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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-07


said with her eyes on the carpet; "but
VS. DO anxious that my application should
not be overlooked. II you would kindly
excuse my coming, think you would find
my testimonials satisfactory"
Az she spoke, she lifted her eyes to those
OF tho reverend gentleman. dropping them
Immediately in very modest and becom-
Ing manner.
Er. Dowthwaite was Modified.
"Where have you been teaching ?" he
She mentioned the name Of village in
Yorkshire, and Mr. Cope busted himself in
bunting up her letter OF application and
her testimonial from large bundle OF
similar documents. Having found them,
mot very much experience; not 70
much IS we could have wished--only sir
9iculariy wanted a certificated teacher
~ have little doubt that could pass the
examinations II you think 1t desirable,
said Miss Crawling quietly;. but think
may say am capable OF teaching the
village children everything necessary.
II was. indeed, absurd to imagine that
this elegant young lady was not capable Of
pcting Is preeeptor to Betsy Jane Pugh and
her companions; and the rector, feeling
shis, tossed the rather scanty testimonial
aside.
ought TO tell you,n he said. that this
nAvery modest appointment. You know
the salary is not large, and depends partly
on thc government grant earned oy the
school; The position 10 not-ah mot an
exalted one. BY the way" he exclaimed
suddenly. "canyo play the harmonium p''
"oh. yes. sir" said Miss Grayling, with
bright and pleasant smile.
"Ah-weli-w will consider your appli-
cation" said Mr.. Dowthwaite. shutting
tho papers before him rather nervously.
beg your pardon. sir" said Miss
0rsylmg, In q low, earnest tone, a. Abe
slowly raised her graceful form from her
eset "but would you allow me 70 wait In
re hall. or the kitchen. or anywhere, I'LL
nv cess Il decided onY have long
So1rney before me and II you could----s"'
6hs did not finish hsr sentence; but che
slonced ct the other members OF the board
sic spoke. Mr.. Sowsrbutts and biz
fiends had not, mean tins, spoken word,
TT now they. uttered : hAif-eytaculsts
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CHEERING THE BALTINORE'S CREW.

Baltimore. MAY 10 SpeclaD.-The blue Jackets VI
tbo cruiser baltimore made line showing on pard'c
This morning The naval brigade coihprised 81
sailors and marines, and they were escorted by ue
9Th MARYLAND Regiment Veteran Corps. lhcfe was
applause all along the routc Captain Schlc' anu
Ensign Decker his secretary, rode al the mean vi VI"
line The marines and sailors were MADE up mo
companies as follows, their officers beng: fT'I com
pany Of blue Jackets, Lieutenant D. H. May Lieutenant
Harry McCrea Lieutenant j. H. sears
Lieutenant II. o. Dunn. Gunner fcfr
uaniev Lieutenant Il. W. Doyle, Pay Clerk II. T..
Minkler and Surgeon Oliver Dehl At the city Hall
Nayor Davidson reviewed the procession THIS alter
noon Mrs, Parks Fisher. sister OF Captain schlcy
gave a tea i'm his honor. Mrs Fisher was assisted III
receiving by Mrs. Schley, the captains WIFE, ana
their daughter Miss Virginia Schlcy, who came over
from Washington for the purpose; the Misses Mar
cuerte and serena Fisher. Miss Bailey and Miss Ella
Ward.
Washington May 1O.-Captain Ramsay Chief OF
,hc bureau Of Navigation and Detail said this morn
ing that the damage TO the anchor wheel OF the
baltimore Will be fully repaired In time 10 allow her
departlre from Baltimore next Wednesday Tor the
Wet Indies where she Is to report 20 Rear Admiral
herard as the flag ship OF the North Atlantic Squadron
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ORG DING SIZE 4 " ERS.
IIlStAY NAV II
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NETWORK. ........SATURDAY.M MAY 10. 1880


