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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-25
ByP p. Winston & Son.
Real Estate Agents end Auctioneers.


Real Estate Agents end Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF The
~ LARGE BRICK HOUSE AND LOT NO. w
MAYO STREET, BETWEEN FRANKLIN AND
ROSS STREETS.-By virtue Of . decree OF tho
Chancery Court Of the city OF Richmond, entered
July II, 1891. In the case Of Bridget McLeaiy,
who sues. &C., W. Emma Wesicott, &C., we viii
offer for sale at auction, on the promises, on
THURSDAY, July 80. 1891,
at SO o'clock Z. NJ, tho HOUSE AND LOT do
scribed in said decree. Tho lot fronts ON the
west side Of Mayo street 262s feet, running
hack about SO feet. The improvements consist
Of a LARGE BRICK DWELLING, with nine
rooms, and large detached prick Kitchen, ana
designated as No. 1906 Mayo street.
TERHs or SALE: One third In cash; balance on
o credit Of six and twelve months tor negotiable
notes, interest added from day Of sale. and Sc
cured by a deed Of trust on the property; or, all
esh II desired by the purchaser.
WILLIAM II. BEVERlDGE,
WILLIAM f. q. GARNETT, JR.,
Special Commissioners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-25
By Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Agents, Auctioueers, and Brokers
No. q north Tenth street.

T OUISlANA- STREET IMPROVED
IL PROPERTY FOR SALE BY AUCTION
At the request Of the owner We will SELL by auc-
ton. upon the promises, ON
WEDNESDAY THE 29rH DAY or JULY, 1871,
at q o'clock p. NJ, 60xl20 FEET OF LAND
WITH THE FRAME DWELLING THEREON,
situated on tho north line Of Louisiana street
Gust on the county line). II you wish To pur-
chase a snug piece Of property attend this sale.
TERMS: At sale. CHEWING 81 ROSE,
~ 23 Auctoheers'
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STABBED AND KILLED.
RoRsE-srrALrxo RESUMED.
AILlFe DIES FROM HIS WOUNDS.
Years Of Lynching smitb-Ceroner's Yer
dtct--Assaulted and Robbed of 500.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.]

dict--Assaulted and Robbed of 800.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
ROANOKE. Va, July 24.-Peter Ailiff, the
man wounded by john Smith yesterday,
died about o'clock this morning.
As il was feared the prisoner would be
lvnchsd large force OF policemen stood
guard ct the jail from that time till day.
iiGht. At tho Coroners inquest over the
romans OF Ailif to-day the evidence show
ed that the murder was cool and delibe-
rate one, Smith having consumed at least
an hour from the time, OF the FIRST quarrel
n procuring the pistol with which be shot
AiliH. The verdict of tho jury was in ac.
cordance with these facts. The excitement
osused by the shooting has subsidized.
HEoHo HioHwAYxAS.
N. B. q. Arlington. O reputable grocer
nifbjs city. was assaulted by negro IN .
ionsiy part OF Belmont addition " last
nigbf. and robbed Of about $50, dc was
1Skfina along with tho negro, not suspect
M snvthing, when he was suddenly 81
1o1ked and beaten till he ives inssnsi6le.
4 roreined consciousness about day
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The New Master Plumber Takes Charge.


NORFOLK, Va, July 2i.-Charles +. Rich
ardson, the new master plumber of
the navy-yard, reported and took posses
sion of his department to-day, ousting
Odendhal.
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YORK RIVER LINE. WAN Tfo
THE FAvoRITf ROUTE NOalL
LEAVE RICHMOND.

TRAIN No. 10, 3.ljf
LOCAL EXPRESS, daily. lsrT @
stops Of all stations. At Lestof
with stage for WalAert0n; di.4 4-
eteamer nc West Point
TRAIN No. 10. 10 T. y.
BALTIMORE LIMITED, detlj, 't
for West Point, connecting Wfa ft
steamers for Baltimore. A. bl'fn
connect With Baltimore AMI D.Y 'i
Washington, lhilsdoiphia aHi ~ l.s
steamers leave Baltimore r. NJ .aI
Trains arrive az Richmonl ali ~ u
10:iO A.. NJ.
TRAIN No. 40 7.iO AM
LOCAL MIXED, daily except -.r1H I'D
Twenty-third street f0r Wet in.ni a
date points.
Ticket-orico az station loot ~ Fe
Open 3 A. NJ. TO q Z. NJ. md nom " b. b. f. a
A. VI.
city ticket-ofIlco-eO east Main
soisHAAs, JAS. L.4il-.-
Traffic Manager. General l.s p
JOSEPH ). POTTS. Division -. 10 -
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO hAL
~ WAY COMPANY.
SCHEDULE IN RfFEcT UNllr-


