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THE TAYLoRs OF TENNESSEE.

One of Them is Bound to be Governor
of the State.
The gubernatorial contest in Tennessee is
one likely without precedent in the history of
electoral contests. Alfred A. Taylor was
nominated some time since by the Republi-
cans for governor. Since then his brother
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est of American
plate glass manu-
faeturers. How
ever that may be,
he will be longest
known as the great
patron OF the In
diana Asbury uni
versity at a time
when it was in dire
necessity. This uni
vel'sity was found
ed in 1881, and for
forty-seven years
thereafter it re-
manned but a uni
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Y es, m e m; the
thieves an pick
pockets will be glad
to get 'eIn. They
dotes on flowers.
but there amt no
murderers in now,
mem. The last one
was pardoned out
yesterday. Young
Lady-Oh, I'm SO
sorry.
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Her Opinion of the Hippopotamus

A farmers wife living up among the
New England hills had a longing all her
life to see a hippopotamus. A. circus
and managerie visited a neighboring
town, and she harnessed up her old
horse and eagerly logged over the rough
roads. When she stood in front of the
,age where the huge beast was confined
all she said was, my amt he plain !"---
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WHOLE NO. 9O1
FOUNDER Or re LAND LEAGUE.
fhe Magnetic aTisHzael Davitt-How He
ra Beeamea D Leader.

a Becamea Leader.
The man who moved his people most at the
recent convention Of the Irish National league,
held at Chicago, WIS undoubtedly Michael
Davitt. He was there not as delegate, but
coming to this country on mission for the
relief of the destitute fishermen OIL the west
coast of Ireland. He stopped at the Chicago
convention, and the reception he received
could be equaied only by Parnell, the "un-
crowned king of Ireland"
Davitt's career is wonderful cne He is
an Irishman born, and but 40 years old. When
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Killing sl.a Elm Trees.

The ,-lli,s Of Flushing, L. L, are suffering
Tor the tsiir'l yeai from the ravages Of the
iarv:s # Tie slw fiy. an import from. Ger.
many. wltirh, very curiousiy, in its nati.s
country .iilll..es its ravages to the pine
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Nothing Like Presence of Mind.

The son of clergyman was delivering O
yaledictory when, in pulling out his handker-
chief, he pulled out pack of cards. "Hello.'
he exclaimed, 1--WE got ON my fathers coat
-Durant tMiss.) News.
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solved I,r,snetiiafn1r.

"How Can / Leave Theeso serenadcd the
young man under the window. The family
stood it as long as possible, and then the obi
man let the dog out to figure al his problem.
Burlington Free Press
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He wet his straw
hat the. other day
and got it some
what out of shape.
Passing by the store
of the halter who
sold it to him, he
stopped and asked
whether it could be
got back into shape
again. Easil y
enough" said the
halter; I" the next
time your wife
irons, let her moist
en- the /. briln and
run her iron over
it. It'll come out
perfectly straight. "
The gentleman is
afraid that if his
hat waits until ''the
next time his wife
irolls." it viii re-
main out of shape a
long time.
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he old castle Ihr
w arSnic ichfdudnn

w a RS n tichtdudon.
n erwassergerenhts,
verei j negeschafts,
b a II, on t b g
Rhine. It is a Ger
man castle; it cost
me half a million
and l will spend
my summers thero
aug. .2.-Alas, l
am penniless! My
husband, the duke,
has squandered my
castle upon his two
other wives. But
heaven is kind, and
/ am still one ahead
of him. / have
t h rec other hus-
bands.
Aug. 3d. can
not forget that I
am an American.
l this day refused
DoSitiyely TO dine
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A Hint as Big as : Barn Door.

Editor Miss Devereaux Is quite musicale
Host-Yes, very much so
Visitor Does she sing in Englisha
Host She does, aud Pm - sorry she
doesn't sing IN Kalamazoo or some other far
away place. American Musician.
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Enxnrise Trim Cor Canaeists.

