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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-21
NATIONAL BOARDS.

Another measure pending in Congress
which is fitting complement to the
force bill is a bill to take from the
States the power to determine the size
and limits of the different congressional
districts. This, too, would concentrate
power in the hands Of the Federal Judi
ciary, but like its anti-type, the force
bill, it carefully guards against any accl-
dent by which fairness might be meted
out to the Democratic party. itproyldes
for State" and "National boards,
but the State boards would only be such
i'll name. Final determination OF all
questions would DO with the National
boards for the States, and upon each OF
these would be United States Judge
aud four other members two from each
political party. prhe President OF the
United States has the option OF seiecting
from the Supreme, the Circuit, or lhe
District benches the judges to 90 APP
pointed, and by designating that saeh
sppolntees shall have been upon tne
bench not less than ten years prior 10 =,
that appointment on the board, the OH
declares that Mr.. Justice Lamar ana the
Chief Justice Of the United States are
ineligible, ard not to be trusted with
the power granted in the bill. Wouid a
partisan IKE harrison appoint pepo-
cratic Judge even had ho served iten
yeart2 Briefly stated the hill is snoiner
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-21
WHERE WILL VIRGINIA BE?

Thus does the force bill, with its train
of evils, bring up the paramount issue
OF the fight and point the path OF duty.
The issue is not the election TO Congress
OF certain men. 1t is the right OF self
government. II is whether intelligence
aud virtue or ignorance and vice shall
rule. The danger that impends is negro
supremacy and all the coucomitant hor-
rors that marked the days OF reconstruc.
ton. The duty of the hour Is defeat OF
those who would subvert our Liberties
and trample constitutional guarantees
into the mire of partisan corruption.
Will Virginia be deaf to the call that
patriotism makes upon her in this crisis,
or will she in trumpet tones protest, as
she has ever done, since the foundation
of the Government, against injustice,
usurpation, and tyranny Will she be
on the side of right aad honor or on the
side of wrong and dishonor 1t is for
you to decide.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-21

II YOU have been deluded into the
idea that this oppressive tariff bill was
not passed for party purposes and with
the end in view OF prostituting the bal.
lot. you have only TO take glance at
the Administration ana that idea will he
d;ssipated. At tine head Of the kepubli-
can party, and in full sympathy with It's
most neiarious acts, is President who
snrrounds himself with Tanner, who 30
a;soraeed the MANAGEMENT Of the PEN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-21
L,oR RENT, NICEDWELLINGS. a

1881 liza M.Ia sGs.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-08
rNVEILING 4 MEMORIAL 7ABLEL

TT CONTEMPORARIES THE WASHINGTON CBNIE"'
NAL SERVICES IN ST. PAULS CHAPEL
large congregation attended the service YESTERDAY
in Il Pauls Chapel, Broadway ana |eses-s'' IL.
occasion was the unvclne OF the bronze tdOie'
~, tho Aisle Committee in the northern wall Oh O'o
chanel in commemoratiOn Of the services "ln' VIZ
bn,d there AT the Centennial celebration OF the IN
o.io., ~ George Washington first ?resdent
>, the Tinted states. The Rev. Dr. Mulchahey' iec"s
~ tbe chapel conducted the regular SUNDAY SeIN''
and afterwad he said. in reference TO INC uNoiiins
rho authority to place these tablets ana memorials
in this church. OF which, you can see ulcre aio
g,eat mapy il vested in the vestry OF the PARISH
This i the ONLY colonial church building no" >ah"ps
- Tho CITY and it must be recognized as bearing III
Same rcasur. at least the same relation To tle 'n'
and state as Westminster Abbey does LOT u'c '''s
nation and thi, will be more especially sd WIG" 49,
windows are filled with memorials by the oe9cei'''s
90 tho original founders Of this parish asd IN iact
h,rd mot object 10 see these walls all coNereh VII"
memorials Of occurrences and Of persons Conspicuous ~
.b history of the Church and Of the state there u
no inconcruity in placing such historical memorials ~
: tbc church under the sanction OF reug'oi' ~. ~
y good deal TO elevate and ennoble the 'onc Vi o' "
tional life" ooor,
mr. NpIchahey then walked down the aisle acooin
auid by his assistant the Rev W NJ "eer' anu s'oou
l,1 =. tho .,tIet while Rowland Bell, the secretary
- tho committee having charge OF the memorial anu
| whose name, are IIallctt y. Borlowe' H. H"s,s'u'
Crarlson and william IL. Russell drew a'lue uS '''o
| -, ,.-. ,rricb covered il and in few worms gave
the memorial in charge Of Dr. Muchahey VINO pfoiSIi
that it would be carefully preserved Inc 'aor',
II "a inches by 81, and at the top Is u'c S't -
the United states having branches OF ohNe dlu 'aN u"
each side. This inscription Is on II
In commomoratlon OF the centennial OF the lhauSn-
.i M, ..eot,,, Washington the hrst President OF ti3
I1ited states April 30 MDCCCLXNNlNi hal, h ig ~,
by the aisle committee at the ServGe n commttcc
P,i's Cha nell New York Il. Paul 'hapei ,ntv
The Rev DR.. Morgan Din: Kicnan - -,iexsnder
: Van Rensselaer, truger, Nllldm 20, cnumittea
Hamilton and Frederick Clarkson Aisle Go, d nu
Dayid Augustr, Clari,on chairman moS S i,a car
orretary Hallett Al,op BorrOwe Ainory oP,CS ir
hart Holm Langdon Ervne. Edward A. Ne KoS, Nv
FGVard DE- p. Livingston. Richard VI NC,9""I
Eldl@% cl'rle A. Van Rcns,caer John T. VAIN Yam
wight Temple Bowdon, Banter WilI,am Bard Nc.
It vcar XcT5od MoT: y,n "@ corandt g ir, Rob
> or, r Varnum and !. LON, NebO'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-08
HOME NEWS.
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

