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LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. JAN. 81, 1881.
ARRIVED

str City OF Montreal lBrl Land Liverpool Jan IS ana
Queenstown 10, with mGse aud passengers 10 Dale
Str DOnau Ger Bussus, BOmen II and S0uthsmp-
TO- win mdse and passengers to Oelrichs Il co.
Bark HarKnas (Swe. HOmqvist. L0nl0n 90 days, with
mdse 10 ORDER vessel tO C Tobias Co
MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
NEW ORLEAxs Jan AT the PassesArrived str Peer OF
the Real, Cardiff via Galveston
Sailed General Whitney Nurnberg Aaya and Arehi
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KILLED BY FALLING on AN textbook

While several wOrkmen were engaged In
cutting ice Yesterday on the Branch Brook.a NewarkN
JohI Rupp one OF the number, slipped and fell upon
an textbook which tore open his abdomen he uieu III
haIt IN hour lie leaves a wife and several children
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

m, Arn snow. The l.ro y,ri.b1int ~ ~ ~ tiI'
ii'slols1l hme Tor the hl"'
midnight rheegliar Ene - rSr'i-hs ~
hy iO'Ie
Sr npcr,ture incatei ~ the na
uGtsphArnAcy. as 5rJiiasC
TRIBUNE OFFICE F,b l. l a. m-Ihe movement Oh
the barometer yesterday was upward Inv 'emPrt
ure ranged between 30 and 2s' the average l25l2D
nc tsA5 I,wcr than nm the corresponding day last
year. aud llsS higher than on sunday ,.
Cloudy or partly cloudy weather win cmah ,,a,
~ snow rain and slight chances III temperature may
be expected in this city and vicinity lo-u'y'
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politiraI Notltes.

XIth Assembly District Republican Assoc Res
lU7 West 3itlst. February 1871, at
D. IN. CHARLES n. fEADODl. Jh.' fTost.
J. W HAYES Sec'y
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Wholesalers HypophOsphites
DIED


VIII Consumption. Coughs. Weak Lungs, Bronchitis snd
General Debility. Established 20 years
, 1881-09-09

Dr. Thomas uttered tho words which have bce't
road III tho insrr.O OfTAn.
trhu Presiding Eisicr-lo they agree with tho
language in tho charger
Mr.. lIehnott-Tho words nrn not l,lontlch'.
Thoro IL slight variation. tut we lave acccpt-
cd tho wnrt!s III the ihfcr-tFtail rrrert.
Ms. PArkllrst-Of cnl,rso It ltpeilts* on tho
committee to decide how Far tlioy nYree with
Thc i'1esl!nr t;l,fcr-Tho cnitncntton Is not
cot.l1,lcie yet. aud. the words fr1u1 tho Inter-
f)rr,t,t 1lrn fhercfnro MT H.
Mr.. tItnnctt-Wt hayo mover questioned III.
ThDIllns' llttrrhncGs. W. hhvr MI cxhct .t,py hf
thu tnutation hcrc. md tho gentlemen Cit, rcntl
IAe Trcs!liuk E!aer-w.,! Pr: psrkb"rst read
Sir. tlr!lMntt-l will sehtl II.
Tue Presiding Eldcr-Whero tncs It ncc,tr III
tho rhArRcs?
str. iiennrtt-rn tho third specification frntn 4,
SERMON ureaGhGti Nov. X. lesu. The wurtls. rs
Fellows: "'rf,!s .it,ctrnu nf c,Mlicss ,1nlshncnt
IN tho burden ut Thought ntiu tho burden nc fuiti
al tnoiOXy ntl,us,R ill tAghtrt! minds ttn1ny.
AnA yGrlly ltcllgt1 to try to np1H'l 1t ufd ~
enforce 1t upnn pn't IL 10 weigh tlliwn thu IA
of the nxc and not to Itt It up: mud tho trouble
only III TINT dogma, Int you. Alnk tho sei!ef II
tlutl with It. 1 lenvr lit tho lhlt1tu fAitli only
nn Imperfect t}thl, nr, what ts much Mnrse, no
lioh IT MI. f0lt cnllll0t cnnhtruCs TAcptl!cy
with ihe gid iuctrc of tho severity mad nI.dics..,
nes.os 1IeIl ns pnrt " your theory" We syill
prrMched 1y- pr. Thnmas. ho uttered. In sub.
stAMcn, tho following wnr1ls: ut wAs mot to
reconcile III nnKry tot, hut 10 reveal n Fathers
love. md to rrtch and 70 rcconclla mau-t9
Intn righteousness, aud thereby out of tho pe'l-
nktY Uf 43tI.r
, 1881-09-09

