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apressmakers ANA seams treys
HOUSES WANTED.

WANTED-A GOOD PAYING TENANT
W wishes to secure a small house within
walking distance of the business portion of
Canal street by the first of September next.
Rent must be moderate. Address J. D., this
office. je26 tt
TNTANTED-TO RENT-A HOUSE WITH
w five rooms. In the Fourth District. Rent
must not be over SIS per month. Address G. W,
B.. Democrat Office my24 II
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vi Hka:EalEsAH EasU@.

WANTED-BY AN INTELLIGENT LAD.
w q situation in an office; can write we'll.
Apply to J. N, Democrat Office. au3O 3t
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We have line Of fine EMBROIDERED EDG.s
lNGS that we were selling last week at IS, 40, So
go. rs. ST. 81 Is, 81 so and 90 q yard they beingF
soiled by handling. We have reduced them to-
1919, 49, 20, Is. 35. 40, 45, 80 and 60 cents yard
BEING LESS THAN HALF OF THEIR ACTU.
AL ORIGINAL COST.
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upon this theory he acted in his Charity Hos.
pItal experiment.
a Bsisyin .g that sb hf 4bs bs 4sdn
dion Of the temperature was the only thing
which would prevent the tissue changes, de-
asrmined to undertake to reduce IT,. ! went to
was doomed to die n . few hours: The ton.
Derature WIS lo5 2-5. The man had been vomit;
ing that peculiar web-like matter which we all
know precedes black vomit, and there was q
complete suppression Of Urine AeE ex
ahis one. l had him placed on cot specially
prepared. and had cold water poured on
him. The first application was ice wat, water
ana after that ordinary e water Was use thp
Temperature was reduced to 80 degrees, and the
man passed at least a pint Of urine. had pre-
yiUusly tested the bladder with catheter, but
found no water IN it. His pulse vas 6s. out
ehilliness. and had him wiped and blanket
put over him. In two hours ! returned and
found the temperature had risen TO 1oS de-.
ia three-quarters of an hour the temperature
WIS Gown TO 20 degrees. | ordered sprinklln
every two bou 3. and by this means it was Kept
down and finally settled ut 100 degrees. The
was refrigerated until yesterday. He is free Of
ielirium and fever, perfectly. comfortable, and
is eontld. Mt he will get well: but am satisfied
De will die. because have not been able to get
urine since the first application. which was
anaeaeded by the discharge of about a pint. The
kidneys have ceased their functions, aud he will
Ale of ulinc poison: The tissue changes
lam satisfied that if he had been taken In time
Rle would have been cured.
Daring the remarks of DIR. Choppin. Dr.
Ioeber was compelled to retire to keep pro
ibe auorum, and when DIR. q. mad conclu-
lied tue board adjourned.
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N breast of milk wishes to obtain one or Two
children to take care. of at her own home.
Should the children be motberless, and the
father n poor man. o small sum will be accepted
monthly. Apply hv letter to MRS. WASHING
TON Democrat office. AUG St
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DECISIONS.
COMMON PLEAs--spxcrAL TERM.

COMMON PLEAs-sPKCfAL TERN.
BY Judge J. y. DAILY.
Mathew Skelling vs.. Casheriae Sksliing -Aiimopy
at tho rate oil 50 per week allowed nom TINS date.
Counsel foo OF SEQ ulowed-one half payable within
for trial.
BY Judge Van Hocson.
In the matter oi PACKARD, &c-fhe petition docs
not state the cause Of Imprisonment THIS defoct rs
fAtA.
MARINE coURT--sPECIAL TERM.
By Judge Sinnott.
Morgan vs. Morgan et si.-Motion denied, with $40
costs to defeL daut.
Dsgens vs. Watson ct al Order denying motion
entered.
sewer vs.. Boland-Unosrtakins dscharging at.
tacB ment nied
Ellis ct al. va McDonaId.--order OF substitution.
Marina vs. Veznsch Motion to vscate order OF ar
rest granted, VITA $40 costs.
Newman vs.. MISUNDERSTANDING bond approved
Corwin vs.. Rand; Drew vs.. Ranger. --Urdsrs OF
discontnuance
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WAITING BURIAL.
NEW YogE, Augus 81. lS70