,,.,...-obs, hail DNmonicos. evening
e.snit,.Guu,bsrg chess match, No. 81 "'s'
Examination OF p. II. Sumner, Tomos roH0' O'''"
1 p. 80. H. poo, Estate Exchange
No - IIb.rtY-st.. p. IN. .r prool,
sugar Trust case, supreme Court General lei"'
Ign. lo.-...o T.mnerancs Union.
Roadway Tabernacle. 10 a. ~. ,.os
Meeting, % Baptist Preachers ana l'eiorm'N
nroo,lyn Bridge trustees afternoon. ,oo . No.
~,rrcl,nd Seciety Fifth Avenue Hotel e'7U D. NJ
so.,oty of psvcilca Research 40 40 la't 1"'"N
nrst->t.. ,. m ,,.., Hall Columbia
College, p. m. -
,n,.ric,n geographical Society, ChicNeHhs HAM,
.,corr, william Cuits's lecture. Second ON''''''"
Church. Broo@yn, p n' ,, and rrt
annual meeting OF the Ne".forH Bo'e ai'' i''
/ ,,i.Ion 80 4lG East Twety-- Nth-t, p H. on.
Iin,oln club Of tho ANlh Assembly Di'o"o'' W. 49,
r,.,..4 Msn', Rcpu' lcan Organization OF the IA''
A-,rb,. District 80. iG5 HudSon-'t. p. ~. .,,,,o
! conc,r, OF the Metropolitan District C"'"c' A7's0
! Stfuway Hal, =. I'D. ,, ,ru proozlyn
evening. ,....,.. ro,.oon., Church
| evening. -.,..a, cnrrch evon
r..ou,ion at tho Central Congregational Ohui'"' Wv"
Annual meeting Of The 22i Regiment veteran Oofi'
40. Union square, evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-08
UE1RING FITWER IGNITILS
HE breaches THREE STRMONS.
MANY PEOPLE CROWD TO HEAR THE MONK
THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND-soNE
OF HIS SAYINGS.

