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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-28
REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN?.
The Cases of the Suspended Ministers
Will Likely Spit the hurch.

PITTsBURG, May 27.-The Sixty sec
ond of the Reformed Presbyterian
Church of North America, began this
morning in the Eighth Street Church,
with 200 delegates present from all
parts of the United States, New Bruins
wick and Nova Scotia. This Synod is
that branch of the Reformed Presby-
terian Church known as the Old School,
and the same question will come before
this SYNOD that caused the split in 1888
the right of suffrage. In that year
the question was hotly contested, and
caused split. The New School, claim
ing the right of suffrage, left the
Church and the Old School. which de-
MED the right of suffrage.
The Synod was opened by Modertor
d. II. Coulter, and the entire session
was devoted to prayers. After the ses-
sion one of the suspended ministers
said: ''Oh. our cases are already de-
cided. We will have no chance here.
There is large majority against US,
and we will have no show. Or course,
if we get hearing, we will make
fight. but fear we will not be permit
ted to have our say. 1t is likely that 4
motion TO quash the appeals will be
made on the ground that we have been
preaching since our suspension, as we
all have. and il this is carried, II
ends our case without hearing,
and out we go. They want to prevent
US from doing any preaching. III the
SYNOD sustans the suspension and puts
MS out Of the church, at least 25 minis
ters will follow US. Among them are
]. F. Carron, of Brooklyn; j. c. X. Mil
ligan, of New York. who is the father
of e. NJ. MillgaD, now under suspen-
sion: j. r. Thompson, of Newburgh, y.
Y.:J. s, r. Miligan, OF DenniSton, Kan
sas. father of j. R. j. Milligan, under
suspension; n. NJ. Thompson, OF To-
peka. and S. McElhenney, OF Roches-
ter. n. Y. / cannot remember the
names Of the others, but at least % In
cluding the nine under suspension will
leave the church.
A short session of the Reformed Pres
byterian Synod was held tonight, when
Rev. r. C. Wylie, of Cedaryile, Indiana,
was elected Moderator. This IS consid-
cred victory for the conservative ele-
ment, and portends severe usage when
the cases Of the eleven too progressive
Young ministers come up.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-28
PARKHURST NEARLY SPOILED IT.
The Plan to Postpone the Briggs Case
Until Next Assembly.


DETROIT, May 27.-Rev. DR.. Park
hurst, pastor of the Madison Square
Presbyterian Church, New York, whose
sermon on Sunday, in favor OF DR..
Briggs, attracted so much attention, ar
rived here last night to be on the ground
for DR.. Briggs defense when the case
comes up in the Assembly.
The Parkhurst sermon has rather al
tered the aspect of the Briggs case. A
leading member of the Assembly gave
out that arrangements had been made
last Saturday whereby the whole case
was to go over until the next meeting OF
the General Assembly, but DR.. Park
hurst's sermon, in which he gave Prince
ton such lively shaking up, had quite
changed the situation, and the proba-
bilities now are that the Briggs case
will be handled without gloves.
In an interview here to-day DR.. Park
hurst reiterated his belief in his state
ments of last Sunday He qualified it,
however, as follows: II am willing TO
concede, as friend of DR.. Briggs, that
he has been strangely unfortunate in
his expressions; has talked and writ
ten altogether too much, and while
thoroughly opposed to dogmatism has
been one of the most dogmatic men
in the world. l have told DR.. Briggs
that every time he writes Il book
he ought TO attach glossary to
it, so that his readers can under
stand the sense in which he uses certain
words. And so l attribute all of his
trouble to that unfortunate, infelicitiouS
way that he has of writing things that
are susceptible of far different con-
struction than he intended having
placed upon them, and Of saying and
writing things without exercising
proper care II DR.. Hitchcock, Presi-
dent of Union Seminary, had uttered
the words that have caused such an on
slaught on DR.. Briggs, they would
never have caused ripple.
''If the General Assembly condemns
DR.. Briggs it is simply going to drive
some of our brightest and best minds
out of the Presbyterian Church, for, as
said in my sermon last SUNDAY, the
question that is on the lips of thousands
of Young men who are on the threshold
of the ministry is Can | retain my in
tellecttfal self reSpect?' My own idea is
that there is plenty of room for cerebra'
ton within the limits of Presbyterian
principles. The great trouble is that
DR.. Briggs critics have fired at him
from long range, and in many instances
without understanding the facts in the
matter at all. One distinguished minis
ter wrote a three-column article attack
ing DR.. Briggs, and afterwards admit
ted he had not read Briggs inaugural
or even seen it. There is this thing
about it all-they may crush DR.. Briggs,
but they cannot crush the spirit he rep
rpSantS "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-28

