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The Morning herald., 1877-07-26
Scene In a RestaNs0u .

Mid man orders IA saucer Of huckle-
Ie,rits as wind up to thirty-fve cent
|sss Milk and sugar ad libitum secre.
meals to the bread left BY the last visi>
|or On the other side of the table; bread
|B,a,Iv comes; contented crunching Of
he seeds feast narrows down to three
berries makes a lupge at one Of them
Fih his spoon; they slide up the side Of
he saucer, then separate and roll down to
|be middle; another attempt, with similar
kt,uIts; he becomes less mild, takes rest
| nd looks at them threa,eniugly. Tri-
| (lmph. He captures one Of them; skir-
hi.h with the remaining two renewed
kspiure of another; reaches for his hat
kih his eft hand and skurries around the
lsucer in rapid pursuit of the berry with
bis right; berry evades him ; sneaks up
boNiy behind it and attempts 10 take it by
(urIrise it r lis languidly under the bowl
bi The spoon; drops his hat again and gets
bad; makes another dash, berry ambling
round the saucer like small foot ball ;
fespair at it again; wears an eighth Of
y inch off the side of the spoon; will cap.
lure i, or have apoplexy in the attempt |;
.iters become interested in the match {;
knd of the seventh round, and berry still
triumphant; man glares; suddenly be-
PONIES mild again, pours milk in his sau-
Fer, berry floats, he drinks it off and
barches ont like a major-general, forget
(iNg, in the transport of his victory, to pay
bis bill until reminded Of the fact.
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MEDICINAL.
E. f. Kunkel' Bitter Wine
Ut iron,

=. F, Kunkel's celebrated Bitter Wine Of
Icon will eftctunily cure liver complaint,
Inndice. dyspepsia, chronic .r nervous
dehi 1iy. chronic diarrhoea, disease of the
..ldneys and all di eas.s arising from ,
disnrd-red liver, stomach or intestines
such as constipation. fl tulence, inv ARD
pl es, ful ness . blood ~ the head, acidits
OF the e,omach, nausea. heartburn, DISCUS,
i0r food fuliness or weight in the stomach
sore eructations, sinking nr futterins a;
the pit OF the stomach, swimming Of the
mead. hurried or difficult Dre hing. fiutter-
ings at the heart, choking or suffocatine
ssnsation when In a alyir 6 posture dimn ess
Of ylsslon. dots or webs before he sight
dull pain In the head, deficiency of nTes-
piratton, yellowne 81 of the sk in and eyes
pam In the side back, head, chest. l,n ps,
flesh. con. tant imaginil gs o. evil a"d great
DEPRESSION OF fspiri 3, Price 81 PER bottle,
Beware of cou terfeits. Do not let your
lruggi ist palm off some other preparation
nfirun he may say is a good but sk for
Kunkel's Bitter Wine Of Ir,n. Take no
other. kunkels Bitter Wine OF Iron ia not
Id in bulk-on!y In s bottles. H.. F, Kun
kel. Proprietor, II O. 80 North Ninth Stree,
Philadelphia, Pa. told by all druggists.
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1 CREAM AND FRUIT

n Ice '. ,.,e rre W-li known and popular dealer
(ruits >,eam. confectionery, caRes anu
lew se,n,'a az hls accustomed sail in the
be will d,l unu Street M rket House VIII, re
bet s..y So, uispense these luxuries curing the
N E-ll hn'n. With his usual urbaniLy and
hnr h. hnoWn ", polfteness and cheery 70 d hn
" and w., |" ~ serve all his customer. pt omp
n life hu W. ~ al. utm"sL to lessen the hnruen,
ellcw ,n "o'ns the .quare thing iC ali his
lnd pic tr nics vile Hs will also supply parties
ID Ior,h htelt eitner ut lis eta.l or At I,s hon - :
4uayls ylssoaerner a1, OF Sixth and Orange Sur. cts.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-26
e. F. kunkePs ustral & f., F.
KunkePs Shampoo for
the Hair.

