, 1874-07-18
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

l1tA 0ROWN+
Tho trial OF this poraon WAS resumed yeHterday
1t tho Ada atroo. Church. Proceedings oponed
with prayer by tho nav. DR.. Toltau. lie WAS
followed by tho 8eoretary, who read tho tosti-
mony taken Oh tho two previous ocoasions for
Tho bonofls OF MIR. Cartor, who was absont ut tho
lime. After thls todi Gus procnotltug waa at All
sld, tho testimony Of tho previous evening WAS
road to tho nov. Blr. Etrobrilgo. Tho roaaing Of
Testimony did not end until after o'clock. DR..
brigga thqn requested tint
Dn. aoopFELLows
Btatemopt 10 taken, as that gout'omnn could not
ronvoniontly stay III town auy longer, mud, as LIS
Testimony was considered to 10 Of great impor-
lauco, 1t would reccuHitato his return from
Bloomington ns some future ditto, II 1t woro not
Tho counsel for tho doferso stated BIO objootod
10 Dr.. Goodfallow'a testimony. being takon t,on
pr at any other timo unless 1t was previously
rndarht0od that Ills testimony would ho ro-
buttal OF what had already boon proved by tho
aofonsa.
Dr.. Briggs said that he consldercd DR.. Good
falloua tostfmony OF Importance, as he WINS q
mou,har Of tho Cabinet and oortainly mlat know
tomsthing about Or. Dandy's appointment to
that church,. -..
DR.. FELTON, thon intorpoaod and said TINT lo
pould not admit Or. Goodfollow's testimony to
be takeu at this stage Of the enso. although Ae
ronsldorod Tint Testimony Of considerable value.
TUE COUNSEL FOR THE nEpEEgE
then made atatomott to tho o{reot tint ho had
never attempted to prove that Or. Dandy lad
Dverboro tho rotnonstranoo and forced hiHRolf
upon that church. This seemed to DO 90 much
In contradiction to tho Testimony Of previous
meetings, tlat .conBidorablo surprise was mani
feBtod by tho whole audience.
After It had boon decided that tue charges
ReRiunt MIR. Brown came under the first rule in
the Book Of Discipline,
MR.. Known
s.tsa was s , to es ;99a aa sy s,tds bis s1s q and no.
ncetion With the church. Nr. brown then made
o1oar and concise account Of Ills rotation to the
church, and was atterwara asked thitty-ono
questions By bis counsel, all OF which 10 an
noro corroboratod by ha counsel. who produced
!he notes, checks, &C., that 10 had gtvon III pay
ment for tho material for the church.
Tho workmen on tho church wnro hired BY
NJ. Btovcr,. and. wero paid BY hlr. brown, ono
worth &l0o oaoh. About thirteen lots were thus
Incorporated into tho cllllrch"fund. When tho
church was built Il was proposed BY somo ~ Of tho
Trustees 70 put out q loau OF 915 900. This Alr.
age tho notes ho alfoadyio against the church,
Md hence he throatonod to sell those ho held.
In regard to the polkey quarToL Mr. Drowu
rtated that. ns 10 Ind not boon on speaking
terms with Mr. polkey for about two yoars, when
boot-blpokiug WAS ho conaidorod It IN insult and
replied that "ifit was nut for spelling tint protty
lace would split your uoso." This, Mr. Brown
plains, fs what has been distorted into tho terri
bio eplthets III tic olargcn against him. ue alao
stated that, when Mr. Dandy had boon ap-
pointed, Ao ceased Ills oppoHition to him,
Ind lieut. q holplng hand wlcnevor
It was necessary. Tie prosecution did not OBJ
')eet to anything tint Mr.. Brown Rald, rs ho
seemed to wluh to got tho whole testimony MS
speedlly as possible, The Court ohjouted but
pnco, and tAat wns when Mr.. Brown atated ho
opposed tho appointment Of Mr. Dandy on the
grounds that hiB spirituality was not qroat
snough for tho Ada Street Church. and that
Bishop Simpson had said that DR.. Dandy must
20 to Ada street, a. thero waa NO other place for
him.
AZ 1t Tas then time to adjourn, Dr.. Drigga
said that, aa le would necessarily 10 out Of town
for two weeks, he would like to occupy nil to-day
IN trying tho oaso. Two Of tho Committco found
It impossible to atteud. and tho counsel for tho
defenso objected. They finally adjourned until
+ p. nj. To-Day, when 1t il hoped Anal acicn will
be taken on tho caso.