Thomas snil certain things H.. his speech. whnt
I'r. rhonns said ut nnofller tme4 nr what others
snd is ,lnt nai!rtnl to this ,nsr VIZ wan, csl-
,lrilco whether TINT IL tho thing not TINT WIS
sad oh]rct IT, nnythtnz else.
TIC Presiding Etlcr-Ihc Chnir hnB held TINT
Or. 'fhnnHs l,Ns II right II ssnle now whit lln
Fnt 1T Tint meeting. Tnn question nf Ws,0thcr
ttrnu Ia net before lis yet.
1,r. Thonns-t Eaid l was glad of it--thnt to
tnky tho vtpw Of II literal penalty hclnR
excc,trtl tip1n Christ nut III tho aortrtnu 0f tho
utn1eIncnt WIS to luke away tho Ercnt sturi-
bling block n thousands Ut stncprG minds. Tha
conversation continued. anl tlieso wnald oo ~
connection between what | sud tlntcss Fnts.e
reference IA permitted III wlat uthnrs snd.
deny. howcvnr. nnk!nr formal nsfdruss Ut thnt
mcetnY, nnd l w0lIltt Hike nav to r1a.i what
wns testified 10 horY Yesterday, md will nnkt
my AtntGincnL III reference tn IT,. .
lir. rArlshurst--t 3npvG TINT nil Tint speech lsn
atriGttn out. Tho very fAct tint hf tttarthkc4
IN stttu hero what nthnr i,G'silo anal snwa TINT
tho conversation IL very mncis cut III place, auu
fs,Dyr tl1nt 1t bn At trtcken out.
The rcesl,llnB Elier-l wua1d like to sny 10
Dr. t'hrkh1rst TINT prupose the nrRcsf lHsst.
ilU ]llrrty here consistent with the tll,st thAt
WI rprescnt. md It sceIns to nlc thnt yo.tr ~.
jectinH nr your tautitn Cnnn0t hn nlniittct1-
Tint you l,nts hotter tllc yourcxccptlon an1 takc
1t with yt,1l.
Tho rUlnt WIS sntcd.
, 1881-09-09

DISSATISFIED DANES.
The next witness WINS Sophia 4. Philips. n me-
dunn sized. m!tltte-ngctl. ealiow- -conlplexlonch
Indy, who was dressed In blaok aud wore II very
larKe gold ehntn arourd her neck.
After stating nor nnne, Dr. pArkhlrst Askcd:
"tn what employ aro yon7"
~ teach ut tho Central park School,"
"Wcru you member Of Centenary Methodist
Church and I'LL attendant when DR.. Thomas was
pastorf''
~ attended the first yonr OF his pustorate
mud was II member all tho t,tne.''
WAS there TIL 0ccasion upon which yot, hat a
conversation With DR.. Thonlas, In company with
Dthors, upon tho doctrines tlls he W,.s teaching
~ you?"
Several Indies met tho Saturday bcforo tho
conference Of 18Th, ard discussed tho doctrines
that he had beun preaching. j cau giro you tho
particulars OF tile nieetiug."
:" Was Dr. Thomas PRESENT."
WHO was."
:" nn you rocollect anything thnt wns snit With
reference to tho effect Of tho blood Ut Christ by
yourself to Dr. Thomas, or by Dr. Thonus to
XIII ~ or ,Ss,n Sy mny one else In the room to h or
Yin connection with Miss Hattie b1urphy's
ql1hltng the verse, We oycEcolue through tho
h"od Ut tho fninG.' tbs question was asked, lrnH
tho blood Of tho f.niAl, Mny HlRniIicnncs3 Thu
Ailswpr RlyDn by l}r. T4Dinas wns: Mn We
overcome through tho low OF tho Lamb"
tlr. Fnrkhurst-rhut IL ali.
Dir Hefiuett-WG havo nothing.
, 1881-09-09
: THE TESTIMONY IN,
And DR.. Thomas Counsel
Now Have the
Floor.
The Ladies' Of Centenary Doubted
the Orthodoxy Of Their
Pastor, i.
And Had Private Catecllisiug
Of Him One Fine
Day.
The Dreadful Things He Said in the
Hearing Of Young ;
Christians
IL Doubted Jus|ua's Nun and "0ld
Jvb," and Used ihc Wor'l
Bosil."
The Defendant Tells His Version oI
the Encounter with The
Ladies',
And Also What lie Remembers
OF tho Memorable Preach-
cry Meeting;
That Il, Whatever Dr.. Parkhurst Will
ALLOW Him to Tell the
Court.
Eeadlng Of Extratts from Sermons delivered at
Divers 1imes-slepparls Ar.
gulnen.
n1,o Cnn1 hTuNr Dnvrff,1,S H- n IN
And Also What lie Remembers
OF tho Memorable Preach-
cry Meetings;
That Is, Whatever Dr.. Parkhurst Will
. Allow Him to Tell the
Court.
Ceadllg Of Extratts from Sermons Lelifered al
Divers Ifmes-slerparl's ar.
gunent.
The Case May Possibly Go to the
Jury This Evening.

