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New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
A JUBILEE AT TIE TABERNACLE.

CrIFBRATIN,, MR. TALMAGE's ACQUlTrAL BY SONGS
AND SPEECHES or CONGRATULAT1ON-AD-
DRESSES BY ELDER CORwIN, THE REV. HENRY
D. KIMBALL AND OTHERS.
In opening the prayer-meeting at the Rev.
Mr. Talmage's church last night Elder Corwin said tat
there was no appropriate hymn under the ciicn-
stances than that begnung with tie words FrOm every
stormy wind that blows" thcy mad cause for thanks
giving and praise. Father" Pierson, III the opening
prayer said 1--WE praise Thee, o God that Thou hast
brought our beloved pastor safely through his ulals
and that he has come out pure gold from the ehners
furnace"
The Rev Dr. Evans a member Of the Prcsbytery' IN
his prayer said We thank Thee for the evidence we
have had in the Prebytcry Of the influence ol hoou
elder IN supporting his pastor
Elder Corwin said: suppose il is useless to dis
eujse the fact that we all thinking Of something to-
night THAT is past feel II we had been through
a hattie The battle that this church Das been through
for three months was different from anything else we
have ever experienced. There have been many con-
versions during the last three months tLat WI" last
through all time aud eternity We cannot disguise the
fact that our pastor and church have enemies
who don't love him enough 70 keep them awake nights
uaughter1 But there pleasant side 10 the picture
tbe victory Is more than all the trouble Aitef Dale
is over we dOui think Of the wounds ba OF thOse VINO
stood by US shoulder 20 shoulder. That Is what Were
ioce about tOuigh-thOse who stood by Us during the
last three months and renfOrcements that came up
from time 20 lime. We w not forget the action oi the
fr,or nasior of this church. under whom some Of us
labored When he found which was the right side he
bo,dly took H. and falered lApplauso don't
wonder that You feel ike appaudhs Such uoDe cyuuo.'
Nycr salI We forget the Rev. Dr. spear the old man
eloIious and venerable. lApplauscI He stood Dy us
I'm tbe start There was other man VINO cOuld
hsve taken sucn lead and kept u aud n 1t had cost
- orT existence he would have stood by our pastor
a. tpe end Renewed appauseJ He SAID only to-day
t6s 81 rt was question OF law, then IL became one
~ law and ex pedleucy and finally Of love ne sad 20
our pasf0r to-oay: Now am coming TO near you
,,T.sfh rext sunday never yet yeaid YOU ana
Ton tns give Us one OF your best sermons such ns
t0nyS vou an preach. You have nothing 20 fear You
re ali right IL the Brooklyn PresDytey that is no"
on trial You have great worb before Sou' anu Jou
snllsI 20 on leariessiy and perform IT, - n.,.
The Rev. Mr. 5t. John, member Ol the Freso!te'!'
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said: at do not wonder that the church feels ike
making this Jubilee meeting over the grand Victory
God has given you. attended the sessions every day
and became convinced that the hand oil God was
In It,"
The Rev. Henry d. Kimball. Congrego lonalSt, said
This is not mere victory for Dr. Talmage' Dnt o,
every of the $4,000 minister's We were al on % rh
1t was a question of personal liberty. Dr van pyke
was only aCtuated by the principle Of clamor Know
HIN well. He s good fellow when the spirit oi ucu
actuates him-and Ibeeve IL has done So llaughter'
IL is the spirit of evil that had TO ght ever nau
any doubt Of a living personal deVl walk,ng
about the edTth-aDd don't want TO cast any rSn,o
tlOnS-I say II all removed when walcheu i tne
daily sittngs Of the Presbytery. Applause ana 3ush
teri letter I'm TO DR.. Van Dyke was puOns1eu
not long ago tnat fully answered the question. Dr.
Tamage, in his recent trial, represented the ful'.m
Church Of three hundred years ago. lAn1lauseI All
the MARTYRS were strife. and all the secutors
TOO and thank God that you rejoice over the victory
The trial is not over lt will 60 on until the
Church Of Christ is brought INTO periect
unity through diversity. The Presbyterian ana
all other churches Of the body OF Christ must go mo
dissolution. remember another Brooklyn preacher VINO
was also put on trial. DO not know your lndvldual
views on that matter but believe 1t was another cse
like thiswhere the doy got INTO men Tor the purpose
OF destroying the church" - ,..,.r
hymn aud the benediction by the Rev. Mr.. Kiinbail
closed the meeting.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
4 SKILFUL FORGE ERS ARRESE.