TO THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
VIII you please to let your street inspector visit
Minetta lane view defunct animal that lies 10
the street opposite No. 81 should like have hi
opinion as 10 what species 1t H. l have partly come
TO Inc conclusion that u Is a from the smell but
have hardly had sufficient time TO examine H. as u
has only been there for the last two weeks,
aud only pass by there tour times day. thought
OF asking some OF the neighbors, bus IS was q
stranger TO them / thought might nurs some OF
their feelings by appearing so ignorant. see po.
hceman there occasionally but was afraid 10 speak
10 him, az he had club and looked very ferocious
II your inspector cannot the lime do you think
tho street gaming Dep utInent would know anythinG
about IT, this subject entirely iorega 10 themY
This deiupct animal formerly lay dirS cart No
o6s which stands there u has stood Tor three weeks
overruunuR with dirt, but to-day noticed that Is
laid In the street. TINS may be preparatory 70 70
mevaL So DOM let your nspector be longer than
week gsttinS there or Il may walk away
INOUISITIVE.
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PROTECT THE CHILDREN.

NEW YORK, August 81, 1878.
To THE EDITOR OF THE hEKALD:-
While you Going SO much good through the col
unns OF your paper in pointing out the plague spot,
In he OF city and eccting change thereby
permit call your attention to the condition OF
Miibrook, IN the Twenty.thIrd ward, and espe.
caly it's condition In the OF Grammar school Nc.
90, thereby endangering the health of the teachers
and scholars who will on Monday next assemble 10
resume their school work. A CONSTANT READER.
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AN or IcIAI pno1vsr.

The Committee on Street Cleaning held a meeting
yesterday at the Police Central once and ordered tho
following communication 10 be forwarded 20 the CON-
missioner oi Pubic works.
Hon ALLAN CAxPnkLI, Com isoner OF Public Works
sis-l Is reported ~ Captain John 1unuss. Tnsrsstes
OF the Bureau VI street Cleaning, shat ployes Of
the Department OF Fable Works In cleaning the
by removing msteral from tbs fn.nhoiss deposit The
be provided Tor that purpose by your department OF this
mAtortsi nve piles wers Yesterday lying Ftfh svenue
between twenty eighth and Thirty fourth streets
The Board OF Police DESTROYS kevping the streets
Of the cty In perfectly healthy aud clssn condition.
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A VICTORY FOR BROOKLYN.
THE COURTS.


