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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-21
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Tteymes, 90 ds Mayo de 1892
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(If0datc5dOS para LA Corr EsPONDENCIA) J.
New York. 10 de MayO-Se anunoia Ia muer
te dc Lord BrOmwell, Ocurrida On Inglaterrs
vandOse fnndos dc consideration, ha sido arres,
tadO en- Ramilch, Egpto).
Nueva York, 12.-Se ha quemadO Ia ref 1e.
ria de az6car de Orcharde eanOck LAS per-
didas SO estiman en- 80 mil Mbras esteriinas.-
Ha muertO ol general G. lesser prefectO de pO-
licfa dc San Petersburgo consecuencia de nm
envenenamientO.
Nueva- York, 13 -Despschos de Paris di.
cen que los deGcuentOS del B lnCO de FranCia
han CausadO una baja por 800 millones de
francos dur8nte 10 hltimos meses.
Nueva York IA En- Laur, Francia, ha 81
do vOlada una casa con dinamitS.-El nuevo
gabinete itaIianO ha sidO tornado bajo la pre-
sidencia del sefior Gioetti.-L policfa rusa ha
descubiertO pOr aviso q le diera Ia de Paris, va
rlas minas destinadas volar el palao:o dc
GastcniDa on San Patersburgo
Nueva- York, 17.-E1 Nueva ZeIandfa ha
pasadO I'M terrible hurac&n causandO cOnside-
rabies perdidasde vida destruyendO muchas
pr0piedades
Nueva York Is -El ministro de Marina de
Francia ha pedido la Camara de Dlputados un
cr6ditO de SO millones de frances para Ia Arma
da n8c'Onal. FL vapOr Alexander W0legsO, sc
ha lido piQue en- el Mar C3spio ignorandose 10
eueTte de $50 pasajerOS que cOnduofa.
Astinar en- Londres el 14-1O9 mil tonela-
das contra 100 en- igua' feeha del a1o anterior.
Nueva York 18.-H srina San Lorenzo 81
60 pOr barril, de maiZ Brandtrrine So Tool
no de $91 S104.-Nueva estaci6n 8 $t1.-
Azfcar crJata'izada 3-1-16 Lib.-F G. 3 %
-Cambios Nueva York sobre Londres - 863
Pesos mejlcanos SO centavos.
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Ell nueYO AIcaIde de Camuy
UN se0sbFGdOr de cGNC

Racientemente ha sido nombrado nuestro
antique y buen amigo don jose G Martinez pa.
ra el cargo de slcalde delegado de ramuy.
De Ia Villa dc Ia Vega, actual residenoia
del sehor Martinez, en- donde ha desempefa.
do largo tiempo el cargo de aloalde, nos escribe
IN respectable amigo 10 siguiente.
"Por su diario de hoy, he tenido ell gusto
dc ver que nuestrO amigo don os6 Martinez,
ha sido electo por 81 Db!erno General para
desempehar Ia ACADIA del Ayuntsmiento de
Camuy.
Con Ia imparcialidad que me es caracterGs.
tlOA rindiend0 ferVoroso -enltos Ala Diosa JUS
ticia, puedO decir a Vds. que el pueblo de Co
muy est6 de pl&cemes.
El sen 0r Martinez, en- quien concurren re
'evantes condolences personales, ca I'M prObO y
antignO empleado en- Ia caerera municipal; Y
abrigo Ia conviction firmfslma de que su ges
tion administrative redundar& en- beneficios
mil para dioha Iocalidad.
Bien Muy bienl
4 La election no ha podido ser mas aoertada
pOr al GobiernO."
Hacemos .nuestros en- todas sus parties los
auteriOres cOnceptOS, y enviamos nueBtras sin.
oer8S felioitaoiOnes al sef1Or Martinez.
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; NotIcIas de la Capital

