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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16
CHARGES AGAINST THE REV. J. woRDEN.

The Rev Jarvis worien former pastor oil inc NC
PRESBYTERIAN city Temple Church. who res'en'n Ia''
December from the denomination and mas ehue'e" w
rn.copal Church in which he intends To lahe ofNo''
as .con A. the six probationary months nave
will have some serious charges brought against my
member Of the Prcsbytery said yesterday WIN ,''
committee meets next Tuesday morning in the ChafIes
street Church Mr. WoNlep's change OF lA'h I'D,
r,a M good deal Of feeling in the Presbytey AL
he saws tina. the bitterness Of few membets mas oauu
tho whole trouble When asked II he knew "hat ''e
charges were or what their nature was he 'ald no uu
no idea The PIr,byery still owed him. he sa'u' '-
for salary 49,, .h
The Rev Charles b. smyth. member VI uc
p-es,ytery committee, sad yesterday that one Oh U'
charges which would be brought against Mr. "on'h
was thaCTor nine mogths he had been undermining Tue
,,,h Of hi, congregation in the United fIe'OS'e I'm
church and had planning 10 take his poop" WIN
him into tho Episcopal Church, and that he hao cone
mi, while receiving salary from the Pre'by erlah-'
Mr. wortcn Yesterday stamped this statement "a
entirely untrue The chairman ~ the committee tne
ncy Dr T. ". Anderson. refused To say any thihS IN
IYrarf tn the action tile III csbytefy wOiild tahc
Nr Wortlen + at present lay-resder III INC 'haPl VI
the Messiah. Nnety-fourth-st and second ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16
FUNDS NEEDED FOR The BOTANICAL GARDEN

A meeting 81 tho finance COMMITTEES appointed by
the corporators Of the New York Botanical Garden 10
devise a plan for raising the S230,OOo required by
Inc act OF Incorporation held at O'Clock yester
day afternoon at the office Of j. Perpont Morgan In
WalI-st Mr.. Morgan, the chairman of the committee
vas unable to be present. owing 10 illness. In his
absence Cornelius Vanderbilt acted chairman, and
charles F. Cox was secretary. Communications " re
received from several corporators, expressing their
keen interest in the action Of the finance committee
ana offering suggestions for their consideration Plans
for raising the $4,000 were discussed, and IT was
e,oIIv decided TO request J. Terpont Morgan 10
.oc,o,e himself with four other members Of the com
n,tee Of his own selection. and that the five should
,orm a committee 10 solicit subscriptions, Mt. Morgan
Icing tho chairman Of that committee. Before al.
t"mrnnI,g IL was decided 10 hold another meeting Of
iIe finance COMMITTEES In about week. for the purpose
~ hearing the report Of the soliciting committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16
10 LILY LIE coRxrRsroxr 10 Day.

Tho cornerstone OF the new building Of the Hope
Baptist Church will be laid at 3 80 p. m To dAy ri
ono. hund I'd and fourth st. and the Boulevard he
exercises preliminary 10 the laying Of the stone by
lame, Pyle president OF the southern New-iorh
poptls, Association will Ia held In the chapel H.
invocation will he by the Roy. james Francis the
reading If the scriptures by tho Rev. Fields Hermann
prayer Ly the Rev John Bacom shaw, and addresses
hv the Rev Dr. r. : Macarthur and the Rev. W. G.
Biting.
The buildlng will he In the thirteenth century Gothic
style Of architecture having frontage OF seventy rect
on the boulevard aud an average depth Of 100 feet Inc
exterior Will be 81 light brick with stone and terra
Gotta trimming The roof will he covered with dark
slate There will three entrances 10 the building
through broad porchcs, Mt the lower or the north
west corner. another ono In the circular tower AZ
the ,Duthwe,t corner. aud one on one hudredand
fourth st. side Al the eastern end Of the building.
The building will lie two stories IN heght, Win
cellar for furnace and coal. The first or basement
story will contain infant class room. back of when
the main sunday hool or lecture room, which VIII
accommodate 400 with four class rooms accommodating
about 100 more There are also in this story library,
Kitchen and toilet In the story above. Will 10
rhe auditorium, accommodating between I'VE ana SIX
hundr,d with a parlor accommodating seventy more
across the boulevard end and connecting with the
anditorium bv sliding doors. Above the parl,r and
across the end Of the auditorium there l. Il gallery
accomnrdating about 100 more, mnking n total seat
Ing capacity Of about rOo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16
p5osrcrcyG The WORK or REVISION.