OF HIS SAYINGS.
Large crowds Of people gathered yesterday 70
Father I-uaru~. The Episcopal lnk Whose TnoW
a preacher has spread I'm this country tfon-h h
cent successful i-ol IN Boston AND ODD '"'~
through hi- sermon at tie church of 81. Edward
Martyr on Friday uicm. In IN" morning faih'
najiu> conducted the Episcopal church service I'D
large meeting room al Cooper Union The seats
All ncd half au hour before the service BEGAN. an
Tire time the preacher appeared The ai-l'- were ''
ed. and many people surrounded ,hc door. uHahi
ct in bui au,.--~- - hear Dis remarks. Ih" e1,A
wa, composed q an Intelligent cla,, Of people.
Than half Of them ucr. women. There were prol
people there ot every sect. lut the majority of
present Appeared 70 lr familiar with tine Er-'
service. Father lrualu- D. Sd magnetic, and
caruc-tac>, and enthusiasm ar'. 80 inclined lo
% those about him. that those wao lad come
curiosity joined heartily in tho -r'Icc~. ana Wh'
preacher led in PRAYER all followed him with c'
iery,r. The Father expressed himself q sorry
80 many had been unable T. get seat, ana 80
other, had been turned away. He promised,
collection 10 be taken up warranted Il, 10 no
afternoon service in the large hall. He prc-d"do
organ himself and De and sister Annie. ".u1'
is Swing der time to the work. led iY tIr --'
The hymn, were strange 20 most Of d." people. '
are called ~IIymn- 81 LIaLthouy Monastery "r
Father Icnatiu,'> monastery iu Vale looi., ''
hymns were ,on 20 Tie pcopl. for small sum '"
are many remarkable verse, in them. and %" ~
fl. Father, rich voic. I'D flr singing o. l"H
accompaniment. Vas beautiful
Iic said af the beginning OF DIS sermon ''
Wi,hed ilc people thoroughly 20 understand ON"
,.-..,.,. ia. .,..- . ,..l,.r, 80 ,la t.Nu-,l Elk
F''.' '.. vas ,..
loiG lie added. Cd" VIII not sanction tIc %. TIE
word Ilrt.-taut'7 lie sad, however. tl.' Ii
,,,e.d T., t,.- ni- pol.,,ol religion ,.ld. tr mI-
, lie i,, .i-,. .rv a. Cirtsti,r -,d,lss o.
I'-. ,',l. So C' EccL.t,.t,..r and Iurch.
i,,',,- ,'i. t ,',i, -, I'm. Stt.'.t.I ti..t id uc
' ,' , ,.,. t', 49,, mn, .ruujcct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-08
SERMONS OF THE DAY.
THE THEOLOGICAL VIEWS OF A NEW PRES
BYTERIAN PASTOR
Y.

rHE REV. DR.. GEORGE L. Spinning, OF The
PHILLIPS CHURCH SPEAKS FRANKLY RE-
GARpING THE MERITS AND DEFECTS
OF CALVINISM AS THAT SYSTEM
Is UNDERSTOOD TO-DAY
At the Presbyterian Union dinner in the Metropolis"
Opera House last week the pastor OF the IniiiP
Presbyterian Church heard for the hrSt UNIV ~
many not members Of his church. His reputation a"
an eloquent speaker had preceded him, ana II i o
10 say that the expectations of his hearers "c'o '''
lied. lie j, Western man 10y birth. educ'lo. anu ~
perience. He born in Dayton. ONO mug ''"'
ago His father was George b. spinning ana in' ''oo'
was a sister of Dr. j. 6. Monfort OF cincinnati, ~
Spinning is nephew of the great educator III, '" H.
McGnfcv lie comes OF preaching family lo"r''V'
uncles and cousins are now occupying Presbyterian
pupits A.. Wa.
Dr. spinning spent his young manhood on ue "VNV
ern plans and among the Indians. and later oclo"'e"
The Nez Pcrce Indians and secured their rEh's' hc
served two wears as a Union soldier IN the la"ous
Kansas cavalry and was wounded Ills coheEate
,rd,es were pursued al Hanover College and highland
.versity and in 500 he graduated from the Nc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-08