SCHEDULE ~ EFFEcr jUlf T. i''-
LEAVE KlCaNnND.
$40 A. ". DAILY for Oh P.nf llt
Pullman Sleeping 20 &
o. Old Point
HOS A. 81 Express, da!lY ilf
ThtIush dHy r'
Pullman Sleeper ODD
kDnccgertn, .unlrf...f
man Sleep e-Irr ...f
800 p. VI. Express, daily Nr OUT
Norfolk. Pullman
Cincinnati O. Dii iia.i'
4:30 Z. NJ. Acconmodafi0n, eSc'''
COrdoLsyilit tli utl--r
days e VII rIl tI.f.
1880 r. N. Tho +. Y. v, liml'"i
man Slo0pings hr Ni
,inuati. Soilt i0-i.
Dinlng-Cag ali
louisville % ClllIlai 10
man ~ LOUisy.i.a
TRAINS ARRIyE At Ricla1sN
$50 A. NJ. and 300 T.. u. daily f.h
natl.
1880 7. VI. daily. except 'pniif,
1925 A. NJ. and 800 l.. ". "a D. 'i
station; Broad stree. near el'
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TRUE BILLS AGAINST PRIzE-FIGHTERs
White Against Negro Carpenters-Fatai
stabbing ARRAY Horse-Thieving.

Wuitc <sSaiubt s>eSFo avn
stabbing ARRAY Horse-Thieving.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
SALEM. Va, July 24-On Monday a num-
Der of witnesses were examined by the
grand jury rega :dIng the recent prize-hght
which took place half way between Roa-
aoke and Salem. and the result was that a
true bin was returned against both Layton
and Griffin. the principals.
A Lyncbburg builder named Crawley,
who is erecting hadsome residence for
Colonel Hansbrough on Union street, has
incurred the displeasure of white carpen-
tiers here by employing negro carpenters.
At large meeting the other night resolu-
lions were passed requesting HIM to DIS
charge the negroes and work only white
labor. Yesterday he and the negroes left
town, and at present II is unknown what
course he will pursue.
STABBED AND KILLED.
Last Saturday night, at a negro dance
ever at Cave Spring, this county. quarrel
arose between John l.. White and j. III.
Cebbs, both colored. during which White
Stabbed Cobbs to the heart, killing him.
and then fed. Strenuous efforts will be-
made TO capture him and bring him TO
trial
DEMONSTRATING RESUMED.
Horse-thieves. who have been quiescent
since the capture of Hogans q few weeks
ego, have awakened, and about half q
dozen horses have boon carried of III the
past ten days. Most of this has been done
at night. but the slickest trick was played
last week, when q young man. neatly
dressed. hired u double team from q livery.
stable here 10 drive lady. and after oh.
tanning il the whole outfit vanished and
has since been heard from travelling down
the Valley.
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BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED, TO BUY FOR CASH,
w A GOOD DWELLING on Marshall or Clay
street, containing six or eight rooms. Apply to
HENRY L. STAPLES & co,
~ 25-lt los north Ninth street.
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THE N. c. BAPTIST oaPHANAGs.
Thriving and Excellent Condition oil the
Northumberland Dedication.

lnStitutlOn-Cuu'""
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.I
SCOTLAND NECK, N. O., July 24.-Messrs'
Noah Bipgs and j. l.. Scott yesterday re-
turned from the annual meeting OF the
baptist Orphanage at Thomasyille, and re-
mort everything in fine condition. The In
stitution is now in better condition than
at any time since its organization. II -
one of the gratifying features of the work
that the children are trained as carefully
and intellgently as they would be IN their
homes and in private schools. II II some
thing remarkable that in the whole num-
Der Of about 40 children there IL ONLY one
case of sickness, and that is an Invalid
boy who has been there FIVE years.
Rev. Hardy Phelps, evangelist for the
Convocation of Edenton, has moved his
family here tor their health. He continues
in his field of labor.
CHURCH DEDICATION.
Preparations are being made for the dedi-
cation Of new Baptist church at Hob
good next Sunday. Rev. George J. Dowell,
OF williamson. will preach the dedicatOry
sermon. A number of persons will go from
Scotland Neck. The church will be or
ganized almost entirely from memberships
from the church here.
Rains are still heavy, and farmers III
some districts say their crops are badly ill.,
iura6
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-25