Hair Cleaner In the world. hey remove
dandrutf alley irritation, soothe and cool
the heated scalp, prevent the hair from
falling of. aod promote the growth in b
very short time, They preserve and beau
tify the hair and render it SOFT and glossy.
TheJ tmpart a bri liancy and q sill y ap-
pearence 10 braid and wiry hair and as q
hair dressing they are unriva led; eradi-
cate dand utf and prevent badness. Tie
Shampoo cleans the hair, removes greece,
scruf, itching, eruption, Cures headache
caused by b ut and fatigue. Kunkel's
Shampoo and Lu,tral estUre hair to a nat
nral and glossy color, restore faded, dry,
harsh and wiry hair. Price per bottle s..
AK your druggist for them or send to II. f
Kunkel. Proprietor no. 259 North Ninth
street, Philadel ,hla, Pa,
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DFSMUND q TU.,
9.5 Racestreet, Philadelphia, Pa

nR. FITLER'H VEG ATABLE RHEU-
- M Alto REMEiY lis the perscrip.
Il IA OF one OF Philade phia's eldest physi-
clans, and is guaranteed to cure rheuma.
t!sn, neuralgia, sciatica, pain, Backache,
&c, or money refunded, by inv1goratin.
the nerves, purifying the blood, and neu-
tralizing poisonous deposits in the system.
BY merit it has become standard medi
cine, Sufferl and money saved by useing
it in time Remember that Dr., Filter is
the only physician in Am RIGA devoting
~ We .rs to this one line Of practice. Cure
wa, ranted, Advice gratis. As South Fourth
street.
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Tape Worm Removed Alive.

Head and all complete, In two hours -
No fee till head passes, seat pin and
20 North Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa
Scnu for clrcu ar. For removing seat, in
or stomach worms call On your druggist
and ak 1or "a bo t 9 Of kunkel's Worm
Syrup. price 81. 1t never Iai g. Comman
sense teaches II tape worm be removed, al.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-26
From the Earlies Ags.

SCROrULA has been the bane, and as it
were, the curse Of mankind, Moses, in the
18th chap, er of Levitlaus, lays down very
explicit rules on this disea g. So terrible
and loathsOm8 had II Teen considered then
that person known to be Infected with II
would not be allowed to mix with society
The Jews regarded 1t Us divine iDfiictioD
and believed there was no cure for 1t. IL
Was then the sins ofa youth or diviatlop
from the paths OF virtue were punished Ms
Ling as life tasted Happily In our day.
the slence OF medicine has been developed
the great storehouse of Nature furnishes
remedy the disease is stripped of Its ter
ror by the use OF the sA " ri rAN'S ROUT
AND H ERB JUICES, and the victim O.,
scrofula, Ulc rs, Sores, Pimples, Blotches,
III ter, etc, can be restored to sound health
in few weeks. That there are thousands
now wbosy conditions are as bad MS those
OF the dai k ages we are we'll aware. Man,
now Ia1i TO find q cure a. well as they did
then, To all such the Samaritan's Roof
and II erb Juices will prove q happy boon.
Grad icaiin all impurities rom he blood,
and max ng the complexion bright anc
beal,hy. A tsw bottles W II remove PIN
pies or blotches, thereby doing away WITH
CO. metie- an. powders. ROOT A d HERB
JUICES sl.25 per bottle. Sent by express
DESMOND g. co.,
95 Racestreet, Philadelphia, Pa
The Morning herald., 1877-07-26

A large lot o; a. kind from the Cambr'dg"
Valley q cd Garden. These garden seeds
are selected with great care, and are for
sale at Guthrie's Grocery Store, corner o
Front street and Mary land avenue. ~
also has the best quality cfflour constant
ly on hand.
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MOCK MARRIAGE OF A GIRL.
now A TOUNG LADY UNUJTTTNGLY BE-
CfDiE 4 LfWFUL WIIE.
Mrs Mnnnering's Niscovcry-Tbc Certificate
with blue Ribbon What the Bride says
Mr.. Brundnge's Accomm odntinu spirit.

