The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-03-13

pected in state where the shooting down o
tlefenceess negroes for the sin ofhaying opin
ions different from The white desperadoes q
ronnd them, is thought to be the prope
thing. s,s,s
A JERSEY CHURcH DIFFICULTY, The n
y. World of Monday morning says .,.s3
Hamilton Selare, village near Trenton. N
H. has recently been fed to discuss again { ht
"Ifuici5inson will "inratlIer peculiar fash
ion. The Rev. Mr.. Case, of the Baptist
Church in that village, was sent by old
Aunt WHY Hutchinson about three years
ago to draw her will which left . liberal be-
quest to the BAPTIST Church. The heirs OBJ
iectesl to the probate Of the will, and the Rev.
Mr. Case when asked on the witness stand
whether he had ever acknowledged using un.
due influence, replied, I. don't remember"
Mrs. Mount, a member of his church and a
friend Of one of the heirs for some time por-
sisted in saying to his face that be was u liar
wherever and whenever she met him. Coun-
ell expcllcd Mrs Mount from church member
shin for preyarication, but she still attended
the church. however, and on the second SUM-
day in February was in her seat. During the
sermon Mi. Case stopped and said
j" Mrs. Mount if you do not stop making
faces at me I'll have you removed"
and added an expression of doubt as to Mr.
Cases yeracity, which is variously reported
as to language Mr.. Case has once had her
arrested under the q Corner Loafer act, for
stopping him in the street. A weekago SUM
day she was prevented from entering the
church and threatened by the village consta-
hie with arrest IL she should again attempt to
utter it, At that time sheslapped him in the
face. lI tss
The declaration of Mrs. Mount that she in
tended to worship in the Baptist Church at
Hamilton Sqtare--the constable to the con-
trary Notwithstanding an immense
throng yesterday morning. Public services
are not opened there until Il O'Clock, but be-
fore that time the building was filed with the
regular attendants, while the yard and pave
ments were full of idlers.
A few minutes. before II the pastor, Mr..
Case, was seen walking down the street, his
countenance paler than usual, and bis throat
bandared. lie has been i'll during the past
week, and is still suffering so much from
aniDsy that itincapactates him from Preach
inr at ALL lie was accompanied by youug
divinity student, Mr. Wilson, from the Ped,
die Institute, few miles off, and he preached
morning and evening" As the pastor turned
into the little yard In front of bis church he
was so warmly greeted by hiH friends as 10
leave no doubt that bis congregation sympa-
thize with him.
The two preachers entered the building and
assembled the pulpit steps. After the usual
preliminary prayer and singing the student
preached from the passageiin IL. Kings, when
difference is made to the curing of Naaman of
hislepsesys thyongh the persussion of the
l captive maid who Undue: ','sl 70 -4so 70 Siss
maria 70 see the propliis the ass sa-sie dis
course was an effort to $40 u'fIie power of APP
parcntiy insIgnit'oails neans ior good OF evh.
40 islstencs Was inade 70 Tue eAisting orouo-
res, lhougn me speaker sook occasion 70 COM
pnment inc aeYoeioii ana iailiiiu'less Oh the
pastor. =,
MIS-. MOUNT iVes Two niues away ana wheh
II wac Known snac sue anu nor husband were
III ens Niii'se a"'i''n VIZ applepensio , VI
tfouoio grew Sene9lai. Colst.pio noopins
Win seVe,"l uepucies With, csii, stooa III .ie
niue yaIo, moving oack ana iortn' giahcing
nStsously up anu. Gown sne s'.aes' occasion.
ay eApiS,Sss'nS ~ an4uu n yne nopo We.
she wouiu stay away to-uay. ne salu tnat
the trustees--Enoch Smith, Alfred Fagins,
James Robbins, David s. Hutchinson and
l9st'l'uci .'aiisn1ri'Ni 49, i'ee,ins tesoisco
that neither the woman nor her husband
shonld he permitted to enter the church -
tvla,, . Ibis ,,as Az nrassod &c IN ti,o 80,
"heai uouoe WAS eApiesscu as W .ne legal
jty OF such proceeding, The place being one
of nubl;c worship. he said that counsel had
~ puos'e !" o'sA,p, ~ e"'u as"'' oo"''''' nao
al have my doubts myself" said he, I'M
iii n nrominent LAWYER from Trenton whose
name won't mention, assured U.s.
s. There she comes there she comes ~ al
Ahout hundred wards away n on-shoul
~ -.s' ~ I, /: ~ j, - " ~, = = =
dered, farmer-iookipg man past me e. prime OF
life, was seen advancing with a shufiiing step,
with his ewes fixed upon the. rickety nave
-. -: So srr;s - v;ooort Ni,,t
ineht ~ 'front.'. ihis WIS fiheeus Mouht.---
Just behind him, accompanied by small
child her adopted daughter. was n MAINLY
,s a., "a ~. -, .;ss,s,s IL, 80 r.,.
dressed aho NOT parciouiaiiy piePossessinS
looking woman, with black hair, Swapping
eves and a look of the sternest sort of deter.
49, 80 III. - NJ 49,. 49, ~
minatloh. MS was MIs. Ninctht mount
AS soon as Constable Robbins saw the famil-
;ar fin,a !, ,,,,roachiug he sterned IN the door