The cirrumilavigation Of Staten island is a
favcr!ts trip for some Of the venturesone
Ne~ York canoeists Such trips generally
ine:sde afternoon start and camp on
shore ss~s ni.hL u
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1t Is rumored that The Congressional Rec
ard Is to suspend This comes of trying to
publish funny paper without any advertise
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q
she should be very
economical of 4
when she is cooi;
ing. Somerville
Journal.
"This is issonlethine
I have just dashe..
off, said the farm.
er's wife, as she took
the butter from the
churn.-Boston
Bulletin.
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THE ONE THING.

aIf il wasn't fer one thing, boys, said an
old farmer. as be got down from his wagon,
ara bet enny amount o money on thst bay
.a,r !, mine trottin' mile in 2:16A. Id bet
I million dollars If had it =
Tine crowd laughed derisively.
.What Is the one thing" asked one OF the
crowd.
VI - h0 uS7es. Life
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MEETING OF THE A. c. A.
CAMP OF THE cANOEiSTS IN THE
THOUSAND ISLANDS. =.

they Meet Every August at Grindstoae
ISLAND, st. Lawrence River-Canoeing
the Popular Summer Recreation-SafIs
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The czar win give each Siberian exile an
sxtfa slug OF tallow on hls birthday. Life.
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lady. She remarks:
"Man proposes, but
1t sometimes takes
a great deal of en-
couragement to get
him to do So"
THE AMERICAN AC-
TRESs ABROAD.
May II have
solomnly and ire
vocably made up
my mind to become
a nun. | enter the
Convent of St.
Hildegarde t h i S
month. ..
May 90 Who
may fight the fates?
l have consented to
marry the Prince of
Wales.
June IL cannot
forget that l am
welded to art. I
u -
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FOR AND ABOUT The FAIR SEX.

Some Freaks of Feminine Fashions
Found in Fancy Dress Costumes.
FADED FLOWERS.
Young Lady Ito turnkey)-Can / take these
flowers in to the prisoners, sir! Turnkey
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Special Notices are so per eeht more than roc.
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Local advertising Is cents for the first insertion.
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WASHINGTON C. DE pAuw.

The Patron of the Methodist University,
of Indiana.
Washington G. De Pauw, of New Albany,
Ind. is credited with having been the GREAT
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UP.
Father-So-and how much COS: them this
hunting costumes-Fliegende Blaetter.
In the language of postage stamps the
stamp placed upside down indicates Il love
you" 1t also indicates that the person SO
placing it is an idiot.
WIVES WHO NEVER IRON.
The husband of u well-known literary
woman tells II story with cOr,Sidera hla o.,,c+o
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1886-10-15
Map Of the Moons Surface.

There is no patch of the moons visible
surface half mile square that is not ac-
;urateiy mapped, according to Professor
Young, while the earth contains immense
racts. in central Africa, which have
never been surveyed.
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LAWN TENNIS.
HER REPLY.

HER REPLY.
As we sat on the bank of beautiful stream,
With hooks dangling down in the water,
My soul seemed to swim in q heavenly dream,
So fair was New Yor1t's lovely daughter.
~ "I'd bite at your hook If I were o fish. !"
With asnile her enchanting mouth Fuckers,
As she says: "Such notion is far from my
wish, ~ -
For who cares to angle for suckersT-Life.
The Del Rio Tex) Dot is edited by young
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HER HUNTING cos

TUNE.
Mother III ere,
dear husband, is the
dress q k e RS. |
have let her our
daughter a new cos
tune make. She
looks therein en-
chanting, and will
presently a husband
kbay.as,, l,Yrnt un
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FIen.iish Barsarlty Of Apache womeu

Apache women are SO fiendislaly bar
,arous as to compel little children to
share in the nlutilation and torture of
prisoners in order TO cultivate in them
aste for bloody acts Of uruelty.--Intes
acean -
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Jottings from Life.