Mr. and Mira David Morror,ro who Iiyo
,,,,,s ''
have nm only dnuphtar Clnrn She IL n bru-
,n,,o s,,on,oo, ,,ora Ill ,,.,,,, i.,,,,, ,,an,
"'''o' 7V'on'oo" 'o.''S o'i' "iln ''lEh' D'''A
cycs and dark curling hair that flows in waves
over her slight but well ,cvclopcd figure. She
ro'urheu put low weeks ago from orange
county. N. Y. where she has bocn spending the
summer. About ton days since Mrs Manner
ms ""ho i'oNi"E oNoI 'nc coh'chls oi her
dGughter's trunk. which had not yet been un-
f., or,,ro,.,, All or,a,,a,,,,S a,', ,a',,A',,.'..
~ "E,"'ou "nu "'n"nen'uu "hu hcin 'oeetn'r
by n blue ribbon. tied in n true love knot. She
opened and read n certificate by the Row Will
I'm, II vuIia,,s 81, rrnt,n,i,,,, o. .,,,,.
i''," H. "n,'"n,s Vi on'onsino' orange county
setting forth that John Brundage md Clara
Mnnnering were married on the 25th OF August.
1877. Hardly able tn bclieve bcr evos Mira
'ihnhorinH uucs'ioheh her uhuRh~r.
With some bushes Clnrn OK plnined thni when
,,xo or ,broo ,oo,,la car,o ,,,,o,I,o ~, Ia a. ,,,a
49,, -, '''VV oo'po '","o ''Ho''oi IN ',,o O''S
kl1s thc iaNOritc mode of amusement IL the per-
formanco Of n mock marriage On the evening
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J,, n, ,, ~ suu,t -, ,,,' 'u H. prun
""cornnrc Win the cms,nn S ~ '',i % ,ne 1V9 IN
ah,,,id ri,, " ni, @ arur,pIi" A .,o voul.iS
st"" ~, ,sh ~ NJ ste ,
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.vr,,r ,n ,ha ,',ir ,,r w. p' ~. ~, e ,i p',i ~ L. ,i,
Itun md wife l}nrdlv hnd ihn s~rts "A t,om,
Hp tt ",v W., i iS ,iUiuS ni'i NV ""ruS, Ni"h
d.r hnnn ,,r,rnu co1 ,,t,r pru,',t t'.t,, 1".i,r
in ,hn, ,hn mnrri, ,rms rn , 49,, n,
- wa" ,,' ~ i',ii ~ 'Er WIS a. Ic"i ,,h' uni hp'
1,a,i,; ,,l; ciiar'nun ner ns ni1 VIE me suppp.nd
Is,,,,,ai Wh,,n VIE H., y, ~ VI"
n,o"v h., ba rl}r,n n.u W. cn crn
n"d snvo NV nv r eonn,u noi ~ nun AZ
nru shVr, 10y iiV2rce oplaIned by quo
I - - va NV. hn .'iis W"s u"in IN Iok.
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,h, ,,t vi VIZ triilnny w ", tlnrA Isu'nr
'n. . ~ 'u "1ii "', ~ u nVaN. nht prouEIii ,ne
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trn, sv.m ~ INV @ n,.u ,uh,n ~ @nuNnT,"-c oi, nnu m
','"l S' WIS i'Inhp- NUM- l'r llIc ~ S"lhr uii-
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sIithING BOB FUREr.