Con m0tivo de hallarse recogid0 en- CANA
nuestrO distinguido amigo 81 doctor Ferrer,
Runu0e. ACCOMPLISHMENTS, On cOnvalecenCia de
la enfermedad que sutre como c0nsecueuciaA de
las Commissioners que recibiera al arrojarse del
carruaje On dias pasa los, de que dimos cuenta,
no pOdr& tener lugar malana Ia anunciada
proclamation dc los j6venes qne obtuvieron las
primoraa plaZas en- las OpOsciOnes hlttmamen-
te oaIebradas pOE la sOoiedad PrOSeCrOra de Ia
IntelgenCia. Hasta Ell lunes pr0x mo 0S pro-
bable que ell citadO amigo doctor Ferrer, para
es to asunto y para atender las Ob'1gacionos
ds su profession, no pueda salir 4 Ia Gale
"a
rCambios que ngen On la Compafia de
los ferrocarriles dePuert0- Rico. o.-S0bre Madrid
dias vista p.S-SObre Paris, s dry alp.
-Sohre Londres 8 div 61O 6.
81 exesiyo material de actaalidad que to-
niarnos en- cartera nos obliga dejar para ma
d ma la intaresantisirDa carta de nueetr0 CORES
ponsa de Nueva York recibids hoy por el va
90 Samuel lsGGck
Hemos reoibido hoy los ndmerOs 10 y IL
de The Royal 8tGssdGrt, peri0dioo que De pa
blica On G;and Turk (TarQuilA1,l cuya vlsita
agradecemos = devOlverem9s con gug5Oa Dlcho
per 0dico traa viOient0s artiCH10s 0scritos On
Castellano contra la administration del general
H Hsurea on Sto. Domingo, anuncia que en
lt6 primefOs dias del mes on eurso apA, ,eceria
an tiioha isa IN peri6dlco htuladO Es Rev0lst-
ciOta0ySO, diriidO por los ilustradOa iovenes do
mn Oanas don Aguat.n Morales , don Eugenio
ps,ea snpA plSaQ RegladioQ g taRde con oaas-
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GAUDEAMUS.

81 despues de la mp.e lectura de los pre-
supuestOs con que el senior MinistrO de Ultra
mar ObseQuia los b onaventuradOS habitantos
de esta Jauja Incompatible para el ejerciciO de
1892 8 90, hubiese algunO, unO tan solo de los
SQricultoreS de cans, que no Se mOstrase ad-
miradO profund ndamente recOnOoidO hacia 81
autOr de tan tseunda como pOrtentOsa Ohra,
habTia que cOnvenir, en- que nj es dignO de los
favOreR que reCibe, nj mucho menOs es4 capaz
de cOmprender los altos Vueloa. que alcan8a la
supina inteligencia del nunca bastantes bien
pOnderado seflor Romero RObledo.
que ha consagrado largas vigilias, es-
tudiadO con provechO, y.madi ditado hondamente,
sobre tOdosy cada unO de los distintos ramos
de la riQueza que en- este suelo Sc producer y
desarrOlIan, pru6balO 81 ligerO estudiO que
henoS heChO del aludidO presupuesto, Y las
disposici0nes que adOpta para 81 constante
pYOgr6sO, adelanto y prosperidad de los de-
cOndientes de Agueinaba: de hoy mas, el cuer-
no de Ia abundaneiR llamard nuestras puer-
tas, la felicidad nos abrumar6, y Queramos 8
nd habremOs de guardar memOra eterna del
hombre sabiO que sin aOfarl0 siQuiera, SO cons
tatuye en- nueatrO Salvador.
NADIA menO5 que con un sMpeyGbit de
13O.O00y plco de pesos, M1Gs SObre los muchos
miles con que veniamOa c0ntribuyendo & duras
penaa para cnbrir Las atenriones del Estado,
NOS aearicia regala el Sr, Ministro de ellos
unOs 70, 600 correspondent & Ia agricultOra: ig
noramOs cual sera el premio Qus on On esta To-
reria se adjudicara los guilty. adOres dc lasque
se ha dadO on lamar burl0sOamente EicA gra
minea, cuando de algunos amos s Ia fesha Se
ha heCho tan diflcil M s0stenimi0ntO, que en-
menos de tres lnstros, ha dee0endid0 50 pro.
ducci0p, De 15o.Q o.QQe hQcoyesl 4 q, ,0Q0 me- aea
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AYuntamiento de la Capital
PriMcspGIes GcMeYd0s tom 7dOs en- la session
del 18 de Mayo