Word was brought 10 the General Assembly ,oi''
n,ee on the Revision Of the Confession OF tatl OF INC
Presbyterian Church. IN session at NO. % fiuiaVc''
Yesterday morning that OF its members the Kew
DIR Edward d. Morris, confined 10 his room IN the
Everett House by an attack Of the grip As the Kew.
Dr. Morri, Is a member Of The sub committee upon
prccrition, no report was made upon section OF
Chapt,n. 3 of the Confession. The report OF the sub
committee on pretction will probably be presented to
IN, general committee this morning Chapter 4 oI
fine Confession entitled "Of Creation" was Thoroughly
discussed The clause Of Section l. when reads IN
the space II six days" charged a TO read In
six DAYS some Of the committee were In favor Of
making IA, words in six creative days" but they were
decidedly In the minority.
The nth chapter treating OF Providence" was
pa,,cd without amendment. The doctrine Of original
sin rs Indicated in section in Chapter g. discussed
for "a time and the vote deferred. The contents OF
Chapter = entitled OF Gods Covenant with Man, y
w,c considered by section. section deferred,
and sections { aud adopted without change.
sections ). aid Of Chapter =. "Of Christ, the
Mediator were discussed ard passed without m0dica
ton. 40 disposition was made OF Chapter o. Chapter
TO- upon Free Will, took large part OF the time ID
rho committee.
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,-,,, THE HOSPITAL FUND GROWS.

The following additional amounts are acknowledged by
bates Lanier No IL Nsssaust on account Of
s,bs HOSPITAL saturday and Sunday collection;
L., ,e,iyious sources-S:. James, Episcopal $3.50
Ascension, Episcopal 1907 o. Reformed Low Dutch
rhurcb Of Harlem s144 81; forty-third Stree Meho
dist, s37 So; Society OF Friends, "fsmefey fafA'
Gao II. ST. Phillips Episcopal $25 OS Annunciston
,,,s.on.l Sill Broome Street Tabernacle. City Mission
10 African Methodist, st. Michaels Episcopal Csdd
aonsD, each -. . 49, ..,,.
from miscellaneous sources-Dry'goou' ."ue, u.'nS
=, nodge John Monroe 4 Co. each 800; Mekm, Mead
White aud employee $50 rs; Days Theatre company
ss3 officers and employees Of the Royal Insurance Com
Isny go so; employees OF Aiken Son Co., 20 'onn
49, chs,e. Collins Sheldon Co., Cassell publishing
COMPANY c. Potter each $40 . .
For the .women's Fund."-Mrs. Abraham X van Nest
n,dditionaD 800; Mrs. T. f. r. Loting go Mr. Ia
LAWRENCE Mrs Governeur Morris Ogden, each $40 MIS-
r,I,zahot, roosevelt Mrs s. Il. H. Vance, Mrs william
pothout Mrs D. w. f. each SIS contents oil various A"
boxes s21 Total collection TO date. Sal ,307 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16
FrBsr VICTIM OF THE TRAIN WRErKERS.

