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MORO TRoueLe foR YARn.
Ne May Be Indicted for Perjury BY tn
Grand Jury.

ns May Be Indicted for Perjury BY the
Grand Jury.
FREEHOLD, N. j., Oct. Tn a suit
brought here to recover $1,000 from the
Seaside Ice company. Of which Harry Il.
Yard, who has figured 50 conapicuously In
the troubles Of the Keystone National
bank x Philadelphia, is the president and
|, shief stockholder, by the Monmouth lee
company, Of Monmouth, Me-, for seven
ghiploads Of ice, the defense produced an
affidavit signed by Yard that The Seaside
Ice company had good and sufficient de-
Tense. M
The affidavit was not substantiatcd by
The evidence produced by Yards company
The chief justice denounced Yard for sign
ing such paper, and characterized as a
shame its production BY a reputable law
. yer. He then said; ~ will take this affidavit
nnsler consideration to decide whether 1
shah 2resent II 10 the grand jury and ask
for an Indictment for perjury" The justice
ordered a verdict for the fun amount
claimed, with interest.
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Miss Bella Buchanan of s3l
webster street, Camden, n
j , Tells How she Was Made
We'll After BsinR Given Up
as Incurable.
"For several years was afflicted
W tn a catarrhal disease OF The
throat and bronchial tubes which
at last extended 70 the lungs !
roughed a great deal and raised
bl cd frequently. ! haa mig st
sweats. became very thin and
blOodless in fact | had every in
dIcation OF consHmp ion OF the
lungs. Several doctors whom
consulted pfescri bed palliative
medicines but gave me no encIur-
agement that l shout ever be bet.
ter. However. fortunately, sopf
/ nine months aao learned of the
great sue sees with which people
| were being treated by DIR. Mars
| { n, a. IA South Ninth street,
/ Philadelphia. and AS last reso,t
| resolved TO consult him. The re-
| suit is now consider myself cured
/ OF the errible disease. / have no
| cough or night swsats, and / have
/ gained and am stu gainingi II flesh
/ and strength To DIR Marston
alone owe this remarkable ch ange
| In my case. and l heartily com.
mend him to any who aie afflicted
as was"
Evening journal., 1891-10-07

HON W. r. SMITH. celebrated WoroAi
II polished up the knob 50 carefully, that
now am the ruler OF the queens navee, F"
are said 10 have been illustrative Of the
habits Of industry that raised Mr.. Smith
from a humble origin to be first lord Of
the admiralty. Il was Mr.. Smiths ambi-
ton TO have his success in life crowned
with the peerage, and this reward he
doubtless would have received but for his
unexpected death. Walmer Castle, where
Mr.. Smith died, is the same historic place
in which the Duke Of Wellington died
forty-one years ago.
His successor as Unionist leader in the
house Of commons will probably be Chief
Secretary Balfour, the man best calculated
by force of will and wit to hold the place
which Mr. Smith held chiefly by taca.
Goschen has also been talked Of, but the
Conservatives generally favor Balfour.
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CABLE HREVITlEs.

The United States steamship Alert has
arrived at Yokohama.
The Belgian authorities will allow no
more bull fights in that country.
The famine in Poland is growing worse
Bread riots have occurred at ZirWirke
Fierce gales have been ragingin the Irish
sea. II is reported that three vessels have
been wrecked.
A Berlin shoemaker, one Wenzel, has
ave wives living He has been given three
years for bigamy.
The auxiliary Austrian squadron of the
British navy has arrived at Australia, and
the people are enthusiastic
Alfred Schelhng, sixteen, Berlin, failed
OF promotion In school and shot himself
publicly at the Column Of Victory in the
Thiergarten.
The convict who broke the skull OF the
keeper of the prison at Munster, near Ber-
lin, with water jug, has committees
suicide to avoid a beating.
The Spanish government Is negotiating
a treaty of commerce with Portugal.
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THE WORLD or POLITICS.