sThere was quite coincidence at my house
last night" -.
4Indeed. What was itF
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06
RITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Isidorc Valentine, who. when fifty years Of age
ard peuness borrowed In ls7O from BENJAMIN Won Bema
;6tO. with whch ho purchased seat In lie stock *
and made fortune at hs death on SepenDer "
Hri left his estate TO his wlie or.n and near relatives
mad provision for the payment OF the l0n wlch was
foundation Of h1 prosperity ne act' having been pre-
the he referred the matter 10 hecofuer
frociok Smyth. who yoserdy reported that Won Bema
eltitl ii TO over g. principal and interest from
the estate
fert u Boariman las been appointed by Justice Dono
lus receiver the Ntmrc and NicO 'ompanY. ataer
uactuging concern. IN proceedings brought by JOhn
Canpbel Co, so olained julian ut ST 700 & on wneh
anil Traders ard the Chenica National hanss "A hodrs
ol thr cOnpiuv Tor tl1~5 IN their petition TOR the
appointment Of the receiver state that the Indebtedness OF the
company Is s5i.oop
venct ss73 rendered Yesterday in the superior
Court In Lillian the actross In her sit for
contract tinst Lucas X Wluans and James N
TllOtsoh. theatrical Managers
Ercc Obtained an Injunction from Jusliee Van
Brunt restraining Iun tar from int rIcr ng with him
Ia rS 0f the rfnd Dstrlt Court Both clim
The pos ton by she appointment N different Justioes
Judge Chacg T. Daily Ge. e.Al DAuiel t. Sickles and
ars have mt "a coinnii ss0nets 10 deter.
mne CHAMBERS -tret nhd Grlud Streef Fery
Railroad Company should be permitted TO las tracks In Cher
~ st
Thona, o. Redmond deicn ,ants IN suit brought
Yesterday United states Circuit Court ly Goorgc Boz"
man To- recover anc ~ hirld = l. The laad was
a sao q tn - ~ tie insOlNcnt Common
wealth Lie Insurance Company few years ago
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06
THE COURTS.
THE wARNER.WoRK INDICTMENT.
ARGUMENTS on THE DEMURRER-MR. DoRehhiiE"
DEFENDS HIMSELF.

ARGUMENTS on THE DEMURRER-MR. Dokehhi"H'
DEFENDS HIMSELF.
The conrt rooms in the Federal BulIdlne
were all filled Yesterday with the trials OF various causcs
and ndge BENEDICT holding the criminal Dranch Oh .ne
Circuit Court adjourned to MS prEate anot Miss
and Garter who had prepared to argue tne de-
murrer TO tho Indictment against William s. war,
aud J. Henry Work. charged WITH auink p mes G.
Carter who had travelled all night from me o9 ~ NC
present began the argument IN support OF tno
Ne said assDed sss ' money Of the bank by giving
q check for S7l,eo0 when he knew tin' % ne uu % ~
the money In the bank to meet IT, Al tue ohence
charged was the drawing OF the check IheIe was ne
sa no ndicible offence charged against anybody nc
cause the act which charged eoud not 10 ise @ oo
criminal There charge that false pretenees ao %
companied The giving OF the check Maru cohnlteu ~
breach of trust aud there certainly no uust be-
trayed by Work aud Warner Mr. Carter reerrcu 70 he
fact that the directors had not been ihdcteu H. au
nj rrasons they were not included In tne chaig
District DOrsheiner eXcitedly asked upon Wh
such an based. Mr. Carter said that ne nau
no reference TO % particular art ,,.A, ,,.t,
" Then IL "a mere scandal, balu MI Dois OWN
ing the table with his fist. -. ,.a
Colonel Bliss sail that those courts that cnsrEeu
Ward Work. aud Warner with isappyhg money np o. sn
seemed 10 have no Foundation there was nothing TO
Indicate General Grant could possibly have Dern de
frau led by Work and Warner. They might as wen DO
charged with defrauding one Ium-f uIn ..,
Ehu Root opened the an Rument In support OF lhe III
dctment He contended that the Transaction OF ursW
ing the check had been done by Haru as 9h
and not as official ard that there was no necessity Oh
proving breach OF trust lie ced teVerH uecision'
Dlstrct-Aitorney Dorshemvr spoke In an earnest ana
sometimes excited He defended himself Vgor-
ousy against the suggestion Of any motive on MS part
xccpt desire do his duty He said that the power
OF tho oice would never De used W
collect money, hut 10 enforce the laws. ,..
After few words from Mr.. Carter Judge Behealc.
gave each side yc days to prepare anu mana III Pn'e
hri of the arguments.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06
MUCH rHIEVING IN A QUIET PRECINCT
COMPLAINTS THAT THE RESIDENTS HAVE NOT
ENOUGH POLICE PROTECTION.