TIE BAXTER STREET ELoPEMRNT.
Mr.. Thomas r. Fallon, the young black smith who
slopsd with the daughter OF the old Baxter street
Jew tailor, Lowenthal Cohen, stepped gracefully
Supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday, with his wife
leaning lovingly on his arm, to answer to the
writ Of habeas corpus procured by the young
BRIDES parental relative. That young lady
represented By Mr. John Slacom, who
put in q return TO the writ, stating that she
married to Fallon the night before she left her
fathers house, that there compulsioo about
the matter. She IL under no restraint, but the
contrary Is very much Attached TO ncr husband aud
docs not want 10 separate from him.
M. David Levy made brief argument In which
he took occasion TO say that he doubted
that tae marriage had taken place. 1t was
then suggested by Mr. Stacom that 10 they we're
not validly married II would be better for Judge Van
Brnnt to marry them over again. Mr.. Cohen, OF
suiting with his counsel, agreed that as the couple
were really joined In wed0ck leesl Interference
could be hoped tor. rhs youthful Ars. Failon said
she was perfectly happy and did not care 10 return
the parental mansion, aud, after some further talk,
the writ was dismissed, and the happy pair departed
from the court room apparently we'll satisfied with
result.
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and would respectfully ask eoopsrstos ey sueh is
struetons xiven 90 the employees of AZ
will prevent them from deDastin- tns maS froD
sewers thereon. Very respeetfn Nv.
SIDNEY r. NICHOLS.
Chairman OF Committee Street Cleaning
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amazisS. can dssscs or-nana any preJest that II
would take any ordinary man s'x months to study
thoroughly and he took bold Of rapid transit the In
slant IL Was proposed to him."
BONDED INDEBTEDNESS.
"rbeu you DO nos think the road has peen bonded
Nst AM nearly all the reads in this country and
In Europe are stocked ana bonded Tor than their
cash COST because this Is generally the only Of
raising the funds required. Take eur case. The Gil
tert Company had for years tined t. the money
10 build this road and had failed. They had been to
London even. and failed. Well, we agreed to put up
the money and build the Tor them, ing our
imbursemeut In bonds issued road rne value
OF these securities was contingent on the earning
capacities OF the road II the road earned moth
ing the securities would pay nothing; If the
confidently hoped it would bss they would pay weii
which trust and hope they viii. | have already
stated that II all these securities should pay-and we
have no guarantee tor that, only faith in rapid
transit and in our friends, the peopls-we should
Now, 10 there anything dishonorabe. fraudulent or
sinister IN thisf Is y not perfectly lair aud honest
matter to show that everything is perfectly omen and
above board but. after ALL l am sure the HERALD
aoss NOT want 20 open al our private business TO the
H sioO." -1 "" -''''' 'AS ''~''~'A' WIN SA'A'A'-
NJ. Navarro, at tho clsss OF the interview, sx-
pressed the hope that, an the HERALD had already
done justice to the company I'm reply to Mr. CARR
sons card) as far the further prosecution of the
road concerned. would now IN that spirit
of justice, acknowledge that It's other poions
respect to the so.called Credit Mobier operations
were unfounded Mr. Navarro added that he would
not only not object, but be glad TO have the next
Legislature appoint committee for investigating all
the affairs and TRANSACTIONS Of the Metropolitan and
New York Loan and Improvement companies, as he
was perfectly convinced thut nothing would or could
be discovered casting the slightest reflection upon any
OF the gentlemen interested in the enterprise.
II 10 u remarkable tact that, according TO figures
furnished at the Metropolitan Railroad Office, the road
has carried during the last i've days that the side
elevated road has been running 2507 more
than during the i've days previous to the opening
The odcsrs OF the road fearful OF falling oil IN
the traffic and are not little grataed at This surprs-
ing showing.
THE STATIONS OPENED.
The Fourteenth and Twenty third street stations
were last evening opsned for the FIRST time. They are
very handsome and clicted general admiration on
the part OF the travelling public,
VICTORY FOR BROOKLYN.
temporary Injunction, restraining the Brooklyn
authorities from interfering with the operations
removing the foundations OF the Brooklyn Steam
Transit Com any was issued by Judge Pratt of III
Kings County Supreme Court yesterday, IN the SUIT
brought against the city by the COMPANY. The ordeI
Is made returnable on Monday, Septem Der 10.
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THE STATIONS OPENED.


