New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-16
TPorrPIE IN A COLoRED CHURCH.

would not be over $25 900 or $4,000.
TPorBIE IN A COLoRED CHURCH.
The Abvssinian Baptist Church, at No. 1866
Wavery place, breaks out periodically Win in; a
mild sensation of which The TRIBUNE is duly IN,
formed through the medium OF pos,ai oi 1 20
| some anonymous person who displays desire 70
SOW discOrd among the faithful pos.9a 81 INC
received at The TRIBUNE Office YESTERDAY si LioSS
that John Speiman the son of the pastor hau NJ
his cane under the nose of Deacon Harris wntn eiS
latter on Sunday had attempted TO reau no 1aon
meeting for the ELECTION OF trnS,ee ssfeomsbp pier
leisurely loading rolls of leather upon uuch , ro
denied with careless sort of indignation ,nau ndS
body had had the audacity to shake cane u"u''
'' Yesterday afternoon read notice ea, nins
upon the people to come together anu a, v of the
church had on asked sSdP''HRS The clerk T ShS
is his son-lp1Ll MAY w TO I no disturbance
of any kind in the church, MI oPei,,i non After
tor referred TO II as preface ~ i nj hat he in
chuIch wa" Soyc meeting of the deacons this even;
mo- and wanted me to be present HIS son lolIoTc
me to Szthayc and Od me ,n@ cnc me S ont Of
tTo cLnrch said that Id read 1t ana tha mat.
would like TO see him chuck me our. lHo Tbo
has to be read two weeks peloIc ,no nndcr The
| Iaw Some of the brethren have taken auH Y
| from n lawyer and he told mem 9h so' h,,rch
9oaiu " and the increase aud decrease in the mem
hnrshin ~ il is required TO do once every three
wears by IFS charter or under lne plcsc. n."'t 60 M
| rrosont ot file meeting tonight The old board oi
| trustees won't meet oither. at least Two OF thelh
won't there are only ionr ol uio ihc
What we are trying To 40 Is 10 feorgah1e uhuoi Vio
new state law believe -. i,
The Rev Mr. Spelman was seen at his home IN
Groyc-st He said that he didn't want to say any
thing about the troubles in his church, but was
finally induced TO say that he " proposed 10 holu
the fort" lie said that be had taken advice nom
an old lawyer. who told him to continue III tue
course that hc had marked OUT
THE REV. DIR. PABkllURsTS RETURN
Among the passengers who arrived Yesterday hy
tho stonnrlup Arizona wnH the kcv. d. Charles ".
rntlmtst. oi the Mndison Square ltoshvtctlen
ChntrlL IN rnkhuipt aud his wife return rom .
three months nhsouco IN Europe "a e.od hrhln
! aud houtcd Toy the buh ol tho lNiol hhd N"''p''p
I'VE dropped ont Of the regular limo of layrh.,
said lac lest cNenms int h9ln Jug mhl'i i,ss
and had mono # the night We SAW lew tourists
/ aud only occasionally an English paper, 10 ma
what has been going on III the interval Is PLY
much blank 10 me, ana hn"ll natG
! To 90 through course of reading To get up WIN
! American politics III the mixed state III when Ihry
! seem 10 be. Om trip was purely Tor rest anu re-
! creation and wanted to get away AZ far as posi-
| be from routiuc. | saw the Emperor william,
whose party visited where was staying ana STAYED
al the same hotel lie looked Older ana more IN
/ firm than when | saw him few years ago, Dut he
carrie, his cigh y-Gve years brayely. >,
" | was impressed by the soldlty ana dlgnliy oi
| Europcan politics. compared with our own. am
| thoroughly American, but confess thai would
like 10 see more of the European strength ana less
| of the rattle IN our politics. Every party incIc
| means something right or wrong, hut aside from
| the question of Ia II, with which the republican
party is identified, there seems to he n3tmng tiNe
before the people here that means anything. Oc
Gin my church work directly. but do not preach
until SUNDAY after next. There have been no eS,
especial changes and the work VIII be resumed
where 1t was lett.
