The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-29

Interesting Happenings I'm and About New
York Yesterday.


I'VE shall win !" said Governor Hill TO a re-
porter at the Hoffman House yesterday.
"Thats my interview, if you want one. con-
tinued he. Print that; it tells the whole
story" And that was all he would say for
publication, though the observations he
dropped in general talk showed that he had
good grasp on the situation all over the
State. and good ground for saying that they
cannot beat Flower. The Governor arrivedin
the city yesterday afternoon 10 stay for two
days. His visit was due to his engagements
20 appear at the Madison Square meeting last
evening and 10 speak at the big BROOKLYN
demonstration tonight He makes the dis
tinction himself, saying that he spoke in New
York at the opening of the campaign and will
give some one else chance this time The
speech he refers 10 was delivered al Cooper
Union to meeting called by the Democratic
State committee. 1t will be remembered as
an explicit and mastery exposition Of the
issues of the campaign that the Republicans
were then and are still attempting to befog.
on TRIAL FOR PATRIOTISM.
The Rev. DR.. John G. X. Mlliean and the
Rev. John +. Carson. of the Reformed Pres
byteran Church. will be tried to-day at the
session of tho New \ Ork treshytery for hold
ing and preaching heretical opinions.
Last spring DR.. Miligan wrote several arti-
Giles advocating the necessity of members of
interest IN public affairs and voting at cleo
tions. This is contrary TO the laws of the
Church. which fOrbids members exercising
the franchise, because the Constitution of the
United States does not recognize the Christian
religion. DIR. Milligan was formerly pastor Of
the First Reformed Pre- -byterian church. Ia
west One Hundred and Nineteenth street. but
recently resigned. Or. Carson is pastor Of
the Willoughby Avenue Reformed church in
Brooklyn.
DR.. Milliean's letters were published in his
UNCONVENTIONAL paper, the News Letter.
For proclaiming these doctrines the two
clergymen were charged with heresy at a
synod of the Church in Pittsburg, and the
trial Will commence this morning in the
Fourth Reformed Presbyterian church. at 3G5
west Forty eighth street II is stated that tho
ministers will plead guilty.
Or. Carson has decided To leave the Reform
ed Presbyterian Church. Most Of the congre-
ton will follow HIM.
RUMoRs ABOUT A TRUST COMPANY DENIED.
Rumors IN Wall street yesterday said that
the Holland Trust Company was in trouble
and that Eank-f hammer Preston WAS in
charge. President Roosevelt said that he did
not know how the rumors had arisen; that the
company was all right and that the bank ex-
aInlner, VINO was at work al the books ten
days ago. had practically completed his work
and had found everything straight
Examiner Cahlil when seen by Sun re-
porter, said that his examination Of the Hol-
land Trust Company had no connection with
the rumors atoat. twas simply in comoli-
hnce with the law which called for the yearly
examination OF tru.t companies. He was
nearly through with the examination and had
found no evidence of anything wrong. He
anticipated being able to present his report
by Saturday.
THE slirRIrF AFTER SKELETONS
Sherih's Deputies Mulvaney and Hamilton
with force OF assistants. went on a still HINT
yesterday Tor "a lot of skeletons. under a writ
OF roPleyin FOR about 81. 600 which the Ma
tionsi Bank OF Deposit Of New ork obtained
MAIDEN lane. which failed few weeks ago
lhe bank claims lien on the property. II is
fad, Tor advances made. After long search
tho sherifs officers discovered in Maiden
Jane. four entire articulatsd skeletons, eight
skulls and innumersble bones. The writ