The Fourteenth and Twenty-th street stations
last evening opsned for the FIRST time. They
very handsome and ciic:ied general admiration on
the part OF The travelling public,
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Nov. 90, 1879.
ordinary, Sc Net receipts, AIS bales. Stock iOyo4.
Sales. >, lO5.
Cotton weak; weak Wddng s,4e; low % nddlng sAe good
lSsss EsRsis' 70 'h' Continent '2 Sales 300 Stock
MonIIE, Nov. 2e 1879
Cotton weak midsling se low .nn mniadIing, ss
France Fran salS 6 soasswiso !sa sass, isa Stock,
wrLsrsoroS. n. G.. Nov. ~ 1873
Spirits Of turpcntino , firm :; s7e Resin Arm N a, 81 ny
a @ yellow p and 81 = Tar sss
~ ~ Corn unchanged.
Fiou in good demand and steady; prices unchanged;
Corn quiet aud sieay sales $50 bushels 10 western,
II S marx do sIsa bare M .ss I @
tied stock hand which is of interior grades
Pork ' siSs
mohsd mo.sHns un.s'ed quoted @ & ~ shsSders
'.is@ :s .aa A s.ss sss ss sss
Railroad ivisits uasGanrsd wheat Tse; oats.
Receipts BY akefar os Wheat %
% &, ss dG sry Ssi i. 9Gss, aa s a
sora 5000 do; barley aoc do; rye a40s do; 9.t.
g. fss%ss.
sst"d sso DO ''o o. '"f's' 'o no. f'' ~" a'' OATS
Wheat, easier; extra white Mishissa, as.; Nossmesr,
April n oa Corr quiet and steady Nci yellow 4oc
ess os,. 'nss Ss dass %ssS Nj ss &C. -
as s % prime Ns & sScs q d. S I S0,ss Is % :sss
8, co Recspts-four, 2,4,p bbs wheat, Al bushels;
corn, ,4u do oats, $50 do Shipmcnts-Flour, lUJ
bbls wheat, 5000 bushels corn, Op do oats, o do.
CINcISNAri, Nov. 26 1873
white Yoc. receipts IL o bushels; Shipments 5000 do.
Corn quiet for cash, active for futures; 32c 33c cash.
a,e. seller Deccm1er; s4c. January Oats quict and
oaiet aud unchanged PORK in active demand: ~ I1
cash; -, all the year and January. Lard easier;
steam, IS IS; kettle, nominal. Bulk meats quiet.
shoulders 2c clear RIB $3 s5 ccsr sides, xt boxed
j. hort rib lopv and
lcug clear i5 short clear " ao all cash long and
short clear ~ ~ seller January Bacon In good
shoulders Be-; clear RIB, 4!c clear sides. 4sc whskcy
steady and hrm Mt 81 w. Butter and quiet and
changed. Hogs easier common s, 10 4 ~ Is; packing
q Goa 81 75 butchers ~ 10 81 ~; reccpts 1890
The New York herald., 1878-11-27

u higher for 41ss at 1864 and steady for ls67's.
ten-forties. and fves at 1885. l09s4 and l0Sh re-
spectvely. Among American railway shares Illinois
Central exceptionally strong, making further
advance Of per cent to 80; New Jersey declined l,
TO 81; Erie a. to 1Ssl preferred a. to 32 Pennsyl
vania Il, to 33,a. and Reading 4, to 1874 The Bank
of England gained f23.o0o bullion to-day balance
The rate of discount in the open market for three
months bills is down to per cent. AT Paris rentes
fell off ll2f 25c. and rose to 112f 35c.
State bonds were dull but steady. with sales con-
fined to Tennessee skies. series. District Of Co
lumbias and Louisiana consols. In Railroad bonds
the largest transactions were in Denver and Rio
Grande frsts, which advanced to 865s-a rise of IL.
The next largest transactions in Missouri Kan
sas and Texas consolidated assented at 48t4 48-a
rise of u 81. The other changes were follows:-
An advance of u in st. Paul rsts LA Crosse dvision
Great Western seconds (ex-coupon). New York Ele-
waited Railroad frsts and Erie and Pitsburg CONSOLE
dated, and a in New York Central irsts coupon st.
Louis and San Francisco seconds, class c. and Mis-
souri,. Kansas and Texas seconds. There de-
cline OF q in Burlington. Cedar Rapids and Northern
frsts q in Jersey Central flrsts consols. Il in Hanni-
bal and st. Joseph eights convertibles. and u in Jer
sey Central convertbles assented.
The New York herald., 1878-11-27

Included In the above 80 bales TO arrive Delivered
contract 100 bales yesterday Current prices of spot
Uhe following quotations based American
standard of and cotton In running
quality than half grade above below the grade
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--staned-Good ordinary 9l6c strict good ordinary
so.l0c. low middling, ei6c. middling, i5I6c 20
future delivery the sales follows afe
two r. NJ November, yU at D30c. 1UU g8Uc, short
The New York herald., 1878-11-27
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIvkRrooL, Nov. 20-S r NJ.
Cotton-Futures fiat; upands low middling cansc No
vember aud December delivery, 5i4d
i.ospoS, Nov 20-5 Z. NJ.
Refined petroleum, SD. per gallon
Lnseed oil, GA los a E1j per ton.
Tallow bis. I'd. a 36s. 0d per cwt.
PRODUCE EXCHANGE MARKEr
LfvERpooL, Nov. ~, 1879.
Pork-Prme mess, Eastern, dull at 5Us. do, Western
dull at AIS Cumberland cut dull nj ts short rib
dull at 3ls Cd long clear dull AT 2ts short
2s. IIamsLong cut dull at AS I'd. shoulders dull at
22s Beef-Inda dull at 7us; hrrncr at
02s. prime mess market bare Lard-Primo Western
dull ut 33s. Tallow-Prmo city steady at 37s
Turpeune--Sprts steady at RS. Common dull Al
A. I'd hne an ~ los Cheese-American choice duh
24s Whcat-No. spring market bare, No spring new
CROP steady at IS Al Western winter steady al ps
new southern winter steady ut vs Id CvrnNew mixed
sots steady 81 24s old du % VA ~ uoSsonsesd s
The New York herald., 1878-11-27