Bridgeport, Conn. Jan. 10 tSpeclaD'-ihe u,'i"
wreckers Of the New York NewHaven ana hauoru
road NAV be said 10 have killed their first Vicum'
Determined 10 employ every means TO capture '"o
villains, who have made five attempts at wrecAhs
within two weeks the railroad officials yesterday ne
tailed section boss. Patrick Leary, to take lour'ee"
men TO Fairfield and to station them In the Vlcih'N
Of the place where four OF the hve attempts hasc peo
made While Leary was conversng with the men
working Oh the road at that place and before ne hau
stationed his men Or given them definite idea oil wia'
they were there for late afternoon uan ior IN New
York came booming through the log. workinan
warned Leary. but II was too late lie was su uch
still another Pinkerton detective 10 try to ferret out
~ ni,nnlz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16
tn CIT ANOTHER MONITOR READY.

The monitor Nantucket Yesterday hauled from
her in ordinary" berth at the Navy Yard where She
has lain since her last duty In connection win le snip
meut Of the body OF Captain Ericsson 10 o"euc" anu
u. into the drydock She will be inspected by
to,d ~ officers to determine what repairs are needed
10 make her tit for ordinary service 1t the Intention
IN 1T her out and put her in commission. y report
was published yestera, that orders had been received
st the Navy Yard to get the Miantonomoh ready 10 go
a, T-,u I'm tow of the cruiser Newark. This report
- ,r., Citb a most emphatic denial by officers in
authority at the yard but the vessel Is being mac
ready for her trial at sea uder the supervision OF uio
poard OF Inspection and survey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16
sTpopEJ. DECLARED To RE INSANE

A sherid's jury In the Supreme Court yesterday de
claIed John Saobe the old man who owns numter OF
apartment houses in West forty-dgmh-s''' 10 DO !"
zane. When the application for commission TO test
etrobel's mental condition was made, a number OF
his neighlors had meeting and declared that IL was
q o,nspiracy They employed counsel. ami when the
case was called before the commission, conasune Vi
william H. Willis, Dr. ;. x. Elliott and Henry Winthrop
Gray Yesterday many of these neghbors we're III curt
The commissioners had personally examined stiooei
since the case adj burned on WedncNdaS anu x
was out only few minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16
HE MISTAKE COST THE MERCHANT DEAR.

Jury In the United states Circuit Court YESTERDAY
found Nathan Marcus dealer In clothing nj NO. i"
Cana-st. guilty OF passing counterfeit Ill., ann
recommended him 90 the mercy OF the court ON Aprit
10 he deposited some money in the Butchers 'ua
Drovers Bank one IS bill was bad. and the i'uf
stamped the word counterfeit across It's face shra'
pas, ed some paper the letters ostensby btaue
the uu slightly torn. IL gave the OH '"
Raphael Abel, who did work for him.
Marcus declared that be gave tho bill out be MIS-
take but the testimony Of the t Of paper toll asahs
him. Assistant United States District NolI,oy,
John O. Mott prosecuted him and he wa, uona'''~
by A. J. Rose. lie remanded for se-Su'e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16
CHARGED WITH SMUGGLING PICTURES.

rudo,.,c snrdon pietrrc.dcaler at no West Twenty
seconds Was arrested United States Commissioner
shields, Office yesterday by Marshal Jacobus lie hau
hoard that there was for him. and came down 70
,tve himself H., The complaint was fled by Noel Kent
i.h ~ M "a Vest Fftethst. who made andaVlt tnat
on or about August 49, 1887, Spdon had smrgeied pct
ures into this country.
specisl Customs Inspectors Charles H. Trnitteur ana
Thomas Browp Nho have worked up TIC '&sc' ~! mst
,bov have recovered lots o. the pictures, lime ~ all
% h, rursucd only small part OF their invcstga cations,
and would say nothing further about IT, They declined 70
sav who Kentsh wa and how he was connected with the
case Charles A. Hess wds spiridohs counsel Inc
accused man WAS held in OcO bail for examination to-day
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THE corr rs.
HAT TRIMMINGS CASES IN COURT.