The moetinS oi the klnEa County Dcmo-
(,I,s,. on r., ,.'.,,,, ,',,,
"n''E on I"'suHy h'H"'' a''er 'no ponce ma
cleared the room OF the mob. continued in cN-
ecutiye session until between 4 and . O'Clock
,.os,,r lov ,,,,rir,, o,1 l,r,o,l,., ,vos ,,,u -
'oe'''N"' "'O' n'"E' ",u ''o"N',n wis '", %
rumors' Yc"''rd"y' o, 'nc eN,i''n passages ,,' 10
~. -, ~ II n,t- -
V"n'n'uo" n""i"i ,"'. - ID H'''Huri IL van
didntr for Assembly in the Second Assembly
District ana settled the DISPUTE in The Eleventh
vi ,yhor, ,,,o rr,,,ory hal ,o',.o ,J.,,,,
"hrr' "h''p Hip primary h"' DUN " 'l''u>
one. by naming james Hyde Ia clndidn' for
Sutery's,r Tho Allcrr,ani, cout,,., in un
Sixth Ward an. ..I much rNrit,n.,f Tine
urinary H.. / ir, s.,n MI narrow p.f.r F.gun
ono ~ tln ir-tt.c'0-, WHO Ms friendly fn AZ
"A Irnnn Knnn on. Of tho c,nli.at s hfoknd
a. . i,Ii,t t.,. .. ,.I..,..- b.. .,,- l. ,. ,,..,. , 4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-01
TREfCHERY IN THE CHIP.
Marcus Uarion Accused or Having Tried -
Sell Out the bread Winners.

For several days Col. Max Friedman and
Levi j. Isaa,s. the Wee President and Secretary
Of tho Bread Winners State Convention and
other members Of that organization. have sus-
pected that Marcus hanlon. the Chairman OF
their State Committee. intended to sell thoir
county organization to tho canddates for coun-
ty Offices who would offer tho bcst terms. It
was understood that the County Convention
was to have been held on Monday last for the
uon WAS not held. and the delegates who in
anircd why 1t had been postponed werc told
before the end Of this week.
On Tuesday Mr.. ilanlon and Few OF his
friends without calling n convention. made "A
county ticket and had 1t published IN the news
papers. On this ticket p J, Joachimscn was
tho candidate for supreme Court Justice. Ste-
phen H. Brngue and Charles II, Truax for Ma
rine Court Justices. Theodore l.. Tomlinson for
Register, and John Ennis. Darius, Gallagher.
Aldermen IA Large. Col. Friedman and MIR.
lsaacs visited the office of the prlnors
who hnd been. employed 10 print the tickets
Of the Bread Winners League. Learning that
Mr.. Hanlon had ordered the tickets ~ be pre-
pared they asked 20 see the order for the coun-
contained the names OF Frederick W. Lorw for
,;cgster, Joseph Koch and George Shca for
Marine Court Justices. and Andrew III. Greon
Having countermanieJ Mr Hanlon's order,
they went 10 Masonic Hall. where the Bread
Winners Committee on Organization Vas in
session. They there asrortaincd TINT u new
Committee on Organization OF one from each
A-s"mbly district hNd bcrn appointed, and thM
they had appointed n sub 'Ommiticc Of five and
instructed them to wait on all the candidates for
the various ON r,s and ascertain how much they
were willing IT, pay Tor the Norkingmrn's sup-
port. Col. Friedman then showed MIR. Hnnlon
the order that he mad len with th" printer. and
accused hlm OF trying 10 sell tho votes OF the
WOrklnEm n.
Mr. I-nHrs followed up this attack hy rcso-
luton H. expo MIR. HAnlon from The orsaniya-
ton. Tho rcsolution fnilci b-cnus, Air.. HIM
Ions friends HAD poss rssion of thr meeting.
COL Friedman, Mr.. lsimlb. and several other
inonihcrs thor upon Withdrew from the Orsan-
tY4ftf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-01
GRirT CRIsIS ~ fRIvcE
haoM ahon Determined 10 Uphold the Com
srrvntINc Policy ur May 10.