Thetrial of the Rev. Dr. Thomas for nllegcd
heresy WINS resumed yesterday morning ut
ttcinck fl the 1eciure- room Of Centenary Meth
odss Church. The Attendance ut tho start, nut
sfio Of the Court, tho Jury. tho ,.olinAel III tho
cuse. und the newspaper brigade, numbered Just
ploven persons. though tho progress Of tho day
brought with It tho usual inurcase*
The devotional exercises were conducted by
tho Rev. DR.. Axtoll Of Knnkakee+ orc og tho
counsel for the defense, WIN. III the course OF
hts prayer. addressed fcryont invocation to
tho Throne. Of Grace for tho recovery al prcsl-
dent GARFIELD.
The Jury benE all present. Presiding Elder
Willing directed tho COUNSEL To 10 ilheul, snying
that Mt the close Wednesday, Artcs,0On DR..
raEkh.srSt Wns I'll tho stand undor cro5s-exntu-
mutton.
Mr. l,cuuost-Wo desire TO ask him nothing
tnrt1GF.
, 1881-09-09


Sptetal Dupate! to The Chttdeo 7rtnnnf.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, kppt. A.-ln the supreme eou,'
this n,ortlinx MIR. IIIsstue Wntker MALE t1e w.
lUwIllX announcement In tho clso Of tue Feop'.
tx rel. Gov. EIl!tnin: "Thts II IN aFP''e.s.t.s
rDrn suu,1nona In II mnndanns, retuFtsu'e ~
tho present court, Tho substantial t6cts " W.
caso show thut the County JtidKr Of osle to.a.
u, In this State, on tho :!4th Ut May las.' :,
Signed lila oilIou. Tho N,,yernnr WIS no',uea ~.
tho resignation, ana an tho ncxt tlas' ooas
eth, np1,uintca! Judge 10 I'LL the vatanes no,.
erwartls Il petition was presented 10 'as .a,Ior.
crnnr lHising hin, to order sprr'a' essI1u, ., M
claiming ihat ursler tho Constitution ~ W. tor
lswur tn uppunt whcro vaeal1ey coa1'nas",
luoro ,hn,l yoar from It's oee''ftsa.ss.
and that. unl.or tho amendment ~ oua!ll
Constitution. the term ., astenurTE ~ ~ Eoyeta.
ber, lSal. The tlovernor, u scsiH, sii,nt,o, tosa
,AsltlAtnus u compel hin to cai .n1 ws did
Uilon turning 10 uass III lnh l!ilo@ o@,n1nsIs vi
It IL there announced ntid aelu 1ha' wSr 10 Ia.
torture Mganst unlthor. and IN tslE ,,Ss S1' rs9
refused to ISSUE thv mAndAtnus' inn inoa.ontr,ibJ
full, and covers every point that - 1Rhsersfos, II
denied. and tho writ Will nut tsslln'
The following proceedings Were nao'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
%. Application for nandu'"'ls aen'e"'
4s. ksajIle arsler. ... rnavar. petl.
|. t:ualttcIu Coal Company w. 1na's
IL. tlaao is. n.,s.c; motion aloyrai; y,s,;a,
0. ltufr ". lteadtnx; rchoaEitlH ueuT . Tr.hpsyus
Ii: Town Ut 0swego W. Aes'o@S''
ii. Humphrey vs., horton ait,!ona@L @lII thsa
tuAy be ttled mud petition Tor feaeas'1s
ha considered.
H. iiunscr -. iiun.er: application tus '1a 10
n,E,ny leHtcl. otNtl01. for Gxteas1ou ~
Ute 'Grlet mt pRsscl lI,0H. ..,,,o, for psn+
IJ. The peopIu w. CuIum; pesIaoa
lutnua Louicu.
MOTIONS. ,..,., kbs
]n., Motion for tcaye to Gle aad!po1''
atEaut.
". Motion to dIsu,!ss.
10. Sntnu nlutiuu.
II. EuMG.
1tEt HMule,
VI. RAlnU.
W. HAMe.
lAj. SAlne. - Alto bllsts
Ha. Motion for extension ot time "
, 1881-09-09

