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The sun., 1893-12-01

West Church Pr-ssyterinns Stick to both
sides OF This Clu, tor

West Chureh Presbyterian Stick to both
sides OF The Qw Tor
The members Of the West Presbyterian
Church appear to believe as each wishes to in
regard to DIR. Paxton's resignation. Those
who want his connection with the church
severed say that his resig alton was final and
that he couldn't withdraw It Those who do
not want to part with him declare that. as
his resignation was withdrawn. no is still
pastor Of the church. but on a vacation which
will last year. In accordance with an arrange
mont agreed to before the resignation uues-
tion came up. Leading members OF the con-
greRation representing these diverse views
were seen yesterday. ono declared distinctly
that tho pulpit OF the West Presbyterian
Church was vacant, and that the only ques-
tion to be decided was the choice OF DIR. Pax
tons successor The resignation could not he
Withdrawn. hs said. and. even IL 1t could be, tho
congregation, as was shown BY the vote OF
drawaL He thought that the trustees at their
ne1t meeting would app2int committee to
fT5 N Would on ths
lecture platform, where he would doubtless
make n ore money than by preaching in the
West PresbyteriaH Church, even II his salary
The TepTesentatiye OF the other faction was
az decided IN deels5EinG s5 that Dr. PaSt9n was
vided he did not again resign. He had with
drawn his resignation. and unless be with
as II he had not resigned The holder OF
these opinions looked forward with confidence
70 Dr. Paxton's return to the pulpit OF the West
Presbyterian Church on HIS restoration to
health. He thought. however. that the com
mittee which had got Dr. Paxton to withdraw
There were no services In the West Prssby-
teriAS Church yesteTdsy last, Last THANKSGIVING
that peoples thoughts were too much taken
up with the football match to make It worth
while to go to church.
The sun., 1893-12-01
"THIS IS TREASON"
Baltimore MInIsters Thus CharacterIss the
Teachings OF the Catholic Church.

Baltimore MIsisters Thus CharncterIse the
Teachings OF the Catholic Chureh.
baltimore. Nov. 30.-Two OF the leading
Methodist ministers In this city held services
to-day at which they took occasion TO attack the
demand OF the Catholic Church for o share In
the public school fund. The Rev. DR.. L. T.
Townsend OF Mount Vernon NJ T. Church. the
largest and wealthiest In tho city. was par
ticulArly severe. He said that one OF the
greatest objections to the Catholic Church was
that instead Of educating the youth its schools
made Of them dcvotses Oft Church. They
taught Catholics to obey the laws when they
were satisfactory to Rome and to offer re-
sistanco II they oppose the Church. This Is
treason" said DR., Townsend. ''and should be
punished as such. We warn the RomanIsts
not to go TO far or the American people will
Notwithstanding that the sermon was
preached In Church; the preacher was ire.
qgsntly and Vigorously applsqdsd
NJ Il. Church In his sermon on "Indivldual
and National Blessings, with Few Danger
influence. lie said:
have no controversy with men In regard
TO their morals or faith. but when the repre-
sentatives OF an ecclesiastical organization
attempt TO interfere with the good order OF an
Amer can institution. 1t is time for us to set
the attack OF this ecclesiastical organization
now Is our public schools In pulpit and on
platform R3manists are bold In declaring their
OF our land, ann which Ia vital to our national
existence, emanates from the common sehooIa
ln our Government, The people are the iurors
who record thelT verdict annually at the ballot
box. For the Integrity OF their verdict We
must rely on their moral training by the home
aud the Church. and for the intslligenee of
their verdict we must rely on their education
in our American schools"
The sun., 1893-12-01
D.. John m. Pa.toa D,..pp-.r..