PARIS, oct. 81 The Rpuhliquc FrDgois,
in an editorial article. describes the present
crisis as very grave. and says; " 1t must be ter
minated. orwr shnll he drawn into the most tor
rihlo of 'aastroph"- 'ivil war"
Tho Paris FHnfdiS says; Although dfT,r-
cnccs may cAisl among the Ministers ns tothr
b. at method oi sustaining the policy of May lG.
ia" Marshal do, not admit that thore can be-
any doubt 81 The necessity of sustaining II.
Shuud annw Ministry hn formed. it- mission
would l,n 10 cohtinu" 10 Uphulithc Conserve 0tlye
rullcy,'
This statement of the Francnis is in ncnord
with tho report which the London n leS' cor
respondent sent from Paris last night. thnt a
n hDln"l WIS 10 b" appointed Whlrh would
seek lpcarrv out the policy of its predecessor.
Ihr NoWffW. however, believes the Govern
men, = roneliainry tendency is increasing.
II IL stated that VI. GroNy openly expresses
very conriiHtory views.
The Ncnhtors belonging 10 the Iof will meet
on saturday, ana the Deputies of the Left ON
Monday, to arrange their future attitude.
l.ONDON. Nov. The stan fIr,fs Paris rOrrc-
Ia lrositloni Nlp NHhun, protesting against the
report thnt he Is n candidate for the Presidency.
IONppN. NpY. The Times Paris rorrc~ pom
dent t' Araph- the following; " NJ. Gravy. since
hi, return here on Tuesday. has refused de-.
apit' all pcr~uGsious, to pul hinl-rlf forward
d. not mean. tlnt he would refuse
H." pl' ,licncy if MHcMallon should resign, but
h" tnilsld"rG thai his ac --lun after the Nplrn-
ugn ul tn Mu~hnls lf,ll term would be moro
advantageous 10 the Il PUBLICAN, than prrna-
turr ousiin% of the MalHhHl
NJ Guyot- -MontpayrouN. cditorof the fuuir'i1'
dc Irn1ce. has h'con!c insane in cons 'luencc
Of political excitement.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-01
- wv Atf"N NffNNf We
,hu' reserved ms docision.
mns. mInrISiz's courniryr


Adele Martnc2's complaint against Man
uel MARTINEZ for having abandoned her and re-
fused to nirihui" to her support, wa disposed
~ In the Fifiy-sevcn,h Stree, poli'c Court yes
tcriay byJustice Murray. On Friday last Adele
testified that MARTINEZ cnmc 10 this country ton
or u years ago and settled In New Orleans
whrre he profe~-' 'l love Tor his brother's moth
cr-in-law. and was accepted. Soon after they
were married %" BEGAN tO rrurliy trent his wife
ana -hc optNnns a divorce. Then Manuel IN
tu 'Nd hS MllH'S sixteen yaHr-0ll daughter
Adele the pres Mt Mis MARTINEZ. 10 clopc with
him. Adele said thnt she WIZ married 10 him
in Havana. MARTINEZ II "a dealer IN t0Nnceo and
liNrs nl lao HlcocA ser street Adele livos at l62
Intt Tw MY third street.
For two hours yesterday morning Martinez
sai with his counsel In the cold glromy eNani-
milton room of tue Fifly seventh Street POlic,
look ing for the arrival Of Justice Murray md
Adele. Mrs Marine did not nIpoar. the JUS
ticc arrived about noon.
Mart neg against Mlftine," tho cclnri callcl.
appear for Mr. Martinez Mr. Gnrrnri
nnsw'rri. " and have thu to snv. ! SAW AdelN
ON Saturday and shr d'-irel ! that ~ is lin 'uiy
h' nm irah', 4rrl"d. ns this commune cation from
her viii show"
In the paper mentioned Adele acknowledged
Tint size j. not Tn" lawful wife ~ Manuel. as no
marriage ceremony WAS cNrr performed She
addrd TINT she IS willing 10 acccrt the PROPOSE
ion of Manuel. who agrees 10 give her $50 u
month Tor the support II herself ana throe emil
dren.
That j. sat sfactorv "a il Z" the Justice asked.
l"~, -,r. Manuel r"ph' i,
INnn dismiss thu tiiaa"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-01
THE EfSTFRy riR.
knrs Again Hombarded-rhe Russiap.' sue.
ce.scs In the Rear or PIcvna.