and ta!ti: u yn,l gn nnst Kit sum o..,
F r. c IT, yoH t' ~ S, Il, nd 10
md lot + down: mud tho dix /. Il ~ he urtc.
well with tsaifrr wsch uil.,ct, viii a %, IN she
IT, IT,, ,s ae1 'cs Ss1 81, a ct Pa tass; ; t3
bgtwno t3nfcrsea legs, un tit. ,a sMehnd the cIt
fnr like 10 waa tree. utI ycIIin'' it Tf up Gai.
nn the1e wnsse Sn ' r." ey'r a1st, Astete 'nsa
Wsor sp ri With III Tic fas Whit, nwn and hacI IIs ",
his e!tse tnrG: fnrn tutrcr c 'nlts 1a a bea, nd
luck asd pel yer wot tlatfrr. II r., ha hs lseth
nT ~, I, s''e i,,,s n ,,,, retty rough tne Ct J. ss
, 1881-09-09

Henry Frnnk began II suit yrster,1ay aRsIo,t
Lem phf1iipson t0 rcc0ver ST. 100.
Albert lletchcr tlea II hill nRalnst John r.
Iynch, Henry Weep nna wife. Anna N. Ile,t
and otburs to foreclosc n trust deed for s]aGs
IN Mll Tint part nf tha N. T.. u nj Ser, 8. r, II
which lies west Ut thu Chicago, ltoek Island i
pAGliic ltltirtNltl.
Patrick Moran sued George lIarrts x1a Alber
1}lnek.I,tru FOR Xl.thN ilnuiayea.
Esther ". Wuotlsdn begun suit for $500
llEAlnst tho Northwestern MM,tlat Life -Injlr.
nncr Epm1Mtt1y NJ Milwaukee,.
Charles 4. Wnrren A1lti Willard T.. Powtu
brought suit for Saa,.M agnlnst tho Foster MIR.
not Telephone Compnny.
, 1881-09-09

not u,e alton l,rutftcr f'nrkhurHts w1r,l ,hnt sn
II conversation wlta hr. Int 1t was such Ill In
different th!,,H 10 nNe-snne at !lttl" hWesslIn
-ttMt hnvc M recollection " II whatever. as
hG Rtntes, II WAs II street thlk, n! wn wnlA,"i
nnnu hllrryny tn II r0.ntntltue. u whs HI dt'-
itnrnto tttulr!nrr. 1T lrMst: Or II It. was any.
thing tll,,lnr ,ilxgllAsIun That | WIS giving my
mind to, It cortniiiiy wn,l,A nat l,nse wholly es-
GnI)rI1.
, 1881-09-09

One tlay Mr. lrly. the wicked sailor, wak gotn'
by old Golfers. and hs found him dixxlu' u well,
and tuy was puilin' up the ROCKS In il bucket
with u WinlAs, 10 jack give thu boy " cents
, 1881-09-09