UTICA, n u. Oct 7--Roswell p. Flow
r, accompanied by Mrs Flower, reached
jtiea on his way to Watertown in the
fternoon. When Mr.. Flower aliRhted
rom the train large and enthusiastic
athering had assembled. He was intro
luced by ex-Mayor Kinney, and said in
he course OF his speechi
"rhe section come from has not been
tonered with nomination for the gov
rnorship in forty years, and ! doubt II
se would have received IL this time II JEFF
erson had not been cut off from Oneida.
an confident that whom the sun goes
lown election day you will hear good news
rom Jetferson. The cause is now in your
lands, aud there / am content to leave it. =
Mr. Flower spoke earnestly in favor Of
iropping party differences aud working
or full registration OF voters.
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n.tee aad cheney the Men.

CHICAGO. Oct IA special 70 The Post
from Washington says: From an inspired
source il Is learned that the president has
decided upon E.stee, OF California, and
Cheney, Of New Hampshire, TO iill the two
cabinet vacancies 20 occur In November
by the withdrawal Of Proctor aud Miller
Both names have been selected with The
view Of improving the presidents chances
Tor 1892, aud unless the report draws forth
unlocked for opposition the two persons
named will be appointed.
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Secretary Blalna,s nephew Chosen.

NEw YORK, Oct 7.-Secretary Foster
has appointed Henry ID Stanwood, a
nephew OF Secretary Blaine and auditor
d the custom house, to the position Of
acting custodian of the barge Office. Stan
wood is forty-seyen years ole and was
born ia Massachusetts, In 1863 he entered
the army, and served with distinction un-
III the close OF the war, In 1881 he entered
The revenue service. When President
Cleveland appointed Magene collector
stanwood was one Of the first officials TO
be removed When the Harrison admin
stration came into power he was one OF
the first 10 be reinHtated On May !, 1891
he was nominated by Collector Erhardt as
auditor of the custom house in the place o
| Charles L. Perry.
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NEW YoRK, Oct. THE police raided
the poolrooras and arrested thirty-flye per
sons interested or employed in the rooms.
Hitherto the poolrooms have been enabled
to do business on the supposition that the
transactions were on q commission basis.
Inspector Byrnes hopes to prove that
money was taken ia on races at the rooms
after the horses had started and thus show
that the commission business is myth.
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NEW LISBON, o., Oct. William Can
Geld has confessed having turned the
switch which wrecked the limited train on
the Penna at New Palestine few weeks
ago in which three men were killed.
Plunder was his motive
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THE RPLAGUE OF OUR COUNTRY
how Caused aud what Methods Have
Been Adopted to Effect Cure.

Diseases Of the Throat. Bronchial Tubes
and Lungs are the most prevalent and fatai
of all afilictiona of the human system, ana
especially in this country, where the NOR
tality from consumption during some monihs
bined. 1t ie now proven beyend doubt that
Phthisis, or Consumption, Is a germ disease.
The bsccili being inhaled into the air taoes
or one suffering from catarrhal trou ne, Z
suitable place is found for the deposit OF lhe lhe
tubercle. We are all inhaling these oehai
ger ms daily. but being strong ana Vigorous
We throw OF its terrible effects. hrieTy'
TuBrRCLE GERMS CANNOT LIVE ~ a HEALTHY
rNDfyIDHAJ
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NOTICE. THE EvENING SCHOOLS
in under the direction of the Board of Ed
acatiOn will be opened on Monday evening,
October 8, IN the following schools
No. school, Eighth ana WollRst0n street.
No. 16 school, Twelfth and Orange streets.
No. 20 school, Ninth ward
BY order of committee.
JOHN II. DANNY, Chairman.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYEnS.
County taxes Will be due and payable on
and after July l.
On taxes paid during the months of Sep
tember and October g discount of three per
cent. will be given.
Onltaxes paid during the month of No
vember no discount viii be given.
On taxes paid during the month of De-
cember five per cent will be added,
JOHN Z DICKEY,
Receiver of county taxes.
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suicide or. =. noI..