The lat General Assembly sent tar overture I"
the prc,bycrc-. which they 10 90 ,pn before inc
meeting Of the Assembly most Nay. me D. late -
the increase of the supply oi min,t" and Be- b'-'i
anon n report .uInittod by Dr. l"ui johnson '''
Dr. = J. Mcpherson. Io'h Of ChCtS This fi'''
VA. d,cl. ed for some time bat va. o. adpp'', an"
was sent 10 Ia" plc,by torIc, in the '" mat ""''
light might bc given. The second ortHie D. i'-''
mon a report Oh deacoucs,c, ,ubmIrd by Dr. war
field Of Princeton seminary and thdhii j. on ue
method Of cficcLng claigc- in the c'"h 81 ~,
and constitution. Tio~c ovcrurcs ere referred 80
Inc committees at The meeting 81 ~" ~" in'
Prc,bytcy in october, and they III report IN
afternoon iu the scotch church. ltWiH h"t n' 7'i'
pri ing If the report on tine I"w crfi ln me IRE
icrIan Church -dcac0ncs Eould ease 'p"sH'!'D'
discussion.
..The Naearc, 81 lIirl'r CIit ism vi! hr pr en-
to the Methodist ministers III ter hr'ih- ="
day uy thr icN. Dr. hicnd mali the ,h- 81 HI"I
tL4n one Biblical scholar d. not trl", a'"HS I'""'
noon II VIII Ore ic.au-- tlirr- - 80 truth DO I'D" "i'
SAVING ~. McldrnhaU j. e V.-or.- writer ana t' .
NOT p.. ii- po-od toward the "hlcif c'i'lc-m' via
ever be ma think Of those Who af,pi - NapdlI"''
The Eaptlst ministers arc - d7cn-s cry mission
work at their meeting in the tairlacl" 80
The Ecfo.incd PASTORS A~~pdhtoH, az So -
Rcaic ST.. the Prcsbtt terrain nIn- err meeting 80 Ut
r~by's Church pHtIr- .ud me '"n-Ic-"'l"I'
cIcrgvmcn', gathering in TIE B1lc House are H'
accessible TO the public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-08
rrrtIc vIrW 0F Mss VT HPHI D.' n,on,.

rr. ,L, blppopoau1, IN the '''''i" a. yc.tc,,,,y
.r. va. TWO month, Cd on rhnr'd'l, AZ" ,"c gr, time
Iy v 1' r,,,rl On puc cNlo'i"n for MI, , "l varn
'nr r' t. sunday On which its mother M,' of ,sn
since '" '.nca If through fear Of the crowd o, mo-
,,,, ,r,. 81 around the par .,., .nov,
WV, ,.n,. Yesterday. neither mother " ~, how
,.r,i.,,.,r alarm. 1t cannot Dc w." ,,r.c
"' any ,,,, were especially gracious 10 '.,
ever, u''' '.,r- who visited them lac ,,,
~, ,t. rank nearly all the nln'' .',v,ys
,',n ,.,r,i. f,r n. most part I"' =. i,
,, .,,.r, mr. or-prln- and the spec ~. Assem-.
n'r Dy,~'' ,-aca that the intentions oi ''' '''
bacc were peaceful .,. b,. not been named
,...,r and health, nov. ana Il " SUI 'I, o".
s,. ulery I, I've long and pro per- en- which
"'''', ,,.nci Yesterday IN the nnl', y'i hr ~
door Wa "p'n'', ,,cs 80 that thrrt W ", WAX vr
TO- 'i-' m r,,,d that stood bci"'T -, j, ,uoyii.
dl"lr, ,I1 thc policemen h' ,,,n,"d 10 uuscr t,
b" lHlNo H. t,mc Every one tI,u t1c biacl
nearly an VA @ NOR, of the '," t LIZA rom IN
eaten ,i-n d hardly be- d't'u-n' ti,,c winl,p,
phth VIII Mi Murphv rom u ilr VI, ,y.,y ina
murray VIII. ,t the plblc III M, f ri It III.
her hI'!N ~ .. \ yer mind; We " I LII and in
,crn'o J." learning 10 eat bran a." ~, I3ok ont for IT
| lille dr. Dr., - ,ii pr,bahly bc abe ~ ~; mother.
| short lul' W., assistance from It's MUM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-08
rn ,rnsr ~ clkE 49, NLcE AyIMlLN

Temporary arrangement, have been mace At
kennel room, and ambulance h"'c 81 'l'
for tho Prevention Of Cruelty - Anim1I'' 80
East Twenty second ST., for tie reception anu ",
III po-a Of all abandoned and "lh'r"'''
animals, IuiII tlu- ,ocIcty can secure t'' NV
I,,. -, -,,,ll,n a permanent shelter. such VIII "'
e,d far "a. stated Persons having pei a"'''''''
y,lch ar, sick ar Otherwise disabled past r'"'''''
,,h, know Of euoh that are abandoned ia lI'' ''
AR. r-ouc.t,d 10 inform the society," Oh i'''P' -"
,,hich wagon viii j." -"ut 10 the add''', F'''i
The ar''u,I ar animal, WIH Doe taken 10 tli "a" 49, IN
,,,cui.c. The publ" arr lo,p.,ilnIN 'fl"" and
.u.G ilc headquarters and ariin. i," ',i,o inet
t.,tlarilc themselves with the workings 81 ''' '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-08
NEW YORK CITY.