steamer Fcrnside Brl. paGncr. Hamburg Apr 10. sun
1 YaS Ar WIN % the IS at simpson" spence
steamer Panama Or 4owinG iiamnurs April 10. West
steamer Alcr icr Chrstoacrs Bremen April 80 south
Arrived n the Bar at l2.S3pm. -
with Peter Wright & sons Arrived at tho bar At
steamer Aguan (Br Affair dreytown. Nc with mdse snd
passengers Williams q Rankine Arrived Mt tho bar at
steamer Fl Pasc quick. New.orleans days. with
SIM Roblo. Nlco. Hakodad is2 days with sulphur
o order. vessel 10 pcndeton. Carvert Nichols,
last s" i, J y Parker 4
SUNSET wind at sandy Hook. moderate. ssw, cloudy.
At CITY Island. wind fresh sW; raining
Arrived yesterday
Cyprus nr Guild Po1. Spain April 49, with md'o
CLEARED.
steamer Pawnce (Br) Phillips Avonmouth Phelps Bros q
Scemcr Kate OBJ. Durkce. Plymouth simpson, Spence
steamer savonia GER, Schmidt. Hamburg r Corus
steamer rrInn Wicm Il (Dch Dorr Amsterdam via Port
mn Prince. Trinidad. &c kunhafdt & Co.
steamer Newmlnst Obi. Jones' urndstone Island. Nh
steamer Ncwport Lima. Aspnwall-Pacinc Mail ssCo
slram,r bermuda OBJ. Fraser windward Islands A
steamer sidonan OBI. LacOck wndwsrd Islands Hen.
steamer caasl condal span' carmona Havana and Mex,
steamer CITY Alexandria, Allen Havana and Mexican
port. Jas Ward & 60
Steamer event Nor, INLAND Baracoa- MonesS co
steamer Comal RISK Key West and Galvcston-C II Nal
steamer Knickerbocker. kembe New.orleans- II sea.
steamer III Monte quick Newt reans John sickle.
steamer city of savannah. GOogns savanpah-R Walker
steamer Fanita. Pennington. Wilmington Nc-Wm Clyde
steamer city Gloucester. Young. West Point va-od
Dominion S. Co.
steamer wyanoke Norfolk and Richmond-old Do
steamer Dominion. Couch. Newport News Richmond
.i~amrr rom Prince tBr. Coull baltimore simpson,
Spencer 4 Young
steanierF Bruno. Lewis. Batlmore-H Foster
steamer Winthrop. bragg. Portland -Hortioiali
sieamer II r. ID mock. Eldrdg~. Boston-H FDmo,k
shin Duloop Singh (Br) Pridrhux Vsparaiso-Flnt Co
SAILED.
Steamers Amsterdam. for Amsterdam; 1idsr. Bremen
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II How 10 Win Fortune

tract by Andrew Carnegie De."s
=, rcnroduc.iOm Of his remarA"o'o
"r,;cIe in The Tribune, which o"s"'
he circulated far and wide among
rho toilcrs Of the United States u
rvI, of the strongest comfort ana e"'
courngcmemt to poor men; ana ."
tho other hand, IL tends TO i"sP"0
,yil,,ug and ambitious work.
employers and presidents Of o""ns
,,,nwld do n cOmmemdable thi"s :"
seeing that the pay or depos" e
vc,ope Of every one Of their peop,.
contains u copy Of Mr. C"r"es'
wupuificemt address.
The Tribune will supply the "'"o
i'm two forms, viz: a fOur.pase 'o
let, at "A cost Of 81 per hundred cor.."
ar IS per thousand; and '"e"
page tract, suitable for "a" .a
nary envelope. at $3.50 per n"""
copies, or SO n thousand u" 80,
lot Of 1000 copies, tract size ,o 49,.
can be placed. containing '"e $50.
tisement ofthe firm or bank "'>.'..
ing the copies, without ex'r" c""
THE TRIBUNE
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TRAVELLERS
Quitting Department

TRAVELLERS Requisites OF EVERY DE-
sCRIpTION PRICES GUARANTEED TIE Low
EST on EACH AND EVERY LINE;
THINKS AND TRAVELLING BAGS OF EVERY
DESCRIPTIONS.
SOLE LEATHER yaLIsEs.
SOLE LEATHER AND WOODEN HAT BOXES.
LEATHER DRESS SUIT CASES AND HAMPERS.
STEAMER RUGS AND WRAP ROLLS.
STEAMER CHAIRS. TOURIST GLASSES.
OOZE CALF OPERA GLASS BAGS.
CLOCKS. POCKET fbAsks.
VELVET. OOZE CALF. SEAL. RUSSIA AND
ALLIGATOR LEATHER BELTS.
FULL LINE or BODICE BELTS.
RIG AND SHAWL. STRAPS.
COILAP-ING DRINKING CUPS.
CIGAR AND CIGARETTE CASES.
NOVEL COVERS. MUSIC ROLLS AND FOLIOS.
SILK AND CLOTH RETICrLE-.
CANVAS And LINEN PHOTO FRAMES AND
sCRLE>s.
POCKET PHOTO CASES
COLLAR AND CUFF BOXES.
WALLETS. BILL. BOOKS. CARD CASES.
LEATHER AND SILK PURSES, &c.
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LOSING PART OF THEIR Fun.
tsburg Chronicle.