ERIE, Pa, Oct. IF. +. Bole, a promi-
nent member OF the Erie bar and resi-
dent Of Cory, committed suicide by shoot
ing himself through the head He was a
brother Of Hon. William Bole, who failed
for q large amount year ago. Deceased
had been mayor Of Cory He leaves a
widow and one child.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 7.-"Goyernor Jones' left
eye has just been successfully operated on
by Dr. Moves and he is as comfortable az
can be expected" Such Was the bulletin
lssucd 10y the wife Of Lieutenant Governor
Edward +. Jones at O'clock. For several
years the patients left eye has been slow
" but surely losing it's vision The disease
is undoubtedly a grave form Of glaucoma.
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THE ME THODISTS MEET
Opening of the Ecumenical Con-
ference at Washington.
A REMARKABLE RELIGIOUS EVENT.

Representatives uf An the Branches Of
Msthodssm Through The world Get
Together TO Discuss Religious Matters,
but Ne Laws Can lie Enacted.
WASHINGTON. Oct THE Methodist
ecumenical conference meeting here today
is one OF the most remarkable religious
bodies ever convened in this country. The
ecumenical conference, as Its name i'm
plies, is composed Of the representatives Of
all the various branches Of Mcthodls,n es-
yablished throughout the world. This will
oe only the second conference Of the kind,
he first having been held In London ten
years ago. The London gathering was a
great success. to which the American dele
gates largely contributed.
Led ny Rev. n. IL. Stephenson.
The conference here will be on a larger
scale. Five hundred delegates are expected
to answer roll call; 800 from the various
Methodist churches in the United States
and 200 from abroad The list Of churches
represented is interesting as showing the
large number Of divisions Of Methodism
| nohfiHhA
The delegates are divided into the east
ern, or foreign, section, and the western
or American, section. The foreign section
comprises twelve churches, OF which tbs
| strongest is the. Wesleyan Methodist
church, in which body the majority Of al
hnglish Methodists are included IL hai
seventy-six delegates, led by the Rev. I. b
Stephenson, ID. d., president Of the Wes
leyan conference OF England
4 The Homo Section
OF the 800 delegates apportioned to tn
western, or home, section the Methods
Episcopal church supplies the larges
number--l26. Next comes the Methods
Episcopal church south with its delegs
tion OF sixty-four The Ave separate col
ored churches will have forty eight del,
gates
No Legislative Powers.
No laws will be enacted at the ecumen
cal conference, for it Is body absolutel
without legislative powers; but it's discu
sions are expected TO have a wide infil
ence and its results TO be very farreachini
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critical that the
last ri@ of the
church were ad
ninistered to him.
During the night
his condition be-
came worse, and
his physician n
stated that he
could live but a
short time. The
new king, Will
liam ii, presided
az a cabinet coun.
ell held here. The
Ian a 3 tande, or
estates OF the
raolp, will 1hnrf
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OTTAWA, Oct. two Chinese lepers re-
seutly shipped in bond from New York to
Vancouver, TO be sent from there TO China,
and who were shipped back by the munich
pal authorities Of Vancouver, have been
stopped at Swift Current, n. W. T., on the
border, and returned to Vancouver on the
ground that the bond was broken unwar-
rantably by the Canadian authorities.
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HELP WANTED.
WANTED II GOOD. STEADY BOY,
w about II years Of age. apply to
THOMAS McCOM IS, No. al9 Snipley street
WANTED.-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w housework. Apply No. SA Van Buren
street.
WANTED = TEN YOUNG SALES
good wages Inquire No. ~ West Second
street. between n and O'Clock.
NHEsSRS. CHAS L. WEBSTER a. CO.,
IN1 wish 10 correspond at once with a COM
petent book salesman. one who hss sold ency-
eloredias, histories or books of the highesi
quality preferred. 10 the right party an
opportunity is offered to esteb blish and control
the sale Of the Library of American Litefa-
ture In a field yet anoccupied. Address, I.
M. WILLIAMS. Manager. 81 Fifth avenue
NewfYork City.
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BUFFALO, Oct. 7-An afternoon paper
says that Charles A. Dunn, manager OF
The Hotel Niagara, has been dismissed for
irregularities in his accounts. They are
said TO be short about - 900. Dunn has
been manager Of the Lincoln hotel, New
York city, and the Manhattan Beach hotel.
Evening journal., 1891-10-07

