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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
Az ORLEAyIST PRINCES ADVENTC Res IN THI6h1


The Journal des Debats- has received long sna
Interesting letter from NJ Bonvalot, VINO, accompanies
hy Prince Henry of Orleans, has for the laSt year
niorr been travelling through Russia ana oioerIa NV
rLibct and China. VI. IOnvalo Is now on the ROAD W
t Ia r,cn Lou on the frontier Of the Thibet Marches
which 1, occupied by q Chinese garrison, whe u is
a,n the hcad1iarters OF the Roman Catholic missions
In Tibet NJ BOnvalOt says We have been aDic ~
traverse about 900 miles Of desert. Ut an aui.ude
carving from 49, 900 feet TO 10000 feet We reachea
the south Of Lake Tengr-Nor which Is only aay
iournoy on horseback nom LhaSsa and IL We dld nor
,slt that place solely because We ola NOT care
20 do So Altogether we have travelled about l.oOo
miles i'm an unknown region, nearly hall OF the WI!
withc,u a guide II Is true That VIC have ina ter-
ribc winter the quicksilver freezing the Only com, t
imstlbie we had tho droppings OF the VIII
yals and no water. =, $500 A.. .,.,
For period Of two months we made our tea WIN
Ice which was generally dirty and mixed WIN sa'li
and Garth. We had to take provision OF Ice anu
ynl,, droppings enough to last several days. our
beasts of burden, ramcs and horses alike. were
i.em died OF fatigue, thirst and hunger. The only
inSahnis of these deserts herds Of antelopcs,
~ast troops OF yaks, few crows and native birds
some DAYS We nothing. not even the crows wllch
follow the caravans shark does ship the solitude
Icing almost overwhelming, so that after few days
~ II our men on the look out for some human
form inst a. .hpwrecked men look for sail upon the
ocean Needless to tell yOu that my companions.
Prince Henry OF orleans. Father Dcdehcn OF the Bel
,nn Missions, and my worthy Rachmed, ore very
nniaasod 70 have succeeded we believe tha we havc
done credit TO France and that is sufficient compcnsa-
lion for all Our hardshps.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
NEW.YORK CITY CORPORATIONS
THE BROADWAY RAILWAY AND NEw.YoRK AN
PORTO RICO STEAMSHIP COMPANIES.

THE BROADWAY RAILWAY AND NEW.YoRK AND
PORTO RICO STEAMSHIP COMPANIES.
Albany. Oct 10-A certificate was filed with the
Secretary OF State oday incorporating the broadway
Railway Company. The company Is formed 10 oper-
ate the present broadway surface railroad from the
Battery to Union Square. in New-lork City, ana VIII
be opcratcd in conjunction with its present connec-
tons for single fare OF five cents. The new company
is capitalized at 81 OOOO and has as Its directors
Daniel s. Lamont Thomas F. Ryan. Henry thompson
and Charles F. rockingham Of Ncw-fork Cty' Charies
r Warren and Daniel b. Hasbrouck, OF BROOKLYN ana
william J. Ramsey, OF Newark, y. J.
The Ncw-Yorh and Porto Rico steamship company
WAS Incorporated to-day by the Secretary oil staoo.
The company has a capital OF 10000 and Is formeo
for the purpose OF operating steamship line for car
rvnc Messengers mails and freghts from the port OF
New York TO Boston, Baltimore and other Important
po,nts ON the Atlantic Coast, to Neworeans ana Eai-
vcston and other ports the Gnf OF Mexico. and ports
NJ Honduras Colon and other ports on the lsh' "a
panama and in Central America, Colombia ana Nene'
zuela I, pors Of the Atlantic Coast Of South Az RIGA
and to ports in West Indies. The incorporates
are Henry r. KnOwlton. of New. Brighton Arcmoao
II. Bali OF Elizabeth. ~ John NJ &c, alos Z. hmfs me-
hnry and Frederick X. Rohl. OF New York CITY, VINO
arc named trustees Howard VI. Daher' VI pooA''"
and Cyrus A. Cook, OF Montclalr.
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prrr display OF ART TREASC RES.

