The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-03
MORE ABOUT SHEPARD.
A NEW YORK DIVINE ATTACk9
HIM FROM THE PULPIT.
A Proceeding which the Evsnin- Peeo
Considers Very Absurd = 1sJunstsoo
Against "a Church-I.aiisoad and Ceo~|
eral News From the Metropolis.
NEW YORK BUREAu,

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Against "a Church-I,aiisoad and Cea-
eral News From the Metropolis.
NEW YORK BuREAU,
RICHMOND DAILY TIMEs,
June ?. 1901
! In his sermon yesterday at the Twentieth
street Baptist Church, Rev. Thomas Dixon
scored Elliott shepard, and to-day the CORY
soldier-editor said "E,en If my paper had
Intentionally made all the mistakes charged
by DIR. Dixon, and were, therefore, juStiy 70
be considered an enemy Of the southeast ~
general and Of DIR. Dixon In particular, !
would ike TO ask him, IA minister OF The
Gospel, IL hc thinks his discourse Of yester-
day was ia pbcdisucc ~ car Lerds com-
mand to forgive our enemies and pray for
them that despItefully use US"
| The Evening Post. in an editorial To-
night, says: ''An ancient jew squatted
down in front OF a brass calf and burning
| incense 10 IL was not whit more absurd
a spectacle than a modern American law
/ yer, or broker, or editor, or minister gravcIy
perusing and weighing the Colonels printed
lucubrauons or listening to his religious
exegesis."
| lNJt NtlioN ANAlN-l n tnt htHs
The court OF common peas banded
down a decision to-day, granting an injunc.
ton restraining the consolidation party IN
Il. Stephens Episcopal Church. irOm trans
| ferring the church property 10 Holy Trinity,
Of Harlem, and thereby uniting the ~
| churches. The case was appealed by tho
rector. the Rev. DIR. Hart ana several OF the
yestrymen. who favored consolidation with
the Harlem church.
VICTIMS or MADDoGs.
Seven boys. the oldest only twelve wears
of age. arrived here yesterday ffum 81.
Joseph, Illinois, to be treated by Dr. GibIer,
at the Pasteur Institute. They are Mar.
shal T.. Gallon, Thurlow Hart, Floyd and
Este Harvey, James and William McCuI-
lum and Gre Shreye. They were inoculated
to-day, and will 20 through the regular
anti-hydrophObia treatment. There are i've
other patients from Illinois now under Dr.
Gibier's care. They were inoculated some
ay ago, and seem TO be doing very wei.
RETURN on VETERANS.
The New York Confederate veterans arc
nearly all back. They are delighted with
their trip. The success of the event sur
passed the expectations Of even the most
sanguine. while the pleasure OF the reunion
with old friends and comrades made tho
burden of the quarter century that has lied
since AppOmattox seem light indeed.
They were charmed with the recep.-
ton Richmond gave them, so signal
even among the thousands that throngeu
the city. They come back more loyal than
ever 10 the Union, vet, with "A deeper, ten
derer love for the memory Of the past. As
they pledge renewed devotion 10 the stars
and Stripes, they can say with Lovelace:
"Ths inconsistency is such
As you too shall adore;
could not love thee dear. so much
Loved not hono- more!"
For the past two days curious crowds
have gathered in front Of the Office of thc
Mail and Express opposite the post Office.
In the window is displayed the little Con-
federate flag which a. ID. Williams, editor
of the Greenyille. :. c.. News, sent
To Elliott f. Shepard with his "as-
surances Of profound contempt" There
is printed sign lacked under y
informing the puDlc Una. an sucn .er.
manifestations" are % be suppressed by act
of Congress. IL will, Of course, be allowed
TO ''po llute the air" OF the pious Colonels
sanctum. until its drawing powers as cu-
riosity cease He thinks IL "A first class AL.
at present, IN spite Of its polluting presence
The Colonel has mind taat would double
discount the lamented Mrs. Gilpln in nu-
gality.
Personal MENTION.
Evan Thomas, a well known member Of
the Southern Society, was elected president
of the Produce Exchange to-day. lie IL an
old Baltimorean, but has been IN business
here for number 0f years.
Another Southern resident. Ballard smith,
editor Of the Brooklyn edition Of the World,
will be married tomorrow in Paris, 10 Miss
Kitty Butter1eld, an heiress, with y large
fortune.
GENERAL AND PERSONAL.
The Louisville aud Nashville i TO noat .
bond scheme like that Of the II. Paul to.
provide way now 10 take up underlying
bonds as they mature, and give the COM
pany bonds 10 sell now 10 provide money 10
reimburse IL for 0utlays already made IN
double tracking, improvements, and extend
ing. The immediate issue, II is stated, VIII
be less than Sj,O00,OO0. The total am0un. =
of the mortgage, IL Is said, VIII be about
$50, 100000.
Enormous bergs are still numerous in tho
path Of transatlantic steamships. The
Bristol City, from New CastH, passed sev-
eral very large bergs on her voyage. Tho
smallest berg seen was six hundred ieet
long, three hundred feet wide and sixty ieet
high.
Census Enumerator Louis Marks this
morning went into the rum shop OF Bernari
smith, No. 2}J east Forty-lith street, ana
politely asked Mr.. smith the questions set
down in his schedule: Smith In answer,
ran the enumerator out II the shop ana
chased him through the streets, accompany
ing his hight with "A yolley OF beer glasses.
Turning into Second avenue, the enumera-
tor met a policeman 10 whom he told the
story Of his wrongs. smith VIII tie af'
rested.
The last performance was given at the
BROOKLYN theatre this evening. This IL tho
house made memorable by the fire at which
nearly 200 lives were lost. Ii will be torn
down and the Office OF the Brooklyn Eagle