HUNTINGTON, Pa, Oct. 7.--Daniel, the
ifteen-y year.old son Of Rev. A. l. Chilcoat,
Of Orbisonia fell from hickory tree, a
distance Of forty-three feet, and was i'm
SANITY killed On learning Of the fatality
his mother became irenzied with grief, and
II is believed her mind is permanently inn
nafrad
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ASHLAND, Pa, Oct. flames Brennan,
aged sixty-flye, section boss on the Le-
high Valley road, was struck and killed
by a passenger train at Big Mine Run.
John Sullivan, foreman for the Reading
road, was run over and instantly killed at
Gordon Plane.
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between the aris-
tocrats OF the Con-
seryatiye party
and the people,
and was popular
with men OF all
parties. He is said
TO have been the
original OF the ad
mlral in the cele
brated opera OF
"Pinafore. The
nalahrufa.l 4unr.1u
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HAcKENsAcg, n. j., Oct. Dissatisfac-
lion is felt in Hackensack over the verdict
Of accidental death rendered by the coro-
ner's jury in the case OF Peter Conlin,
found dead with fractured skull ia
Demarest Van Riper's barn week ago
Foul play is suspected.
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PoTTsvILLE, Pa, Oct. 7.-All hope ha-
been given up Of reaching the entombed
miners alive. The coroner has impaneled
jury and began an investigation into the
disaster. The jury reserved its verdict and
was continued until after the bodies Of ths
other six men are recovered.
Evening journal., 1891-10-07

ATcHIsos, Kan, Oct. .-Senator-elect
/ pfeifer will not make any speeches In Ohio
| his fall. He will, however, speHd a few
days next week Ia Illinois ia the interest
Of the Peoples party, after which he will
return 70 Kansas and remain until after
election
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AUGUSTA, Me, Oct 7-Secretary Blaine
could not be seen regarding the report that
he would speak in Massachusetts during
The coming campaign. A member OF his
family stated positively, however, that he
would not speak at any campaign this fall
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PATERSON, n. j., Oct. Joseph PugIia
the Paterson Italian whose wife recently
sloped with his bookkeeper, taking s., 00C
Of his money with her, has recovered the
greater part Of the amount through the
United States minister to Belgium, where
the couple had fed
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CHARLESTON, Oct. IA convention Of
planters Of Sea island cotton in this state
is called for Thursday to organize against
the sale Of cotton seed, so that the Sea isl
and planters Of South Carolina will practi-
cally control the fine cotton market Of the
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wILKEsBARRR, Pa, Oct. Great ex-
citement exists in this city over the mys-
terious murder of Mrs. Arthur O'Donnel.
She was found dead in bed with several
stab wounds in her back. Richard Owens,
twenty three years old, has been arrested.
He claims that he knows nothing Of the
rrilAn
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traveller, was mar
ried last evening
to CharlesW. Wet
m ore Of I b e
Mhaleback steam
er line. The cere-
mony was per-
formed by Rev.
DR. ffouxhtcn a.
she Church OF the
rrsnshgur atiop
| Ia the presence Of
The i'm m e diate
Ia miIy of tn Z
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THE PRESENT COOL
snap makes it a necessity
for your health and COM

AOl JOui liSdilA oAN
fort to buy your Fall Overcoat
at this time, while we, with an
immense stock at close and
popular prices, conspire with
the weather to make it advisa-
BILE to purchase it here. No
where will you see such an I'M
mense stock as you see here,
and at no time will we have as
great a variety as at present.
Our whole second floor is re
served for Overcoats. Over
so styles of Mems Overcoats
which we sell at $40 and ST.
alone, besides hosts of othei
styles as low as SO and up tc
SIS.
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JERSEY CITY, Oct. John Kelly, OF
this city, obtained a judgment Of e, 500
against the Central Railroad Of New Jer.
sey ia the Hudson county circuit court fol
injuries sustained by being thrown from o
platform Of a train in rounding a curve.
Evening journal., 1891-10-07