HAT TRIMMINGS CASES IN tO' IL
There are indications that importers Intend 10 press
some of the famous hat trimmings customs caS'S'
Colonel Henry E. Treman and ex-COngrcssman "lh'i"
f. Wallace, of Brooklyn. appeared before '"ueo
Lacombe I'm the United states Circuit Court yea'ei'.H
10 move that four OF the suits be placed vi ''0
calendar. They were passed the last term Vi '''
court. Assistant United states DiStrct-At'NheS
Henry G. Plat did not oppose the motion, a. Juuto
Lacombe said that the would he placeu y" ''0
calendar for the next term irrespective OF H'oio'
bv the plaintiffs counsel The next customs 1r'"
begins in April. ,,
The supreme Court decided that silks ana o'"el
goods used for hat trimmings were dutaDic al ~
per cent ad valorem. The Various Collectors hdu d.
sessed duty OF 30 per cent on all the SILKS uSeu lo'
the purpose, under the clause OF the tar" d'o i'7
TO manufactures Of silk and had fixed the u"S o'' inc
other good, according TO tic tarih on the mdVe'i'
of which they were made Some estimates p'e"
the amount which the Government wouM nave 10 ~
fund al a, high figure a. Sl3.oOOnoo: Inc &c
narncni of Justice apparently i not sa'lsncu t"a' o
decision applie, TO as cases rs nnpoflcs dlcs7
il does Tie importers 10 think tat INC ''oNcIi
ment is too SLOW in settling suits out oi court anu
apparently intend to prod II on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16
TUE ,,NITrp STATES SUPREME COURT.

shngton Jan. ID The Supreme Court OF the lhl'eu
STATES to-day transacted the following BUSINESS
No.1Gi--Chtstian II. II, rschey ct a., apIraAtt agt
cNner n Ylakesy. Dismissed with costs pursuant 10
10. iG6-Joseph oter, appellant ast Nncenzo Scalzo
Suggestion Of death OF apIniee heFeih anu V'"S o'N
+" fiGsNWiiliam II. Kennedy. ct al appellants agt.
John McTanmany Il. DISMISSED Win '"stS pursuant "
the tenth rule. - s .,,., an, IN.
limited States. Argument continued
No. I57-The Sioux city and Iowa rails Town Lot au
Land COMPANY plaintiff ia agt Te1e hrlney ct a.
etc Argument continued
The doy call for Mondsy, January 49, VIII BE- a. loi'
lows Nos 49, I5s l59 and 643J, 1853 l61. 100 LODI
q oO9 land go, and 1851.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16
n,..oIVED OK TECHNICAL GROl NDs.

Justice Barrett In the supreme 'our" '"""' ,
granted reargllment in the injunction SUIT brought
o. Mott, , Frank TO restrain tie Edison Electric
Light Company from declaring dividend OF 80 per
cent and after that reargument ls dissolved inc III
junction which he had before granted. The point was
raised that II Frank dissatisfied with the uo-
termination 10 declare a dividend I've should BRING
separate suit for that purpose, instead OF Apply III
,be old suit Justice Barrett thinks this Is good
nlSnt and dissolvcs the Injunction lie says, now
ver fiat ON the merits he thinks the Injunction ought
granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16
OPPOSING The FTFrH.AvE. PAVING PLAY.

Commissioner Cilroy yesterday declared that he con-
Cured I'm Mayor Grants opposition to the bill intro
dnccd by Mr. Cantor in the senate providing for re-
having Filth ave with wood between rwcntydf and
one ohndred and tenth St.. He said The granite
block pavement in Fnhave' Is In splendid
condition II the avenue il to be used for It's present
purpos., there is absolutely necessity for repavng
IL. IT, however II Is proposed TO make it an avenue
for driving purely from which heavy traffic 'all bo
excluded that IA another NATTER Nj. Oilroy de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16
ELEVEN JrRoRs SECURED 70 Try HlRRIs