Ottawa, ONT, May PA statement
rport> and imports prepared by the
,,oms Department during the past
.sl months, as compared with the same
period last year, shows the importation
)' wooIens has fallen of $1,000. 900;
manufacturers OF iron and steel, $780,
200; provisions. 100000: silks, $780,
l0o, and spirits, 100000. Products of
mines have increased 5000, 900; fisher
e,, S740,0Q0; animals aud their products,
S,o0,O00; agricultural products, S425, 900;
manufacturers, $3.50. 900. There are two
arge items of increase, forests products,
s. 100000 due TO StagnatiOu in the lum-
2er trade. and coin and bullion, 1900,
ln
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NO THIRD PAR.
-ss OBlO FARMERS DECLARE AGAIMO :
INDEPENDENT TICKET
ara Try Warm Discussion II :as SuGscl-
7s,frn Adopted BY COnysnuor-Fhsy Say
They Eava Got All State Legislation Asked
r. but Congress Ignored Tasm.

~.rr-tRus. o., May 27.-The Farmers
.,r convened this morning with
,r 300 delegates All the farmers
,-,,,,7s,ions OF the State were rep
,,ss President ). II. Ellis de-
r.i l address, in the course of
....b no said they had got almost all
...y had asked from State legislation,
Congress had paid no attention to
....- demands. The committee report
Third party was put over until the
,.s,fpr session, as it was discovered
.,, invention was evenly divided on
THIRD party question.
Tho following officers were reported
Pr -he coming year: President, 5. H..
r.r,. vice. President, w. II. LkinS;
s. ,..r.,sry. A. Mcdonald; Treasurer, C..
, Walc0t-. The Committee on ReSo-
.-1rs presented the following plat
s.-r. which was adopted: Asking for
.I-.' and fair distribution of taxation;
system OF school books at cost: sup
1r.s>ion " the liquor traffic: suppress
sd. of railroad passes; the issue OF not
.,, rban $50 per head of full legal ten
Dr. money to consist Of gold and silver
,-a par with each other, and paper.
r. this end we call upon all iaboring
s7i business men 10 cooperate with US.
The evening session Of the conven-
-.,, was continued 10 II O'Clock and
-ss -ime spent i'm the discussion OF the
Third party movement and the PROPOSE
..9p ,oname an independent ticket. The
proposition was defeated ana the con.
antion adjourned subject to the call OF
.re executive committee
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-28
DISASTROUS WRECK
On the Ohio River Road at PIT. Pleasant.
Twelve Cars Wrecked.
S,osci0L TIL<Ordyn to the REGISTER

SpeciGI telegram to the Register.
Pr. PLEASANT, w. VA, May -
This morning about l o'clock as a
special freight train of thirty-eight
cars, drawn by engine %, Frank Rae,
engineer, was passing here it was badly
wrecked, throwing twelve cars off
the track, which are a total
wreck. The wreck occurred near the
Kanawha river bridge, and was caused
by an open switch, which caused the
train TO leave the main track, and
switched it off down into the low lands
over side track of the 0. R. R. r. and
into the X. Il NJ. main track,
where it collided with six X.
Il NJ. cars, completely wreck
ing them, which contained household
goods, ten horses and COW and their
owner. The horses and COW were badly
crippled and the man had his head bad
ly cut. The engineer Sprained his wrist
and brakeman VIM. Lewis Sprained an
ankle. Three trampS were stealing d
ride. One old man was locked up in 4
box car and did not make his escape
until eight o'clock this morning.
Two brothers, claiming to be
from Ravenswood were the others. One
escaped uninjured; the other had his
head cut, but not dangerously. The
ears are piled up on the X. & NJ. main
line, all trains on that road having to
transfer. Who is to blame for the
wreck is question.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-28
HELLO!
An Interesting Suit. Involving Rights In
the TransmIttal of T Telephone Messages.

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, May 27.-Anson
S. McNab has commenced an action
against the Bell Telephone Company, of
Buffalo, to recover $40, 900 damages, al
legged to have been sustained in conse-
quence of mistake in a telephone mes
sage. Mr.. Sloat is the owner OF the
celebrated stallion Cambria Wilkes, a
half brother TO Maud :. His owner had
1875 engagements booked for the sum-
mer. On the 3Oth OF April the animal
became sick, and was found TO be suffer
ing from rupture. A veterinary sur
geon in this city was sent for, and was
told to come at once. The message was
sent by telephone. In repeating it the
operator made "F. +. Sloat," 'F. E.
Smith," and "Brockport'' "Fairport. $"
The doctor went to the latter place and
returned before the mistake was discoy-
cred. He arrived at Brockport twelve
hours later. In consequence OF this de-
lay, the complaint alleges, an operation
became necessary which seriously af-
fected, if it did not destroy, the ami
mails value. The animal is alleged to
to be worth $4,000, and damages for
$40, 600 are demanded.
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TEKSE ELEoRAMS.