AFTER TWO MONTHS SEARCH EDwAED IISIgR
Is cApIURED-PRoBABLE ARREST OF OTHER
MEMBERS or THE BAND.
For several months past large number of skill
fully executed forged certified checks have been
passed in Newark, NJ j., and other cities. The
means by which the fOrgers operated was for one
two men TO enter store make a purchase and pay
for il with a certified check largely in excess Of the
goods bought and receive the difference in money.
Several Of these checks puTported TO be signed by
Bailey q Alliug, and were drawn on the North
Ward National Bank OF Newark, ard bore forged
tins was James Carroll, OF No. 46 Market-st.,
Newark In January last two men bought at his
store flour and feed, amounting to 1922 %. giving
in payment a certified check on the North Ward
National Bank for S157 drawn by w. II. Rutan Il
Co.. aud were paid the balance S3i 70, in money.
The signature and certfcatiOu were discovered to
be forgeries. In February two men entered the
store OF the Singer Sewing Machine Company IN
Newark, and purchased machine for $50, pre-
seutiug q check on the abOve-uamed bank for so,
purpOrting TO be drawn by Joseph GOetz to the
order of John III. Barlow and certified. They
ceivcd the balance, 500, IN money. This check also
proved to BE forgery. Among other forged checks
passed in Newark was Onefor S625. purporting 10
be drawn by Martin Burne, on the Mechanics Ma
tonal Bank of Newark, aud another on the North
Ward National Bank for SlOi 90, appearing to be
signed by Bailey & Alling All of these checks are
in the same handwriting, and the fOrgeries and
certIicatIons are skilfuly executed.
For more than two months private detective
Charles Becker. of Newark, has been unremttng
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
TIE REBUKE TO RITU4LISM.

PHILADELPHIA, May 9.-Ihe Right ReV
Bishop stevens opened the session of the Protestant
EnIscopal Diocesan Convention this morning. The
following resolution was taken up:
Rss0lred That the Committee on Canons be requested
TO prepare aud submit 10 the convention for adoption
canon under which any parish which, IN the judgment
of the Bishop, the standing committee ana t"O-thrus
majority OF each order Of the convention shall naln-
tain or permit usages practices not IN conformity
with the doctrines, discipline and worship OF the
representation in the convention IL not Of all connec-
ton with the convention.
The third resolution on St. Clements Church then
read as follows:
P,solr,d That the report now submitted be referred
10 the Bishops and Standing Committee 20 take such
action under existing legislation as they may thlnk
requisite aud proper IN view OF the facts set loth
therein.
After long discussion vote TAKEN as follows
Clerical-Yeas, s6 nays, 81; lay vote-Yeas 3d. nays,
So; divided 4. There majority OF 90 for the
resnlutiOD.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIVERPOOT-BU SedHship city OF Brtsse's.-0
IL Cossa Costcr Miss Duen Miss Evans, r. l.. du FOurcq
Mr and Mrs II. G0Odlng Miss a. GoOlng, W. Hail. o. O.
Hawkes. Dr. r. e. Hodges, >. Jennings Miss = Jennings
Miss T. H. Mackic, Miss NJ Callaean. Miss A. I've
sullivan, Mis- D. Deyit Miss \. sister
NJ Russell SISTER M. Phean Miss Pd9eon. Mis- kearney
Barrett Mss Duggan, tie Misses NJ and j. Hanau, Sr
WIN. \ Moore, q. MilbuTn, MIS-. = Mag
essen iss and Master Maselsson, W. Matthews the rev
NJ Power r. peternan, H. SchwaTZ, Henry ". Samblidgo
Nj and Mis-. Wakemau Miss Wakeman, J. Walsh.
FROM BKEMEN-Bp SteGiaShtD DOHdU.-COnsul W. G.
Fox H Arustcd c. Spet1lcT Mr. ana ATs J. Keyudgrs
l. SchwaIZschld. j. fon.ds r. J. kberts L. Ruh O. Tous
saint Nienau- A.. Schluter T.. kesten. p &. EnOrs
STEM Stelnm~yer Mr MIS-. Nach4heim, Mr Nh
Feer = Degenhardt, and Miss ~tcuer a. Prince,
VOTERS Mr ROsenthal MI Levnger. hrs. NJ. kattenhUru
j. stenharit NJ HiuCE L. SOOsten III. SchOch, A.
S:eeuken, ar5. NJ. Nagel.
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DISPOSITION OF CITY REFrsE.

