The New York herald., 1877-07-02

motherly way tapped him on the shoulder and ask@
him how he expected 10 get .hs electricity Of mi,
morning, on John lii. 9--''How Can these thnes oe
iull OF quaint illustrations showing tue s'vs., ~
arguments by which Inhdellty and scepticism niA'm
tain themselves Nicodcmus, master IN israel cum CUM
understand the doctrine OF the new birth ana nc asnv
how can these things beP one OF Mrs va" ron
the Wcst-and, by the way, she IS treneu"ous
traveer-and saw COW grazing IN HELD Ip' "e yos
believe doctor, she asked OF one IN uer auuiehco,
assentcd, the same field saw pig eating grass
do you believe ii, brothery" she said TO ano.ncs M
who gave the same sgn, ''and IN the same held saw
a goose and u sheep eating grass. DO you, aud you.
believe tY'' she asked OF TWO other prethren. iay
dd OF course Now, said she the cow naa me shesn
had wool-all IRON the grass OF the same heid nov
can these things bef Another illustration havlns :
direct bearing the doctrine OF the TRINITY ~n'on
some supposed sccpuc 0bjecting TO was tha. ..
snow ice aud constituting one substance nousu
under lnreo different iorms How coaS @ S,o that ,hs
Father gave His only begotcn Son 10 die or her anu
that by His death she had remission Of all her SINS
MR. BATrKRsnALL's "CR0OKED" TRANSACTIONS
There Is the beginning OF a brief sensation hc,o
which may also prove an expensive one before !. -
finished. Heretofore the trustees have had tho quar-
reIs all among themselves, but now they are thc
lockers on, while Two men, who together ouxns 'n0
present Board few weeks ago, are now hsn.ns rsU
other. Ar. l.. A. Battcrshall has been the gianu
mosui OF the concern from the start, having ueen
president Of the ascociation Tor Two years ana i's
superintendent for another year, and all the time
trustee until tho late election, when he and H. a.
Dubois and John Faulkner and some others werc
ie ou. IN the coia Mnile ong%se1 s IN ,rsansniv
exchanged financial Obligations. BatershaiI was a.
ways believed 10 have plenty OF money, and ne al
ways gave the impression OF beng in posses.
sion OF great wealth. But he dealt mainly
In checks, and seldom in ready cash. HIS bank ac.
count was kept In Troy. His last TRANSACTION and
that which brought tho crash Was note for ST. 500,
which Du Bos gave him TO get cashed in Troy Tor ms
(Du Bolso accommodation IN New York battcrshaIi
got money spent IL and Du BOis had MIN ar
rested yesterday and taken in ms own carriage 70
jamaica when Two suretics In the sum OF $7Ooo eacn
baed him out HIS carriage, horses, furniture, &c,
also levied on. IL was great triumph or some
OF those whom he has been hunting mere Tor years 10
him taken oil by Sheriff Harmcr and halt score o
them paradcd the summit and Prospect avenues TO see
nm oil He the Tabernacle To-day, however,
pious looking as il nothing OF the sort had nap,
pened, Tho suit has been begun in New York, ana
Chm uuncey Shancr. who was the counsel jointly Tor
Buttcrsna and Du Bois whom they fought the present
Board Of Trustees, declares that he VIII make Datter
all suffer Besides being the counsel Tor Du bos NJ
hps little "ElnK" Of his own TO 'slraighten out
appears that Baitcrshall gave Chauncey check LOT
S5OD--his prOporli0n Ot the fee In that sut-wnicn
check has proved TO be, Chaunccy Declares like It's
maker fraud. Tho air is fuli OF stories ol maleasance
and misappropration oil funds WINE batlersnAii was
an officer and trustee IN the association. IL Is now
said that his tight against the present Board was 70
keep those transactions covered up as long as possbc
one case was gwen to-day. Mr. Gertenheimer
and Mr. A. G. Richardson wanted u road graded by
lots, and they paid him as president looo 70
that the work was done II was ionc, out .ne
workmen wcrc notified by him aud the original parties
have had pay over again, anu the assocciation
are now rembursng them. There are many DINER
"cr0Oked" tTaUSaCtlOuS WV NV ~
definitely stated Hut u Is sal that the books OF the
association VIII fraud his part At almost every
page have not seen the books and only givc inc
run,or as received II. The trial which Is to take
place IN New York shortly will probably bring some oi
them light And yet, 10 look 1T battcrshail you
would not think he could do naughty thing HIS
reverend appearance makes one tnink ntuitiveiy,
What q pity II he is not a bishop!
THE FOURTH JULY AT sEA cLlYr
Something unique IS expected here ON Wednesday,
woman's Fourln Of July celebration. For 100 years
the men havo trcd their hand al this thing, nring away
powder and buncOmbo ut tho same time. The women
arc gong 10 how the day ought 10 DO Kept during
the second century Of our national existence Mrs.
pendence and Mrs. Van Cott will deliver GRAFTON,
and Mrs. Susanna Evanseck Will speak OF the relation
OF temperance this occasion, while IA Now fork
ouartete will gorify the Stars and Stripes aud make
the groves musical. Tomorrow q temperance camp
meeting service will be held and on Tuesday Sunday
school convention, at both OF which Mrs. Van Colt VIII
deliver ADDRESSED