PITTsDURou. Nov, 3O.-Dr. John n. Paxton
has disappeared, and his friends and relatives.
anxious and apprshensiye. although sndeav-
orlng to conceal their perturbation. have no
idea where he is or what has become OF
him. Yesterday DR.. Paxton tslegraphed
from BrIdgeyills to Mr. Hay Walker OF
Allegheny. whose vile is q niece Of
Mrs. Paxton, for Mr. Walker TO meet him At O
o'clock this evening at the house Of Mr. James
H. MoCuteheon 10. AlleRheny Mr.. Walker
went to Mr. McCutcheon's house this evening,
from. inquiry at other places where there
mlEht be a possibility Of his stopping IneIud-
a brother OF Mrs. Paxton fall to throw any
light upon the Doctors whsreAbouts. Dr.
Paxton left BTidgeVills some time during the
forenoon.
The sun., 1893-12-01

oyer apa Over 4e doubles, qusdruplss &c. the rat.
The game Is nt lhirty points I'm imunl by tricks
10 to. III n,s n ] @5 .Tss Eams, Tss add
point. and honnrs ol the losers.
mns mani eqfsW % sTs or HrEs nor win the game
makes tricks enough to reach that pO Mt.
The dealer has the right OF naming the
trump or playing without trump. or. II lie re-
fuses to do either. the right passes to his
hand. The natural desire is TO name a rcd
trump-prcferahly hearts or no trump: be-
trick is taken. But II the dcnlcr has a poor
hand no may name the cheaDest TRIUMPH SO
When the trump is named. the leader Of the
other two partners-for four play the game. ns
in regular whist,has the right 10 mass over"
which doubles the va ue OF the tricks rho
dealers partner may pass over" and double
the alrendy doubled stake: and so Il may 20
until tho tfteen-cent points are worth many
dollars The honors arc the ace king. queen.
no trumps Then the four aces are the honor
cards.
teen cents each had no other effect on those
members who desired to play the game for
high stakes than to delay the, game TO allow
passing over" Il did not lot conciate. iti either ~
those members who objected to the Innovation
orgaaizsiion OF a new whist club, This has has
resulted In the thirty designations referred TO
and the association with them OF, a dozen
% cured the house at - West TRTtch "st Street SS
flys doors from the old club. for a club house
and on Monday night next will perfect an or.
Among the secedsrs are william C. scher-
merhorn. i. EllerY Anderson, John 5. Barnes.
Bridge Trustee Clarence A. HsnTiquss. VIII
liam B Lawrence. and Thatcher VI. Adams
Although the new club has not been organ
iZed yet. its new club house at - Vest Thr-
tieth street has been thoroughly furnished.
Yesterday afternoon. while thousands OF col
hoArse at the football game and all the wealth
And fashion OF the city seemed to be cOncen-
tEated In the mass OF humanity surrounding
the ehrTsanthemum. haired glAdiators on Man.
haitian Field. IL half dozen memnoTs OF the new
club were gathered around one Of the now
whist tables in the now club house enjoying
the peaceful game. \ SUN reporter found
them thus engaged. and whom the hand had
been played out aud the odd trick counted the
Reptlemen talked freely Of tho trouble which
had led 10 the breaking M OF the old club.
" II was simply a difference OF opinion re-
RardinE the Kind Of games which should Ia
playsd In whist club We preferred ths
whist OF our daddiss," said + Ellery Ander-
There is no bridge whist played here. " said
How many members havslsft the old elub?"
"Thiry have resigned already" said Mr..
Anderson.
to. know of lot me sse-ten or more" said
There were forty eight m EN- bers OF the old
club" said smother gentleman. There won't
be manY left when this club II organized"
number OF the Board ~ Governors Oi tho
old club have loined the new. but tho gentle
men present Yesterday would not tell who they
were, saying: Wait till Monday night. All 4
the facts will be made public then"
The sun., 1893-12-01
BRAzrL,s CfTIL STRIFE.
Hebei- viu = Victory w Hio Grnrds DO Sol
-Meiin rsld 20 Mnxe Let HIn.