In tnc large story building Of Ovinston Eroicrs
,,.,,.on and Clark sts Brooklyn, devoted t china.
c,,ssware and silver the artrom is one OF the most
attractive. This room covers INC ehure uiru ho"
NV, =, ,, nm 70 statusry, fine bronzes and artistic
ooI.,ns which arc displayed on pedes'als. In French
rsi,ncts nlaid In mar1ueuy and on fancy tables IN
vcrn,s. Martin. ONYX and In other dainty styles.
,o.n,;,,, ocu,c in marble OF Mignon Is shown. which
.ho wo- NJ Lucic,a Of Florcncc. The little maiden
!. represented playing upon her Lutte and the attitude
o, thc figure Is exceedingly graceful and natural Tho
statue Is supported on massive pcdestAi oil MEXICAN
onrx ann is valued at al. 1000. number OF HIND
nn,c artistic rnsntel clocks shown In this room.
large section Of the first floor OF this house Is de,
voted TO solid svcrware. which is displayed in u
variety OF handsome new patterns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
wESTCHDSrER COUNTY.
poRrCaIEsTER GAY WITH FIREMEN.

WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
poRruIEsTER GAY WITH FIREMEN.
Yesterday was gala day IN Portchester. Volunteer
aremeu 1900 strong arrayed In al manner Of bright
ur,forms paraded through the village streets with oil
,r.rrsr OF fire apparatus to tho martial music Of
thirtv six brass bands and ten Hfc and drum CORPS
ren.r,tons had been going on for several months 10
mako the parade memorable one. The village fathers
had appropriated s700 to build q wigwam in which to
entertain tho visiting nremen. $1,000 was subscribed
IN defrsy the expenses Of their entertainment and the
known women In tho village assisted In the work.
"A is estimated that 1900 people witnessed
the parade, and private and public houses
vIed with each other In tho display Of National colos
The line OF march was formed shortly after O'clock
the right resting on Liberty Square. The parade was
divided into four divisions. under the command OF
Grand Marshal and Chief Engineer ". E. Lowden With
Joseph Twecdale aid. First came the fire police OF
dorchester, then the visiting chief engnec-s Of the
departments represented in the line. Following these
came the Reliance Engine Company, OF Portchester
then the Volunteer Fremen's Association OF New
York. Representing Connecticut In the parade were
Arcmen from Stamford, NorSteIk Bridgeport, Green
wich westport, South Norwalk, Ansonia and hnoru.
The westchcster County delegation was also large
one. First in order came uniop IiooK and Ladder
Company from White Plains, the New-Rochelle fire
patrol from Tarytown Clinton Hook and Ladder Com
pany from Mount Vernon. Enterprise Hook and Lad
der Company from Ncw.Rochclc. Yonkers City Hose
Protection Engine Company. Of Hastings; Poninso I'm.
cinc Company. Of Rye Washington Engine Company OF
Mount Vernon. Senate HOOK and Ladder Company, o.
Sing Sing: President Chemical Engine Company, OF
Mount Vernon: Relief EGginc Company and Hug,lenot
Hose Company OF New-R0chclle. and the indie
pendent engine companies OF White Plains and Will
iamsbridee The Eagle Hose Company. OF Mddicto~n
n. y. and the Exempt Veteran and Firemens sons o.
Newly Cay also In line. The line OF march
extended distance OF five miles, At the review
ng. stand in Liberty Square many local politicians
were present. At Regent Park luncheon was served
and the companies were dismissed.
MT vERNON.-The cornerstone Of tho new Metho.
dist Chapel will be laid at North 'Fffth-ave and
North-st. Mt p. m. tomorrow. The Bapust
Church people had o most interesting and profitable
bazar for the benefit OF tho building fund on Wcdnes
day night The young women OF the church con.
trIbutcd many pretty fancy articles which brought
good prices.
yONKERs.-The net receipts from the 4th sepa~tc
Company's fair reach $4,000 This Will be DIVIDED
40 per cent going to the furniture fund OF w,
nrmory and GO per cent to the Soldiers Monument
fund.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
ROCKnAND COUNTY.