PTis9CepGIeS GcMefdOS tom 9dOS en- Ia session
del 18 de Mayo.
Enterarse de la disposition del Excmo. Sr.
Gobernador General, sobre el sOcorr0 de los
emfgrantea prooedentes de Venezuela.
-Idem del nombramientO de los sefiores
local de instruction ptbltca.
-D.sp0ner Ia reception deRnitiva de va
rias aceras terminadas.
--Enterarse de la reparaci6n hecha On Ia
plaxuela de las Monjas.
--Satisfacer al seiior Ubarri una cuenta de
$l2.5O por reparaci6n de adoquines.
= Aprobar el dicFamen do la A. comisi0n
sobre Ia rebaIa con que pueden aceptarse los
adOQuines de color girls.
-Obras dc Gales en- Ia s0m8na, impOrtan-
tes 8S,7 pesos.
-Manifestaci6n del c0ntratista de repara-
ci6n de la plaza del Mercado, sObre estar con-
f0rme con Ia ampiaci0n de obras que sc 10 pro-
pus0.
-Manifestaci6n de don Juan Carreras So
bre estar COnfOrme con Ia pr6rrOga de SuS con.
tTatoS en- las condolences aoordadas por el
Ayuntamiento.
-Pasar q informe de la comisi6n 81 el
asuntO referente al cOntratO de impresi0nes.
-Conosder don Pedro Cali permis0 para
Onsanchar una casa en- Puerta de Terra con las
modificsciones que se expresan.
-COnoeder permisO para cOnStruir una Ca
Ga en- ell mismo barrio dofia Dolores Ramos.
--Manitestar dofa Maria Avila de Mufloz
que no eS possible limltars Ia circulation de ca.
rruajes por ia calle de San JustO, pero que se
dan 6rdenes para corregir los abusos de que se
Queja.
--Disponer Sc prohiba en- absolute el de.
p0sit0 dc 1nmundicias en- los terrenOs al N0rte
de la pOblacion, encargandO al celadOr especial
Que viQile ell cumpljmlentO de eSta disposition.
-Oiros variOs de menOr inter6s.
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Fen6meno extraordinario

Con este titulo ,efisre Eg Defensor de Ora
ssGdG 10 siguiente -
mos essriben de Mecina ombaron dando
nos cuenta de un imponente y curiOso fen6me-
no 0curridO en- el pago denominado de los LA
n1lOS. de aQu6l t6rmtnO municipal.
En- Ia mafana del "a del pasado, Candle
laria Murcia, vecina de aQu6l pueblo, csminaba
hseia una inca cercana, donde 50 marido estaba
traba1andO, cuandO al pasar pOr la possession que
On el pagO referido tiene dofa Francisco Garcia
Moreno, sinti6 de prOnto un fuerte ruido subtle
franco, acompafla1o de intsnsa trepidaci6n del
suel0, vi0 8brirse, cast sus pies, una gran
abertura NINA pOr donde SO precipit6 haoa
fuera con viOlento empujs imponente surtidor
de aqua, & Ia vez que desaparecian On las pro
fundidsdes de Ia abertura los terrenos ceroanOs
Ia misms, arrastrando On el hundimiento va
rios castafos
La imretuostda1 de1a manga de aqua el
hundimlent0 del terreno pusieron On grave pc
ligr0 Ia vida de Ia Caudelarla Murcia, que indu.
dablemente hubiera perecidO, 81 no hubiesan
lido en- ga syuda los labradores srati de Ia HI oz
Remero y jose Antonio Pelegrina, que acudie.
ron los desesperados gritos que daba Ia pObre
mule.
Atraidos por la novedad del suceso llegaron
bien prOnto 81 sitio en- que SO veridoaba gran
odmerO de vecinos que oontemplaron asombra-
dos el imp0nente fen0menO. El estruendOeO
saltador, que, segdn opinion de personas peri
sas, avrastra el aqua que pueden cOntener VEIN
se casas dc regulares dimenslOnes, continuaba
ascendiendO hasta una altura dc veinte metros
en- que Sc desh scfa, esparciendo & gran distan-
oia sus aguas, que, en- impetuosos arroyos Sc
preoipitaban al barranc0 de CAdiar, 0riginando
en- 81 rau1al de este una Gre oida de considers.
ci6n. Era tai Ia violenoia de Ia cOiumna lfQuida
que en- los primerOs momentos de 81 aparioi6n
hiZo saltar gran distancia euormes pefasc
que le Obstruianoel paao.
81 raudal de aqua oOntlnda sin 2gOtarse
sin que BE advierta On su vOlumen sensible dis.
mfnuoi6n, pesar de los dias transcurridos des-
de que apareci0."
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|tener donde dirlgir la vista nj hallar una mi
|rada compasiva On nuestra Matr6Doli que de-
Ebiera ser por ley natural Ia que nos prestase
edcaz auxllio. Quail es, nos preguntamos, el
porvenir de Puerto Rico COuteste quien para
clio tenga alientos, que Ia espafiola sangre que
nuestras venas caldea. ell amor ent~afiab'e que
por la patria adorada sentimos, nos impide ira.
Ear con Ia pluma los sombrfos pensamientos
que la mente elabora, los tristes PRESENT.
m1entos que on el coraz6n airado sc agit an
Arecibo, Mayo 19 de 1892.
Un seNsbr0dOr de cana.
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wDooroR co11-cru. Is.