The proposition of ex-Judge Hilton to dispose Of
the cty's refuse for term of years was read yes
terdav before the Board of Police 1t was not dis
cussed however, although some of the Commits
soners failed TO see how they could enter into an
arrangement for term of years. The proposition
of William A. Hyell to receive and unload the
refuse from the streets and houses OF the city, on
his grounds on NewtOwn Creek, was also read, and
was regarded with more favor than that OF Mr.
Hilton. The propositions were referred 10
tbe Committee on Street Cleaning. Thomas
ORourke, the contractor, whose offer to
dispose of the refuse has been in the hands of the
Board for some time, has asked that no bargain be
concluded in the matter until May t. The street
Cleaning Committee has this request under cOnsld-
GRAFTON Collector Henry McGowy has gwen notice
to the Bureau OF Street Cleaning that wharfage Is
TO be charged for the sCOws At the bulkhead be-
tween Seventeenth and EIghteenth-sts on tbe East
River. A question arose as TO the power of Captain
Gunner to remove and appoint men, and II was de
cided to ask the Corporation Counsel to give bis
opinion on this point, and also as to the pay OF
patromen who act as inspector OF dumps. super
mtcndcnt Walng was instructed to report the
names of those patTOmen dong duty IN the Street
Cleaning Bureau who are able 10 do patrol duty,
and those patrOlmen who can be best spared from
patrol duty TO act az inspectors OF dumps
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RETURNED AFTER MANY DAYS.

Lcmuel Williams, the colored boy who has been
in the House of Detention as witness i'll the 500
bill case, was discharged yesterday by Judge Cow
ing in the Court of General Sessions. Mr. Price,
who has acted as ms counsel since the charge was
first made against Cashier Merritt asked that the
$50 bill which the cOloTed woman had found be
handed 10 Williams. Judge Cowiug asked Will
rams If the bill was his, and in reply he SAID, the
grand jury says So bat DON'T After a consulta-
ton with the Dstrict-Attornev, Judge Cowing
ordered that the bill, inasmuch as u was claimed
by no person, be handed over % Williams.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
COLONEL DWIGHT NOT A SUICIDE.

BINGHAMToN, n. Y, May 9.-The medical
fury III the inquest held by Coroner Richards on the Late
Colonel Walton Dwight at the instance OF interested
insurance companies, rendered the following verdict
TINS afternoon
We find that the said Walton Dwight came TO
his death at the Spauiding House, in the city
1865, from exhaustion OF the vital powers pro
auced by prOtracted vomiting, malnuIrition and
the enervang effects OF maaral poison terminating
I'm fatal collapse and furthermore hnd that the said
Waiter dwight did not to ms death from suicide
or hOmicdal causes.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arrnue HOtel-COngressman william /. INV, Lne
and ex Congressman Eugene Hale OF Maine Jnse Vey
Dr Thomas X Conrad. of Philadelphia Ellsha As Ans'
Roson and Assemblymen A. B Hepburn ana th9 d,ra
C,1regaon H0fet-W. de MeissneT, Second SecI1
taTy Of the Russian Legation at 81
Nicsolcs Hoe-senator r. O. IIabert OF RajIroad
" r. Ianier President Of the Alabama Cenia pnnoyi
Comnany and ey Congressman J. II. Thompson Vf rem ~
vana WIHdsor Hofsi-J. TihnghasL fiesaen, W. ~ ~
Corada southern Railroad Comp ~ gpn,fs H.
Tho Hon Henry e. Robinson. of Hartford ana 'ne avly
" Rradurv Of Maine .Neir0rot1n H.-A ~ sIn
man William T. Mo0ers. of PlattsbuIR n 'naincer
Hose-Iieuenant George NJ WheeIs; OI TaD,er a ~ nal
ftorns n a. Vcsiiaser HOtei-~idney laieL y, & na
t,ni5re - Breroort Housc-William Hame1sy, Vi au'i"
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in his efforts to secure the forgers. he FOLLOWED
them TO Richmond, Washington and other cllles,
and at last obtained sufficient evidence to warrah,
the arrest of two brothers named Edward anu
Charles LINER. Under the directions o1 Pro,ecuIor
AbeeI Becker tracked Edward LINER TO BOSTON,
and on Tuesday Becker and Deputy-SheTlh DAVIS,
of Newark, with the assistance OF , BOSTON
officers arrested him ON the charge OF IOrgery.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
THE FRLEAAN MCRDER CASE.