SPRING vALLEY.-People in Spring valley are
excited over purchase made on Tuesday by New
York syndicate of the lowands Of Mcssrs. Blauvelt
Van Ordcn and Seaman lying adjacent to tho village
For the last twenty years the people have TALKED OF
how beautiful lahe this would make, but nothing
came of IT, The syndicate now proposes to dredge out
The whole bottom dam up o good sized stream which
INNS through t. run wide boulevard around the whole
build hotel make Islands here and there in the lakn
and to light them and the boulevard with innumeranle
electric iamps Values already are beginning to IN
crease in the prospect Of this becoming summer
resort.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
ROLLA COMPANY GETS ITS TROPHY.

The annual parade Of the Fire Department took
place yesterday Ten companies were in line with
delegations from the Veteran Volunteer Associations
Of brooklyn and Ncw-YOrE and delegation from
IIancy Hose Company, OF Chester Penn, accompanied
by Mayor Coates. Of that city, who presented to
Roa Company the beautiful trophy won by 1t at
Chester on September &c. The candidates for Con-
Gross State Senator and Sheriff rode in the pro-
ccssion Tho parade reviewed by the Mayors OF
both cities, the city Council the county authorities
and many other prominent citizens. The streets were
mass Of flags. banners and bunting. while the side
wallis were lined by THOUSANDS Of people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
ELIZABETH.
A BUTCHER CUTS HIS OWN THROAT

BUTCHER CUTS HIS own THROAT.
Christian ErecnzInger, a butcher. committed suicide
Yesterday BY cutting his throat with one OF his knives
lie also severed the arteries OF his arm lie was
found lying in a new store belonging to Herman
Becker and in which a rival butcher named Glasor
was about to open a shop. Ergenzlnger wanted to
sell ont TO Glsser but he refused Ergcnzingrr had
become alarmed over the threatened opposition which
he feared would ruin his business. lie had wife and
three children living In Avenue b. New-iork from
man owned property In Brooklyn, where lie ran a
butcher shop for twenty YONG years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17

"ChorIcy she said, In tone Of alarm. as her lns-
hand ws, preparing 10 leave for his 0nce you'll take
GOOD care VI yourself, won't your
why, Of course. I'm only going down to Wall
street. There's no danger, "
But I've heard that Wall Street IS Iuh OF ouiis ana
bears" .,,
I'm moi afraid OF couple OF 'h0ns.'n 4.
And he cot 'cm right In the mouth before he reached
his Onlce-(Sorrlst0wn Herald.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
RUTHERFORD.

RUTnERFORD.--Thc shooting yesterday at the
tournament OF the Boiling Springs. Fishing and Gun
Club was at live BIRDS and largo humber of sports
men were present, among them young woman entered
under the name Of Wanda. who made q score of five
birds out Of seven. First prize wnDcts were ". f..
Onimby NJ. ;. Lindsey. r. Post. y. George j. d. Van
ripper, J. .Rggott and Bergen. The third contest
unfinished nj nightfall
The state Board Of Trustees has accepted the Union
Township bonds. and tho work OF matchmaking the
town roads Is going forward rapidly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
PLAINFIEL.D.