SYRACUSE, Ny, Oct. IA convention
of typographical unions Of New York
state opened here. The session is secret
and its object Is to provide plan formore
thorough organization.
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CARMEL, Oct. 5.-Hamilton Fish, Jr.,
was renominated for the assembly by the
Republican convention. The convention
also indorsed him for candidate for speaker
next winner in case the assembly is Repub-
lfrnn
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AUGUSTA, Me-, Oct. 7-Dr. G. w. Mar
tin, Secretary Blaines physician, says that
Mr.. Blaine Is In much better health now
than when be frat came from Bar Hasbor
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ro FIrht : Hor Ahattolr.

JERSEY CITY, Oct THE Citizens As
sociation for the Suppression Of Nuisance
has raised 81 900 and employed counsel {,
begin the proceedings to sbate the nuisanc
caused by the hog abattoir on the Hacken
sack meadows.
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OTTAWA, Oct. lit has been decided TO
reinstate all those officers Of the depart
ment of the interior who were suspended
rs a result OF the revelations made before
the public accounts committee.
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BoRDEETowN, N. j., Oct. IA party Of
professional acrobats, who until recently
performed with Arlington q Washburn's
circus, are stranded in Bordentown.
Evening journal., 1891-10-07

BrNGHAMToN, Oct MRS. ]. C. FL
dredge, OF this place, has begun suit
against her husbands parents for 10000
damages for alternating her husbands af-
factions
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sALFoUR NAY SUCCEED SMITH.

Death Of the First Lord Of the Treasury
a Severe Blow TO Tho Tories.
LONDON, Oct. THE death Of the Hon
w. II. Smith, first lord OF the treasury, is
everywhere regarded as great misfortune
Tor the Tories Mr. Smith formed a link
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sIoux FAILS. s. D.,

dANHa 2. bLAINFi III aud BY proving
ner case. But 1t now transpires that MIR.
Blaine means 70 fight aud fight hard for
.he possession Of the child. He has just
served his answer upon Mrs. Blaine In
her complaint in the unpleasant proceed
lngs Mrs Blaine asks for a decree Of dLr
Torce and custody OF the child and for
suitable alimony
NJ Itlni.n In Ii " io n La. hia VIII n
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The GLOBE aIRoLER MARRIED..

Miss Elizabeth Blsland is Now Mrs.
Charles W. Wetmore.
NEW York, Oct. Miss Elizabeth Bis
land the well known magazine writer and
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him TO give her
such alimony MS she prays for. In conclu-
sion Mr.. Blaine asks that the court give to
him the custody OF the child. The indica-
tions are that there will probably be a hard
SIGHT for the child, who resembles bis
grandfather Il is said.
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OCt. mere mas
been a new and
somewhat unex-
pected d elop-
ment IN the fa-
nous divorce suit
of Marie Nevins
Blaine against
James q. Blaine,
Jr. Mrs. Blaine
served complaint
some time ago,
and IL was believ-
ed thai young Mr..
7 Blaine W 0 n | d
make no defense, ,
burt allow his yvife
TO procure a d.
yorce by default
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cAief Justics FulIer's Daughter Dying.
CHICAGO, Oct. 7.-Mrs. Archibald Brown
daughter of Chief Justice Fuller, is dyin6
Of typhoid fever.
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tutfRart In Mourning for the Monarch
of Wurtemberg.
STUTTGART, Oct THE king OF Wur-
emberg is dead He had been III for some
ime past, and his condition became so
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Handsome Initial Cloth
School Bag will be given
with every Child's Suit.