PoCAssET, Mass, May 9.-The latter part OF
the examination which has been III progress mere to-day
was made public. Several Adventists wnom 1t Is pro
oscd 10 arrest as accessories before and after the fact
have denied any intention To 'hcd Freeman &n1 at
tribute absence to fears OF preiudcIng tueir ftl.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
THE ALDERMEN ON A BROADWAY RAILROAD

Tie Board Of AIdeTmcn held Very Snort stssIOn
Yesterday and transacted little business. Alder
man Morris presented a resolution asking the Legis-
oure not to pass any bill allowing street railways
to extend their tracks without the consent of the
local authorities. This was aimed at the bill now
before the Legislature which gives power to the St.
Nicholas. Manhattanvllle and Forty-second Street
Railway to extend its tracks, if any ever laid
down Broadway. Alderman Morris said that this
company had obtained valuable franchises without
paying anything for them, and that the passage of
such a law would swindlc the city ont OF millions
of dollars. Alderman Sauer moved TO refer the
resolution to the Committee on Railroads, which
wa carried
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
NOTICE 10 MANNERS.

wAsHTyGrOS. NAV 9-NOuce Is given by the Lighthouse
that after June 1879 tbs FIRST class nun buoy
placed the North Breaker swa channel at tho entrance
Ia Chare stOn HarbOr - G., viii be distinguished by bell
iced upon This bell vii be by the motion Of ,ho
waves. aud may be heard sufficient distance enable
vessels 10 use ~ Us turning point
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TO-DAY
snn ri.es... 44s sun set.... 7Oj Csek slow 3m. 46s
Moon llj9 Nsm ssIths. 3:5s Mems a.o Gays 10
nlGH WATER IODiI-A.
sandy Hook. lll2 GOV. Island lI42l Hell Cato. 100
giDF WATER Ts.DAf-P N.
sandy Hook. .llAO Gov. Island. .. Hell sac 1:3l
SUNDAY
sun rises . 447 sun . 1905 Clock slow 3m 4S,
Moon rises -.- Moon -ouths 4:j3 Moon age days 20
HIGH WAIER sUSDAY-A.A
Sandy HOOK. COY. Island Ou9 Hell Gate. 1888
HIGH WATER : sDAY-P.N
sandy Hook. O:Oj GOV. Island 0+0 Hell Gate 2.29
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Watches made q different principle 80 far as the wind
ing IS concerned from any other watch In the world II
simple not liable to breakage II spring
and general dcrGugment They the best IN the market
u dpalers fOT them.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
Announcements.
Sore and infamed lungs are healed by
JAYSR'5 EXRZCroRASE

II. W. Johns Asbestos Liquid White Paint
has been dopte for interior and exterior wood iron and stone
work on the L. ;. Capitol at Washington.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
DING PRIsONERS TO SIBERIA.

The G0loS states that the first party of 800
out Of 1000 persons arrested ia Moscow during the
winter have started Siberia. Nine thousand persons
arrested in other towns VIII pass through Moscow dur
IL n he
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10

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DISTRESS In MADRID.

LONDON. Saiurd3f, May 10, 1879.
A dispatch to The Standard from Madrid
states that the municipality Of that city has decided
open twenty depots for the sale OF bread below bakers
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
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New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
DIssENsIONs IN THE RAILWAY POOL.