LONDON. Nov. 3o.-The Brazilian Legation
here has received from Rio de Janeiro de-
nial Of the report that Para has gono over to
the insurgents. The despatch added:
Tho rebels have suffered great losses. and
are materially weakened"
A despatch from Buenos Ayres gives this re-
port OF recent movements In Brazil:
Tho insurgents have won n victory near
Bag6. in Rio Grande do Sui Gen. Isldoro.
commander OF the Government forces. was
taken prisoner. Many were killed aud wound
ed on 10th sides.
The forts at Rio de Janeiro continue to ca n
nonade the war ships in the harbor. The
transport Madeira recently fred upon the in
sureent war ship Aauidaban and damaged
her seriously"
A despatch from Paris says that Senior Qua
nabarA ex-member Of the Brazilian Congress-.
has received a despatch from DIR. Barbosa
Lima. Governor OF PeTnambuco. who. writing
yesterday. reported:
"All members Of MSriano's conspiracy here
have been arrested. The decree OF a
state OF siege has boon suspended. Federal
and local forces are united In n desire to up.
hold the Government. The rebels lack arms.
money. aud popular support Public feeling is
calm. Business is as usual"
The Tones has this despatch from Rio under
date OF Nov 20:
Admiral CANA says that tho loss OF tho
insurRent war ship Javary was not i'm portant,
as the Tamandare with her Armstrong and
Hotchkiss guns. more than compensates tho
insurgents for her destruction.
General Saraiva. with COCO irregular
cavalry. is reported to be eighty miles south OF
Sac Paulo. The Government ordered the
Nation al Guard Of Sac Paulo to march south
ward to meet tn insurgents, but the Guard re-
fused to do So The Government then sent out
200 troops from this district
THE Aquidaban 10 waiting for the Aurora,
Bahia. and Tlradentes. When Admiral Meilo
assumes the offensive. Cana will take the
aboard the Aauldaban.
THE Government 10 erecting sandbar de-
fences at every point OF the city shore. en-
brasures for machine guns and Krupp field
pieces being made at all commanding elova-
tions. Admiral Cana says positively that he
will not lombard the city unless the latter
cannonadcs the ships
Gen. Telles com m ander In Rio Grnuds do
Sui. has arrived here and resigned his COM
mission. On the same day his brother Joined
the insurgents.
Several more arrests havo been made he
by the Government The political prison
now number 1.5Ou Two Brazilians were
rested aboard the Royal Mail steamsh "a
Tamar. President PoiIoto has alienated thes
sympathy OF all respectable people. and stands
alone with the army.
Many persons daily Join CANA on the island
OF Cobras. which Is strongly fortified. and gar.
risonod with 800 sailors The States Of Bahia
and Para have declared In favor OF the insur-
gents"
The sun., 1893-12-01
Ia, Frauds Of tAs Order OF solOA.

HARRIsBvrd. Pa. Nov. 3U-Aiter an Of
hcial examination, Insurance Commissioner
Luper declares the order Of Scion fraud Of
the nrst water He saTs the society vas Or
Eanized in lses and contracted with its mem
bers TO pay them SO . week sick benefits.
$500 In case Of total disability. and 81, 900 at
the end OF seven Years. less s.ek benefits and
disability elaims-all for $3.50 per mohth or
$40 for the whole endowment period. len
thousand ak hundred and one persons have
been duped mo tlI Ia Pennsylyania- In four
and hall ys4Ls tbYsS people pave paid into
the oFdor show future liability oft5, ,464s 100
The net available Rsssts amoaat y tl4A540-
O0 That 4 al that remAiAs ef the neaEly
t0OO.0O0 collected Iron msmbsrA
The sun., 1893-12-01
CiBLE BREAKS DETECTED.
40 Electrical CoEtrivarce that Automati-
caiiy Nouaes the Power House.


caly NotInes the Power House.
A break in the cable was the cause Of anoth-
or block on tho Broadway road last evening"
The accident. which was the parting Of q
strand. occurred somewhere between Thirty
sixth and Fiftieth streets. and was discovered
BY means Of an electric contrivance with which
the company Is furnishing tho road. 1t hap
pened at about $40. md the upper section OF
the road was blocked for half an hour. Soon
after the cable stopped teams OF horses drew
the stranded ears above Fortieth street back
to Fortisth street. where the down grade
enabled them to run TO Thrty-sixth street
without aid. Afterward every second car was
switched 10 the down track at Forty-second
street. From Thirty-sixth street down every
thing was in working order. Fully an hour
elapsed before the cars were running again on
regular time.
At present the electric detective system Is
working only above Fifeth street. Now that
the road is free to lay wires in the cable con:
duit- the work OF ntting IN the entire road
with the system will lie rapidly pushed.
Superintendent Newoll could not fully sx pla in
the scheme lRst night, but 1t IL an automatic
contriyance hy which anything wrong with
the cable is located at once within 2U0 feet ~
the occurrence and the power house Is notified.
The sun., 1893-12-01
Police CAPTAIN DEyEnr HxruRss
Vacation Cat short by the News OF His In.
aIctInsHt.