Strictly one-price, and if
dissatisfied with your pur-
chase we will return your
money.
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KEYPoRr, N. j., Oct. 7.-Colonel B. A,
Lee, of the Third New Jersey regiment, is
i'll at his residence in Keyport.
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allegation that he
deserted her and
slaims that the
tacts were the re-
verse, that she left
him and would
| not live with him.
/ la answer to her
/ request for suita-
| Bile nlimony he
| pleads that he is
very poor and only
mas an income OF
| E2,Oo0a year, which
| will cease ON Dec.
Ii. Therefore he
| claims that II will
IT, 4...,.,,.tR.Ia fnr
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No laws will be enacted at the ecumeni.
cal conference, for it Is body absolutely
without legislative powers; but it's discus
sions are expected TO have a wide infiu
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|. G. BLAINE. JR. S REPLY
lie Alleges That His Wife De-
serted Him.
A BATTLE FOR THEIR ONLY CHILD.

gonng srr. Blaine Desires the Infant to
he Placed in His Custody and Pleads
That his saall Income win Prevent
the Payment OF the AIimeny Asked.
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{
sAntCo
cas- 8 andc q 70 la
.
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BUsrwrsN vPPUnEUNIT ms.



TRESH COWS AND SPRtNGERs FOR
y sale. w. S. BURRIs. Red Lion. Del.
EOR SALE CHEAP.-ONE STALL IN THE
Madison Street 9 ub Stables. ALFRED
s. ELLIOTT, No. 6l2 Market street.
DRINTERS- STEAM FIXTURES, CON-
4 plete witt cones. hangers, etc, suitable
for quarto or eighth menium presses. Apply
at EVENING JOURNAL office.
DRINTERs.-FOR SALE. FOUR LARGE
Il Imposing Stones. Apply at this Office
DIANO = SEVEN AND ONE THIRD
a OCTAVE SQUARE PLANO FOR SALE
CHEAP; In good order; easy payments to
good purchaser. Address. PIANU, Evening
Journal Office.
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The report was accepted, aud a motion
20 hold the trial in the Scotch Presbyte.
rian church on Nov. 4 carried Some OF
the members Thought the public should b.
excluded, but DR.. Birch was Of the opin.
ion that il would be unwise TO make the
proceedings secret.
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To Try pr. nrIrra Nov. 4.

NEW YoRK, Oct. AT the second days
session OF the New York presbytery DIR.
Francis Brown, on behalf of DIR. Briggs,
announced that the accused would be ready
for trial on Nov. 4. This being satisfactory
to the presbytery IL was resolved TO serve
Dr. Briggs with copy of the report, re-
quiring him TO furnish an answer thereto
on the date named.
The committee appointed to prepare an
answer to the protest OF the accused TO the
appointment Of committee TO examine
his inaugural address WAS about TO pre-
seat its report when DIR. Briggs rose and
demanded that his protest be read hrst
| This concession was granted and the pro
test and report were read The report il
part follows;
Inasmuch as said protest Is based mainly OF
the assumption that the action Of the pros by
tory was the inahgnfation Of Judicial process
acd the points raised In the protest c0ntem
plated the pfocess as already commenced and
the laws quoted apply 70 casea Of actual process
only, Il is a sufficient answer that no charges
had been presented when the protest was made
and no thought Of process necessarily enter
tanned
The committee appointed by the presbytery
was one Of inquiry only, its duty being express
ly defined to consider the inaugural address IN
its relation 70 the Confession Of Faith, which
inaugural had been and continued 70 be the
subject OF very general criticism and Of wide
spread dissent and against whose apparent
teaching a number Of Presbyterians had al
ready entered the most emphatic adverse judR
ment.
II is the judgment OF this presbytery that it's
action was fully In accord with constitutional
requirements and with the usages Of the de
nomination, and was in the interest Of iustics
and sound discipline.
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PR0POsALs.
REAL ESTATE.

TOB RENT-sIX-ROOM HOUSE AT los
Justiscn street $40 month. Inquire
cli West tenth street.
LrOR RENT - HOUSE no. $40 ORANGE
It street.JD FUl-LMER, 2iO w. Ninth St