LONDON. Oct 81. The ST. Petersburg Golos
hns o special despatch from kurukdara. dated
Yesterday. containing the following. "Negotia-
tpn with tho hars garrison has been broken
On and the bombardmont recommcnccd. Tho
district Of kagysman has boon placed under
Russian administration. The corps Of Gems
lieymnnn and TerGuka-sof have effected a
junction. and are near Ha-snn- Kaleh."
lNorE-Thc TsleQrdphs Erzcroum special
tcl"graphed this morning. states that Mukhtar
and lsmael Pashas have retired to "A strong
position near Hassan Kachl
The Russian successes in the rear Of Plevna
are evidently producing CONSERVATION in Con-
stanunople special despatch from pera
dated yesterday. to tho Manchester Guardian
says 1t was reported there that Orchanc had
heon captured with Chcykot Pnsha and several
th"u-nni troops II this were SO. We should
probably have had the first report of II from the
hu-rian h"nluuarlcr-.
d"srnirh from 'onniantnorle dntcd to-day
says II Us OH 'ialiy ANNOUNCED thnt the brig
4lr whin wa. MT ,rhrhrl at i,risrho has been
inrtNing th" nrighhnrhond Of Orrhanlr. 81
l"imnn nasha telegraph, confirmation of the
i'pgilS ihNt IN" lu-~mn army of ia" Do
tuA."
CoNslANuNorrR. OFT A. Nj Cri-iic4 tho
STtiun uLrni here. hN- communicated de-
doc- n0' Justify the pnrt"s complaints: tilt
SrtvIn ~ ihtnry measures are designed SOLELY
io lIoie IN frontier; unl tht ser, lH hopes
'r tho maintenance OF good relations with
Turkey.
NENNi. ct, n. 4 pr.ial dcepnich from
belgrade 10 the ihlalcal Correspondence says
IN c,nSrlurnr" of Nir'ai on 10y CirslssiHns II
iho lmnh frontier al , rtla, "a SrrNiHu brigade
hl- iH'i Grad i-th Tor salts 'hur.
LONDON q t. ~ A Reuter- telegram from
Ea-uSn SAYS that the MohtruogriuS hnye o''u-
pied ih. heights command ng Pod .oiitsu ana
u hombhrdmnnt II corsi'irred nunlIn,nL Tho
Turks arc hhSirning To tho dcicnea Ol that
place.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-01
MYSTERIOUS ARREST.
A WeiI-known Theatrical Man Locked Up
In the Police Central Once.

James Schoheld. who is generally be-
lcved to be the wel-known theatrical bill
board man of that name formerly con-
nected with tho Fifth Avenue Theatre
wis arrested last evening and taken to the
Police Central Oficc by Ofllccr Pctcr McSorlcy
Of the Third District Court upon n warrant
issued by polire Justice Morgan. The com
panant is Edward II. Warher. the wealthy
mineral water manufacturer whose residence
~ in Fifteenth ~trcrt
The police shroul the matter in mystery. hut
it IT, believed that Warkor and Srho'old quar-
relied and Srhoilcli assaulted Warker. Hence
Tho arrest
Mr.. Wnrkcr could not hc found. and the only
information his father would riy" WIS that his
son wAs nuticrally excited and sin .ulnrly be-
haNcd when ho saw him IN thr Mt rnoon.
Among Theatrical people ~ unc could he
found who was ahlr to throw any Hight ON tho
IuHttrr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-01
BRornER McinrHYs CONTEST.
The Case IN court on Motion 60 Order Ills
ReInst tatement Uni, crsaii.t.