THE CRIPPLED TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
Interest on the bonds of the American RAPID
TELEGRAPH Company which is controlled by the
Bankers and Merchants Company, was not PAID at
maturity yesterday The amount OF the issue Is
eff the embarrassment of the Bankers and Mer-
chants and according to the terms of the mortgage
a period OF six months is allowed before the bond
olders can begin foreclosure proceedings ne re-
| cent embarrassment OF the Bankers and Mer-
chants Company has developed the iact that
/ nearly the whole amount OF the So
! 100000 first mortgage bonds OF that
company has been issued. II was said, at the
company : Office Yesterday that many of the bonds
had been used in the payment of construction ana
other claims recently, and that some OF them ha1
been pledged IN loans. The company mas apoul
one million of the bonds IN ITS treasury, Gut WIN
this exception the whole amount au'hoIlzeu mas
! been virtually issued.
! There was no change Yesterday in the relations
of The companies recently members of the telegraph
| pool President Bates. of the Baltimore and ONO
said that the business of that company was larger
tnan ever befo e., and that it had not suffered by
Withdrawing from the pool.
HOW UNION PRINTERS ARE ASSESSED.
There is some dissatisfaction IN the rank ard file
| Of typographical Union No, q. at the lcvS1ng oil
30 per cent assessment for the purposeo supporting
| me commercial idrdtSg strike and To put some
money nm the treasury The assessment was levied
mt the last meeting of the Unonand is to be pald IN
three ten per cent n9talmcnts ms assessment
business Is getting played out sald mrW"'i OF
/ the union NCstcd1V "Nlncc the Strike ol last year
| We have had seven or eight assessments men
I hon,
/ see must take tickets and the | MON dues, until !
/ don't see hat I'm such laundering sight better
/ OH than was before the strike lor higher wages
Are Won forced to huy tickets for the p.c-uics
and excursions was asked hN, IN" reporter
"No. We urr not exactly forced To buy them. hui
fellow doesn't want tu look mean when the chair
man oi the chapel comes around win tickets ANA
hll IN, resi- of the bows take one. Ot course Nuu
have to take one too. don't see What ~ Thunder
becomes of an the money that we are assessed
rR roRNCE BARKER HOME AGAIN.
nr and Mrs Iordvcc Barker came home on the
steamship Arizona Yesterday. They vrr, met by
friends and NIuueht up to the city ma ting Owing
70 the cool air and the lack of am oNeicoat Dr
BARKER contracted severe cold, \ lWnt ~ re
porter called m the afternoon az his house No -
East Thirty eighth 81.
oh usnothng sctious," said hc.alludnq to his
cold II shall euuu hc MI right. ! am very well
otherwise and so ia Mis- BARKER I went away sim
/ rlv ior rest aud we have srcnt most of
/ the time travelling through the rural
PARTS of lnslanl. which We found vciv ENJOYABLE
and interesting though | do not sunnosr nav r.
| prtien,r' Wrie novel cnuteh tu he Youth iclatme
/ | mpdp a tea daNs visit N Pare iuat tu srr a ln.
| tunt. A. tu Wul, ssiuna mattris dropped thpn
/ tuturk.
" How ia tout rnucf roti,nt Mts. John Jacob
/ Astui. prttnia uhF
"Oh, clio g. mot draticnt any lougcf aa she may
he considered N,ll fhn sWnt thc aiminei az
NrhWalhagh, aud holio,n b. nov travelling toward
| Paris and honeWau iy the way, how h the poo
! htlral night going On have hoen IA out-ot-
the-WN places aud have noI heard muoh OF poll
tics
KILLED Bl \ SllirMATE AT SEA-
When the Pacific Mail Company Is steamship City
of Para arrived OH sandy Hook on sunday after
noon she had On board the dead body of Otl0 Yer
| wood, a seaman who was killed IN a fight on SatuT-