The races at Chicago Yesterday resulted
as follows Dan Kurtz Geraldine, Laura
Davidson, Enterprise and Tarai.
Secretary Blaine was out driving in New
York yesterday, and it is said he looked tc
be in good health.
The PENNSYLVANIA House of Representa-
tives yesterday refused 10 concur in the
Senate amendments TO The Baker ballot re-
form bill
At the Cincinnati races yesterday the FOL
lowing horses won: Eugene, MARRIOTT, Eli
High Tariff, London, Guilty, Sir John
KING Mae and Longstreet.
The winners at the Pittsburg races were
sc. T. r." and Annie Wilkes.
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OCEAN MINE DISASTER.
The Widows of the Men Killed Compro-
mise With the Company.
c,,..;,r J,sleorota In the RsOiSfer


GRAFTON, w. VA, May 27.-The
widows of the men killed in the Ocean
Mines disaster few days ago have COM
promised with the company, accepting
$500 each aud SO for each child under
twelve years of age. The company's
lease has nearly expired and the mine is
to be abandoned.
Mr.. Bryan Flaherty who has been
watchman at No. tunnel for number
OF years, died on last Sunday evening
after brief illness.
John c. Vance, ex-caShier of the Bank
of West Virginia, at Clarksburg, and
now Mayor Of that town, has been ap-
pointed by Gov. Fleming member Of
the Board OF Regents of the
State University, to take the place
of Col. Dan Johnson, resigned.
The verdict of the the jury in the
GarriSon-Baird murder case was anx-
iously looked for and received here.
Some bets were made as TO the result OF
the iury'S findings, showing that the
gambling mania stops short of nothing
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-28
DR.. BRIGGS CASE
Comes Up Before the Assembly-Action o
the Committee.

At the afternoon session DIR. Patton
read the report on the Theological Semi
naries, regarding the case of DR.. Briggs.
Sixty-three Presbyteries have overturn-
ed the Assembly as to the utterances OF
DIR. Briggs. Some ask specific action,
but most leave it to the Assembly as to
what it shall be. The committee praised
the PreSbyteries for their zeal, and
thinks they should have weight. The
committee reply to so much OF the re-
port as bears on DR.. Briggs appoint
ment. Our duty is "a delicate one, espec-
iallv as the Presbytery of New York is
trying him on the charge OF heresy,
and we must not prejudice case
which at some time must come before
ms on appeal. The question before US
is not that Of mis- dOctriual soundnesS,
hut that OF the appointment. The As
semhly has power TO forbid the appoint
ment or transfer. The control OF tue
Assomblv over tho matter ceases with
The presen. session, and we must act
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now if at all. Now, while we think the
Assembly has control, yet in view of the
cordial relations between it and the
trustees of the Seminary it would be
proper to appoint committee OF con-
ference with them to report to the next
Assembly. The committee recommends
that the Assembly disapprove of the ap-
pointment of DR.. Charles Briggs to the
chair Of Biblical Theology of the Union
Theological Seminary, and that a com
mittee of conference with the trustees
of that institution be appointed by this
Assembly to report at the next.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-28
Charleston Arrives at CalIaO. Peru.

WASHTNGrON, ID. c., May 27.-Ihe
Navy Department to-day received its
irst news from the Charleston since
She eft Acapulco, Mexico, the first Of
last week iu pursuit of the ltata. When
.he vessel failed to touch at Panama
within the time expected, the depart
ment said that it was very probable it
lai been decided 10 keep straight on
iown the coast, and that the Charles
-1r would first be heard from ut some
Peruvian port. This prediction is full
iled. aS the port at which the Charles
-1l aGuouIccd her arrival IN Callao.
The whereabouts of the Itata are as far
from being known as before the Charles
-oo was heard from, for Captain
R'mey, her commander, reported that
la had heard nothing Of the Itata on
l, ruiSe down the coast.
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bly, standing by the action of the Judi
ciary Committee in doing nothing fur
ther in the matter. The case was up
before three different Assemblies, and
last year DR.. Robinson was restored to
the communion OF the church from
which he had been excluded on account
of his alleged eccentric opinions. Over
lures from the Mecklinburg Presbytery
claimed that the action of the last AS
sembly in restoring Robinson was un-
constitutional, and asked for reopen
ing of the case, but this was declined.
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Evangelical Lutheran Colleges.