ENOUGH POLICE PROTECTION
The following most delicatcly wOrded per
sona attracted - TRIBUNE reporters attention yester-
day:
parties vino by mistake carried OF six coats from "a
East 4t-st will TetJTn the papcr they VIII be inelay
wardcd important questions asked the papers O no
any one bat j. Hart
al never expect to sec the papers again." said Mr.
Hart when asked about the matter. "Ihe thieves
tered my house at night aud took the ovctcoats
OF myself and sons Oh the hatrack but. curl
ously enough. touched nothing else. Among tho
papcrs important business letters tho contents OF
which have forgotten, while my corresponding arc
clauoT!ng for wish The TRIBUNE would say
something about the rights OF peaccablc citizens to sur
fcient police protection. | don't wish to insinua,e
anything against the officers OF the Nineteenth Precinct
IL city that Is to blame THIS unusually large
precinct, but because II Is unusually
quiet ana law-aDlulnR one Wo nave
ulusully Ol
ofIecrs so that while patrolnan Ia covering his four
mile peat thieves have hour two to collect all
the booty they want. Every time VIC leave anything
out in our back yards, clean sweep Is made before
morning. The family OF my neghbor, Mr.. Dillon. left
some flrs and slas out night by mistake and had
TO lay in an entirely stock In consequence. Semc
house is regularly broken into every night about here
think pay enough In this part Of tho town To
have right 10 protection while wo sleep"
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06
HOME NE WS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Avenue Hotel-Charles =; Lewis M NJ.
p OF England Congressman William Whiting. ~ Mai
sachusetts Congressman H. Spooner' oi ir Wofei
General j. H. Deverenr and Jarvis NJ AGans RocH *
Cleveland r. r. Cable president OF tne Cnncpsp' ma ZINES
Bcden Of Hot @ ranss1 pvron Wilson,,
II q Navy ~ Moray Hill HOtei-Judge Hoyt n; n;
Wheeler, Of vsrmont ex-senator Loren 81
Bo0man Ho,,se-Robert q. Pruyn. of Albany
James HotetGcnsrsl Henry HIaeKGgpep' eNg o' Gasey
Hopse"Ex Congressman John NJ. Bailey. OF Albany
Metropolitan Hotecharles Peck Chief OF ihe ''e. F
Gootrich. o. s. Navy .. Grand Central Hotel-Geherai
Americus V. Rice, Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06

presided and J. ID. Crary, Of No. ~ Wali,st., was
appointed secretary. A. w. Budlone, 81 Iwen,y- MY,
jectors of the meeting He said that all the otner
business interests in New-York were ORGANIZED,
while the lumber dealers were obliged 70 har WorF
The local trade in lumber, to say say
nothing of the export trade, was from $50, ,OOooOo
to 500, 600 900 year greater than that III Got1on
Cities like Albany, Buffalo, Cleveland, Chlcaso'
had Luna Der exchanges. o,.
After some general debate the dealers present
agreed to sign their TO call for Leet,nI
Hotel. at which some definite arrangements VIII pe
made for an organization. The frss names OF , tno
call are A. w. Budlong, Crane d clark, OF 1,l- Ta
fIeth-st aud Eleventh-ave., J. T.. Ackerman q CO.
of fwenty-ninth-st and Elcventh-ave, and J' h'
Reamer, of No. III Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06
NEHS IRON THE SUBURBS
DIR. eRIsToR HELD FOR THE GRAND JU

DIR. BRISTOR HELD FOH IhE onhND "S'''
Wagons and carriages from all parts OF Rockihna =
County stood around the Spring Valley House ~ nPn
Valley Yesterday aud crowds OF people lngereu III an'
about the building discussing tho Bristorr, c'Ie'
Fenton began a private examination OF ,,in, tna
Downes the girl who accuses Dr. Brisor OF ing
her. Ida's statement reiterates IN ueta ,no
charges already published Relerringto 10 the
Ida said: Both retracons we're taken Iror shr n,s
made them because thought IL would save Mr; Dts
tor" The witness broke down. sobbed hystcrca"' anu
almost tainted. ,, -. ,.,o,,.
Mrs satierlee next verified many OF Idas
and said that Ida told her immediately AFTER the hrst re-
traction took all back. but no, he dd 40 u Wy
nv Jesus it Is true and rs get out OF TINS
shall he able to speak the truth The nearing hstea
until 1870 d. H., when Justice tehton issueu
warrant for the arrest OF the Kew
DR. George Il. Bristor on charge OF feloplousy as
saulting Ida Downos. Armed with the warrant Con
stable Charles b. Fisher went to the parsonage ad ar
rested DR. Brisor who returned with him. The clergy
man was ccompaned by his brother and was hnusu-
ally calm. lie pleaded not guilty. waving examna ION
subject the action Of tho Grand Jury JnsIee zen
ton liked the bonds at 81 900, and George W. WOOD anu
william H. Seaman, two members OK his church, pec""o
securities. -, ---. .u.,.r
The clergyman then returned to the PARSONAGE appnp-
entity by the ecornful and angry dein0hs'ra
lions the crowd. IL said that Dr. Brlstor mas Sc
cured of ex-Judgc Fullerton ~ his counsel
Ida Downcs was accompanied by friends from the Brook
Ign Orphan Asylum and returned Mt night 10 tnat ihst-
tuition. The Grand Jury will meet on January 20.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06
CALENDARS TO DAY