WANTED, ENERGETIC, RESPON-
w SiBLE STATE AND COUNTY AGENTS
70 handle the best CASHIER made. Every re-
taller needs IT, Write for terms and territory.
AMERICAN CASH REGISTER COMPANY,
iy 2i-2ts los Quincy street, Chicago, Ill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-25


NOURT SALE OF THHEE UNFIN-
~ IsHEp FRANZ pwE dlHsn III slr9 IFIdii
Am TENTlI STREETS. by virtue Of decree
~ the (banccry Court OF the city Of k,cnmon1
on,crcd June %. 1891, In tho suit OF frazer %
Tomokins q ais. %. Exall sf ais., we VIII ~
social com missioners sell At pubic auc''on' q"
tho premises, ON
THURSDAY, July 30, 1891
:. a o,c,c.s p. NJ. the thrce Tw0-sToRY-AND.
BASEMENT FRAME DWELLINGS, situated on
the enst ride OF Tenth street, commehc'nk ~
the southeast corner OF Leign s..s', IN nsr.
aiiel lines 1914 feet. more or less 1nese houscs
are In an unfinished condition, and " IL sup
posed III n IL viii cost about $1,000 to compie'o
them. 100, AGA
payable June IL, 1892, t24 payanie Deuo" lin.
out interest, for the payment OF which notes y,
maturity the purchaser or purchasers snhn
enter into \ written contract with us. ino ~,
due payable one third cash, ono thiru ~
twelso months from date OF sale, with intercs,
added, for which deferred payments notes sna a
bo given and tho title TO bs retained untii tho
whole purcnase-money is paid and conyeyanoe
Is decreed by Court. phss dVS SvonN'
Special Commissioners.
FRAZER a. TONPKTSs AND AIS, fLAiSIiffs,
AGAINST ExALL AND AIS, DEfBNDASTs-iN fhs
CulScsRY COURT or THE CITY OF kchsoSp.
I. Charles w. Goddin. clerk Of said court, GER
tiy that the bond required OF the speclai 1onl-
mtss,oDers by tho decree In said cause Oh 'uno
%. 1891, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 29th day Oh juno
1891. ChAhLhS W. "VDD,',
y23-6t SleIs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-25
FREIGHTS.

Freight received daily for NORFOLK, PORTS
MOUTH. SMITHFIELD, HAMPTON, OLD
POINT, WAYERLY, HICKsfOkD, and ALEX
ANDRIA. VA; WASHINGTON, ID. c.; NEW
BERNE WASHINGTON, TARBORO, ". c.; all
stations on tho Atlantic and Danyiile railroad,
Seaboari and Roanoke railroad, Norfolk South
ern railroad, fsrmsllle and Powhatan railroad,
and Eastern North Carolina generally; also for
Eastern Shore Of Virginia. and all regular land
ings on James river, at LOWEST RATES, and
through bills issued.
EXCURSIONS
by NIGHT or DAY to NORFOLK, OLD POINT,
VIRGINIA BEACH, OCEAN VIEW. and DUTCH
GAP can now be booked for the coming season.
LUCIEN b. TATUM, vlce-President,
No. l1I7 Main street and Rockets.
IRWIN WEIsIGER, Freight and Passenger Agent
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HE ONLY ALL-RAIL LNE ~ WI

Richmond. 1900 4. II. N0lok....Ii
Richmoni. -. '!;s5 2. NJ NorfaF boz.
Norfolk ssh =. ". idOnuui $3.50.
Norfolk 400 T.. N NOhn..i H...I
The trains leaving Richmond sf H.
Norfolk at 4. NJ. are solii tfsll- H.f...
two points, aud passenger r1 thf "a. .'.
change of cars Close conn .lOns ll.
AZ Petersburg by tho i.4' !. 3D. f. t
Richmond and tho S:3J 4 ". trtin ff ..
Trains leaving Richmond a. l..Af
1i:3O Z. ". and arriving az hrAH'Nl 20
NJ. aud $40 4. N. meke close .lI.I.
tershurg o. and from farmSl.r
southwestern points. IF. u. ..t
SsI.r.r
f. T. u. MYERS, Gencra srlr...
I. NJ. EMERSON. General flacng,r l..,
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VIRGINIA sTEAMBOATsk5Iyss