LEBANON, PA, May 27.-The General
Synod of the Evangenical Lutheran
Church, at this mornings session took
up the Board Of Education business.
The special purpose of this Board is to
establish new colleges and other schools
for the church and TO aid new schools
until they are amply endowed. j. s.
Detwiler, d. D., of Omaha, President OF
the Board, presented the report. The
receipts were SlO,237, mostly from the
churches on regular appOrtionment.
Churches were recommended to OBJ.
serve the day of prayer for colleges,
The Board is steadily growing in value
to the General Synod.
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A Quiet Prohibition Conference.
speeal Ts,egram to the Register.

.SpectGk Telegram 10 me RsgeSteF
BARNEsvILLE, o, May PA confer
epce of the different Prohibition Central
Committeeman of Belmont county, was
held here last night, and it was agreed
that each township would be represent
ed at the Prohibition State Convention
by four delegates, and one extra dele
gate TO be allowed for each ten votes
over forty. The meeting was quiet, and
but few people knew anything about 1t
outside of the Prohibition party. The
county convention will be held in st.
Clairsvile, but no date has been decided
on
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The Action ILLEGAL.

WASHINGTON, May 27.-Respecting
,ne action Of the French government in
,tdtioninS q war ship at ST. Georges
Bay, Newfoundland, TO prevent United
states fishermen from obtaining bait, it
stated at the State Department here
1at the action cannot be taken, nor can
a1 opinion as to the merits of the case
given until further adviceS are re-
.Eed.
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Rober, and Minnie Grow Indicted.

Los ANGELES, GALA, May 27.-The
grand Jury mas returned an Indictment
against George A. Burt, SupercargO,
aud Captain O'Farren, Of the steamer
Robert and Minnie. Burt gave bail for
$4,000, but O'Farrell has not yet given
')nd. The five sailors and two Gillian
l,Serters win be retained as witnesses.
1toer indictments have been issued but
'it The names are kept secret
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TRAMP. TRAMP, TRAMP
Record OF West Virginia Mail Carrier.
Nearly IL 900 Miles Year.

CLARKsBURG, w. VA, May 27.-Jack-
son county, in this State, claims to
have, in the person of r. M. Duflield, a
man who has walked greater distance
in the past ten years than any other
person in the world Mr.. Duffield is q
mail-carrier and has made 2l0 miles per
week for SIS weeks, or a total OF about
100, 900 miles. He has never ridden
any of the distance, although several
times, when the mail was very heavy,
he led horse upon which he piled the
mail sacks. A few weeks since he car
ried for over twenty miles, in addition
to the mail, a cookstove for q poor
widow on his route. Mr.. Dufiield is
seventy-two years of age and in com
Portable circumstances, bat prefers his
tramping life 10 working on his farm.
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The Alliance and the Next Speaker.

WASHINGTON, May 27.-The Legisla-
tive Committee of the National Grange
of the Parrons of Husbandry, have is
sued an address in which, after review
ing their work before the last Congress,
they say they desire to impress upon
the farmers the Importance OF choosing
a favorable man for the next Speaker Of
the House. owing to the great influence
of such man if favorable to the inter
ests of agriculture.
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AMERICANS BARRED.
Another Trouble Threatened-High Hand
ed Action of French War Ship.

New YORK, May 27.-A Halifax spec
ial says: A cablegram from st. Johns,
Newfoundland says the French war ship
at st. Georges Bay refused to allow
Americans to take or TO buy bait there.
Under the treaty Of 1918 Americans
have the same rights as the British on
the French shore, and they have never
before been nterfered with by the
French The Consul has telegraphed
to Mr.. Blaine for instructions. The
French have no right to interfere to
prevent the Americans, as the British
government denied to the French any
jurisdiction in territorial waters con-
cerning the occurrences in the same bay
last year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-28
reformed Episcopal Council.