MONS.
Mr., f}onnett-J Wisl. uow further to ntrer i1
evidence oxtrncts from eormous rrracl,cd by
~, ,r. ", ...,,, w.. ~, .,a 49, s' ., 't" t =.
IT. uoh!"s ~ WHICH ~ e'hscs a!H views npnsl
tue Two cAarHcs aud three specifications which
,trc named.
DR., p,rhb.,rst-lt they aso tlto sermons of.
r,."t t I.' :, ] ~ ~ 80. tt .. =.
1eFe" III e'1aehee' u eou9se wa VISA tna'A 10
oUtn1 IN,
Mr., llunnott-l gtgte tllstlnetly thnt they qro
moi.
~. uo,,,,.,,,, ,v, ,,,,,4 w. ,,,,. ,,,a
M 'aFkaarst-We object we hAfe ehhnaea
ccrtnllt words. What wns snI'l IN c',n'lcu1lul
with thDsu wtrtls tnltarla!ty atrcutiJx tho rl,se,
sll.,tlll couc I, u1,a llurufore III ,hnt Ius lust
harn reM in tnst, srrttI,Ius IL ;,,trt III tho Gnxr
jsmt Will ba nnar INV. Xii a,t INV utar tit,.
in,.n Ut6or ci1,,xrcunttnn. ur ID, ,hor ucrst,,s'
.,,n;t In INV wmn nfnGt lin ~ .,,,a,sttM, whmtinr
ho s tisosa @ !" t3tnss IL | Init it 10 % lsavS ciarsasI.
.mu'!SutHn viii, III" t.,s.. 1"1s 9xr"ut ai ~
ct,iit,sui may msu lhnm In his Mrnu,ncni'
II, t,tI'"r w.r,1x tS,c ,aSi.inn n,,.m,,,a ~ ,it
ths: % Thnt IT, rnui1s shT!l riya n spriss Of six
s"rIt,.,,,a an rhc t;Ei, unG H., tnstInr ~ nsrii
tnn a', " IL i.a ~" srsas shar' ~ pt,.t
at,tT,r f"w wur,is which ar., csi,pil f.rrtitai:
sn H. ~" rt,,i,, ~ ~ ~" ,hosn fsy
Writ nt ~ t,t u,o o. ssrtst,s, NJ n ru' horsv
, 1881-09-09

In our onleayors to preserve health = t.t:se,s
utuloat !illpurtnnuB that Me eeTH eao veil -taosas
syatcln IL perfect eet';it!on:e IT, u s.coo g u
dosinS viii ylIe Sttefs or dtas,lsS, ~, pi!a
purely. vegetable, uad IL promp1. ~ ~ MO 4syA
lion. 1t IL prepared IN totn W! 40, 11RssSas
f0rm, aad sold w uruaxstts ss*''
I'M Eu1tk,
, 1881-09-09

Mrs. Marlin II. unrrctt, worry Intelligent
lady, followed. sho testified:
"t.1A"ea s,,. eca'etats @"H'ca tno nrat year
~ W. thon"s l's1ofate' anu WIS u 1neuibur al
tho limo. 4 WIS presuut at tho lneetiilg Ut which
Lin ttcutrlnnl tc,lcblnu ,yus TIN, s,hl,nt ~ ill.,
t,IssInn -hlrs r. II, d,mrtor anil sAo rnI, r. ,v".
~ ~. -.'..,t f,ts..ss ~ o"'. H., ~. 'oH Will
" o's p1eHch'nS InfiSt III His bcftioHa in6re
than anything elso-that sho hud board him l.oll
up chrst usnnHsitu Ut C0slfucluy, llt4ddbu, mud
u,t1ur heat thou Dhttt,a,,t,hnra 1nit thnt sho hul
ne'e' nea'a u!'n hola up CHrht na
hu atoHhk Savior; mud shB said.
~ P1eaeaAR earlsts lt1Steaa OF pfeaeA'ilK
poufltAf' liU replied that ho didn't Wuut n
, 1881-09-09