The following were the opening prices OF mining
stocks at San Francisco to-day Alpha. 10; Alta 74;
Belcher, 81 Best and Belcher. tx Bullion. 6I; Gale
dona, 8; California, 80; Cholar Potosi, Al; Crown
Point, 81; Gould and Curry, 81; Hale and Norcross
1879; Justice. Julia Consolidated. 81 Kentuck AZ
Mexican. 33 a 81; Ophir. 361s; Overman 10; Savage
10h; Segregated Belcher, 20; Sierra Nevada. As AZ
Silver Hill, IN; Union Consolidated, 40 "a; Utah
90; Yellow Jacket. 1917; Exchequer AZ; Virginia
Consolidated IN, and the closing prices were as fol-
The New York herald., 1878-11-27
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON, SPOT 1-16C. LOWER; FUTURES CLOSED
STEADY - FLOUR STEADY WHEAT FIRM
CORN QUIET-OATs QUIET-PORK DULL
LARD QUIET-wHIsKEY HEAvY-sPIRITs TUR-
PENTINE NoMINAL-ROsIN NoMINAL-PETRo-
LEUM QUIET-CoFFEE QUIET-sUGAR QUIET.
TUESDAY, Nov. 26-6P. NJ.
Business continued fair in most descriptions Of
merchandise to-day. and the markets generally
steady. On Change -four steady. Wheat was
Arm but not active. Corn was quiet Oats
quiet. Whskey heavy. Pork duh and lard
quiet. Cotton the spot 1-l6c lower
Futures closed steady Groceries quiet. Naval
dull and nominal Oils petroleum were
quiet.
quoted 1t 47Sc Sc. for pots and sac for
pearls
AxrIxosY firmly held 12c i2,sc, gold, for rcgu
lus.
BKEswAx steady at 2ssc. 27c. for Western and
COvrKE-Ths market for Brasils was dull At New
Orleans TAO and 500 bags Rio Deambre sold
terms Mild coffee quiet We note sale Of 100 bags
goes, ike. fIAc; fair do, i4i4c q i4sc good do
lac i5c.; prime do l51.c. l6c; range
lots, llhc. l7lac. Santos fair to good l41sc &c.,
Sod nins,y aays c 1sys Sara bags 22 s
l4c isc Maracaibo, i31sc. l6ac.; Laguayr lac.
Ice Jamaica, lie Ice; 81 Domingo l2c l3c Costa
Rca, 15c. lsc,; Mexican, l5c lie Angosura, l6c
IKE; Savanilla, l3c. lie. Curacao, 13lac l5c
WEEKLY COFFEE STATEMENT.
Stock Of Rio coffee November 49, 1873 50 l55
November "a. ex Droa s. PrindaL. 9,4si
The New York herald., 1878-11-27

Lohuon aaviees report consos Arm at 80 a 90ts for
money and the account. United States bonds vera
The New York herald., 1878-11-27

