, 1874-07-19
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

nende-prown Ada Street IouIco trlaA WE
3ne rsxtardsy afternoon. DR.. G. E. Fe}to'
tonpA s,.;r ur. Brouse for defense, and Dr.
IN 'ae - pranston, for prosecution Defor'
h'gs nn, ore.aizatlon ct the tnouisition th
ttelurf ~ tho Rev. Mr. strobridge, given th'
sF'osa ,efore. nag read to Mr. Carter, = mem
tse''ah s,he ctmni,tee, who had been absent OF
bet ~ - ,he death Of child. This being
sec'a.s 9Th tho meeting Was formally opened
w.. ~ 9rarer b5 the enair-
T'.p p p1 n,oase asked privilege to introduce twe
~" ...,, Witnesses before aIr. Browns testi
INV wss proceeded WILL
lo0' nR 9. I. NuLIETr
..raa Had beard conversation between
ns1un and Policy, in which the tormol
a..,,ed ~ to nash the 1atter's nose, aud called
dirty pup" He never knew aIr,
nu ,efcre, and never heard any such
Ht ,s-s,t,ou Is was alleged il the specifications,
ssA n.s.1 snoen III. Brown BY eight for two years.
ne e1.,rxersation took place corner Of Madison
lps1 ~ .sslle, John c. Cittel vas present.
JOHN c. c1rTEI
49,, M hesrd tbs conversation In question.
- .sa u,,1ett bsd told al. Ha never Baw either
~, ,.4ies BEFORE He heard ,Mr. Brown
thre..eu to mash Mr. polkey'e nose, and so forth,
~ nse scme such remark Is hootblack." Was
Informed vho taa parties vera nttcr the conTer~
ssuon- rp, ,nocr
..1,.d, TIE Chair cautioned Mr.. Bnouse
a;nst .sliue Irrelevant questions. when spirit
y .nardpg between the Cbajr and counsel en-
saed ii. Brown proceeded: :'os Brother
80 Of The Trustees. and their
Es"" s.nprnrarfy
~ eo-opssats with Dr.. Dandy for the further
.s,son tlst he came to my house. upon .wo Co.
Wine T;taeas vas not allowed to relate the conrer-
<.tion~ which led to another wranele between
The Chair and Nr. Dronse as to the character of
Dr., Driggs wanted the largest liberty allowed
,'r, Douse in the e1amiuatiou, and asserted
h.nsalf ready to meet anything adduced.
Ill, Brown proceeded: ] never said ! held
ox.;gxee against the church 1t WAS simply an
;clsttedness. At the meeting OF the Board,
lI.,4 1874, Dr.. Dandy used unchriEtian words
toFsrds ne. Mr. Dandy at that meeting gave
F,tash Arsnue Church had given the church
5000 that was not accounted for. I
c2a;z1dicted him fatty and aDologi2ed. We bad
syue further words. Mt. Dandy wgs angry ut
lie sme but + WAS not. He charged NE with
lsyiug tired to embitte1 the members OF the
Conference against INN. etc.
The entire evidence ot AIr. Brown was then
rad for correction, the Committee in the me2p~
the 1djonrning tor lunch.
itsoclock the Committee returned, when
NIs. T. q. GARLAND,
rita Of the late Secretary OF tbs Churct. Board,
us called, Gu the 10Th Of April Nj. Dandy
uIad st her house, in the absence OF her hus-
Ind. Hs wanted to sea the Secretay'a hook
|, Eas shown him. Ee took it and carried it
trnY tA fTanfaf n rna1 tfa raoerAa
roniaing to return it. He never returned it.
itave AsIed him for it, but be refused to give
t ap. He fpal1y gave it itto the hands Of
Il. new Secretary. He said he had right to
Ii book and no 0ne could question uis author
ii
NIB. r. c. GARLAND
rIe1 was Church Trustee in 1878. md join
elth church in 1854. I hare been Steward
hnn1 two years.. Some $3.50 OF the dedication
paas5 was appropriated to the kesp-Ioau. Some
u he money Was used for the pul chase Of coal.
