New-York tribune., 1881-08-22

THE LITHUANIAN PRIEST TO BE SHUT OUT OF THE
CHURCH-cnARGEs AGAINST FATHER DUrKIE-
Apparently tho trouble at the Church of
s.. Stanlslaus is not yet at an end The
congregation yesterday was moderately large
and very quiet. Father Grabourli, the Pol sh
priest, oticiatcd, and after the morning
service chrsteued two children The Cardinal has
not offered any suggestions to how the difficulty
should be settled, and the majority of the
people think there is to be no change
made; that there will be mass in both Ian
guages every weekday morning, and n service
in the Polish language alone on Sunday. Each
priest and his constituents, however are procuring
from the pcSe.on he now holds temporary pastor
OF tins church, but also to remove him from the
quite clear TO either party yet The president Of the
church recognized by the Polish priest stated yester
day to tribune reporter that Father Dutkieyea
will not be allowed in the church again. You may
say III your paper" he continued, - that lie says
hes Tie is no priest at all. lie is bad man. ana
the hFst trustee OF the church property and shall
close The door aganst HIM when lie comes to NOR
row morning to say mass"
" But did nUt the Cardinal give him permission to
hold q week day service ~
Only for moihh, and that has expired, and he
must stay away rs | will have him arrested for
disturbing tho peace. His party has the church
records and : % belonging to the church. but we
books. A lawyer, however, has the matter In hand
and II is probable that the books and money will be
returned 70 us. II the Lilhnanians want him TO be
built TIN church, and propose to have our own
pastor. Father nutlSieviez is "a fraud. and a man
chaigeS recently made against him at the service
next Sunday )rnng. He kept money which was
raised Ter the church, and this man can prove IT,
l ne Cardinal has sent Father Grabourd to MS AID
we satisfied with him. The letter chaIging him
with immorality he Apancd satisfactorily from the
pulpit"
Father DutkieViez was also seen He still has
hopes OF beng relnStItcd pastor bat cannot see
why The Cardinal Is so di!atory III deciding which
priest should have full charge He said that n
meeting OF tle congregations would be held next
Wednesday evening to elect anew board of officers
ana lat the persons receiving the most votes would
be accepted by both partloS 1t was denied at the
church that such a meeting was to be held.
With reference 90 the letter written 10 the Polish
Pri 'st, chargi him with immoral conduct ia Paris
Mrs. Albert Ulatowski, OF No. 1915 Seeoud-st tod
the reporter that sne knew the mother aud daughter
mentioned III tho letter The mother WAS
thirty six years old, the daughter only
sixteen Tho husband spent most of his time IN
his WIFE, Father Grabourki became infatuated wi II
ia mother first, and later with the daughter. Tho
mother ana not bear an cnYable reputation, but tine
daughter hcd until the priests visits at ,heir house
became 50 frequent Is 10 cause scandal. Mrs Tia
towskI said she knew both thc women for Ionr
years, and when she came 80 New York and mot
Father 6raDOurk she told him that they sent thcir
love 30 him. lie turned pale and stamInered ont n
wish that she should keep silent in regard To I -
lua ter. Knowing that he was not a good man she
II he did not wish 10 be exposed. lie was sent away
from Paris when tho noWs of his conduct reached
the ears of the Bishop.
NiCH-Gehcru Quinn said that no conclusion had
peen reached rs yet, and that when il was no one
outside OF the Church would know IL voa mo- :.
to Interior with the religious interests ol n rnu
munltN. But hO aided, with an anSrV air. IL ie
lmu%teilal what you write. When lac press takes
up religious matters no one ever reads it,