Two bitterly antagonstic clergymcn tho
Rev. Charles L. Mccarthy. pastor Of the Amor-
can Free Church. and the Rev. Edwin G.
Swcestcr. pastor Of the Blocker Street Univcr-
salst Church-faccd each other in the Supreme
Court Chambers yesterday. before Judge Dono-
hue. Tho now phase OF their quarrel was "a
motion. on behalf Of Mr.. Mccarthy. for a man
damus to compel n committee. In whose report
tho New York State Convention Of Unyersnlis,s
disfcllowshippcd him. TO renstatc HIM ns n
Univcrsalisi Clergyman in good standing. An
affidavit by Mr. Mccarthy was read. in which he
gave II history Of the complicated proceedings
that. growing out of his temporary pasturatc of
tho Bleeckcr Street Church. resulted in his
practical expulsion from the denomination. He
held that the charges that he had made trouble
IN thnt congregation aud hhd preached ser
mons inhnrnoniOus with UniyersallN belief.
were unjust aud unfoundcl. He attributed tho
persecution tothc " malignity. hatred, envy and
malice" Of Mr. Swcetscr.
IN" othcr sihc presented an hnldavt by tho
commiiioc, disclaiming any right or power to
rrinsnc Mr.. Mccarthy. and claiming for the
New York State lnivnrsnlist Convention the
lawful privilege OF attending to its own dise-
plinc 50 longns no civil ghis nrc intringed.
Judge Donohuc said that ho would like to
hear argument On the following puinl The
committee Ind reported on Mr. NJ MCarthys
cnss. and ~" convention had ordered them 10
mako different rcuutt. disfrl llowshippng him.
hla honor doubted whether the cpnycntlOn had
any right Ia do that. Might not tho Court Of
Appeals as well. instead OF simply overruling
decision by "a supreme Court judge order
him to givo n certain specified decision Tho
convention undoubtedly had the right not to
accept tho committees report. but could they
properly do more thnn right
Counsellor Richard O'Gorman said for Mr..
Mccarthy, that he did not deem 1t necessary 10
nrCue IN the affirmative of that proposition.
Counsellor Thomas argued that the aspect OF
the case presented in the motion for u man
danus was not on" 10 bring before civil court.
There were no civil rights involved. hut simply
y question oi clurch discipline. which the
church had ample power and disposition to
deal with. Mr. " 'garthN's proper course was to
nyprnl rom the action of th" convention 10 the
Jnted states Uniycr-alisi Council.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-01
coNsncRigED rs nIsnor or cnINL


Bishop Stevens of Pcnne! !lyania preached
the sermon in Grace Church yesterday rrrcei-
ing the conservation of Samuel lSHar Joseph
Schercschowsky as Bishop of China. The SER
vices were begun at II O'clock hni were con
cludcd nj 2. Bishop Potter left the thnir Of the
Church Congress in Chrk,ring Hall ~ hr oc-
oupird ly II Vice PRESIDENT In order To- take
ptr in the ceremony. The chnncol wn- occu-
pied 10y eighteen iull-rn'tod li-huIe The
liiany WIS read hy l'ishop Mhpple o Mime
sptn. Aiicr tn hrHi.r, tho candidate '9 tr,ii-
mOnials wcin demanded of him ly the Pro7d-
ing Elder, vino WIS t. nf %, O.. .lor"lttnr Th'.f
were read by the Rev j, hluhnr, :, rrntnrl uf
the Committee for Foreign Missions The
con4rnt A. the standing coulnlltrr- Wa~
road by the Row, pr. Eaton. lan Scrrr-
rundllat' WEARING Il whit" rol," a'lNanc'd al0nr
into the chnnrol. Presiding lii-iop Smith Inn
tp him IN prc- ribbed Gur,iiuu-. Then wa,
SUM N"ni. Creator" idl oi thr bishops tGklnE
pnit Tine I'rneiiling Bishop nr>t read a prd} cr.
while ali tho bishops kn"l. Ancrthis iho,rn-
dlLui Wua conducted tol'io alter tail, Nhrrr hc
knrh, Bishop Smith. WHO bad previously worn
only his rpchrt, WipS now Invested with the rest
II his robes hy the two attending nrrSlAtrrs-
Tia" lrY. bf, Smith ui Tia ,iur'l ui Asr,u~iuiI,
in this city. and ih' N'r. bl. seymour. unan oi
IA" neral Ihroil..i Hl - n'uhry. With hinl
knrli, lishuln Stevens "i A. sylNnuia Whit
u9AOi ONO, heIloot IT, a. .h.an ..sa .stnn,