SUPREME COURT CHANDggs-Beforo Van Brunt Mos
2 ii 81 3s A. ~ % 53 So 6S o. % ~ 70 99 9S
~ Us. i9ii I'll. 5aii2.' IA. si5. Sis BIB.
renee, JNos l0s 2Jj. 297 1873. 2O sis 1885, J97. 26s
sifgrmE corir-srrcIAL TrRx-PA TI-Bciore Van
yorstJINosA a. ~ 49, iOi 49, 1884, 1885, l'2 i'4 l'2'
siraEME GoURf-cIncur-PAE I--Bcfore Barrett j.
No. i!39 l.Go l5 y21 i iS fo ltS3 TX TX 43,P III
SUPREME COURT -CncuT-PAn iI-Beforc Donohae; J.
1905 so. 1870. iii iS73s f!6F 2s'2 i5lS l6i iol2.
Ss Sa Slg !S o 49, 1871 ts 1888 s5o 1 1883 sS1'
sUraSME CoGaT-CIhcUrzPA HI-iioiorc ApdrewsJ;-
ZOOS ZOOS 'ii ii7s Ills e6d 7Ss ilt3 aO7 iiGC 1851 i50
SUfRfMg CouRr-CigcUn-PART Iv.-Before Reach. j.
Nos 2OG7 1900. 1884, l407 lOlOh 80 1888 VS. 1874.
sC4 I2i 1871 sOe s6s $40 s7 o7s. s'J. s7' iOjS So2
sUaRoGHrE's GoUar-8eforc Rollins sNo day calendar.
SUPERIOR CoURT-ofEcIAL TERh-bei0re Freedman j.
N SUPERIOR coURf-rEIAL TEaM-PAgI IBefore swck
sUiEmoa CouE-rnIAL -TEM-PAgI u;aBetorc TraHH,
ySGa 1872 o9 , 49, m i1 sI9 Isi2 Ssi 1924 1926 1890
man - Nos 525 800. 1872 10 ysl: lsl4. 1890 1892.
sUPRMoR Cou1r-TRIAL TRRM-PARr IN-Before insra-
"I. connox PlEis-GESgnAL TEns-Deiore Lawrence T. T.
Al Allen n6n ano 5 i9 s 81 o d w. ~
GoMMox PLEIs-srEcIAL 1KRAi-Beforo J. +. Daily J.No
coSMos rLrAs-TnlAL TERM1PAnr I-reiofc Van Hoe
fS@ 1870 1850 i4o5 b5 sl Ia sjo ga 5b so6i S4S
i@s 90, SS 2G i fOq s sore iSS Han
g2sa tg s2 SISs SlG az ~ ins SiS
crr coTRr-ThiL TEaI-rARr II9eiorc Sc Adam. j.
Nos 1920 57g 2CSs 41sS zoos OLA 5Ol9' oo22 oO5S
0S;E CRY cotEInISi fsnP4Si IIIpstoro Browne
Gi o 2 So so c ss S 1892 & Sss $685. oS oSS
c0uHf oP GEsgRAL sEssioSs-PARr l.-Betore Recorder
s9ytG 9ns S'i'1'nG no. DtFGs T. e. 'piaoS
CoUaT or GESEeA sEs'osszrAaT mPetSge Judge
l,2.3,46,O OF 3, .. 10. IL, H. Is. IA, 10. 10, H.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-06
FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE At THIS POI
.SHIPPiNG NEVS


