The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-14
DON'T LIKE THE NEW lShS.
Russell Sage Eay Withdraw His Donation
From the Union Seminary.
RALPH B. LASGSTON COMMITTED.
ssrancied to Death by Rubber Tube-Iwei'e
Psr.ou. Drowned baltimore and
Ohio Expenditures
NV YonK BUREAU, RICHMOND lines
NEN Not LILY - 1901

report that he was solhs ~ 9u" Wv :.
Seminary for $4,000 which he had gwen 10 4"
ON The condition that only true-blue Presoy-
t.rssns should be taught there. i doh'
bsI;eve in al these new isms" said Mr.. sage
"Thev are tearing up the very roots OF faith
What we want is to keep right along IN the
..,sight line marked out by the fathers OF the
Church. We must have an anchorlng ground
or we will be cast about In all
directions. am an old school
Presbyterian and don't want to have any
thing 10 do with the Briggses. Tue west
minister confession OF tsith - goou enougn
for me. As 20 the $1,000 l gave TO the
seminary have made no effort 70 recover ~
vet. 1 hope the trouble will be settled
smicably II il is not.then..i may take some
legal steps. | certainly would not have gwen
a cent of the money If had known tDap Tue
direct OTIS were going 10 run the seminary III
accordance with the Briggs theological IDEAS
The directors have broken their compact
snd unless they come 10 terms, they nave no
right to the money
HIS OPINION SHARED By OTHERS.
Mr.. Sage's ideas on this point are shared by
many prominent Presby who have MADE
large donations 10 the seminary IheY nave
resolved 70 await the outcome OF the cOIIei-
ence which has been arranged between rep
resentatives Of the general assembly ana tne
directors OF the seminary. There is some
booe-not much-that the trouble Will be SET
fled The result OF the conference may anect
tbe DISMISSAL OF more than half q million OF
dollars. or more than half OF the whole en-
dowment fund of.the seminary. Moreover u
will affect requests which have been nauo'
but not yet paid IN. ..oo nm =
The Fayerweather bequest of SlOO'OOO IS
held. pending the settlement OF the quarrel
RALPH LASesToN JAILED.
Ralnb F. Janeston. son Of ex-COngressman
Iangston. the cOlored representative OF
Petersburg, Va, was taken before Recorder
S,nvth in General Sessions to-day and com
mitted in default Of $1,000 bail. Langston Is
under indictment on a charge OF betrayal pre-
ferred against him by Miss Helen ~ tran
of 1853 StanhOpe street, Brooklyn. MISS uIal
il a pretty blonde, and two years ago became
blindly infatuated with the young coiored
man.
DIED OF sUFFOCATIoN.
At dawn today there was a commotion on
the Catskill boat j. w Baldwin. DIR. Charles
X. Gill, of Brooklyn, was found stranglng ID
his berth from q rubber tube which he USED.
a nhvsician WAS hunted up after awhile. but
when his aid was invoked DIR. Gill was dead
from sufocation. Seven or eight wears ago
an operation was performed on MN io5
laryngeal trouble and ever since he had
breathed through a rubber tube. Now ana
then it gave him trouble to arrange It, but an
accident like this was not anticipated.
THE cHRIsTADELPHIAN cnURcH.
Two weeks ago the Christadelphian Ecclesia
was revived in this city. The members call
themselves brothers and associates OF CHRIST,
and declare that the millennium VIII begin IN
the present decade.
Yesterday morning. in a small lodge room at
Hudson and Christopher streets. a dozen men
efatb u
burgh's discourse upon the Heavenly State
OF the World During the Millennium. Inc
brethren take turns behind the little altar. ana
show 10 their own satisfaction that the ialth OF
Christendom is tending 10 destroy the falth set
forth in the oracles of the Deity. They deny
the orthodox heaven beyond the skies as well
as the popular hell. The sinners soul is an
initiated. They believe heaven to be on cart h
and TO be revealed during the 1000 years IN
which Christ is TO rule the world from Dayld's
throne. At the end OF the period CHRIST VIII
surrender his supremacy and become su6Jec'
to Deity. Then SIN and death will be abolished;
The Christadelphians are sparsely scattered
throughout the United States, Canada and
ENGLAND Small colonies have existed IN Jer
sew City and Brooklyn. The Te-estab lishmen'
Of the church in this city abolishes the Jersey
CITY church and absOTbs some ofthe Brooklyn
members.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
passed beyond the stage of ridicule, and witt
the admission OF Wyoming as woman SUI
frage State has become serious question
practical politics. 1t is, perhaps signitican
that in this State the woman sunraglsts, IN
stead of contentng themselves with coy
talks at tea parties and receptions, are begin
ming TO appeal TO the people mass-meetinG
in Orange county is arranged at which speaker
are 10 debate the bills to be presented 10 th'
next Legislature extending the suffrage TO a.
self-supporting women and TO the widows anC
daughters of veterans and all women who
served in any capacity IN the Union army. j
ia r. bold thing TO appeal TO the har d-headeC
farmers of Orange county: but whether the ar
guments of the women prevail or not. this ii
certainly the only Democratic method OF gain
ing their ends.
PAINTED AT HKR MOTHERS GRAVE.
As the Waterman at the Mount Olivet Gene
tery, at Elizabeth, n. j.. WAS making hl
rounds at dusk last evening he discovered
young woman lying unconscious upon one O
the graves. He summoned assistance ant
had the woman removed TO the priests house
not far from the cemetery. The younI
woman partly recovered. and said her name
was Miss Kate Winters. of Chambers street
Newark She said. further, that she had come
TO the cemetery early IN the morning TO pra,
beside her mothers grave, and must hsy
lain for several hours where she was found
She shortly afterward relapsed into uncon
sciousness and was taken home in an am
lance. The ambulance surgeon said she wa
apparently suffering from heart trouble, sDC
was IN a critical condition.
ARRIVAL OF TIE CHICAGO.
The United States ship Chicago got her
from Norfolk yesterday. Just before tn
squadron Of evolution left Norfolk week be
fore last for practice in Boston hArbor tn
Chicago admiral Walkers flagship was dis
abled by on accident in the engine room
Admiral Walker transferred his flag 70 tn
Newark. the newest of the cruisers and tn
Boston evolutiOns were carried on wthou
the Chicago When the Newark and Tia
others OF tho squadron reach this port TIN
week Admiral Walker will transfer his fla
again to-the Chicago and from that vessel h
will direct the movements OF the fleet III IN
evolutions here.
The squadron of evolution consists of all o
the yes sells of the new navy which have bee
built on the Atlantic coast with the e1cepu0
OF two cruisers. the Baltimore. now in Chll.aI
waters. and the Philadelphia the flagship O
the North Atlantic squadron. Two of Ia
most interesting are the dynamite cruise
Vesuyius and tue swift torpedo boat Cushing
SOUL AND BODY DISTURBED.
George Blake an English drug clerk. VIII
has been employed in Elmer a Amends, a
Eighteenth street and Third avenue. for til
last -four years. was taken TO Bellevue Hos