En- los primeros dias de Ia pr6xima sema.
"a sabem0s que se reunir& Ia Comisi6n nom-
hrada para ultimar los trabajos del Certamen
;e Ia PsopagadOea de Ia Inteligencia que ten
ira lnRar en- la celebration del aniversario del
40 CenteaariO del deaCubrimientO de America.
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Baquero Y Gandara

OFRECEN.-Cerveza Cristiansa legfti }
ma On cRias de 48T1 bOtellas SO Gaia
Id 72f2
Bacalao de Esc0cia superior On cajas
de medic Quintal ) 9lI 90.
10em de arrOba
ManteQuilla Danesa legitima marca Ii
:. Bcun, lata amarillo Cajas de 100 Ia eoo
tas de IL $50 %
CaJas de 200 latas de media libra
kecibldo por los 6ltimos vapores de Cadix
moro $s GAIA ~
70 oajas Pouche Militar marca Rafael Ro.
nero $114 Gaia.
De Cansllas, On canastitos de 200 caracn.
leg cada uno, hemOs recibid0 una partida de
zOO Cansstos que Vendemos 76 Centayoa.s
Car'bios en- el Banco Espafiol hoy :-Es-
paha. 5 pS.-Londrss, 8 dIv. 6-174 &.-Parfs,
div, 223 pS.-Naeva-York DIV, 253 pS.
-Habana, DIV, l6pS.
FL % del mes aCtnal- "a emharCAx& para
Maysgnex por vap0r M0ssNeld, nuestr0 distin-
guido amigo don Juan Jose Potous. alcalde de
esta Capital, que va para SAhana grande cum.
pir La delicada ,nross mission que 10 confia-
re- Ia Junta Cent? al de socorrOs para aquel pue.
blo presidida por el EYcmo. ST. GobernadOr Ge-
neral. Conocedores como somos de Ia indiacu-
Eble 1lustraci6n cOmpetencia del seflOr PO-
tous, no se puede du1ar IN solo instaute de
que Ia mission que Sc le ha encomendadO sera
cump!ida debidamente.
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to de hacer op6sici6n al actual gohierno de Sto.
Domingo y q Is reelection del presidents Hsu-
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Sc necesita una de buenas condolences
leche entera. Sc prefiere del campo. Infor-
maran Luna 25, altos.
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Little Legal Briefs.


AN application was filed yesterday for q
charter for the Troy Hill Maennerchor.
A AvERD1or for the defendant was given
YESTERDAY in the case of William Brooks
against Peter Quinnette, an action on a note.
JOSEPH HORNE & Co. yesterday entered suit
against W. NJ. Clark to recover $572 % for
goods sold from July g. 1885, to October I3,
A VERDICT of 800 was given yesterday in
the case of Frank Pancer against the p, c.
& st. L. Railway Company, an action for
damages for injuries. .
A NoN-sUIT was taken by the plaintiff yes
terday in the case of the Mccormick Har-
vesting Machine Company against James
Haslen, an action on contract.
A VERDICT of $56 for the plaintiff was-siven
in the case of Paul Krause against Charles
Whiteman, an action for damages for in
juries caused by the defendant hitting
krause over the head with q bar.
A VERDICT of s223 for the plaintiff was
given yesterday in the suit of the william
Tam Brewing Company against Robert
Liddell to recover the price of a horse al
legged to have been bought from Liddell and
paid for but never received.
A VERDICT for s., 500 for the plaintiff was
given in the suit Mary A. Glass against
the Philadelphia Company, an action for
damages to property caused by gas explo-
sion. A verdict for the defendant was given
in similar suit by Mary Mccoy against the
Philadelphia Company.
The suits of II. NJ. Marx & Son and Egge-
brecht & Bernhardt against E. S. Giles are
on trial before Judge White. The cases are
actions to recover the difference between
the value and the price sold at of goods
first sold to Giles, who afterward failed,
and on being prosecuted on a bench war
rant, returned the goods. They were then
sold by the plaintiffs at q sacrifice.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-21