PORT OF NEw.YORK. TUESDAY JAN. 8. 1886
ARRIVED
steamer Ably ssina Br ce. Liverpool Dec 26 Queens
town a. with Odsc and passengers 10 NJ Underh Ar
steamer AmcliGuo Cgr sante Havre Dec 26 with mdse
ana stoSns Der wncsler Hnmburr Dec 2s with
mdse and 2e sioerago passengers Phelps Bros Co. Ar
sfsaaeT laraeouia ir Evans Trinidad Dec Is pemerara
stcroiS 80 with mdse aud passengers Leaycrait CO.
Steamer Agiers Percy Galveston Dec with mdse to T
sIcamcr Knckcrbocker. Kcmble, New.oreans Dec 30
with aidse and passengers 10 : II seaman.
Steamer II do Hawthorn. New.orleans days. with
Steamer Dcawafs WInnc,t Charleston doys with mdse
steamer Roanoke Couch kicnmoai city Point an and Nor
stc.mer Gen whitney, Eeirse. Boston with mdse to II +
steamer CITY New Davis Fall River with mdse
shp HInc ,of Windsor. Ns Bowlby Rotterdam 32 days.
with empty barrels order; to snow
BAR sta & Of q & r po hons sc. knS 10 ae Ass S VIA
BarK Agto Meta Aceame uta Marcrez date Guaynno,
BARK Ulster Ir Shcke Pernambuco SO days. with
BS{S Lord Paimcrston (swed Larsen Z Jsgo 32 days.
with mahogany de Rivera Co; vessel to Funch Edye
Srs starlight Libby Demerara lodays with W
& r Armstrong.
Arrived yesterday
5 Ssasr @ss ssS TO- pin VEer co..
steamer England tBr lieaey Lyerpoo Dec "a with mdse
steamer nS o6s@a gcr KSST1 Hamburg Deo9S with
sUNsEr-wndM sanIy HOOK fresh. WI fair AT City
Island the same.
SANDY aoox 10 om-Baroneter 20 "a; Ther monster s6
Wind NV Is miles. SwelL heavy \ L. Weather. clear.
CLEARED.
steamer Holland (Br). Tyson. London--F w Hurst.
Arizona rl BROOKS Liverpool via Queenstown
NJ UndeIh.
Beban-
Steamer city OF San Antonio Wilder Fernapdina-C III
Mallory x Co.
Steamer ralaha ssee Fisher. Savannah-Henry Yonge.
Steamer Seneca Walker Norfolk West Point ana Newport
Ncws-O old dominion Ss Co.
Steamer Stevens Chance. Perth AmbovJ hrems.
Steamer Gaucus Coleman Boston III Dmock.
Ship abb ant tbrI Potter, Antwerp W Parker e Go.
Bark Nova Scotia Potter. Rotter1am-J w Parker 60.
Bark COrbctt, Sagua Ia Grando-Jas Ward Co.
SAILED.
Steamers Arizona Liverpool: Holland. Loslon; City OF
San Antonio Fernnndina Taahaszee. Savanna WyanOke
Norfolk SeneCa Newport News
ships Dunrobin for London rlie sarbnck. Portland o.
Abyssina for MIrsees st Lucia Valparaiso Sias
Fish, RIO Janeiro.
AIso saied-via Long Island sound-BarKs Cyprus for
Shanghai; Laura Emily. London.
rnE MOVEMENTS OF srEANERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
SWANSEA Jan 5-sailed steamer Warwick Br) Lobbet
for New York.
IDRALTAE Jan Passed steamer Sussex (Br), o'Cala
ghan from ChinU and japan for New-York.
TRIESTE TO Jan 5sailed steamer Columbia r), oarvle.
for New. York.
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New-York tribune., 1886-01-06
TWO coLoRED PASTORS FOR ONE CHURCH.

Tho congregation OF the Bethel African Methodist
Episcopal Church convulsed over the rival claims ot
tile Rev w. A. Merrill and the Rev. Mr. Pnckney to tho
partornte. The former appointed pastor III july
1884. and his term will not expire until next April Ine
membership numbers forty, or whom thirty-one were
born in the North aud nine IN the south. Don;nie Mcr
r born In North and the Southern members or
his congregation have been endeavOring to get rid OF
hin. The Rev. Mr.. Derrick. who Is from the south re-
cen became the presiding elder and later Mr. Merr
received letter assIguing MIN to mission IN Penning
ton N j. When he went there he found tho mission oc
cuped Returning at lie Was surprised at hndlng
Mr. Pinckney possession Of the fort backed by postal
card from Mr. Derrick appointing him IN Mt MerrilFs
place Mr. Merrill told hm he would have TO leave the
church The following sunday both doninies mounted
the pulpit, and Mr.. Pinckney ordered Mr. Merrill 10
leave H. AT the same tno calling the congrcga alton IN
support him. Tho nine from the South were not present
and Mr.. Pinckney himself Obliged to vacdtc Last
sunday trouble expected. hut Mr. Pnckney did not
appear Mr. Merrill assured the congregation, which
consisted of four that ho would never give in In the
evening Mr. Pinckuey was on hand, but so were TWO
policemen nnd raZors were drawn.