New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-26
SALE OF TIE EVENING POST.

The report concerning II" chang" ln lh' owner
SHIN of jLc ErcpirU Pcs, was confirmed yesterday Icy
n brief announcement in that paper. ! las an,
uounccment stated that IN" Ercnipg Io.'h pissed
under the control OF Carl Schur/. Horace W iuir
and f. l.. Godkin. who on Tuesday completed
The purchase of large majority Gi
lis stock. and that Mr.. Schurh would assume ed
itnrol direction today Though tn uam' of Henry
Willard does not appear in the ann"uncrm'ni, 1t Is
understood that hc Is one OF the put' hd~I,; laNld
A. Wells has also taken stock. II i >aid thai thr
money transfer amounted To- NG'ouu" ana dd ,i"t
Henderson. The Interests BOUGHT hv u" new part
nrr>hip were tho>'' known a, tine BRYANT ami Hen
d.r>ou Interest,". iaihr GoiWIu and l~il" H"n'i"r-
son selling nifty shares each. ON" Of th' pnrcha-"r-
stated 10 1EBr>E reporter yesterday that
the ncgotiaj~ou~ Tor the PA. h''" iiad bon
pcnding several weeks. hui had not
been concluded until Tu,Slav. Whrn asked
what would bc the future political cour~' OF the
Journal he replied that the politics 90 IA" trrr ri-
needed 10 hr said that II would stand in Tie fuiur"
where it had stood III The past. II would support
the Administration. Mr. : hurI WI. o. Is saId h!t"
The active assistance Of both Mr. W Poo" and MI.
(;odkin as con tihuior- 10 the editorial pI2'.
4 deed was filed for record IN Oh" Comfy H'ri--
tcr> oiiicc transferring lhc p"pcri FORMERLY CO., IT,
ticd lax Tho r,1ipq Port. know %, Nos. 49, 30 ami
~ Iilcry->i. and owned hy Isaac licnccr-oaL 10
IaIkc GOdWln for Tloo,opp.
MEETING OF TWO RITICIorS BopIT@
The Eighth General Council 4 th. Reformed o.--
copal Church bean u .'-- "a N',i''i'' mrI',...S
m the First Reformed Erl~'op. & j. irri a. iilt-
Gfll-~t and Mad-uu-IN". Hi~uoP NIlii 1870 j.. Nc i-
olson presided TIE bishops prr~''i "cic Charles
f. Cheney Samuel Fellows ] ]. steven. J.unc' y.
Iatanc and Edward Wilson. Among ih" lay d"ir-
gates were William A.dii'h. Of Chicago, Colonel
benjamin Aycris,, George ". >attS and General
Stewart l.. Noodt"rl. ., -
4 motion was oiir-cd hy the Rev. Marshall i.
Smith 10 refer 20 the CouWlttc on lD,'Ilu" and
Worship proposition 10 make The following aldl-
ton To the article, of religion:
The wicked conlcuncd 10, Christ the :i'hrp1s Juisc
shall sulcr cvt rlarilns Iuui-l'u'ut 80 r !nt the
ris,r,I- shall see, cod and De- forever with tI' l1'd IN
who. urc-oic. there = fulu,' o. dl AZ VII -c Il1ht
hand there j. pleasure iorc,c.m
The Rov. Dr. Cooper said hc regretted exceedingly
that tLi, matter lad been hrnu"ut mp; II urI i u
would sni the church from top 10 bottom. II any
s,rL article of faith were adopted. hr said n Nonld
drive him and many %, his brethren ii"H Tie Ec-
formed Episcopal Church. winch Dee had l'lnci he
car-e he Thought IN IL lac c"Iid 500 .hlp
with free conscience. judge savage "Iilnlt
seconded his remarks. Bishop Nicholson referred
the .iuc~t ion To the commit zee. and IN appeal lnW
fine decision of he hiIr wa not sustained q. lhr
council will meet again this uoilIng.
The siXticth annual conference 81 IN" African
Methodist Episcopal Churches was closed YESTERDAY
TIN, death ui bishop j. j. Clinton, AZ Atlantic CIV
y D. was announced in tiir 'oui-" Ui thc n"til.n2
session. The afternoon >~un Wa~ occupied ~ near
ing reports of committees. several members 0i Inc
Conferences, di,plcaScd with the appoil tmrnt ol
William II. IlillurS as Bishop of the N"w-E ok CON
ference stated that they intended appealing to the
Bcuch Of b, hops AT lis nest meeting. IL the even
i.irr> for tn. ensuing wear. They include I"r
Church. Ncw-YOrk City, the Rev. ]. @. X " l.lldnS
WjIiia1nSburg the Rev G.. +. Smith Harlem, the
Roy F. J. Mills: Nrwburg The R'V. j. Is. snail
Pnu,hlecpsic the Rrv. Jacob Thomas; and Taly-
town the Rev. Clinton Leonard.