The ,rlon Society will girc lis second coi,'n' -
this season at it' 'l"oh' i'' ''''''
ave. next sunday evening
rb, December mcctil- e the society Of A"'''"'
photographer, VIII be held to moro" c'c"''7 " 49,
rooms. so ll3 West I"'r'' 1870. Noun.
The fair n aid OF III" 'hur'" ~ O"' -, a. 900
Carmel. which closed on o''''"'l' '','i'] ,,. ~ .h
-r, money Will be applied 10 reducing the de'I vi '"0
church
Do M~-Thc Columbia '"'le-c 0''''"'' ,-.,
,.,Iro, begin at II 30 O'Clock. 80 cards OF "d"''
SON arc required
Police Justice cherries y. Ihin''r Will ~ -,
meeting az the Noun- Mems INSTITUTE 80 -, r,,,c'
to-IhoiI" N'"'" ~
courts g.. ,ro,,, 10 difficult to
Among minor ml,io''"','' " ,,tr,, ,.,o,s sroc.
name more ANNOYING one una" tp,, ,or,. arr.
taclcs on sunday, when al i"e oP''"'
closed.
! ,- O.,,. ,.ca FORTY tauitor Of 80. 1913 Ninth
James VuIFN "S'' ~, ,,,,rr ,roi,or which
ave- was struck on the ie'o WI" r ,cr,av
/ fcl from the third story ana ''o"' '''
| afternoon. Hc ""' '''"
Nj, Eugene Kelly, assisted 10y ''Nc''' '"''
prominent On CHth'i' '''''''' VII w ., -.
festival on "Wednesday d" ''..''S .r,oo,. f,r the
flee pure "'S' VI n'', ,,.rrt.. t, rbo country.
various ~, .. ,,..rr.s c,rf,
\ meeting OF the '''' sou az , 80 ',.,,, his
i"h I''"P''""' ,.r ~, ,i.. Rr,,dvay Taler.
,.,. ..,d .rl,Irt, foilrth st.
hd'''' '''"''''' ~ - 49,.
/ An uptown pIuOr-hop display III lis "''n'"N '''
t.r,,. ,nrl. increment, - he NdTOu, Collt"'-
u'"'' " ..i .to ..,.c. ,la nc>f door I'm the
tons to be had within ""' ">'' y'' .1',,,. p,.s
street appears the ln'oh-p" '""9 Ve'"'' ''''' 80
cured Fifty Cents
r.,,;, ,.r. association has gwen
Tie '"uhF """"
500 20 the IiIsh l'm"' rum"
4 meeting viii be hcd at the Mercantile Exchange
th, afternoon at oclo'N 10 S'''' " 'o'"'I'''e rep
,i,, v.b,f.-tl, fruit ana produce men, foreign
. "''"''"- -" .., ..., ,h. an, 1lord farmers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-08
SNORING DEEk WITH 4 Marble.
lm TLc CInclrnaL. EnnnIIcI

From The CINCINNATI Enquirer.
An clcvcn.ycar.od Mi,.Mu lad has executed a
remarkable feat u hunting The boy. hii'r h'iu
b0uclt him Il cheap -uglciarrcled Shotgun, ana IL
one m0r.ing he began Ia load his gun Tor nun !,
and after ramning down chaisc oil P""drr h"'h.,
bov To- try experiments be thought II his marble
Ejrdiue "a smooth "taW' that w"nld lu~t III INC
,cre II his gun. he raUmcd II down ana elar1"l ON
in search of game. lie had not gone i'i hci'fc "a
f,Il grown deer was seen running ilHugh me Woo .
-, - deer before. mi De Wa loo mHcl oi hunter 10
mis- q chance and hc l@nsc1 ""nl. lhr dr, gee
',.vc one great Jump and fell. with marble thronEh
III. heart When the hos came running mo ul'
bouso with the news h> father Wa lcmprd 10
,hr,.b him for his rashncs, bnt lie was hnhly
tnr,-ven and fhc vcnisOn eaten win relish
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-08
WEDNESDAY,. De.
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEwYoRA..--.....--. y oAi' DNO'
ARRIVED.