i she - t,.s slain,
Wiz psnsi,linp ~ ElicrMI wild ,,ko 10 any 10
mr. purk htrst fhnt nrnn.n ttr nrvcss M1ssi.
, iI1nr,v hsro %i,', M ~" tn,,s, that
w. end :, scss !" NJ m sb"s yo',r a.
iimt vo,, ii ,s'! hotInr liz yo,,r.seetlo ind tnkp
it WITH VT, : XII: ,... ..,o,
A"' po'''' "''' s"seu.
pn. nus11SEL1, LEFT IN.
t,n,ony rca,l. and tho s,cuographur tayklea Ills
notes. When he got through,
Ms. Gahlwe askes M tias eotfeotloa t pe @ mauo,
III ,,tr, W @ 1o >''0 '' ~
nls ~ 'n'na. 49,. .,,.
Ms made Mt this stauc of tho provcc,lings, sinco
tue question Of brother caldwelIs .ucu.ory
HjS'; S Ss;in S;;%;S ~, t,snonx oee,nl, co,,.
slerui,ln titne st, muct, tbat jirnther William
iret.H.r. who VIA sittil,v anonr tilo Jury. re-.
w,lp nat al tho t0ent,ttS viii, }r. lli,bar,l."
kad l,r; Tholnas. iMr. Caldwell hud statct thnt
r. lliIhnrd was present. whsn s hoss sd a,'o 4,
i'ht, ct,i,yersation Ht tho prcachcrs' rueot,rr
oH sHn ne wrto nGt o H II: n ns rno
V!eari1ns SacrIaco.'' ~'o'-
,o Dr. rHh 9 ,Sat Ses W P as n.o
what Dr Wh,shnc,I sntl IN 6ls DYING hours.
Tho Presiding E;tur-I.ct 1s iicar What Dr.
nfirrwnr.fa IF II nr.,r"s IN ha inin..rtinc,It
- II ,vna atctnh !, wnnt ~, IL I'hn,nns Tint
hc din "",i~ rct,rct H. mn, wIsHr1 f,t, t,,jrht iva
Ink enov TO cuenteraet its l,tiucuco. statctl
thaf fhn rt.tnnTk wns sfrrlnwo Il, mo. nntl thni
,iiit,'t fhnE ttt, fntIs III Tia c1ap tInro nut tho
atntctnrnt nntI retnonlI,cr mt II s,thsrf,trilt
n,rntf,ir T.1rushn,1 fhntn with Tim fucts nnti
DIR. rArlstrst-Sow. Mr.. President. l move
tnML lhGt oe slflcRen lfaH! tho tecnIl,
+oin tho 'In"tfn,,' '"''''N 't'''' ''0s '"''
Dr. rkturst-i cxcont
I
DESIGN OF THE ATOSENrENT.
"pEl yntl stRto ut thnt preachers meeting TINT
tho design Of tho Ato1,ot.ont was nut to rccu,,-
clio Oo,l to nnt,. but to recouclo tnun to uolY'
l,"H,, fnr ia re1ar,nbor t,l not discuss TINT
phuso or the Atonc,ucut. In TIM rctpusks I
,nn,lo contiucd mygeif to tho effect OF Il pca,ty
hcInc cxecuio,l ,,nun Christ. Tho only rur,nrk
11nn thnt I'M, rccnIi In reFnrrnce 10 II IL tho
m,estlnn asked t)r. llumllstcr. which ,y,ls, ia
/ sbort, nuytblnv It Inn strlpt,,res that tcacbea
| TINT Christ tllru to reconcile uod to mu,l?'"
! "Wcsc sol! present ut fnuro thti, utio session
, 1881-09-09

THE LANGUAGE ADAIIV&ED.
Mr.. Eclinett-Nu have heard the wort1s rea,i
from tho iHtef-Dfta''. purportug to ha tho lat,-
suaYe OF Dr. Thomas uttered In u Sermon
preached Snv. ss, 1881, aud, to save any Further
G1as on tho Question Ut pFo0t, we admit TINT
, 1881-09-09