the Times" Opera House Orchestra pro-
gramme: Faust. Gounod; Die Thranan, Sede-
mann; Adelaide, Beethoven; Fantasia,
Brande. Services at 1880 p. NJ. Seats free.
BUILDERS of all classes are cordially in
vited to attend special meeting at the
Walton NJ. E. Church, Sarah and Twenty
fourth streets. Southside, Pittsburg, Sunday,
May %, at P. M. Addresses by ministers
and prominent laymen of the craft Delight
full singing. A tree and happy time in pros
pect. cordial welcome to the public gen.
orally.
The Presbyterian Ministerial Association
will meet in the parlor of the First Church,
Wood street, next Monday morning at lo:45,
Rev. d. NJ. Benham in charge. Questions for
discussion: !. Should church officials ac-
cept donations from men who are engaged
in sinful trafhc?" Rev. L. H. Long, ID. ID.
as the plan of organizing many small
churches with independent pastors prefer
able to the maintaining of large congrega-
tions with pastor in charge and assistants?"
Rev. S. A. Hunter, DID. g. "Isa pastor JUS
titled in secretly visiting haunts of sin with
a view to exposing them?" Revs. George
n. Johnston and w. Z. Donaldson. Ques-
tions postponed from last meeting: 4.
"Should Synods have the control OF
theological seminaries?" Rev. j. F. Hill.
g. "Can a letter of admission be granted to
a person wishing to enter faith-cure
homer" Rev. S. B. Mccormick. 6. "Should
a minister be paid for services rendered to
persons outside of his own congregations"
Rev. II. H. Stiles.
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Services on the southsid..

Mt. WASHINGTON U: Z. CHURCH. Rev. Rob-
ert Hood, Blanchard. Iowa, will preach at
1870 A. NJ. and 7:30 P. N.
EIGHTH PRESBYTERIAN, Rev. E. r. Donehoo,
pastor-lO45 A. NJ, "The Voice of God; "7:3O
P. NJ, abusing Oneself.
Nit. WASHINGTON PRESBYTERIAN, Grand
view avenue, T. S. Farrand, pastor-10:3o
A. NJ, "Examplc;" 7:3O P. NJ, "How to Be
Happy"
WALTON NJ. E., Sarah and Twenty-fourth
streets 5. V. Davis, pastor-lo:3O A NJ. Life
and Death to Christian;" 7:45 P. M, Build
ing for Immortality"
SECOND P. NJ, Golden street, Rev. Fl. J.
Buckingham, pastor-Services at 1880 A. NJ.
and 7:3O p. NJ. Subjects. morning. "The
Cody MAN." evening, THE Ungodly Man."
HAVEN NJ. E., DuQuesne Heights, Rev. W.
II. Rodenbaugh, pastor-Morning subject,
.'The Man for the Times:'' evening services
at 745 Epworth League prayer meeting at
TIN.
Mt WASHINGTON NJ. P, Virginia avenue
and Bigham street, S. +. Crowther, pastor
Morning, "a Good Conscience;' evening,
christians Not Conformed to the World,
but Transformed by Spiritual Renewal"
UNION BAPTIST, South Nineteenth street,
Rev. j. W. Riddle, PASTORAL 1880 A. NJ,
"The Power of a Good Purpose 7:30 P. M,
"Why Thousands of Pedobaptists Believe in
Immersion as Bible Baptism, and Yet Do
Not Practice 1t"
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LATE NEWS in BRIEF.