,,,.,,, .pr, Evans Icith Nov Is Newcastle y:
i x? Win mdsc simpson, spence a fouhS'
AT ue -. ~ -V Richter Bremen Nov 26 Southampton
Stn ,udse and passengers 10 Oelr!eAs i Co A'I'V
tn Ba al ado BE- Kearney Hamburg Nov H. with muse
+, Fuuch. Ldyc 90 ArrEe" NcvrT Antwerp Nov o. via
. 'r WITH nldse to Funcl. Edge 4 CO. Arr'''" ~ WV ava
at 10 oih h,m ,pcl) Baker. Rotterdam Nov ~ WIFE
Gss passengers 10 fRn'" 5rG Havre Nov 20 with
-. and passengerst 10 y Forget. Ar''''" "' '"' ~
manner Allegheny BIT s'Anwe Geite SGX ,I a. a, ~ 10 ~
smpsoo .Pe% nS r kns Msceio Nov ~ Para
in nisr Green Arrive A. Wv Nov To- with miss
t Jeyons Arrived at the Bar Al = A. anSs wa 80
steamer I win mi-c and passengers to \ ou'es'
JONI, 20 Arrived the Bar al 1 a M ~ .,,, os.s IN
sismet Aip' , PI, tF 4 The Bar at
steamer Alaacrs Grant. Ne"oFe'h' "As' WIN
1.s ya% 9Es kenyon savannah - days with
nde and to- walseT Newport and Norfolk.
with passengers to o @ POM Va with mdse
o..a ner. {" Old Dominion So CO n,o vii, mdss "a u
steamer Herman WINTER. ha''o'' '
DmccA ,,Dehausen crosby Greytown via Kingston ans
Jaek'9ny, JS stSd oe Greyown via Kingston and
toi.rssoYVtlie 10 JOS Mclaughlin. 49,. .,
SUNSET WIND at sandy iio,k trsst y W. S'
a. TIy i,ani-Wind fresh. Nv Clear
SAILED.
. ,.,ruria and Runc for Liverpool; Albany a GA;
aow HOLLAND aud Richmond h; Amsterdam oevei
Idnns anbGr8 non,o Belize pnt n"u''''
Ai sT,n = Is sutton. f5r san Francisco
! .I.,.,led- via Long island sound
fsoosrs pl.anora for Portland; Neptune Boston
! rAE MOVEMENTS OF sIEAMEiSS'
FOREIGN PORTS.
,.. noe sailed steamer, Gallia tBrl Mnr.
phy. and nevada tbr cushing ''O" '''
Dec Arrived La Boursosns 'Fr' Fran
gu, from New fors Sailed steamer Belgenland (Bes Bens~
NgANN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-08
OTHER SUBURBAN. TOWNS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
Defeating A MOUNT VERNON cHUR'