There seemed TO be something out Of the
usual astir at the Police Central ONCE Ysster-
day Captains Doherty, Gallagher. Schultz
and O'Connor were summoned before super
intendent Byrnes In the morning. aud the
Superintendent also had frequent Sonsulta-
tlons with INSPECTORS Williams and heAvoy.
Probably this gave rise TO the rumOT that Dr.
Parkhurst had tried to secure the indictment
Of Superintendent Byrnos. inspector Williams.
and one or two CAPTAINS. as well as Capt.
neysry. Superintendent Byrnes made the fol-
loVipE statelnCnt yesterday afternoon Tespect-
ing lhr indictment ol aPl. llsyeTy:
ri have saAn n published In the nAWspApsra
that Capt. Dsyery has been ipdicted by the
Grand Jury, but have no 9iisl9l tniormation
the matter. That II me indLetinent. which
learn from the press IL for Hiliul nsRiset OF
duty. has been founded on proper tsstlmony,
and can be suhstAutiatsd heiore a court and
Jury IN accused CaDtain should be punished
Can't Dsyery' whose vacation was cut short
BY tho news ~ his tndletmsnt. returned TO the
city last evening
The sun., 1893-12-01
BOTTLES AIL4YrIC VOY4sk
Cast Overheard In the sourd It Il washss
Ashore nt Cape Hattrras.

MYSTIC, Conn. Nov, 30 On Aug. 2 the Union
Baptist Sunday school OF this place went on its
annual picnic at the ThimUle Island ON the
steamer Sunshine. When of saybrook. Miss
Nellie Searle OF Noank throw over a small
bottle containing this message:
Cast overheard Aug ., 1893 from the steamer sum
Slus IN Long Island sound Tue Under will pie re
IuInto Miss NsLrIE II. sEAELE, NoAnk. Conn.
Miss Nellle Is now in recent OF letter from
HRttcTas, n. G., which reads as follows:
DEAE MISS NELLIE-A henIer found small bottle
washed ashore on point ~ marsh on tho sound side
OF our island to-day containing the enclosed note lie
stopped at my place OF business hts way nome and
requested me 10 return mis.Ve TO you requested
The hunter IL William L. PtAls Your letter came a
lOug Way. | Aopa Jou viii not think IE 100 much 70
EckuoSIsdgs Its receipt. NOurs truly,
S, n RoLrISsoSL
OLD salts hereahouts say IL Is a wonder that
tho bottle dOdged clear Of the Gulf stream In
its travels and could get so far 10 the south
aud west instead ot driving toward tho Irish
coast Miss Searla will acknowledge Mr.. Roll
Ansons's letter.
The sun., 1893-12-01
REV. nM WILSON'S OyERcoAr s1oLEy
While Hs PrsHehsd on the School QurstIOn
la tba HaHsOn Place Ckarsb

The Rev. J. q. Wilson. pastor OF the Simpson
NJ. 4. Church. Brooklyn, preached a Tharksgly.
ins Day sermon yesterday morning In the IIan-
son Pace Church. A part Of ms discourse was
devoted to tie public school question. m,
said ths Protestant Bite must be road 10
the NJ pills. and that hOms must Keen hyr
hands OF the public schools.
Atthe close Of the services Mr. Wilson was
unable 10 Ind his oyoreoat which he had left
In tho pastor Hoonl as nP trace Of i could
thief mad eutsTed the room while ne MAS de-
liyeTing the sermon and stolen IT.
The sun., 1893-12-01
DRlTES BACK Br n STORM.
The Steamer FtHmborouEh Futs int Pert
Here LeakIax Badly.