tuik or not, hit dv remember very distinctly
thAt tho question Ut tho blopd 0f tho I.aIub WIS
brought uut.
JOSHUA AND OLD JOB.
MO you remember what thy Witness snld rs
10 your using Il phsnsc III reference 10 .oshua's
Sill alld old Jub'Y II su, whit did yuu sny III ru-
gurt 10 them r
~ think that worry probably said, and, as my
nttcnuDn Ia ca1icll t0 IT.
Or. pnrkhlrst-"l Does ho remember whit he
Haiaf ''fho word 'probably' won't 10. VIC want
10 know what Ilo di,I say.'
Tho Presiding Eter-Thr question admits
direct nnswer. DOCS tho witness remember
whit he snll?
Mr.. lsornctt-1 submit to tho Court that ho
should bo allowed To t1nish tho sente.ice.
"As my attention " cnltot to IT." proceeded
DR.. ThotnAs, " nuw rucotoct the fact thnt l
used tue standing still of tho sun m one alls-
tratIon. md stnted didn't suppose It WAS ncc-
ossary for us to bclIcve thAt as II literal fitct,
tho hcnyenly budios were disturbed lii THUR
enso uF rrea IT. " ,hHr t 70 m rss
remember referrtnC tu JotI. lntlugu, ! illly1
never suited tho nlnttor III my mild whether ha
WHsn IN actual chnrnctur or III l1eal chnrAc-
Dr. parkhurat-1 optcct 10 Tint. don't think
W hnd butter have 1t down Until 1t Is settled.
bir. iioniott-Doos Dr.. pnrkhurst hold TINT
that would settle u II It was ..ownY
tr' aMIhuntat.4 Hsk tnltt ~ Wy str1sKNl nut
sai.l thAt n9 such nun ~ "otd Job" eser lived
.a. ~. .1 ~ t.. Msh snt tMe ArXutnenl-
The plesi',!ng Ei.'ar-i .hnk y 10 nroper to
sflKo oul III sHulhl oF puliosopalcnl folcctiofls
,,-..;7
str. ponuett-Do you remember Tho stntomout
nu iv Mrs o'rr,,tr tint y, suI.1 ' IL n,r "n" nr
your sUr1uuus, preached lit this church, that
" for Almighty [Ou Il, aell Il euuk to eternal
n,nIsn,I,nrt was nil ,pshy''
"lald not" w
"D'l YOU s'ty 1ts'
VI lid not. That Is, II don't In any sonso
yor,,nru t,"..n nwor hn,t ,n,hIIshn, ,,, ,t a,as
ser9ns ,,, . ase eyer eyer a paesio" you w eyer
tAin senlb!aneo OF pratNnry III that phrase that
,iso or tho ilvne namc; amd ! think,
should tot usu " the pulpit my such pbrase. ~
'n9slt. Iho nnly sortnons J l'r1gcatd ol that
subject aro u print. " co,,rsv M tn MT " this
that she nl,sy anvs hestlI T.; ntas ta''''ot thk
nrcarsrs .?9 otv s ' Viii v", ats,2 ~ 1aS e"so
IL, TloitIas-Wp Law d rcHliiWr limo for
opol'lnH atd utosilig. think IN mo winter WI
pt ~ aaau uosu ~ ~ T., ~ ~ t @ Mef anu
I'LL i,;f ~ ,nst,tIv MT uv" ~ nt,,' ~ t'.
u[ torsc, tht ii Il ls!ttor or tccur that cut, ,,1
eitAIiy as.,ortaiuetl by EOfcrenuu 10 llr rifles.
At: !ieIlnettTMaa thoro = totsaal at!lFvsA at
iii H. rhts1,,,s- hHrn stnti il"t Hisi,ni, Mnrr
| gayo Il furlt,Ml aiIroys on tho su6Jcrt Of the
| ltUtulnGEt.
,aar. uenhett-Apoht NO" bnaE WITS thle ad'
"uco' LIE 'srho,,,.-, ,,,,l uot an,. +, ,,n,
tomnoro. u1isi II nrtSrwarls unpcured VII In Tia
MHiis.rvsttft Christian .ltiunrnis, prUparell, I
thtnk, " hMsulf, nn1 ! SHOULD jllt'gi that It
s",tiEt n th!r,y IT, t"sty sw MStet 1,S lima o
ultplDll lit tho tufurluHl conversation ltHl tho
, 1881-09-09

juUGE DRUssMt,Nt,-lu chnlubers.
JEnta1: HANr-AtUtions.
.ltslNt. SatITlI-At0t!nna.
.lunlE characterization
JUuut Observation-Disclosures.
, 1881-09-09