VIRGINIA STEAMBOATsp>T1s
COMPANY'S JAMES-RIV En- 01SxkSks
LINE. Cheapest and most pleasant route 70
OLD POINT, NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, NEW
PORT NEWS, CLAREMONT, and JAMES
RIVER LANDINGS DIRECT by elegan, saloon
steamer ARIEL leaving Richmond EVERY NON
DAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY az A. VI.
Street-cars 20 directly 10 steamers wharf, FARO
10 Old Point or Norfolk $50: second chss, L.
Connections at OH Point closely with al lines
for Washington, ID. c., baltimore, Philadelphia,
and New York same afternoon, James river BY
daylight. Great tourist line. Cheapest route.
Tickets only half Of Rail Rates.
Through tickets on steamer and AT GarDcrs
Agency, g0l Main street. Baggage checked
through. state-rooms engaged tor day VI night
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V,HE WATT PLOW COMPANY,
DEALERS IN
SUMMER RESORTS.

IRON GATE Inn, IRON GATE, VA.
Il New hotel with all modern conveniences
Hot aud cold Lithia baths on each floor. Lithia
and chalybeato springs. Good fishing ana boat
irg. ON Richmond and Aleghany railroad, also
reached by Chesapeake and Ohio railway, main
line, ria Clifton Forge. Terms moderate.
~' IN 00-1 m
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pnIIMAN.cAR .FnA,-.

ON Train Nos Ia ami 30 H.H. .s-r- b.,
tween New York ard Tampa, 90. I'D.
yil,e,. ON Train Noe. ~ al % Ia.
between New York ami ,h'rie. FL.
Nos. % and IS sleeping-csr~ tels,.n g.. IT,
and Jacksonyille. On Train N.s ,.I
sleeping-cGrs between Richmond al -.l...
Va.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-22
OXFORD A CLOSE WINNER.
nrrEATJNG THE CAMBRIDGE CREW ON THE
THAMES BY A OUARTER-LENGTH.
THE WINNING FIGHTS TINE TWENTY-FIVE
MINUTEs-A SPLENDID AND STUBBORN
STRUGGLE-BAD WEATHER FOR

London. March 2l.-The forty-eighth of the fam
ous boat races between the crews OF OXlord anu
Cambridge Universities was won this morning py
quarter of a length by Oxford. The time of the
Oxford crew was twenty-five minutes
The race was over the usual course. which starts
at point about / 90 yards above Putney Bridge'
near London, and finishes about the same distance
above the Ship Inn, at Mortlake. The course. as
most oarsmen know, is somewhat like an IS In
shane. The distance is about four and quarter
miles. The course is bounded by MiddleseX and
Surrey Counties In the first mile the course is IN
favor of the right hand, Middesex. The Surrey
side is the best for the next two miles, and thc
Middcsex water is the most advantageous for the
last mile and quarter. This year the tue
was high at London Bridge at about p. m. ana al
Putney about an hour later.
Only four steamers were allowed to follow the
race. These, of course, were in addition 10 'he
umpire's1 launch. One of these STEAMBOATS, was
occupied by representatives of the press secoho
was devoted to old university Oarsmen and the
other two carried the officers of the different boat
clubs of the two universities.
The Thames Conservancy Board policed the
course and assigned proper positions to the many
hundreds of steamers and barges which were
anchored or moored along the river. In addi-
ton, the housetops. towpaths, streets and other
points of vantage near the Thames about Putney
itself and at Hammersmith, Barnes Mortlake and
other places, were crowded with spectators. AS
upon many previous occasions, thousands of car
riages of every description, from the donkey
cart, carrying coStermongerS, TO the four-ln-hand,
loaded with arstocrats, were to be seen lining the
river banks and standing in the most convenient
places. As usual, Oxfords admirers displayed a
wealth of dark-blue ribbons, rosettes and other
ornaments, while the friends of Cambridge made
an equally lavish display of light-blue silk.
! Although the river banks were lined with many
thousands OF persons. though the usual fleet of
barges and steamboats, was moored along the
course and though the numerous styles of vehI.
clcs were represented here, there and everywhere,
the attendance. whole. did not equal that of
former years, owing to the early hour at which
the race was rowed and the prevalence of sleet
storm in the forenoon and bitter cold weather.
However the Thames was crowded with various
craft, from the dngey to the gaudy barge. the
scene being happily now and then Lit up by sun
shine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-22
rassETr COMMITTEE COUNSEL FEES.