prom
The Paris edition of Tile New ork Herald ouotes
Dr brown ~equaId main aiming that 10 cut ones
head off Is AN almost painless operation. You begin
with your throat aud rs soon as you have cut IA little
way into the windppe all pain ceases, and Won cnn
90 on and vi through the whole neck. with tho
exception Of the spine without being made uncom-
fortahc The painless part Of the process seems IN
be overlooked by those persons who make their exit
from this world by s"vcring their windpp'. They
usually stop when that Is done and then eNnr
without enjoying the rest OF the process the pain
less and comfortable part. Suicides 10y the throat
cutting operation should bear this In mind and cut on
the entirely thus see " tho whole show for the
price Of o single ticket
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noon WILL BUY sealskin Newmarket 80 inches long
S.{()U worth 400. I. {. SHAYNE, ia West 4@d -

par,, Avcnue Hotel and Immediately adjourned. TO
meet at Cincinnati next May.
The fair in aid Of 81 Joscphs Home for the Aged in
the odd Regiment Armory closed last evening Nearly
$40 600 were collected.
The Irish Nationalist Of this city are rMSng a
fnud TO build IA monument 10 General Thomas r.
Eourkc who died recently
The Ggth Regiment has applied to The AdJutaht Cen
erals Office change the date June - ior INC NC
venture ~ thc regiment 70 PeeSsdll. II would In
.,o,o .;th the regiments annual athletic games at
Joncs's Wood on July L.
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THE SOrTHERy BAPTIST CONVENTION.

Fort Worth, Tex. May 10.-rhe Rev. j. ;. Burrows
Of Virginia opened the second days session OF the
Southern baptist Convention. Committees were ap
pointed and $4,000 raised TO swell the end0w
nary at Louisville. The Rev. j. ;. Felix, OF Virginia
reported on Missions Among White People"
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NAVY INFANTS TACCINATED.

Mulbcrry-st between Blecckcr and Houston sts. was
filled with babies yesterday Hundreds OF men and women
invaded the Bureau Contagious Diseases at No 800,
CARVING in their arms which they wished 10 have
yaccinated The crying 81 the infants and the grooming
q the mothers made constant din Following Is the rec
ord Of CONTAGIOUS diseases In the city during two weeks
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Strawberries RIPE IN DELAWARE.

Laurel Del, May 10 (SpeciaD.-strawberries were
shipped to the city from Laurel today. They are
earlier this year than they have been, notwit-
standing the backward spring. The yield Will be
above the average.
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NEWS FROM THE FIELD AID RANCE or PRICES
The ciud. oil mark~t showed no nc~ f'oiur" OF interest
Yesterday. although thc National 1rHsii COMPANY '"''
ION, recorded another d.rrOA-" ~ cer.hcai'- f'fHh.N
t ratur. accounted fr the -e a. The SioA lN'ha"@"
g., 50 On 80. cents on an inrr,as.d volume q tncns
H., ontior. al The Consolidated lS hang" "'fr CON 'it
t,a noel anr,d al ,as5'. cent?. Tao ni"',' closed
dltl and without d,r.d.d tlur. - -. .,
Tho range v pic. and Tie total a'A''' "''' ~ "
.
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9Th Avenue and 10Th Street.

80, WILL. Buy handsome style fur shoulder cap,
IL worth 40. All kind, OF fur capcs; prices marked
''"' C. & SWAYNE. ~ West 42d-rt.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

1O-DAl
Sunrise. %t3 s.u7 o? Moon r,o l0sam MoOn, age? ~
MON wArEk
4 y-sandy Hook Ol2 GOV. I,llnL o 81 Ho oato 80
Pu-ssndj HOOK o. ii GOV. Island oJJ Hell SAIs "
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4. TTFND IIE GELaT fcnn ~ ,a.c at {,
\ III ANSF'S i2i Wet s@f-t. sl-A0'H worth Oh
=. nat s'al-Kn rArnrnt, and mr shoulder apes me-"
-tvI.s ~ goat reduction ln p.l0cs
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4 UH.LINED ovERCoATs marked down from s175 to
Sl2o from 500 to $3.50.
c. c. SHAYNE, Furrler, 124 West 42d-st
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ESTABLISHED 1901.
UANKINSON'S
STEAM CARPET CLEANING WORKS,
ID East 27th-st.