DIR. Il1OA1AS' 'IESIIMON1
After sotne little dclny. s1r. Ilentlrtt said he
would Introduce 1)r. Thotnns. The doctor re-
,uaEncd where he wns-besltlc his couusel-hit
Dr. PRrkhurst Insisted thut he should take tho
witness-stand.
"fou may state your namo and occupations"
bcphn MIR. uunuctt.
"lIrnn, W. ThomRs"
"And yottr oeoupntlon?"
~ am ctergytnnfl."
"Wer0 yuu present at u prcachers' meeting
held In Chicago nbout stnrch n. t81p?"
al Wns; l remained Mt thut session until It
cI04p1."
"Wlll you rclntu what occurred ut the session
ut which y0u were prtsent?"
nr. fNrkhurst-I NG1e
Tho Presiding Eltler-Whnt Ia tho grould?
Dr. rAtkhtirst-We object to letting every.
thing tint everybody snld g0 In. We hold to tho
record.
Mr.. Huunntt-l understand when pnrt of
general conversation IL introduced IN evidence
Wo have right to the Whnie Of 1t. In tho direct
testimony tho prosecution undertook TO show
certain phrAso 1}r. Thomns uttered. md we hRvo
Il rluht to tho conversation that drew ont thMt
Jtll1lsp MID went to make l,nFt Of tho fncDtlnE
DR.. PNrkh1iEst-1 OtIJeut. 1t Is not tho question
Mt MI what somebody elso eAid. DID Dr. rhufuNs
say this? That Is tho point. and thu only puHt.
The lrcslaln9 E!der-lt EeoMs to tho Chntr
thnt tho question ehDulil relate to tho subject.
Thora might hMvD bcuN business trIlnsnctet.
Jhero might hMyo aJecn various things that wore
discussed ut Tint tHcet!nr. Please con1np your
aclF 10 tho ublccts Millur discussion hero.
, 1881-09-09

ONE HERETO AT A TIME.
"Was anything su!d at TINT meeting In regard
to tho AtohcMicnt?"
Mr.. Pnrkhurst-t object.
The rrcstltng E!tcr-Tho objection is over
ruIGd. Proceed.
1,r. Parkhnrst-SlmpIy this ...
Tho Presiding Elor-The objection Is over
rticI.
DR.. l'Arkhurst-l Arosc-
Tho Presiding Eldcr-The objection was ovor-
ruled bofOrC you nrusc.
t,r. Parkhltrst-.l didn't understand you get.
tied matters In that way. l supposed wo had
tho right
Tlo Presiding Elder-l will Withdraw tho rnle
II tho counsel thinks ho bus something lnipor-
tnnt to sny.
l,r. rArkhurst-I only wish to sny thoro nlay
hare bcon ha!f u dozen herctfes prosent. |
don't want to hear whit they said. They may
ho nn trtuL noxt week. 1t ls not uvldoice In ths
cnec. What We want Ia evidence IN this case. I
obloot 10 anything essu HoiuX III OF nny kind,
antl wo thnk we hay0 Il rIuht to.
THO PrcsilIug Eder-Tho objection Is 9vor-
ruled. prucuci.
ur, parkAklrxt noted an execution,
, 1881-09-09
TIE COURTS.
AN IMPORTANT OuEsr,,,,,
HASkltU1sT4 Y

1'ASKlsU1iTs oS To
On tic 9th Of Heptemhnr. tvso ,,.,,
un,I. !, ronero, n,..n ~ 'es'' a'ltlHe hodQe,
ait uankrapta entitled 10 discharge tu nnn,...
tho sNlttp within three tl1onins ,,J ppY lot
TINT II any failed 10 dn M wJthin ho, a .,ureatur
.'..,.,a ',.,, IRMt W sl'actArvu, and mi.
pc1'tons ea"Io I'o dismissed on MppItcn,to. wv.
amy creditor. Among those nIrec,ed ,,s or
lnnkrnnt Mnrrh Il ,s-a ~, VIZ ~, was n1ludYel
,'.," isa, ~ nI.,, ,,.'.s ~" 'ao llth Of 1rccn.
Yet, law, no nlon WIN tho clerk pctI,ton ~.
t'isehAfEo aster tho tiu,o limited fur s,rh .of
inst, Judge ,Ioluutt r,,t,.ro ~, o' Lanuh,y
t", tho nnnttca ,,c ~ ,.ca .. M or'"r dismiss.
~ ~ ~" W. "aht III asking for It t,
uiAe. ana reiilsel tho discharge IN tha a. ~
tic sns1o ultlnth. Young flied n na,,,oH ~ Q!
vfr,y nn,t ri, tho av,H,, .,. Pe'tlon Tor re-
, 1881-09-09
1,Itl:ATS.

TotlHy Is tho Inst t!uy OF service and Of ff1Inr
trsill NOTICES 10 tho September term Of The t,r,
cult Court.
THE Clerk OF tte Circuit Court requests ,bs
return tU tho illes OF tho bill III case Nc. ;.aa
Francis W. uuljmusl. ~'e'sf