State Senator Fassett held long conference yester'
dav with Messrs wins and Boardman counsel OF the
senate Committee Cities, concerning the forthco-
ing report of the committee to the Senate several
changes will be made In the original report as prepared
by the COUNSEL and the necessity for these chahses
l., the reason the report was not submitted on Ihus
dav a. was intended Mr.. Boardman declared yes
to-day that tho report to the effect that the expense
account of the committee would show items OF S3oooo
for fees for stenographers and $loooo
for experts such experts being detectives employed
to shadow Mayor Grant and other Tammany leaders
was absolutely untrue The counsel he said had not
mt in a Gill yet. and 1t would not approach the
dc,rca named. The stcnographers were employed by
~ commiten nj legal rates, and detectives were
hired AT all Mr. B0ardman did not think that any
iault would be .ound with the committees expense
orcrunt especially as far the counsel fees were
r,nt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-22

quarter. less forty. yards. is ID mlnutes' %
seconds, made by Cambridge in 1878; ,os.
oxford in today's crew had the I0ur ncsU
men Of last seasons winning crew, an neI"o;ii
r. =. Rowe, and Guy Nickalls, the u" diamond
sculler" Fletcher was considered rather 700
heavy for stroke and Kent who had twice Sroked
the j. ~ c. eight, took his place Rowe NO
On the other hand the Cambridge rowing
authorities found that they had uphill work from
the start. They had less old timber 10 Iail
back upon, and their two best men OF last season.
Gardner and Muttebury-were no Longer aEaa tre
Then, again. their new material III inc I tildi
Fights was not so plentiful nor OF SO mn
n class as was disclosed III the oAioru Wiht t
trials. Finally. there were sundry changes ii. ,ie
from fully settling down to their places. me
Cambridge oarsmen, having lost thelr cr1ch StiJne
of last year, q. Elm, president OF lhc N' nnl
Club was finally chosen to I'LL that seat I"i In
lyn and Fison the other old Light Blucs' hau
places, and Noble Landae and FoGg EliptI WIZ
also included. KempsOu. Daman ana Iord cdch
in turn took No oar. but during thc lasu VII III
of February Lord appeared to have poen loiIil"nS
elected, although had llodgett not liltt Mi'I, q"
accident last December he would probably nave
filled that thwart. :. 1or,. ord
Both clubs began work early in January, anu
for a time the severe weather consldcrapS my ~
fcred with the Prae,ee h hnf s art Work. and
returned TO the Cam and the OX0mans retuTneSu
10 the Iflley from their practice at o anulolu
AS soon as the two crews put IN an appea"n NY
on the Thames, March = critics n9tCGT r ," crew WV
Oyonians were a strong. powerful-pulllng crew
rowing capitally together, with long SWING anu
plenty of life Lord Ampthill and Fletcher were
considered the best men III the boat. nc Odih
bridge men, it was remarked, were rather raggeu
continuation The Cambridge crew, however, I'M,
proved considerably with practice, ana lncreas.u
n favor though Oxford steadily maintained Its
superiority in style and in the betting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-22
TO COMBINE AGAINST WHOLESALE DEALhhS'

A circular has been issued calling for speoi'i
busincss meeting OF retail stove dealers rooiers al"
dealers in hardware and house furnishing Eoous' " o
held next Thursday evening In Military iiaii' W. ~
'n,,or Tho object of the meeting will be to arrange
~ continuation against the wholesale dealers in these
Goods 50 ms 10 compel them to stop the practice ot SCH
ing goods to private consumers at the same rates '"'
,,e asked of the retailers, thereby taking away INC
indictments profits. 1t is said that the cohOha
or includes nearly 900 of the leading retailers III tS
city and in brooklyn. .
At the meeting 10 be held next Ihur'daS cNe"iie y
, .a.,od that some effective course of procedure
,,i,.t tbe Wholesale dealers will be formulated. inc
'tu dealers say that similar movement on the part
y, c ctoil stove dealers In Pitt sburg has met WIN
ccns and they are confident of equal success in this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-22
ECHOES OF THE MQUEARY CASE.
ONE OF THE MINORITY IN THE ECCLEsiA
CAL COURT EXPLAINS HIS VOTE
FOR ACoUITTAL.