Justice Vincent ". Nash. who las received from
the city the appointment o. delinquent tx collector.
has entered upon a crusade Agsn the dcinIuchts.
several old accounts ho was dc6cd 10 collect. but
In nearly every case the deinquents decided to pay
rather than sustain tho full penalty provided BY law
for refusing. Edward Birmingham MAS the grst TO
absolutely refuse payment Of poll tax Of ~.
for ono year There over 1.300 names IN Plain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
ABSOLUTELY PURE

ave. which she and her uncle John P. P ~. ~.
ing The couple weeo married on hsy =, a'oo; n.y.
utter living together for two months Hpa.a'a Nv
were reconc!led last July. and Mr.. Goccen0usn sso
her husband the two-thitds interest winch sns nv"
..s. N nat back having loft him again on September
10 She has left him four Zines since their marriage
Mr. Goodcnoues counse, Sid the urele wss the cause
N tho trouble. Decision was reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
nRUNswICK-Couut Lewenhsupt Of Sweden and Ar
thur H. Forwood, Of London EvERETT-Deniel Masooe'
Of Osdensburs. n. Y. FIFTH AVENoI-Scn.'or =, ;.
"a rnd.ns NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Edward c. walker
Of Batavia, N. r. and Labor Commissioner Charles f.
pert Of Albany. MURRAY HILL-Assistsnt Postmas.
tnrGenera j. Lowric Bell Bishop william y. "aKos,
..,h n.tot, .nd A. Dleecker Banks Of Albany. WIND
sOR-rne Due d'Orleans the Duo dUIes end Colonel de
parseyal. Of france.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17

800. u.,,nsssnt tsx list for 1850, xst Collector
HssS pso1oss . collect ~ asass 70 u; saw' 49,,
,,. ~ vsSTay afternoon Of the FIRST baptist Church
RS2sc 0hySinS MS crowded with friends and members
= W. Hnss1 a Froehol1es; Exempt Firemen's A.
ssc%sSon: Nsw,Jcrsey FISH and Game Protective
os cher rs Roy B.: q vs'9 Ye as s0
Hnehsd Tia 1efxlcce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

WHAT OO11NO OKN
sena. Committee on C,ues Part II. Superior CsuA IL
o. m.
New.Jcrsey Jockey Club races, Elisaoetn p. !" y.
nshop Ioueb,in,s golden jubilee. Brooklyn Rink $50
p. 80, ,no
Kings County League Of Republican Clubs. No. los
Linden-st., p. m. 49,. Al,
Frederick S. Gibbss Organization protest oeiore inc
acting County Clerk, Mr.. Scully.
Rccention TO Count Of Paris by General Alexander 8.
wcbb No, Is Lcxngton.ave., to Z D. m.
Essex County Country Club ball. Orange, evening"
Annexed District Lawn Tennis Association tournament
Morrisania, 9 p. m . m
society ~ the Sons OF the Revolution dinner No. 90
Pnes.. p. nj. . -
Lecture by Mrs. Florence Howe Hall. No. 90 West
Thirty .eiqhth.st.. p. M.
German Republican Central Committee. No. IL st
Marks Place, p. m
r, n.Amer,can ms.smeeting, Eighth.ave. and One.
hun I'd. and sixteenth.st, p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
GETTING READY FOR A RECOUNT.

Although Mayor Chaplin expressed his satisfaction
with the showing made of the population of the city by
the census as taken by Census supervisor Sedgwck.
hc has authorized Police Commissioner Hayden to pro
coed with a recount Captain Hayden said yesterday
that he believed that the population was at least
Is 600 in excess of the figures announced by the Cen
tus Bureau which were a04OO0. lie believed tho
people wanted o recount. lie proposed To follow the
plan adopted in Scw-iork, ard assign $50 or 300
policemen TO the work. which will take about three
weeks. The count will probably begin OH Thursday
or Friday of next week. The cost Is estimated not to
exceed 81 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
TONG Island.