CooPKRAGK SrocK stcndy. We quote .-Moiasses
shocks 32inch with heads 81 15 81 s sugar Shocks
with heads Ssinch ~ ~ Jo do do, 3-inch, 81 40
vi 40; box shocks, soc 6Uc. d. 81 pipe do 81
~ 50 empty hogshesds 81 eo hoops ordinary to
prime, $;B xi5; do. " feet do, x2s $D pcr NJ
CoRDAcx steady. We quote Manila. large and small
sire per H., IKE do cordagc bolt rope yarns
lac lie tarrcd Manila. 12c Sisa rope, plsc iOsc.
Russia lie.
Corror the spot Lice lower. The principal bust
moss was on export account Futures opened points
lower but closed steady The loss Tor the day was from TO
The New York herald., 1878-11-27
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

FAIL RIVER, Mass, Nov. 20, 1919
The printing cloth market has shown but moderate
tion demand The best extra "a square cloths are
3ac cash. which Is the best for goods
laIi m In pri
The New York herald., 1878-11-27
FINANCIAL.

T REASONABLE RATES-MONEY on LIFE AND
Abandonment Insurance policies and mortgages; same
bought insurance of all kinds effected with best
ut lowest premiums.
j. j. HABRiCH co, 165 Broadway, box $40.
EXPERIENCED ATTORNEY WILL PROSECUTE
Aall kinds of claims contnge fces excellent refer
The New York herald., 1878-11-27

LONDON Nov. 26-f r NJ
Consols. aB i-l6 for both money and the
United States bonds la7's, 1854.
Erie. 1874; do. preferred. 32a Illinois Central, 60
Penn sylvania Central, a3ll.
Paris advees quote ave il2f 35c for tho
account.
PARIS Nov. % 1878.
Exchange on London 25f CSC for checks
The New York herald., 1878-11-27
5000 Tenn 6's, old. :,
rfans NJ 49, . l.A

1000 N J Cen admit.
5000 do. -.
10000 Mo, X Il Texas I'd
5000 Louis X Nash I'd
1000 NYEleva'dlst. b3
1850 do. =.
5000 South Pacific lst
1000 n w con c Z BIDS
6O3O st l.. Kan q h n,
r est X + is. ~.
100 shs Del h Hud. OH
100 All X Pacific Tel.
100 Western Union. .b3
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-31

NEW YORK, May 3O--Dom Pedro, Emperor
Of Brazil, is having a street car built for his
own use by John Stephenson & Co., OF this
city. 1t will be made Of the best material
The exterior is painted in the national colors
of Brazil, green and gold:" the upright pill
lars of lake, with gold line Communications,
and the lower woodwork q delicate cream
green. and the word Special" in large letters
on outside.
The Brazilian arms occupy the middle
panels on either side, and sketches Of Bra
lillian and North American scenery fill the
remainder Of the panels. A large lamp lights
the car at night A sofa two chairs and q
centre-table comprise it's furniture. The in
terror panels also decorated with landscapes,
The floor is carpeted with administer. The
platforms are protected by wire CRATES, and q
life guard prevents persons from getting un-
der the wheels. The car will be used to con
vey the Emperor from his country house to
his executive palace in Rio de Janelro,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-31
Formal Charges Preferred Against Mrs
Hilton.

NEW YORK, May 3o.-A meeting OF the
Plymouth Church examining committee was
held last evening at the residence OF Chair
man White on Columbia Heights, Brooklyn.
Of the six members composing the commit
tee five were present.
The secretary who had at the last meeting,
been requested to visit Mrs Barbara Walton.
for the purpose Of calling attention to an in
formalty in the charges preferred by her
against Mrs. Tilton and Mrs. Morse, mas
much as the latter was no longer member OF
Plymouth Church, presented formulated
charges from Mrs. Walton against Mrs. Ill
ton.
These accuse NJ rs. Tilton:
First-Of falsehood in the matter OF caluln-
mating Beecher in the card recently given by
her for publication in newspapers.
Second-Of violating her covenant with the
church in thus causing the card TO be pub
lshed, instead of first submitting 1t to the
church.
The committee voted to entertain the
charges, and also to have Mrs. Iilton served
with copy. The latter measure signifies
that under the rules Of Plymouth Church
Mrs Tllton is offered an opportunity Of ap-
pearing before the committee to explain. or
endeavor to establish, the latest charges made
by her against Beecher, should she decide to
adopt that course. In the event Of her not
doing so the committee, it is understood, will
take further action In the premises.