~ FCIDED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Jackets. worth el3o
~ $50 and 500 marked down t. 400, clio anu BIO
C. {. SliAYNE, Furrier, ia West f-u-sI'
rrmno London; Umbua Hevetia and Bayonne Lvcrpooii
Anahoria glasgow Othcllo Newcastle; Corona An"nrp
Plynouth Ia Bretagnc IIavre Prins Wem H. fort
an prince &ci Venezuela Laguayra Newport Asp,n"ai
CITY OF lcxandra and Cluad COnda Havana SuOhiah u
l,efmudA. Wndward Islands Baracoa; Coma caves
Ton knckrrbOcker and ri Monte New orleans cry vi M
ri,ta savannah CITY ~ Gloucester West Point va; OIu
Dominion Richmond Cralc. Philadelphia.
Ships verton, for NoNonama. IIanaut, Antwerp
Also ssiled-via Long leland sound
Steamers Winthrop for Portland III Dimock boston
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON. May lOArrived steamers Besslrabla tBr MAT
Marengo t3r). Whtton. and Tycho Brahe tbr MoNAi
from New York
luEENsIowN, May l9Arrived steamer city Of Tome lbr
Young from York IN her way Liverpool ana prooeeu
ed. ,,..,.-,.
HAsBUR0. May l0-Arriyed. steamer Augusta Nlctoris
(Grri. Alhcrs. from Now lorg
AMJrERDAM May l0-saed. steamer Spaarndam (Dtchl.
uoufer. for New York. -. NJ
HAvkK May 10 sailed, steamer La Champagne FI) boyer
for NswYork
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OUTING AND NEcLICEE
FLAN MEL SHIRT S

TO GIVE OUR CUSTOMERS A FULL AND LIB.
VEAL SIZE FLANNEL OUTING SHIRT "A WANT
HERETOFORE FELTl. WE IMPORTED HEAVILY
or SCOTCH AID FRENCH WOOL FLANNELs IN
r.r rtrcr. AND HAVE MADE Up OUR OWN
,,>te or WHICH THE FOLLOWING ARE sPECI.
MES VALUES:
Oxford Woven Cloth shirts. 7oc.
French Flannel shirts OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81 ID
scotch Flanuci shirts .-....-.......... 70
French Flannel shirts. silk stripes 9s
Finest quality French Silk striped Flannel
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ao1- WILL BCY magnificent >eal,Nn NrMn''N
MO genuine Hudson BAY sable, queen Nhh' '".''
80 ,uI,. well worth $40. go. W. ,,t,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-22

can Episcopal Church and revised by the Lambeth
Conference The first three terms" he says. " the
scriptures, the Creeds and the sacrament could hardly
cause serious discussion among Protestants. We are
unable to see why there there should be any more
difficulties with the historic EpiScopate. We may
differ in accounting for H. as Episcopaiane them
selves differ but the historic EpscOpatc it-elf is
admitted fact Calvin admitted II the best historic
scholars OF our age admit IT,
The Rev. Dr. Joseph 7. smith. chairman % the
Prcsbvtcry committee revision. who j. in favor Of
modified revision. said there was idea of change
IN the doctrines Of the church. and cIpr SEED the be-
lief that no considerable number OF PTe>byterans
would go into the Episcopal OF other church
lishop Paret. Of the Episcopal docesc Of Maryl,rd
thinks that the pre- cn unsettled condition Of the Pres
iyieran Church will cause other changes and he cx
;ects more Presbyterian mini ter e. seek solution
Of the problem hy come ting themselves with the
Protestant Epis cOpa Church
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TIE STATE FARMERS INSTITUTE

poughkcepsic y. y, Feb. 81 (>pccaD-About 800
farmers attended the meeting Of the state Farmers
Institute to-day. ". II. Tabcr, Of utchcsS. made an
address OF welcome. to which George /. Powell OF
the state Agricultural society, responded. MI Iahcr
read paper on Artificial and stable Manufe'.'
George A. smith, cheese Instructor, spoke OF the pro-
duction and care OF milk and showed how 20 free 1t
from animal odors Daniel AllertOn OF Marlborough,
read paper on "Grapc Rot claiming It can be kept
from the grape by rDsng the fruit with vinegar.
DR.. John Faust read an essay upon Diseases oil
Cattle and Horses In the Hudson River valley and
arrucd that the state ought 70 pas farmers for the
loss Of their animals when killed by orders OF the
state BOARD of Health because OF infectious diseases.
George 4. Powell, Of Client, read a paper upon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-22