LONG ISLAND CITY.-Papers have been served upon
Mayor Gleason In suit for 10000 damages brought
by George r. Crowley The suit Is the outcome OF the
assault which the Mayor committed on crowley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC,

and this IL through the sanction aud tol'atlon Of
representative in the community. What wonder that
crime distress wrechdness and poverty ore rampant IN
victims Doodle officials rst the substance Of the
people, until the taAes are piled mountain high that
labor restless Idle pnI poorly paid when Municipal
League composed mostly OF ministers who. with CHASTITY
smile Of eopaccncy aud long TRADE Of pat!tudes on
Of the crime Of qnor.srng with the sanctity Of law
diously Ignore the question Of prom iBiriON which Is
the only remedy for crime the only remedy for aleness
the only remedy poverty the best remedy private
peculaton and The only means BY which We can have IN
we must have Prohibition TO have any security i'm.
mnty from degradation OF poytrtr and crime DEL
uang the land through the fascination OF alcoholic bcv.
erages.
see that your ballot headed by w. JENNINGS DE.
MOREST for Mayor and wM. T. wARDwELL receives
your the only to secure business prosperity
and political purity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
ALONG THE SOUND.

DRIDGEPORT-A lfe-size portrait In oil OF the
late Judge Sidney B. Beardsley. painted by Calvin
Curtis. OF StratfOrd. was yesterday plnced IN the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
Announcements.

I!abitual constipation cured and the bowels
strcn gthepcd by regular use OF Carers Lttlc Liver
pIlis I'm s,I ali doses. Don't forget thh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17

One of the most charming costumes
for Youngsters just ont of kits that
have vet reached the salesrOOms is a
black Velvet jacket over a black Silk
blouse waist The KnickerhNckers
have black bows at the knees; and a
black sash and white cravat set off the
suit to perfection.
This is merely hint of what fine
things we keep.
We handle the practical sort of clothes
for boys in a thoroughly practical way.
But strength and durability are not III
compatible with symmetry OF cut and
GOOD taste in selection of cOlOrs OF
fabrics; nor with moderate prices.
Special departments for lads Fur
nisling Goods, Hats and Shoes.
ROGERS, PEET & CO.
saaaMnfpHWhAY SI! aefsa.
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PROHIBITION
THREE Prince.
BROADWAY warren.
STORES. } 32d St

stands for principle not pclf and offers the ohy ret
from HIGH TAKES, LOW WAGES, CRIME ana row
ERTY.
An oppressed labor and taxsrckcn pcop" can be SURF
OF nothing and poverty from the insdions pratt
cal robbery con mitted by their worst enemy.
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n HE BOOB. OF opEN.AIR SPORTS. octave 600
] pesss Illustrated. The standard authority On
ming BAH Playing. shesflae ho.ssSaet rdns &C. g. IN
Enssstaining and universally eemDmsots1 BIZ the psess
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so and 81 West 23d-st.
HANDKERCHIEFS, RUCHINGS
EMBROIDERIES, RIBBONS.


A choice stock of Ladies' and
Gentlemen's Plain and Fancy
Linen Handkerchief, Hemmed,
Hemstitched, initiated and En-
brOidered. -.
A most varied assortment OF
TorchOn, Medici. Cluny and Nor
mandy Val Laces; II burg
EmbrOideries Neck Ruchings
and COllarettes.
1000 yards Satin Edge Surah
Sash Silk, 10 inches wide. at 80
cents per yard, formerly S1.5O
and a lot of fine Satin and eros
Grain Ribbons:
No. 5 Z 8 12 16
At &c., &C., &c., 1Oc., 12c. per yard.
These goods will be found in
our new Basement SalesrOOm.
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and 18th st.
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HENRY A. DANIELS, N. D.

70 WEST S8TH.ST.
Diseases Of tho Hervous System 0ento !neY organs
Impotence and Sterility. Hours TO J. 70 ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17

KEYS SHIRTS TO MEASURE 8 rOK %.
one better ct any price. 900 and I'll pEosdw'y'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
no EMPLOY WOMEN TICKET SELLERS.

