, 1876-03-04
tho work was boing wal tlons. Upon bslpr "a.
at liberty the hoyn wore gyen to un7arataud int
tho dose would ho ronna!osf a. oftou NJ nccesyars
Until the patients woro c,rod
PLYMOUTH pILGR1,ls' PROGRESS.
A Trnstsvort1ly Elcco Of tsropa1ccv.
Tho Euturo- OF tho }keacai 9cnpdnt-
EolncthinE fkollabto in lkcxnrIt 10 n
-tt6tt&nE Mt 1he 1Bpttaur Ehuta.

teH JGaIA l1h4}lbN Nv tlD Ibniu18t III q IHli term
Of sound lifo, aud who would ho exceedingly
rcnesantto pasa arny. without being put lnst
1osBeRalon Of the bottom facts OF tito creI
!trooktyn, tronblo,, no iaso bad proparod. whtIs
they yas tabernacle In Tho iiesfi, tho following
diary. Its statements may -b9 unroHor.cdIss
raiesl on, as It was prepared by III on,Incn. Hsa.
ltstioiap, diAcipto aud ptotage Of tho hleusss.
Eddy. of Chittonlon, Vt., WHO rosdn tba
tnturo as readily ns tho advanced pupils IN .nt
high acluola read tho exercises iu tho ThIyi
K0atler. This Is important II true.
1876 Fob. 24-plymoutll Church.. by md win
thu otlvice and oonaantaf tho Advisory Council
nu fn tho itlteroat of tho discovery Of tho bo..
tom factB, appoiut a cou1mittpo Of thsoe Ia
so'cct 4 commission Of 1.-Two, tl,o duty Of Which
Commission ahall bo to reccsvo and oxanno aIl
cia}Eoa against tho pastor whicl, may bo no.
sontea within aixty days.
1877. Dec. 31-Tho Commission Of Five np
pointed BY tho 0ommittoo OF Thtoo In Fel,r,arz
1876. unanimously report In favor of tho creation
OF committee Of ilyo to he appointed by 4 CON.
mission OF thrno. which nl,all 10 cl.arRol witt
tho dnty Of examining tho evidence ta1ton by thl
tco Of Throo. and Of dotlacinE tlorosrom IL,
bottom facts OF tho cnso ttndot consideration.
1878, May 10-lieary Q. Dowen appears h
Print Offering all new subacslhnsa to tho 1ula
entitled MY Experiences In i Brooklyn Dastlo'
or Prison L,fo at HnllidaY's."
1880, July 4-Tho Committee Of Five rlqntA
of Plymouth Church tho power 10 aenti far {aizso
AplCJ T0E6pU8 AEu lnbNhJJ HApG1a-fApu rtE&E
aud othor comtorIa. Io1uaat gsansed.
1896. DEG, 25-The CoHt1fstoe of Fivo present
certa,n findings which, ut ttlhir BuggtAtion. ma
resssEea to tho Court OF Appeals for an ,exsrsIu.
llcRl opinion. ..
1909, Dec. 9t-Iho Court Of Appo.ls ronaar
yo1y oxtta-iutioint :opinion. iu which they taxa
emphatic grounds againHt tho union Of Church
and state: they nlso call Tho attention OF rly.
mouth Church to tho poets lne-
On cvsry height thure lies rarnse,
tLAt L..
libel, sinco tho record shows that fepoaa dooB uo
lie on Drooklyn Heights.
1904, May pa new Advisory Council asscu;
b)os In Bto5k1yu.
deliysranoe strongly urging Plymouth ohurchto
iol5, July 2l.-Tho deliroraucs of tho Adrl-
sorry Council being announced to the public
through tho probs, every member Of said Coun.
Gil. by order Of tho Society for tha Prevention Of
btood that Gnu DO procured.
1912, Sept. 4.-Tho Brooklyn Bottom Fac.a
nvcatignting Society Of tho Unitod statos, With
q chapter In each city, town. 'hnA village Of tLs
form adopted 1t a mass. .tnootiug hold ut Coopu
Institute and on the trnnBpntencieB hotns IA
their procession to and from tue hall. their In.
tention Of getting at the bottom facts wlthia
hlxty daYa.
a5l5, Fob. 4.-Tue Now York branch O. Ii.
1roDlt1yn Bottom Facts :Eociety Of the United
atatos petition the Losihlature for tho appoint,
mont ut . non-partiHau Commission to lind oui
Just what there ih aIso 1uBt wla. t1lnra isn't. 10
tho charges prcf0r1ed aRaiust tho Into Ear
Honry Ward pcecher.
2085. hla1ch 4-TAc nom partisan Commission
appointed by tho Governor mako their first 70.
port to tho LoRslasuro IN which thoy .rocoa.
lnond that tho Gommisaion be forthwith paid oa
and dsbandcq. and thut ali their functions h
transferred to THO Regents Of tho UniversIty.