VI. ktrobrsdge was paid 5400- do not know OF
thesa amounts being accounted for to the Trus-
taes- do not know anything OF the arrange
nents msde With Mr.: Brown about fulsning the
church. wgs at q Trustees meeting wAeu the
question WIS discussed. Mr. Brown said he
would Aa1Ance ope-ha}f or one-third the ueces-
Ea1y money U ar. Jennings would do his part,
witch would saye the church from eUba5fasa-
meut. | heard Mr. BroHn saY ha would sell
notes be had against the church-he did not eay
% n.licsonsly. Or. Dandy told me- that Mr..
Brown must be gotten out OF the church Hhila |
III. B. EAS in Califprnia.
claim to be Trustee am aware, houorer.
lhst bT form Of election ! hare been expelled. !
| tneser said to any one that Browns conuncs |
xss the cause Of tue trouble N the church The |
tssets Of the church were turned over to Dr.. |
dandy by the Trustees. Ho Was empowered to |
re tho assets to pay of the debts. This was |
hter Mr. Drown had gone to California, He !
a.1 possession OF the TIeaEurer's book at tAa !
tine,
H. Brown said he had another witness,
AR. RoEERT CUMMINGS,
rho Vas absent. He wanted hun to prove the !
.almns Of the Offensive letter. He wanted s. !
tanter hearing postponed until Monday.
3ne Char thought the animus Of the letter in |
s2sstion had been shown.
DR. DDIGG8
F.nposed to submit the case to the Committee !
sanonf argument rese1ving the right to ha,d |
ns Committee o statement from the books OF |
is church, with the books themselves, exhibit
Y the settlement Mr. Brown made with the !
aG1eh
IL. Btouse objected. lie had asked sewers
aass to zee the books in question. but bad not
zz.,alne the books, aud they were found all
ashs1 6e wou}d rot object to the proposition.
Y pohteIy iutimated that it was possible the
Looss bad been tamrered with, and warued Or. |
6'1Sgs AGAINST glring tha Committee written
's2a.nent in the shape OF 8 statement"
:, Aeses some further parleyiug, il was agreed
EoA tbs defense should
EIAM7SE TIE BooEB
eaass the ere Of Col. Moore, Secretary OF the
eeasea 8a2,d, when the meeting adjourned to
laae< e asna Monday morning, Aug. 3, at 8
= clock yhs delay Of tho tr1ni comes Of Dr.
= 1tSgs t}g Mang tn engagement Of several weeks
L. r. IS PREDICTED
:. saose to1nected with the rriAl, that let the
eula'stea report as II will the case will bs ap~
sS4. tSs4lea. 4 Mr. EsoWn ia expelled from the ! ,
/ 1sa. = 10 Hai be sure to appeal; il he is not,
;, -, e4oaly sire ths prosecution will look to
Dao;nef W. n tf1al~ Under the law Of the Church
IT, IT, lesaaeos, under certain circumstances, can
.s .sst aose new trial. Thete are ways innum-
= aale ~ !" pfottact the var, hut none, 1t seens,
o..hag pence. In the meantime, Ada Street | |
'aa1en nuat suffer near INTO death.
TIE Quo WARRAHTo. r
w ns q ,1as OF Thomas G. Garland, OF the Ads
nc. nc. Ne;aodlss Church, against the Board OF
l.. sses' oelnE motion Tor au information in :
nonaN NJ s.sa1e of / quo wa1ranto AGAINST the ro-
rrs,aaa rassa1a same up before Judge Farweu in the
+ I@ court yesterday morning.
,s.' ~ ~ nono, counsel for Taspoudeuts read the |
rss.s @n'ch BOT forth, in substance, that the
ss4t Doafd OF Trustees wera legally md F
n y e!ectea 1t 3 meeting held A1ay q, 1874, t
sau.seaag being called and conducted strictly t
- so1uance With the Constitution and By 3
49,! =" me ada Street Church, Hhiah contain G
HpFlet0n prohihitine1 tha raf;pp ~ rrnn,oy, far