Four moro Jurors were secured yesterday IN General
sessions "a try Carlyle ". Harris. accused OF poisoning
his Girl wife They were samuel r. Mapcs. drycoods,
No 10 Whltest.; David II. Hlborn. No. IL West
Sixty. fourth-st.: Henry Rudolph. lcwccr. No. 23
John-st and Crawford Mason. frcsco painter No.
400 West Thirty -cighthSt. only ono more juror Is
needed The TRIAL will 60 on on Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16

demands the exclusion acts he city Of New o no
paIpers rigldy kept out Of tnat seaport "'"'
no allowed to slip in by way OF canaan 49,, railroads
The penal and other OG hx Of Chinese q ee through
~, ,,,tsh Columbia Win nav the Donation heai H'N
Of 500 and then sir John T1GdoI@ sas Is f have
NJ, no Viewed no doubt they full and severe
n NOT they should be made -. c,,>-ntrp
Washington. JAN l.. 1-02
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16
TO SOLVE ONE RAPIDTRANslT PROBLEM.

TO SOLVE ONE RAPIDTRANslT PkOI'LtN.
The Rapid Transit Commissioners VIII apply 10 u'c
General Term Of the supreme iIt on the hr-i M"hS
I'm February for the appointment OF 'hiee coi""''
sloneIs TO take testimony and report whether or NOT
the routes Of the railroads adopted by them III '''ooo
Shall be finally adopted and the road constructed
petition was presented TO the court yesterday 10y JOHN
NJ Lowers representing the commissioners, eho"ihs
the efforts which been made to secure the con eh'N
OF property owners along the route 81 the plopO''
road The law under which the commissioners ale act
ing provides that unless the consents OF INC IV"
authorities and one-hal of the property owners along
the line are secured application may be mace I" ''c
supreme Court for the appointment Of commission 10
determine whether or I the road shall be Dut sIS
way without the consent # Tie property 0"lers.
The affidavit OF william y. Anery, accompanying the
peuton gives the total valuation OF property along
the proposed line at sa4O 734 and consents nave
been secured fiom owners representing F52,ol33oo
Owners OF property u the value OF Slo,1Ol 500 nave
not replied to the issOncre a. y whelIcr tey
consent or oppose the building Of the road -, o.
The formal application oil the CONFUSION 10 'uc 1u
preme Court TO designate the SIX newspapers in when
10 publish theii Intention TO apply 10 the court Tor inc
appointment Of these conoisS)ns was made yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16

The sl,t OF Edward :. Stokes against Johh W.
Maekay to recover $4,000 on an alleged contract
in stock speculatops was adjourned yesterday un''
Monday, H. consequence OF the Illness OF two OF three
Of the Jurors with the grip. suggestion was maze
that an application might be made for the appointment
=, aorea 70 FRY the case decision will be reached
Iy the lawyers OH that point before the case Is cau
tnv'M Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16
cAspryAL GIBBONS ON THE LOTTERY.

baltimore. JAM ia letter from Cardinal Glib
hons TO General George d. Johnston Is maze puDhc
to-day. which says, In part
heartily commend every move in favor OF public
,,or.lity virtue and honesty and II seems to me tu
.ho question shall the Louisiana Lottery commune,
Se- The laws protection. Its scandaous business
&C. nre emir entity one Of morality and virtue t
nrscticaI working OF the company TENDS 70 enii. y.
PIG svr al the expense and misery Of the many, 10
rnt Inc poor and those who can as little anoru h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16
STOCK Corporation LAW AMENDMENT SIGNED

Albany Jan. 1J.-The Governor has signed the
amendment TO the Stock Corporation law OF $3.50.
This amendment eliminates certain Objectionable pro
visions regarding the filing Of annual reports by manu-
featuring stock corporations and extends the ume
within which such reports must be filed with the
secretary of state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16
TEACHING UNIO DEATH.
,urricr du Solr, OF Paris.

