns aro molcst tablets,
which record the auernga and deaths Of hundreds u
men, women, and children.
, 1873-05-26
WALL STREET..
Review OF tho Money, Gold, Eond,
Stock, on1 Produce MnrTkots.

Review OF the Money, Gold, Hond,
Stock, om1 Produce mnrI1cts.
Special Hspafch to This Chicago Tribune.
New YonH, Mny 24,-Wall street waH insuirorab1y
dull to-day Money ruled cnsy from to per cont on
call. Tho bank statement Ia unfasorablo, showing
net loss Of $500 In tho legal roaerye which il gen.
ara1 disappointment to tic Htroet.
wcro ducs than on any othor day Of the week, Aside
from Pacific Mail, Western Union, aud Eric ttio
changcs woro small Tho attendance ut tho Exchange
was atimt and the market at timca neglected. Tho
bank statement had no perccptb!o effect Oh prices,
wan active, With furthor advance. The manmuyres
Of tho bull combination In gold is n tho subject Of
oomment Il Is intimAed TINT Gould s strengthening
himself In gold 1t this time, to prevent the aocx mar
ket running away from him.. The Vienna panic being
England being ciocKsd il is reasonable to suppose % 20
that the bank rate might DO reduced to such iguro
s1na n9eo espa hs1e fr e., n
sal tha ths 1uat what tho great bull wants to pro-
vsnt possibe las gaugea tug receptseles for
10 can feep money fevss by ocsa.ionsl sqssss. ha
sx sSSs Ssssys%isF =
e kesp 70 SsaS of Eagsnd Tae arm, II md conass
quently Enslish capital VIII stay at homo.
Ct slis port for The woek unding to-day wero 1885,
. Governments wore strong mud pricos advanced to
tho highest point Of the aeason. Tho inpst important
feature 'a the scarcity Of all descriptions which CAUSES
mnrked Improvement wlonaYor tho deinand becomes
. little active. 0~~~'''~0
PRODUCE
For -four tho inquiry waa light under strong dis
position to realtze Most grades under SO O0 were
ss,stsr Though there WIS little anxiety rsalzo on
wintor wheat bxands No. mud ordinary extraa woro
refy heavy w5th morn dene IN Sales o7oo
Of q arpsrs compelling he to pay advance
good spring aro lnattod: Winter was qat but fIr1n
Bales, ~, GOO bu roce!rte, O., $40 bu.
Pork wns quiet and caller for juno loypry, May
e quoted at about o2. The sales, eaah and rog-
$500 fos rnmps. Fof future delivery, 2so brs tor
wore generally age, hut for dry sslted meats theTo
11c. Dry aalled Shoulders quoted ut 7,437Ho,
salcs OF 500 lbs picked bellies nado t. II lbs
average are Quoed oc Reccipts 467 pkga. Bacon waa
fairly acttvcr and prros Hlout the same with sales Of
1900 boxes OF short clear 90 spot Long clear Is qrocd
o. Lard was 1uiat anl raher unsettled. West
ern is quoted ut Lido the spot md for May. For
future delivery tho business reported cmbrisel GOO
tcs for S1ny at 1lGc and $50 tea for July ut 7lGc
Receipts, 80 pkgs. ::
, 1873-05-26
RELIGIOUS.
Tho Presbyterian General Assembly,
Morrill,, Mt linltimorc..procccut
YAatcrhnxa =.

"
North, :at ltnlttn,orc..procccuings
81. -speeias Dispa.eh 10 Tia Chicago tribune.
DALrrMonE, May 2&.-Tho Assembly to-day. ,nanf-
fesa tho purpose 10 hasten m adjournment hy limit
Ing tho speeches OF others than Secretaries and Chair
mon Of committees to fire minutes. Notwithstanding
this, there was much, proaosa talking. Many Com
missiocra arc particularly Interested in ono depart
mcnt Of tho Churchs work, md ignorant or carocrs
OF all others Consequently, each report Is followed by
from mon moved by tia spirit to interptut tg
moaning, or nsat upon ta orl8. This kind Of person.
Al display "as checked three timoa to-day by operation
o. no previous question: Tho colorcd Commissioners
Committee has boon a Presbyterian ,ninater twsn,y
W. long missionary In Africa. lila orntion
PRODUCTION md cioss The transond frno OF n ahe & IN
Or speaking to smother wero very snnarcnt:e Th
especially wth So dsoaastoa i1st na ss at. t
frsoaS hax 9ny max tho whites to heal te wounds oy
Tho report Of tho Committee On Mansos vns ro,,oh,
treated 1t contemplated tho continuance Of tha 1n.
tG0 tSn 70 the building Of raraonago and
ysas % sSo oRsan oRsZ aas *a9r n:sns Inc
hen II Tho Assembly opposed tic report aIo ana
Dodge especially obscng to tho e1pondttnr0 n Fl Fl
m!t.ss ras only ostsIsod on tic nalasndtns 2 9 thas
OFFICIAL would 10 demandod. IN the midst Of this ani
oSsrnnn saa aseae M H." ons snan member sa tst M Wilson,
/
sa petf.,pna to
md that hs continuance In tho work
Of eroosing with rowing commission and Ok
nenaea paid would bo profitable Investment, 10
Church could not atYord to hiro roviug mauiaca to
Writo is history Thfa uorauco causol much fooIIn1
Mr: Wllson @ be!ng m amiablo md plous man. Jnst
notore tho morning adjournment ]. D. Dunn Mt
tcmptoa TO introduce resolution requiring IN anoo9y
for ths offensive remark but tho Moderator ruled tI5s
miast Of much confusion. Tho only mattor Of Interest
IN tho report Of the Committee Theological o,ni.
Seminary DO surrendered to ita Trustees viii yiaw
to t0d the differences setwesn The Southern
serious Illness IN Ills fami1yF ~<~1'' -
BALTIMORE. 1S Ss1 Tie :4fss s.ss!stsd trss:'o, 5:;s
ss assrs e e. a5 @
past year q sllo number of ehrchea conttIbut.
stHs tna So.r TaeSSvDs Sava
worth oaoo Tho naasd sdpuss enas
that IN future not moro Than bo allowed In aid
ct any, church. Tho report and Recommendation werf
Tho report Of tho Committee On a1ansca was takor,
up and discussed until rccesa. After recess tho special
the Frcedmcn-wna submitted, with the recomnlenda.
ton thu. tho Assembly commend tic missions for tne
os ohure rhe aors show hat ho feeops ur ,ns
Ing the year were 500 expenditures, So 2d0 Tho
fseofS Ss' e sSsssRs e. 4s ,ao
T.
Ros. E. J. Adams, colored who delivered forcibio
waa adopted. The Committee on church Folly re.
ported. The Assembly adjourned until D. M, when
the report on Theological so1ninariea viii bo
At tho aesaion tonight, tho report On Theological