the State o. Ncw.York" was responded 70 by william
Shcrcr the Deputy Grand Master. Mr.. Sherer was fol-
lowed by Wright D. Pownall who responded TO "Chan'
celor Walwortn Lodge. No. oil" and By Joseph low.
ard IT, who spoae about Journalism and the Press"
Marshall 7. wilder then amused tn guests with Tho
kiss ty w. S Gilbert and j. T. Fancher, aud his we'll
known Musical Mono,oFue."
Among those present were Charles T. McClenahan,
T. " l. Ehlor- George Burnhan. jr, Herman q. Carter
John I. Collins, a. L. Fromme. Isaac Fromme j. c.
Lury, john Drahuny. J. c. Summers, 5. H. Denton IT.,
Charlie H.,Heyscr Robert +. Lyon, George II. wyatt
J. j. RcdnGton William j. Lawless. Dr. Charles 5. Ward,
\. W. Webster Charles o. HAYDEN, william d. May, J.
Samuel Smoot. Oscar Mora Thomas Moore. Charles A.
benedict Jane, McGec Police Captain Eakins. George
w Miller. Edward H. Warkcr. John 7 Walsh, John IL
Guuu,r John Little Police Captain Wcstervelt, George
w. Gee Peter Forester. Frank Pownail j. T. Adams,
.r., William s. Pownsl, ". D. Guiey. Louis Robe ana
william H0uan. o.
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thd nedan line Tie apex OF the heart thus lay In a
space between the seventh and eighth ribs Ordinarily
the liver under the daphrag bu; IN JoEnsoh' case u
had been forced downward into the lower pant OF the aldo
men. The opening IA the diaphragm may have o'cn
by injury the back but johnson Wa born
with curvature IN the spine the daphmgnatlc opening
might be congenita The ~ death was fatty Dr..
generation Of the The blood vessels Of the heart
10 a diseased condition.
at IS simply marvellous 10 me that any man could live
TO the age OF sNtyscycn under such crcum ances said
Dr.. Jenkins last night This simply pIovcs the cap1.
Of the human frame for accommodating -c!t to any
conditions. only recall Similar case-tnat q an
infant. descrlbed BY Casper."
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ANNUAL DINNER OF 4 FREE NAsoy.S LODGE

The annual dinner OF Chancellor Walworth Lodge No
27l +. and A. NJ. was given last the Hotel
Marlborough. More than 900 M4sous and their guests
present. and spent unusually Jolly evening. The
large dining hail. which will accommodate, fully a. many
that at Dclmonico's protiv decorated and tho
tables which arranged IN the form OF a gigantic T.
made attractive with garland, suax and baskets
OF The arrangements for the disposal Of diners
the dinner alike welordercd reelected credit
upon the committee and C. A Blanchard OF the hotel
management. Andrew II. Kellogg. Master Of the lodge,
made the address OF welcome and smoke began
TO curl the toast 'The Grand Lodge OF f. and A. NJ Of
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SECONDHAND SECONDHAND
CARRIAGES

A $3.50 CASH buys one OF the hand
II. soonest tIrIOgts bon the city; cost last
spring sI.0j0. cons sting OF the handsome,
high.bret and fast tro-,ug horse MAJOR b /,
sized nv Rcd Wilkes. dam Eliza Nav he Il
49, hands hi-n. seven years old and weighs
1000 pounds has no public record Of ang
Kind a d will guarantnr nm perf1etly sound
in every par, cuial. and he VII. trot in -
or 10 sale also handsome top ,.dcoai buggy
by Br, Nster harness robes, blankets. sc.
Fer further information call on my groom.
at private stable. 80 Las, -0th-st., bet" cen
Cd and Sd aVe>.
JORsE FOR SALE; 10 years Old ,ulta-
II bic fof grocery or delivery wagon can
De- seen SATURDAY. morning or any morning
before o'c.ucN- cannot be seen sunday.
Apply 3 West l33d.st.. near jth.aVc.
{. REN>ON $50 SOL and 563 Grand
4. ST.. k.yn.-Hofsc owners paradise;
light carriages o. every description. hand.
made harness f0r a. purposes, village and
road carts. business AID depot wagons. and
every other article pertaining 20 the horse
The only onc-rricc house "a the business and
that the lowest.
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WILL OTHERS FOLLOW BIS EXAMPLEi
A c1ERGYMAY's WITHDRAWAL FROM THE PRES
BYTERIAN CHURCH EXCITING MUCH
DISCUSSION

