, 1875-08-02

Tho Bethel to E8e f1OrtVngcd to Pay
| a1r. I4ceChrrsH SafArv-rho Bessie
| turner E>Mau-The pr0ctorsEfuphka

Thu Bethel to Ese a1ort4ngcd to Fay
s1r. Isccchcr'H Sa1arv-Tho Bessie
Turner Eunu--The rr0ctoF.fsrnphkd
f.tbc1s
4ft,o FORK Ttnrs, Jt.'yai. .......
It's somowLat anthuritatiyaly slated that th&
olcnla of Plymouth Church iEtclId to raiea
ths S,t,010 additional salary .yulcd to Mr..
B.echtr by . mortgage On tho Bethel
Tho reason fur this course. AZ 1eIstod BY
tome Of the prominent mernhers Of tho church,
OF those Interested In tho matter OF paying Mr.
leechoFb incseass Of en1ATy, considerable diff
cnlty III found in getting the 7l90.t0o paid up.
IL u tho oiu way: olc thing to vot6, anl another
speaks asrerte that u! That tllcy hnvo been Abia
to collect OF tho s5fl.1do fson tho congregation
Ia s3,'Do. huch Mat" Of thugs hoeina hardly
credible wheh 1t IL tenietbefsd that plymouth
Church.. tliEco ytara ago, Ut a siuple meeting.
ralKed S5H, G0H 10 discharge tho Uslh-l debt,
fluid ~ now bang raised annug tho mora
enthusiastic inonlbcrs Of Plymouth Church for
tho benefit Of Miss Ucahio Turner. Tie mnttet
III kept very quiet, but there s but litto doubt
| movement of tho kind III in progress. Tho
amount obtained for tue aid Of tho youpy lady
has not begn dlvul9ed.
Tho cxtGt!dcu tinlo for tho defendants 10 m
swer in the suit for libel brought 1v Misn Edna
Dom I'rector againet tho Now York Graphic
Company exrirea to-day. The danaKoa arc laid
Al 100000 Tho action in question was brought
on account Of nu alleged libel contained In
Francis D. Noaltcu's long statement III rc!a-
ton to tho Ttltol,. Daechor scandal, untl which
was published in tho Daily Graphic lnas fall
1t ID now moro than probablo that tho
ru.t will pever DO tried, but will in ali
likelihood 0o compromised on nimllar tersna to
tLoAe In WHICH tho BANJO iesuo WAS settled be-
twecn Mas Proctor o. plaintiff and T. u. Moul-
ton as dcsenjaus A letter written yesterlay,by
Wia1n A. lJeach. counsel for the Graphic
Company. to Ten. 3. F. Tracy, Of cnuusol for
Miss Proctor. calls tho latter'a attention 10 tho
exu!ration OF tho ttmo given dufondants ii
| Which to anHwer tho complaint, aud asks
fGr further extension Of sixty dayU. Mr.
| Beach at t.ls same ttno reminds Gcu. Iracy Ut
| all interview tiey had upon the subject Of tho
asti'''s, iii wh.h il waB agreed betwoeu them that
tho Hsnt nhould le withdrawn upon the defend-
snta p.bllshing Tcttaeton Of tnn article COM
plaite1 oi lIu further recalls to Gen. Trncy'H
uo!ice that tho latter PROMISED to draft nm nc-
| cei'table torm Of seractian md forward tho
same for Ass lMs. !. E:ach'sl approval:
Tint proposed paier. i IL stated. has not
Yat beet, rcceIyed. Mr. Leach nlao Btates thas
Gen. Tracy, though desiring to submit the mat
ter to Mrs Proctor, had no dolLt Of obtaining
| her absolute mn roval of the cunreu proposed.
'lLe action was sakcn in tho supreme Court Of
ktuga County on tho 22i Suptn1nbor ia74. Az
there wilt bo none vi tho supreme Court Judges
III attendance III Brooklyn to-day, ani ~ 0en-
Tracy is absent On h!s farm Ut owcgo. Tioga
County. it may Le presumed that sixty days e1-
funston Of time will lo granted.
U:anpprcciuteA Enterprise.
In ScrlJncr for August IL Nil arscIe OH "ice,"
III which occurs tho following a>.eul.nt at tha
a:te;n,t to Introduce AnaTlclll ics .ulu En ,lanl
| iD 1si2:
Al tl,ut date fancy drinks wore almost unnoard
Q! iu tho clubs taverns and gin palaces OF Lon
dun slr. llittlnytl cuncayed the idea OF intro
Iuciug sheso to sl,uw 10 wpat oztons lea wan
| Used III "tho States" fur this purpose. lie,
therefore. secured tho Services IF hoyetaf bar.
kreprrs whom i,s lind initiated into tue msHtur-
lts nf mixing jn!cp1, fmasIe6, cocktniH, Rhd
,Ifher 1rf1ti{H known nt1iY fuHkI l1iH
| experience, ~ ho relates it liimsoii, III very
amusing;
II went mt IN tile steamer M a. to make ar
Tangemcnta for tho arrival ot tha har@ and cargo.
Delivered my letters talked with parties, aud fsit
| perfectly B;iso that ! 4ad struck ycl. III duo
t,no tho Sharon having nsado JrosE eroun
passage. arrived in tile Thames. Tho tlllns, had
! Ieeh talked uvar much tint tito cargo ot
Rns.ou ice was as vol advertised III it could
| have boon in tho columns " tho Ttnles. Lat.
after all. it ap,leArod to them strange fish TINT
,,o Clio dared to touch. Ny toelinEs wsro just
about tiie temperature Of my ice s(nI wasting al
rapidly. At lastI was introduced 10 the Chairman
or President Vt the FlBlmougetH' Association,
Ill association which wah not long in dincoser-
ing lad tho 1nelit ot wealth. il not IT Bocia! poa
ttou. 11o Was sociabie: aud seemed to colnFru.
| heud my position il didu't his. atattors woro
| soon arranged; magnificent hall or saloon
Lad becn Hccutod | aBccrtaiucl t'Ias my baE-
keepers. through constant lri had attained
tue correct sielght OF haud 10 mixing tho drinks::
The hour arrived. Thu hail whs long and
brilliantly lighted. After tic company was
seated, tie Chairman introduced meland tho sul'-
| ject-nlattcr Of the evenings discussion. Now.
thought l, am ali right. A. a given signa! tho
welI-trainod waltorg appeared, !aden with ths
different drinks. Tue effect was gorgeous, and
expected MI ovation Tint io Yankee evur had.
but, alas tho lirst sounds that broke tho 81
lenco wero : I Bay-aw. waitsw, little 'oe
wAtaw, II you please; pr0!cr 1t alt n off. !
mndo q dead rush fur tho door, next DAY settled
my bills iu London, took the train for Liverpool
aid tho sscatner for ivstoa. aud counted up
| c,nar 1nar of 81 ljGt'