The Central American Diet closes its
meetings to-day.
Salvador will be represented at the
Genoa exhibition.
An international single tax congress
will meet in Chicago during the Worlds
Fair.
While the West is being washed out by
floods, Guatemala soil is parched by q
drouth.
-Ex-President Zaldivar, of Salvador, IS
being prosecuted for misappropriating
funds
The Mississippi State Bankers Associa-
tion adopted resolutions opposing free
silver coinage
The first carload of cherries and apricots
for the season was shipped from Vacaville,
CAL, for Chicago yesterday.
The Order of Railroad Telegraphers, in
session at Jacksonville Fla. has adjourned
to meet next year in Toronto.
The Federal grand jury at Omaha has in.
dicted John j. jackson, manager of the
Montana Lottery Company, for mailing con-
traDand matter.
Convict William McCue was yesterday
convicted at Philadelphia OF murder in the
second degree Tor killing Overseer Bloomer
in the Eastern Penitentiary.
Clara H. Palmer, of Glenville, Minn. has
succeeded in committing suicide by starva-
tion. Several months ago her husband, a
1t now transpires that the same night
the four murders were committed at Den
nison, Tex, another woman was shot by,
it is supposed, the same parties.
Elisha Young, ky Young Holman Mable,
Alfred CressDy and Martha Young were
hanged yesterday, in Chester, S. C.. for the
quite young and fairly Intelligent looking
negroes.
Some one put drawhead on the track O +
the Cotton Belt Railroad, near Pine Bluff:
Tenn. intending no doubt, to wreck pas
senger train, but it was struck by q gravel
train instead. The engine plunged of a
trestle into a creek, but the crew escaped by
jumping.
The Odd Fellows lodge, at Pentwater.
Mich, has appointed q committee to search
for benjamin Morse. Morse attended the
Democratic State Convention at Muskeqon.
and since that time has not been seen or
heard Of As he had large sum of money
IN his possession, Ioul play is suspected
Two thousand panels of wire fence have
been cut near Milan, Tenn, by an Organized
gang opposed to the wire fence law made
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-21
PASTOR AND PEOPLE.
The Assembly Now In Session at
Portland Calls Up Memories of
ONE HELD HERE IN THE LONG AGO.
Some Of the Topics to Be Discussed in City
Pulpits Tomorrow.
GLELNINGS FROM CHURCH FIELDS

The arraignment of DR.. Briggs before the
General Assembly of the PRESBYTERIAN
Church, now in session at Portland. Ore,
calls up memories of the time when Albert
Barnes was on trial at a meeting of the As
sembly nearly two score wears ago The
meeting at which Barnes was arraigned was
held in this city in the First Presbyterian
Church on Wood street The leaders who
then led in the attack upon the Philadel-
phia hereto were DR.. Thornnell, of South
Carolina and Dr.. Plummer, of Virginia.
An old-timer who was present at that men,
orable meeting, said that he never heard
finer pleading than that of the Southern
diyines vNhen Albert Barnes was on trial
The result of that controversy was the sep
aration of the Presbyterian body into new
and Ole school, which bodies, after 80 years
separation, have concluded that it was best
TO come together again. The Barnes con-
flict was over imputation and the atone
ment. The Briggs conflict pertains to in
spiration or the errancy of the Bible. Will
the present issue divide the church as did
that in the days of our fathers? Time will
soon tell
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DON'T WANT TO SELL NOW,

Owners Of Twenty-Second Ward Property
Alego That an Option Was Secured by
Misrepresentation-Co Lands In Dis
pute-Nsws OF the County Courts.
Willis F. McCook. representing the
plaintiffs, and w. b. Rodgers, the defend
ant, argued the case OF P. Schrom ct ell VS.
DIR. w. H. DAILY yesterday afternoon
before Judge Stowe. In June, 1889, DR..
DAILY secured a six-weeks' option on three
and one-third acres of ground on Joncaire
street, Twenty-second ward, fronting on
Schenley Park. 1t was alleged that he
represented to the owners of the property
that the Schenley Park would not be given
to the city, nor would the Squirrel Hill rail-
road be built. If he took the property he
was to get it for So 500.
A few days alter DR.. DAILY secured the
option, Mrs. Schenlev completed her gift to
the city, and about the same time the CON
tract was let for the construction of the
Squirrel Hill Railway. The Schrom property
was then conveyed to Edward Kelly and
Charles F. Jahn for $4,000. Mr.. Jahn's
interest was afterward conveyed TO Major
w. c. Moreland. Within the six weeks, DIR.
DAILY fled an acceptance of the property
at S., 800 and claimed the title. The plain
tiffS then filed bill to have the acceptance
stricken from the record.
The argument yesterday was on de-
murrer to this bill.