Defeating A MOUNT VERNON CHOh'h
Tho thrcctay,' services attending thc dedlcau'h !
- fine ncG Presbyterian tlu.ri tN!iiI 49, '''"' |
vernon began yesterday with the religious chrl''0"7
~ ,hc church. holding the first services III It. |
auditorium filed at both the morahg anu
,, services II is the most deliberately furnished u
any church in the town. and equals. II 1t ooe9 ""o
,,rn,,- some Of the handsome churches IN Ne" i"'n
and Broohlyn There is also a novel ariantc'"'"'
tho interior The platform and reading u'SN "'' "
,io southwest corner ~ the church, uH'''N ''7
the main entrance, with audophohe 'a"'lS
,unding board the preacher The p'"' a. a.
pcod in an are Of a circle. each one rising sh-""'
hovc the other toward the tack. The cushlons "a Wv
now, are upholstered with matted plush ana '"' ,
I ncts correspond pleasantly In their shdu"H''
ola form chair, and also those FOR the '"'"''"
-eryicc are Of a unique and attractive pattern o,
As the people entered the church they were go
ut,b q voluntary from the new $500 organ i"0
rcv Charlie, :. Lane the pastor prea'"cu " -
morning service. In the eycnine.the REV. p'' ,,ad
! vincent of the Mon Theological seminary uo",
! t .cruc7 and the Rev. Or. C. +. Lindsey al" VIZ
/ pe, Dr. f. T. Iii-coA made Addresses Inc uer ,,,,
! cryicc, will bc held tonight. The Kew III ' ~
will prcach the dodicatory sermon inc Kew ''' I
r,.,rnan will make the invocation PRAYER, anu an
poy l. p Tru,-ell moderator OF the "cS''"'''1
| -, ,,,o,v will make the ded.catory prayer.
/ .r,c Gr-t Steps 10 organic this ne" s''ic'y w
| ,,, nj "a meeting of q few residents % Mount >''
m Ma, % IT, when an Application "a7 9o"
| v...t,h.~tcr Prc,hyfcry - form SUNDAY SIM 49,,
-, hold weekly meetings. The first session " 49,,
/ sunday ., hopI We, h.u in the "T'hl Nni 49,
rcpullc Han on May - l'@n ''" ,l,,rch
$500, rr,.l,yi.ri1u Hll. Wa, rented Tor h''" '"''
'" , sunday school. Tic first RELIGION NefNI'c
- t,, an .Iuu. T.. l-s7. II when inc hcE. "a
~ D., lt,lcy of Nc'y. Eu,hc!ic Wra'H'H' ''''
sunday. has r,--cd since then without h'Iaih- Sc'
rim, Wc-t,hc,tcr ITc-byicry sra"'ei ''' p'""o" mo-,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-08
IS FROM NEW-JERSEl.
JERSEY CITY.

At INSULT EY TIE GRAND JURY
every ono in Hudson County +, discussing
tI,at tnc recent Grand jury gave the o'nrV
,cu.or las, Thursday. Thi, Grand jury w.
e. Bob Davis just before hi, term % o'"'o
4. c>plred. and when il was selected pa\'' ''''
sheraton the fact tina; some cleo ton '">',
i.e that would require the scrutiny oil '''"''"
D., j. believed that ~" one hc selected "@'
.,+-.- rory 10 h.l e"G i1 oth,' "AP'''
nc an election. II Is believed tha' b'N', !"
tbc Grand JURY chose one which couu u''.
= with any suggestions which the court "'7"'
morning the Indictment Of the DcmocIauV ms
,hr real ccnspiratOrS in the election idu"' .''''
uscd eleven men to be convicted oil ha''' iva
o,d IN Ire sentenced t. term OF clE"' 't''
a., state uri,on. The foreman OF thiN "'d'u
. Edward +. Mcdonald. Congressman elect anu
,,. ,,or,,or. ,yer, moro or less familiar WIN
49,. rr,u the outsat II wa, plainly evident
,..cutor Winfield had met many men whom Nv
d more than h. did this jury. MI "''''', ~
, man who exert, himself to conceal Ms HN''
like. lie said. when spoken ~ aoo', ',
Jury. Il had no quarrel with them' az"
.icct with thi, ambiguous reply
D.. hccn an immcmorial custom, IN la't an '''
law. for the Grand jury I" 'ioNc "' ,,D
dinner and the court and prosecutor are ava,
II remained for Davi,'s last o[ IlH,. |drctdc'
lawn iii, old practice When ms nou' T,cv
iy fn '''' the ne, dinner, in a b'dy con ,mfy
" .tGci.l- and three to rcprc>eNl"uN ma
49,, Judge Knapp. of tie Hup'c'nr ''' 1,Itnu
jnarr Lpp"Io ana A, vGda %cic a s
'U'n'n' .''u ,.,,.,,. ~, included IN the nv
N, nd IN. Gcf vas omitted. The A'I n.,,
.or l. l. par,icuiar trcnd , %l GN Ii"cn' and
hnC n N' ',. u'' ,.crc present. Tho~" mo n''
en- invited by tho Grand inry IN ,qoio i TrG\
intent with personal invitations i''' '''''
r., oi the jury
K,rtz. bright faced hoy. SIX \Ga'r , "'' :,
mined YESTERDAY afternoon VINO rl", '.'~ n,,
q" 'I rbc n,lc fellow and -'mc pia,mai r .a
fir, @ Ia,ol Io at rc" gnG IN ' @a%ca
J ne b'N ~ I,nu.Lf help. hut h"'or" IN
-, ' 't.,rncrt. could Doe removed the niue ''''''
.rcivcd fatal iulurico.