CLEVELAND, ONO, May 27.-The
Thirteenth General Council of the Re-
formed Episcopal Church of America
began here to-day with delegates from
all parts of the United States and
Canada. The opening sermon was de-
livered by w. II. Barnes, Of Ontario.
Bishop Fellows, of Chicago, presided.
The report Of the Treasurer showed re-
ceipts of S22, 10000, and expenditures
of S14, ,S2l25, leaving balance Of
S3,714.33. The afternoon session was
devoted to routine business.
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TowbOat Sunk.
speeiay Tsleqram to the Register

opeCtUs Itsey7 N''' 10 Nv ~
Pr. PLEASANT, May 27.-The tow
boat J. s. Mercer, belonging to Arm
strong, Bros, of this city, was sunk at
the head of Raccoon Island, about II
miles below here, at , o'clock this morn
ing. She encountered a heavy side
wind which blew her over to the Ohio
side. where she struck on hidden snags
and sunk in nine or ten feet OF water.
Capt. Davis was in command. she lies
in a good position and can be raised
No lives were lost.
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Doub;e scull ChampIonship.

ToIoNTo, ONT, May 27.-Hanlon and
pCOnnOr yesterday afternoon met
Sichard DeSette, representing Gaudaur
and Mckay, and drew up articles for a
-ace for the double Scull championship
II the world. The contest is for $1,000
2 side, and il is 10 be held about the
middle Of July al a place TO be agreed
N latnr
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Best Time on Record.

LONDON, May 27.-The Hamburg
American steamship Fuerst Bismarck,
from New York for Hamburg, was sig
nailed off the Sicily Islands at 4:30 p.
m. to-day. Time of passage days, ID
hours and 30 minutes-the best time on
record
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Fire in the Gom Block. Clarksburs.

SpeciQl TsieQrCDl 70 thsHeG'SIeF.
CLARKSBURG, May 27.-A fire broke
out in the Goff block, on Pike street.
this evening. The whole building was
DESTROYED. Damage $1,000; no insur-
apce. Had it not been for the water
works and our skilliul fremen the en-
tire square would have been burned.
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Injured in n Wreck.
Special Telegram to the Register.

GRAFTON, May 27.-JOhn Towles,
fireman on the Third divi sion and a res
ident of West Grafton, was badly hurt
in a wreck on the Cranberry grade this
morning about one o'clock. The train
broke loose, jerking him from the water
tank and throwing him to the ground,
badly spraining his back and otherwise
bruiSing his body. He was brought
here on No. this morning.
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Nnlaee Located ON state Lands


SrsctnI TelsGrd1r 20 ne fRfQls'eT'
CoLUMBUs, O., May 97.-The state
Canal Commission mas made the start
ling discovery that the whole OF the
village OF Thornport. Perry county, Is
located on State canal lands. Thorn
port has several hundred inhabitants.
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American Bible societies in Session.

CIYcINNATI, o., May 27.-The Ameri-
can Bible societies, officers and Board
of Managers are holding the seventy
fifth annual meeting here to-day.
Among those present are Hon. Enoch
L. Fancher, Of New York, President;
DR.. A. Mclean, New York; Rev. Thos-
Cotton, Parkersburg, w. Va. A. j.
Mead, Appleton, w. Va, Z. 5. Gillette,
Cleveland. ..
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Sues His Brother-ln-Law for Slander.
--..,., r..l.or,.. 20 ths PeoiSfer

opcStut 4cscSf N"s ~ -f'7 A''S'''N''
PARKERSBUBG, w. VA, May 27.-
William T. Cook, Deputy Sheriff of this
county and Republican candidate for
the nomination Sheriff instituted suit
to-day in the Circuit Court for $4,000
for alleged slander by Ham Reeder, a
well-known farmer, and brother-ln-law
of Cooks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-28

FLORENCE, ARIz., May 27.-The L..
3. 'irand Jury mas returned 27 indict-
9eut> under the EdmundS POlOgamy
.w. A number of MormonS are indict-
.d and the remainder are charged with
ldultery.
Ten OF the indicted Immediately got
married and were let of with small
T-nS
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Stage Drivers Victorious.

PARIS, May 27.-Owing to the inter
vention of the government the strike Of
stage drivers is at an end. This morn
ing stages are running as usual and the
drivers are victorious.
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To Attend Houl'sfuneraI.

WASHINGTON, d. c., May 27.-The
following members OF the House have
been appointed as committee to attend
the funeral of the late Representative
Houk, OF Tennessee: Taylor, Euloe
and McMillin, Of Tennessee; Crisp, OF
Georgia; Wilson, of Kentucky, and Dal-
zell. OF Pennsylvania.
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Rslly Enjoined From Paying Money tc
Mccarthy.

NEW YORK. May 27.-The action of
eugene Kelly in transferring $4,000 to
-Stin Mccarthy is 10 be reviewed in
3urt Application has been made to
.dgc Pratt, in Brooklyn, 10 enjoin
eugene Kelly from paying any money
Nlatevcr TO Justin Mccarthy. The case
lmns un FrldaV.