Doctor Rchct the famous physician, who died
ou;te recently at Paris gave, during the course OF
,Ge disease which carried him away. an example OF
SCIENTIFIC serenity the equivalent OF which can be
found only I'm tho BIOGRAPHIES Of ancient philosophers
Dmiinr The few DAYS OF his pulmonary congestion Dr.
Richet was constantly attended TO by his SON a
apnotber doctor n friend Of his. lie did not cease
mSSine to his two companions lecture on the
evolution Of the disease from which he was SUFFERING
predicting the course Of the disease and its possible
complications. At every new step OF the invasion
80 tLe organs DR. Richet defined II with great pre-
cison. on his last day. when he had hardly any
vitality left. he told them: When the pnenomcnon
chance Is LOST and death is only question on
seconds In fact. you see 1t. am going 10 aie
l am dying These were MS n'S'
Words
~o, yorlx CcntroI,s Chicago limitcd-uOdc train OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16
GEORGE c. HIT Returns.

The Iuman Line steamer City of Berlin WIKI 81
rived here yesterday from Liverpool. hai ahiYae ~
passengers George C. HIT. recently ViccCon' oenr's
AZ London. and y, family. Mr. Hit rssred hs
place In London 10 resume his place a. business h,
ger of "lhc indianapolis News: Amops n Je IijIch
passengers Bishop H. NJ. Turner fr'nh HIVE
cock ard Mrs. Charlotte Morgan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16
THROUGH CAR TO CALIFORNIA VIA PESN''N


The third OF the Through Pullman taia xSssu pk
sleeping and Drawing Room Cars between esyork nom
and san Francisco Cal, Will leave New '"as ~,
the foot OF COrtlandt and DISTRESS 50 ruIton.
D. m. and Brooklyn, via Annex. hom ioou U, Ths
st., nj 90 p. M, on Monday, January &c, ,,hnns
car will be run through 70 san traheS'o
change.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16
MAYOR CHANT MUCH BETTER.

Mayor Grant much better yesterday but inc
,o,nvitiug state of the weather prompted hun 10 re
,,., at home and transact such business required
attention over the telephone. The Mayor Is stanch
heever in the theory that ounce OF prevention Is
worth a pound OF cure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16

10 squander their earnngs-the only support OF Dc
pendent mothers wives and children-in the Vaih uc
luslve Tanalus like hope Of one day beconn , and
SCISSORS % n winning number Christian cha1N nl,u
natural philanthropy alike dictate that we remove
from the unwarv pitfalls of destruction and withdra"
the innocent and weak from temptation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16

,ped 10 place himself or record on The question OF e..
Guiding heavy trucks from the avenue. y. was
matter he sad requiring careful Consideration
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16
Ear iNOrHEB RIG OFFIrE BTILDlNG

James l.. Libby Son, Of No 40 Ccdarst, have leased
for the Weld estate, OF Boston Mass, the northwest
corner of Broadway and Duane sts. 75Al22 feet for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16

forty years Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association
The Weld estat, will ten-,toy IN eproof once And
banking building for the company. james J.. IAboy
son are charge Of the property tor the association
The entire transaction involved between 100000 ana
SO COO COO. william H. Hume, tho archtec. FOR Mr.
Astor's large hotel Is 20 be the architect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16

New-York Ccntral's Chicago mlted-ulodcl train OF
America See time table. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16

Dr. T. A. X Gessler. pastor OF Grace Baptist Church,
in East Ninety -second-st Is 10 preach series OF
sermons on Isns": tomorrow he discusses komah'
ISM" and follows this by Materiaism' aud kindred
4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-16

The cornerstone Of the Hope Baptist church. az
ONE hundred and fourths and Broadway VII be la'd
this afternoon by James Pyle president III ne trustees
~ the southern New York Association. Dr. H. ..
Noc Arthur and the Rev ". {. Biting viii speak.