The report was agreed to mud ita raeammcult
sion adopted.
s2tAa, Nov. 1.-THE Regents Of the Uniso,.
Bity conRult with Messrs. u. 0'Conor EyRrts anl
:Eyarts O'Copor In regard to d country with
which thu United Btatos has no extraddnt
treaty.
nGovernmont stasmor nnrHuos the 1eBso1 hay1ng
thn1, OIL board and bringa than back, mud thu
Atsotnoy-Geuetsl serves d unndnmus ou them
requiring taom to forthwith rapport rhe bottom
facts tn, tho Eaenhcr seaplal.
1142, Nov. 19.-1he Regenta Of tho Uniyorelty
prosont their report, blttky document, covering
1000 pages Of toplBcap, nf evidance, aud para.
graph warmly fAvoting.-in fact .antreating III
immedisto referonee Ut tho rholo rubieot to tho
.0anRfiD Board with poW0r to rapport compete.
al93 April 1--htark THath-a linsal descendant
| of the auolent hnmoriAt Of TINT nalne-addrsssa
lattor to tho lIartfor1 CouraA III regard to hi
1nost fsaaibls method Of get,lag at Tho bolton
o Committee or Commission camp9aed al pso.
fessionai divers would 10 tho tort Of o1sanza.
tlon Moat likely to anl tho bottom facts aud
tbr!ug them 70 tue aurfsce., -
.2ai8, May 23-IAe Canal Board. in tho mntta
of tho 'bptturn fncta Of the Hrooklyn aGandaL
/ mako preliminary report, showing by tho eai.
| n1RteB Of compatept en4inoors tlat, II oil Of
Br0tber 64oarnaua taalH Ind fallen into tho
| Eric. tho Masos would have riscn 10 feel: ~
inches. Tho rapport copuludea with Tho IoelgnA-
.tlou Of ail tho members of tho board.
| 24H7, Aug. 1i}-Ihe Springfield HepltieGa
otthts morning, in douh}o-fga,led leattot, cnr-
,pletoly covering the editorial pago aud oosad.
ing tue bottom faots tn the Beochar ,soands! "
referred TO @. +. Adams. Of Massachusetts
! Tic Republican aays Mr. AnamA honotahy
.weaTn q great naIne, and that his hrnesa fa
tue task III shown III the fact thnt i,e ilRs 1uIt
-couao In frou, finding The lopg-soueht uatbs
22as, Jpa. 1-Ms. q. r, Adams, to IL
/ grief and confederation Of the eutire country,
publishes . hitler III tho Boston Aduertse1' d.
Tasts comsp;onos % &rtrso1aaars ene
him by Plymouth Church, IT an Aulual aauJ
| Of f1,G10,gQ0 gold. DIR. Adams in bis t'.
tor. apeakH In tl!stFuatful farms Of hit ona
Abilities aud Indicates hts aunso OF IT,
upon him, In tue assertion that. hanged II 10
woulda't rather take 0 contract to run for bs
Presidency. with tae Springfield Republican tsf
AIA bacAaF, than touch 1t.
I itQlHs RGRfF 4Q-'5A+ - 1Alk4 AAA EI&kAllsshai"
meeting oi Plymouth Church. taIegrata is pst.
pared knd aont to all nations aud kinglpnla ~
tho savage, hnrbarous, ha!t-oiYili2od, civilized.
and oalghtonod world, calling upon ol! naoi
I aRaxY rlaore to conn forward wilAin ,tho peh
6o0 yeara with my Huggcatians thoy Inay 70
| oiaE &eudiug to throw light Oh the bot.om fsesa
In the Aaochas scandal. A. the sssso .a'eetiag.s
committee, consisting Of 1UD disosuos person.
from .overy s.ato IN tho Uniou, aud 80 d'sstoes
pesaops iron, zach ei tl,o torsssorios aud y!
dlaoraet from escL Ut tho prlnciIalitics AHa
poweru Of he Old World, III appo,nte4ayis pos1,
| TO appoint Tho 1tgl.t saEs oi Coanntsa'o', ana
qon,mission TO hiro really tllanled tiassct7es
It Is furthor male tho business Of this detoe!'fs
-hho. it ~ stipulated, is to giyc his whole nn0
to the busiuess-to got at tbs bottofn facts.
$3.50. Aug. 0.-rhe whole roNul world is nosea
70 an ecstasy of bliHa tllH morning by tl.s ~.
nouncomont tt,as the Bottom Facts pe.ocufea u
I ready to report Ill tho bottom faot8. i,
1850, Aug. 10.-A meeting ot plymouth ChpEa
ia bald 10 receive tho report of tho Uossom fsea
| Detective. His appearance on tue platform MA
agaal for Nh emotional outhurst, the Hhole aa'
disnpe appsaudlng for nsno conaecutHs hour
sf.os whioh tho graas choir magatQceusl7 chaa'
| The tesaou for the day