The Kings County Elevated Railway Company mas
followed the example Of the Staten Island Rapid iran
sit Company in introducing women hcketsellers on us
line Miss Jennie purlcll took her place yesterday az
the station AZ Court Square and Fultonst and was on
duty from, o. IN. until p. m. She Is woman OF
middle ago. and quiet demcanor. and was highly recon-
mended as member Of DR.. Mercd!th's church. she
said yesterday that she did not find the Work un
pleasant but that she willing to take the chances
OF having difficulty with dtsordcry persons VINO m'e'
want tickets In order to earn her living. Supcnh-
tendcnt Goundie said that the company had no pur-
pose OF disc hsrging men put women in their places
but that as vacancies occurred probably more women
would hc employed. They coud DC securco lot 'oes
wages than men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17

As engine No. GS Of the ErOsdway branch OF the
brooklyn Elevated Railroad drew up to the DrleeS-s'.
station on it's down trip at about O'Clock yesterday
morning James BROWN a cnlorcd porter employed at
the station fell the tics and was crushed TO dcath
by the wheels OF the engine The body was dragged
by the engine fifty feet Brown was temporarily IN
charge OF the station at the time and although Just
few moments before he had lccn talking To the station
man on the opposite side OF the track, the theory Is
advanced by the railroad people that he fell asleep
while leaning against OF the posts and fell forward
as tile train approached. Brown was twenty-four
wears old and lived al No 1.+3O licrgen-st lie had
been In the cEplOy OF the company Tor only snort
time Edward Coney; engineer, and Jeremiah Skinner.
ireman were crested and parolcd for examination by
Justice Gocttng.
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PREPARING FOR THE BISHOPS JUBILEE.


Tho elaborate celebration Of the close Of hfty yesrs
in the career Of Bishop Loughlln as priest OF inc
Roman Catholic Church will begin this evening IN .
reception in the Clermont Avenue Rink NUMBER
of eminent preiatcs win be present. and there VIII
be many priests and prominent aymen Of the diocese
N attendance. There will be addresses from mum.
Der of societies and churches and geners'address VIII
be read BY Major John D. Kelly. The presentation OF
q purse to the Bishop will be feature Of the oe'
'cssion Tomorrow there will be jubilee mass IN inc
Jay Street Cathedral, and parade OF Roman Cathoho
societies In the evening.
Several Roman Catholic bishops have arrived In New
York and are staying with Archbishop Corriga'i await
ing the celebration Of the golden Jubilee In honor OF
Bishop John Loughlin. The names OF the WIS.,
1ting prclates are wadhanls Of Ogdensbure' NC
1Neirney, Of Albany. and McQuaid, OF Kochcsler'
Bishop Ryan, of Buffalo, has also arrived ana Is Stay
ing with the Rev. Dr. j. j. DOngherty, OF the MISSION
OF the immaculate Virgin Archbishop Ryan on rnt
delpha, who will DC one Of the SPEAKERS, Is expected
to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-17
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
n1s CONDENSATION nEsELLED AND A LIVELY
TINE FOLLOWED.

TINE FOLLOWED.
There wus . stormy time ct The meeting OF No
bedford Heights Baptist Church. u Roses.ave. I'D
BeensA, called to sct upeu the resignation OF tho
Rev. ". W. Pratt on "wednesday evening, Charges OF
bed faith wero freely made By some Of the mcmoers
ana the meeting broke up I'm confusion. Mr.. Pfsts.
Who had waited outside, then had II reconvcned. md
cndeavored to get the resignation accepted but again
confusion reigred and nothing was done.
Tho real cause OF the difficulty was . request BY
Mr. PNtt to the trustees that his arrears Of salary
amounting to $3.50. be paid It once. Tho members
were not ready to agree to this. although Mr.. Pats
said that while the members were on on their vaca-
tioAs no only received -. and he now had to borrow
money at interest to meet hts living expenses
Mr.. Pratt says that he took charge OF the mission
1t the can of the Washington Avenue Baptist Church.
ond Organized 1t into church. Lots were purchaser
and an odince built at cost Of $4,000 The prop
erty u held BY the Church Extension society put tne
tcss eSIsry IS &c 600 and an effort to reduce It to
d 200 few months ago failed. Mr. Pratt says ting
disaoction Is due to certain who oppose him. ana
that his salary could be paid at once II they desreo'