The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-22

containing fixed rentalp A.-Never. mover
heard Of it until heard 1t on this trial.
Odd you ever know that Mr. Pearsall was
did not, Sir never Heart he Mr Pearsal or e. any
one say that my announcement was n humbug.
inc trustres once spoke TO me, saying that it
Thought that they wonld not havo to pny any
thing there Then changed it's form.
VI his alleged deception in the matter OF oh
tnining subscriptions for his church debt Dr.
Talmage testified about his telegram to his
nephew. Mr.. John +. Talmage. in Baltimore:
Tor 80 00o provided make mp YOU privately
ence between your subscription and S.o)0i
r, Dr. Talmare said II photographed to John +.
Tnlmage. who WIS President 81 the Board of
Trustees md asked him and Mr.. Hobbs TO
give $4,000 each. They telegraphed back that
they couldn't AFFORD 1t. Then sent that tele-
gram. Mrs. Talmage suggested the word pri-
Mtelv,' saying thut Ms these were commercial
men they might not like to have IL known that
didn't intend 10 play of this subscription on
any one else. / had madc up my mind already
TO- give IS 600, and | was willing TO sacrifice my
whole salary for year II ever had gener-
Gus sentiment in my heart that was one, for the
subscription drew the. blood. | WIS perfectly
his brother are young business mon in New
York. and had q great desire to have my neph-
ews ut the front in this nintter OF church. debt
raising. They are the sons Of very dear
brother through whose pocket I entered my
profession, Their father. my brother Danel
in educating me. | told him one day that I
wanted an education, and he undertook to give
10 York m e4 my And ISsn " v int
to New brunswick and he paid my expenses
there. And when | got through be said /:
that Ibid. lLaughterl Then he gave me tho
money to get hurried on, There was only ono
accident mat prevented him from furnishing
my house. That was in my pastorate at Belle
As to tho sixth specification. which charges
upon Or. Talmuge deceit in tho matter Of Or
ganist Geo. W Morgan. DR.. Tulmags said: II
never spoke or acted decetfuly. Mr.. Pearsall
testified that promised to give n certain notice
and that didn't do IL. I've no doubt he's nc
cnratr. forgot i. l forget something OF that
As to tho last Specification. ,hnt he deceived
his congregation by announcing. In February,
That all the papers said that he was TO be tried
al. he would be tried for falsehood and deceii
Dr. Talmnge sail: Il saw n statement TINT
would probably be arraigned for divergence
from doctrinnl modes and usages. That was
on Thursday. ] was very busy tho rest Of that
week, and On Friday or Saturday / was told
that the same thing had appeared IN the New
YORK papers. | Ind many notices to give on
that sabbath. and | always give notice Of the
meetings Of the Preshytery when / know OF IT,
nna n pTGSao SI say nS WIEN ea real
mind that | was to 10 arraigned for fnlsehood
and deceit. IL wasn't suggested in the article
at al, hadn't az that time In my mind any
recollection ~ what Mr.. Greene or Mr.. Crosby
said 10 me; Mr.. Crosby is mistaken whom he
with an editor Of the Ne,c York Times"
On cross-eXamination. which the Rev. Aren't
bald McCullaRh condurtad Or. Talmaee said
that he pursued non-"ommittnl Motley toward
the managers OF the Christian al Work. because
he thought they were his enemies, and he
didn't want 10 make them aware ~ his plsna
Odd you think that there was an effort TO
soil the paper secrectlyr Ayes. sir; l heard
o. cergYmen being approached 20 become
editor " n-not conditionaly but to become
absolutely editor Then there. were various
sg9icfr1nequs Efforts 70 get rid Of the paper.
demonstrated hv tho subsequent fact that the
paper was sold surreptitious.y
A6 p VI the ,presbytery adjourned TO meet
to-day at pa L. VI.