CAL COURT EXPLAINS HIS VoIE
FOR ACoUITTAL.
Cleveland. March oO-The Rev. william H. "dii"
gher rector Of st. James's Episcopal Church a,"
ville in this state, who was a member oi ''o 49, 49,
astcal court that tried the Rev. Howaiu ."'S T.;
and who was one of the two members oi oi0 -
favor Of acqutting that gentleman, mas ma'io =,
ment of the reasons that led him 10 tahe thia w
the case. He declares that he was gudeu oS ",o e.
law which the Church ought most markedly 10 ooScro
the law Of love. on carefully examining 'no ~
ments of the accused clergyman lie iouiu te,,,o
avowed purpose was not destructive, Due -,
In other words he wanted to assist the 1ai.i "a "o
who might be disturbed by doubts resulting HUH
tiac investigation In regard to Mr.. MacQuearys DUN,
Mr. Gallagher SAYS he Is " far from oeiHs YIN =,
that the accused is teaching doctrines SO couaS 1870
those of the Church" The clergyman WHO '"o" ,
even mperfecty tho incarnation OF Christ III I' op'
ion, ought to find place in the Churc" " ,h
willing to say what Is, or Is not the doc"ihe - ~
Episcopal Church in regard TO the virgin birth anu '0
physical resurrection Of Christ II. -,
High Churchmen here profess to regard the result Oh
the trial as great triumph for the High Church paiS
though they are much annoyed over the atttuoe VI I'll"
Rev. Messrs Gallagher and Smythe, the minority nien'
hers of the court a few hOt-heads even TAIN VI wa
ciplining these gentlemen, on the grouiu o'a' ~
approve heesy. But Of course. tlat luea ID
their opinions as members OF diocesan coui' 'o
uivileged. few other extreme Chul0'n1@' USE
the ACCESSIBILITY of stirring up the bishops Of other do
soe in which there are clergymen holding similar
views TO those Of Mr. MacQueary. But 1t IS not AT an
likely that the suggestion will be carried 9ut. Even =
II were il would be resented by the other processes, WIN
The ,esut of creating certain degree OF sympathy ioi
| The eyed hcIetics. , r., ... Nh Noc
Ornar,e 1gnaton from the ministry Is the best thiG
That he could do suppose the young man VIII sign
with the Unitarans now SAID geh'elahm WIN from
Mat can gather he believes too much to be eo1o
Unitarian lie stll holds to the divinity Oh Cse; ne
look that seriously. an Epscopalian am veGs
sorry that We shall lose Mr. MacQueary because asae
on, his giraffe views he has shown himself 10 De al
earnest and honest young man lie has the reIp o
OF those who differ most widely rom hlm any moPo
that he will find an adequate reld ZOE HIS aDi"e' ~
| his new ecclesiastical home"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-22
~ I'D or 4 CEILDREy,s HOSPITAL

The spring show OF flowers which Is to be held oy
the ladies of ST. Marys Guild is TO be given under inc
auspices OF the Florists Club OF New-forK al 'no
Lenox Lyccum from April to ii inclusive Inc eho"
Il I'm aid of ST. Mary's Free Hospital for Children
rho committee in charge Is composed OF Mrs. W. b.
peelnan Mrs j. Muhlenberg Bailey, Mrs. IT, IT,
Dewitt. IT., Mrs. Bryce Gray, tr., and MISS walker
Among the patrons Mrs Robert Goelet, MIS- van
Rensselaer, Cruger, Mrs Henry c. Potter. MIS- W. -
Whitney Mrs. J. p. Kernochan. Mrs Chauncey NJ
Depew. Mrs. George r. schienelln. Mrs J. H. beeh
man Mr. Luther Kountze Mrs. Morris X. Jesup, Mrs
" Minturn Mrs. Robert V. McKlm Mrs. John Jay
and MR. Woodbury. Co. Langdon. Boxes can De pro
cured Of Mrs. William a. Perry, OF NO. ID Ea'' iNi'''
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