baltimore Feb 81 tspecaD.-Presby terrain and
protestant Episcopal church circles exercised over
,be discussion provoked between prominent clergy
mon over the reasons leading to the Withdrawal Of
,be Rev Dr. Thomas S. ChildS, OF Washington. from
the Presbyterian Church and his application for ordna
lion into the Episcopal Church. The discussion is
also bringing out the strong feeling among PIesby-
,erians regarding the revision Of the Confession Of
paith The Rev Dr. Chlds. in explaining his course,
avs: "There two tendencies in the Presbyterian
Chprch-one toward dSintcgration and one toward
pnity This tendency toward dsinteGration IS that
which produced the wide differences of opinion at tho
last meeting of the Washing on City PcSby terry At
that time sought dismissal from that body in order
20 enter the Protestant Episcopal diocese Of Mary
Land fad in the Episcopal Church dOctrnal faith
in substantial harmony with own. find a com
nunion OF saints in which hope to enlarge the eI
,eriences of the past and have pledge OF the still
,,der Communion Of the future. ] do not go out
with or to controversy go with the hope OF yet
hler services for the Master in the faith and
bonds of a common love-
Dr. Chlds holds satisfactory the basis of Christian
cnlor proposed by House of Bishops of the Amer
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L1omeellc Giiulnuns iUanie0,

Males
......... .".,.,. ,n1tp,~
a fDN H. a ,...u, man having h.tA.-t
.......,I, fi,.. lr,,. .tr.u.lueut physicians
..i f.r...r ut,..u... 'La. travelled. cau
..te ma,-ff.. J.. -,c ,Air,s7 NJ k>L.
iH'Nn" "'l''.
FIENT.CIAN~ German and viz. uo
y family. wish -tady p.ac, WIN frnt.,,.
man. man comIr's 90 900 gaid~nlus handy
BOO repairs. 1l-o care. ~ et.rN ".H+'S reason.
able, AIIit-' IL D. 10 b"N - '''"""''
n. j.
ID U.II.IE OF NALIT Hy Young man
- tlY.l.etly understands his business:
.tr" ~ ea-. and silver -, r'iith anu ..
infH-h Nu.r -7 -. W. I''"'"' l'''""
ounce. l.-'' hi"'"N az
r-,rfI.n d, , man ~ excellent clar-
Is .,.'r' who E but short time Doe tul,
,u.nt.y. ard rut Ln recommended r"uu-
uF p'i' u.d. I"t b"N - l'DHh' Op'"""
bN''. LIS Hi ANYWAY
IP.rII.r a., nr IUcl-huai. lust are
ID rIt.d foH. Ia. Lard can sfNn FIR, class
reference, boom last employers, city or
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for Sale.

A I REDUCED PRICES. 100 secondhand
"A wood and iron working machines, ful y
guaranteed, machinery bought and eN'
changed GEORGE Is. EDDY. S96 Mall
sOf-st.
NOE SAT.E.--A nne collection Of marine,
L land aud fresh water shells. Coll or
address 73s llth-ayc., corner odd drug
store.
MACHINE FOOLS FOR SALE; second
W hand machinery wanted ~ Tort
landt-st.
ORGAN Elegant organ. : st,ps. excel
" lent condition liberal price ana L llns
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-22
IxrERvALLr DEroRHED. MT LIVED YEARS.

Deputy Coroner Jcnkn, yesterday performed an autopsy
on the body OF Albert Johnson Inventor OF the patent
switch who died heart failure while riding on an
Equitable Building elevator The result OF the autopsy
revealed most remarkable displacement Of nearly all
the organs Of the body Johnson mad his early child
hood sustained ~ the spine, and this had
presumably caused abnormal opening In the diaphragm
about four inches diameter. On opening the body Dr.
Jenkins found stomach pancreas spleen and IN
cstnes had passed upward through the opening IN tho
diaphragm the let pleural cavity, COMPRISING the
left lung and forcing the over the right side Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-22

silaee - and f. F. Iadd, of Geneva, made some in
torc~ting remarks upon cattle food. The question:
n.y. occupicd considerable attention both afternoon
and evening and specialties OF farming were takct
about bv j. F. Converse OF W0OdvuF IN" Session
will continue tomorrow.