New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-19
TIE PROCEEDINGS.

TIE PROCEEDINGS.
The seats reserved for the audience were
filed % their fullest extent half hour before the SEES
sion began IN autic PATTON OF lively discussion upon
the questions which pending at the Adjournment
on Thursday Tie members Of the court were p'oHp'f
iu their seats Dr. Edward Beechcr sat IN the I"ut pew"
by the side Of Dr. Van Dyke A. soon az the minutes
were read Dr. Ludlow the moderator requested me at
tcntion of the Prasbvterv for moment 81 und sll"
he bv reference 20 our PiesDytoral Almanac tAat my
term of office expires on Monday morning therefore
Withdraw my request for instruction IN reference TO
certain matters"
u- Van DYKE then claimed ,hc floor and offered Tos-
ouron that during the remainder OF ne Il4- tar -
Cr-, cIcrgvWcn properly introduced ana persons l.i
ina thp sDFeury-lNe transferable tickets WHltu 7-u'
De issued. being admitted. Dr. Van Dyke read seven
reasons tor hi- action DR. spear requested him 20
withdraw The motion saying thar be- thought all the
s ig'r s - rs gC ,rs as,cd v dr. Van DYKE ana
a long debate followed. The notion was lost oy vote
N. or Corvfu was then recalled agd asked few
questions uy Mr. crosby and d. " ln b'ir ne u,N,
witness 'i- .....'.-. 49, r,r c.rr.,
her examination, winch Dr. spear conducted
MRS. TALNAGE- TESTIMONY.
Q.-Do you remember anything which Dr. I1lm"se
sad on tue evening when ms connection with The thrs-
tan M work was severed Al remember one incident
Ny husband walked un and down the room, and said
That tier. passage o.. scripture in bis mimi all
lifetime IT. was. Ny soul ls escaped AS bird from
r. y
escaped" III. said: Ny soul is flied with gratitude t'
Cod" and he repeated this passage many times. and
a-,. me n tftu'- tiru fr vs.. answer f0 PRAYER
Q-H1a hc been DESTROYS of -rJu-o ut Tho ghristaH
gr work. Ayes; DE uad been unhappy and FESTIVE
under Mr. EcWuEtous influence.
gard % tie paperl Ale tid always nearly every
during Che latter pant of bis come .iCn with IT,
fat incompetent to give l'm advice, ana "o4d s'g
"I don't teo a1c 20 advise yon 71- j. Tou "-- 20 10
God. YOU VIII never make mistake J. is q painiu.
NM husband aud Cod. But I am before men who Dee
hcve PRAYER and mat the reason why 20 into tie
C-Wiat was the genera. aature Of Mr. Reminctou's
letters 20 DR. Tamare A-IAey were rr'tatlnS cAas-
QiI0w then 10 v0u account for the friendly tone Of
D.. Tamares letters 70 Nj Remington AIR. Tai
wrong or -rud-e. I neon, Dee literally torEets IT, p,
Tihar-scc gen- Mrs T.uI.r- said mar her husband
much disappointed when his nephew replied TO the
hrst dispatch tuat bee could not give $4,000 she con-
Telegram saving that Il b, AMI Hobbs Will do tlcT best
1 wlu make up the balance sad 81
don't think you are able" Then he brought down
Ls fists on the table and said d" would give every
salary year have tnat debr raised,
mol alb e.. and made calculation how DC could sup
port ni, family for year If he did %. He SAID; "
want Is TO see the church debt raised Then he wrote
the telegram, ana al my suggestion aftorward put III
lAe "ofI 4deAtu I'M ~ ne l.o1-H' my
Well, you can't put everything into telegram
Mr.. TALMAGE on THE STAND.
There was no cross-ex animation ana then Mr.. Tai
mage himself was called To the stand He SAID that he
became the editor of The Christian at Work In 1873 and
ceased being the issue Of October l. 1876
Reached It's destination.
gV,.- WAS fine object OF the interview between Mr.
Traro,l; and Yourself M Major Corvin house about
-. - ,--., w., l,, ..,,,o p, o., s,,,5--,r1 NJ
3rdit- %. 1901 -A' i''- -''N' I'D '''1''t--' I-'
Remington mad SAID tha, he would the paper
rh~,r- r. lrrIarv lr Ig farther March had arrived
-, 100, d.. ..- $500 .t.-. t. u .,.. 20 ....
ma near" -H' Ha-'''A 7'' 'I'' ", vi ''i VA MS
friend, might purchase the paper ana hoped that Mr.
Ha.ock A- freua- might pnre hase the paper That
was the sole object OF Tie interview.
Q-Du you remember memorandum agreement with
Nj. ID CkIlsouf Al DO. About June, 1876 wrote
goodbye and bad 10 ,ut ln type when Mr. Dickinson
Requested not % publish 10 and not to leave AZ that
time. SAID that I should leave IN the FII and that
gave INN -four months uotice.
ODD You receive thirty days notice the time OF
The sucl A.-AhsouteIv none.
QWhen did YOU nrst learn that TIE paper was sold
A-Du tue afternoon OF october g. 1870 between duu
u'c.ugk. Al rmnoye OF the office told me. Then