REFUSAL OF TIE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD TO BE
BOUND BY SCHEDULE RATES on EAsT-BoUND
FREIGHT-REAsONs FOR THIS ACTION.
In spite df repeated resolutions to maintain freight
rates there is a sharp rivalry between the trunk
Ines Rumors of serious disagreements among the
companies have been circulated for several days.
Ii was admitted yesterday that the Pennsylvania
Railroad had given Official notice that II would
not be bound by schedule rates of April TO- THIS
action has been taken by the company, 1t is said on
good authority, on account of the certainty that
the schedule rates had not been charged by other
companies.
AT the meeting of the trunk line presidents on
April 10 il was resolved that rates on East-bound
freight should be maintained by the trunk lines
and their connections. This agreement was made,
il is claimed by the PENNSYLVANIA Road, upon mis-
representation of the facts. 1t is claimed also that
the agreement has not been kept by the other com
panies These have been considered sufficient rea-
sons for the withdrawal of the Pennsylvania Road
from the contract then made. While the company
refuses to be bound by the schedule rates II Is not
understood that it withdraws entirely from the
pool 1t refuses to he governed by rates which are
not observed by other companies.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10

LOCAL UISCELLANY.
AN NvFNTOPS, EXCHANGE.
NEW ENTERPRISE TO BRING INVENTIVE NIL
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NEW ENTERPRISE TO BRING INVENTIVE ME-
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1t is said that one of the greatest difficulties IN the
path of an inventor Is the fact that it is tedious
often almost q hopeless, task to bring new DIS
coveries to the attention of the pubic, so
that their merits may be appreciated. III
order 10 remedy this want, company
calIed the American Industrial LXnlbit
COMPANY Limited has been recently oIgahztfu.
with w III. Dwinele as president, General Ch4Tg'
b. Norton, vice-pTesident and secretary anu anu 1. o'
Hovt as treasurer. General Norton, II VIII oG re-
meinbered was Ncw-YOrk Commissioner 10 the IallS
TxhIbition of 1867. The company he's secured
three floors of the building No. I33 BIOloWaNi
which il is fitting up The basement Will DC uSe9
as n saesrOom for patented inventions, anu
will contain the engine that IS to run tnG
models in machinery. The floor above VIII
of the patents Of which for sa e, and on the sec
ond floor will be a reading-rOOm that may he con-
vertpd into a lccture-TOOm. The readng-room Will
he supplied with the scientific journals Ol tnls cOuh
fry and Europe, and with library OF works on pat
euts and kindred topics. monthly paper VIII a!so
be published. Any inventor may become member
of the Institute and have access TO the library IA
elites in securing patents, legal advice and other
advantages by paying yearly fee OF $40 In lact
the company hopes TO make the Institute an eN-
change where inventors and purchasers may meet,
and where all the business connected with patents
may be transacted.
Many models are already in position, and Peter
Cooper among others, Is sad to take much interest
in examining the curious mechanical cOntrlYances.
Cradles of wire cloth, household utensils OF all
kinds automatic switches Tor railroads, locks Tor
freight caIs etc, and cOntrvance by which lazy
man can set up ten-pns by pulling rope are among
the inventions on exhibition.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
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FOR THE CHILDREN.

Through the courtesy of the managers Of Wal
lacks Theatre $50 boys and girls from the House
of Refuge on Randalps Island enjoyed the perform
ance of "Pinafore" by the company of children
from Philadelphia, Yesterday afternoon. The chill
dren were accompanied by the officers Of the institu
tion. and by Commissioners Brennan, Cox and
Bailey From the first notes of the score or more Of
shrlii-voiced boys who "sailed the ocean blue"
with much spirit, until the curtain fell on tie
happy finale, the hundreds OF children III the
audience watched the shifting fortunes of the
Youthful hero and heroine with evident delight,
and at times showed great enthusiasm. Besides the
children from the House of Refuge. who sat III the
gallery there scores of Little ones all over the
theatre who gave expression to their pleasure III The
liveiest manner. Several of these lntantlle spec
tators proved iTepressibe in spite of the repeated
warnings of parents and maids, and persisted IN
holding animated hut not very intelligibe cOnver-
sation with the children on the stage. The boys
and girls who were the guests OF the theatre
watched every scene with wonder, and on several
occasions the temptation to keep time with the
spirited music was irresistible. Recalls seemed to
be the order of the day, and the little singers were
compelled TO repeat nearly all the principal songs.
The acting of the minute midshipmite, Baby
Belle" Goodman and her songs drew forth much
applause from the audience.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-10
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