mere Lenkiax bBoiy-
When tho steamer FlamborouRh left this
port last Sunday for Kingston. Jamaica, sky
and sea were calm. but such a storm arose on
the following day and continued to rage that
she was mpeled TO return yesterday. Capt.
Stevenson reported that at o'clock on the
afternoon OF the 9th the gale began and the
Flamborough shipped sea after sea II blew so
hard that night that the engines were slowed
down. The following day II was blowing hur-
rcans and the YesseI could SCARCELY make hsad-
way against 1t. At l 30 O. 'cloek In the morning
the chief engineer reported that tho ElAm-
borough had sprung leak.
As the pumps could not keep the water
down the Steamers head was thrown into the
wind and efforts were made to locate the leak.
The cargo Of aour had become soaked listinR
tho vessel heavily TO port, Then 1t was found
necessary to IettIson the hetweer- deck cargo.
but the pumps becoming choked with flour u
return to this port WAS i'm perative.
The Marlborough lies south OF Liberty
Island. An examination Of her interior win
be made to-day. "A soon ~ she can bo re-
paired She will reload for Jamaica
The sun., 1893-12-01
FIRE ON 4 FR1IGHr sTE4MsHIP.
It ThreHt~asd for Twenty-four Hours 20
MAKE ThIngs InterssIIn2 oR abe Europe.

It ThreHtraed for Twenty-four Hours TO
MAKE ThIngs InteTsstInE oR ths Europe.
The crew Of the freight steamship Europe
had light with lrs on the trip over from
Liverpool The Europe reached her dock ut
l o'clock yesterday and Cart Robinson re-
ported the occurrence to hlr Hurst, the agent
OF the National line. 9lr. Hurst insisted that
the greatest secrecy about the matter should
be maintained. and. consequently. both the
Captain ami tie mate refused 10 tell anything
Ia was learned. however. that the fire ap-
Ueared on Monday IN hold No, :, whore there
we're seyeTa barrels Of prussiats "i "tash and
other chemiral- 10 was subdued. but on
Tuesday il hroxs out again aud the men
fought all night
The fan'ps we're finally suhdued by forcing
steam into the hold. and hy " edn esday noon
all dane pr hal passed. In tho cargo we're 800
casks and l.uU' bags ai pitch. Loo cases Of
gin and II ca. h Of potash.
The sun., 1893-12-01

Five boys went on a hunting trip from Ruth
sriord. n. j.. yesterday morning. stepping At
west OF the town. Il 10 a custom Of the boys to
IRE into the shaft to rouse the sehoss While
getting ready to Ore the rifle OF Edward j.
Snyder accidentally went on and Instantly
away The dead Dor YES IL TSaTs old. and
Was the son oi Thomas Modem, Who keeps 4
Young Snyder Fas held 70 await the dseisioa
ef the COroners iuTys which mssts thls sEsR-
The sun., 1893-12-01
HER BrDRooM DOORS MERE LOCKED.
When the BSaTdsrs Braks In Mrs. Murray
Was WrApPSd Ia Fatal Planes.

Mrs Josephine Murray who kept a boarding
house at l5G SehsrmerhoTn street. Brook IN.
was burned to death little after midnight
last night.
She occupied tho two back rooms on the FIRST
floor Of the house. A lamp which she kept
on fire.
The boardeTs. when aroused bT the smoke.
found her doors locked. Breaking ia, they
fOand her snyslOpsd In flames
She died shortly atisrwArd. Tho boardeTs
put the lire out Mrs Murray was IS years old.
The sun., 1893-12-01

A nav was discovered on Nov. 25 in the
crank Of the Anchor line steamship Furnessia
while on her voyage 70 this port The engines
iay Of twelve hours. after which she pfocesdsd
at reduced speed. She arrived yesterday With
p nTst. 81 second. and l2o stssTags passen-
The sun., 1893-12-01

-PTinestou college Boys: o.. the hAa Wh0 WoA th
Game - the Ca faln, l. greai sloFy And II b
puRlshaa at ongs tn Ggidas h1ars- Essry Ame teal
~ pil Be ssEsf ts rezd ihsaofy. L0es ~ torge-
The sun., 1893-12-01
0uaraA,las EsaOv.d from BruaswIsE.

BRUSswIcK Ga. Nov. 30-Burgeon Murray
to -Aight removed The Government quarantine
around the city, Aud any person can enter
BrunsWiek without fear or certificate.
surveillance will be kept on any outgoing
will Issume their regular schedules 10 and out
tomorrow. The Mallory uDs steamers Will
resume ehslF schedules liam ediately.
A.. .,.,. os..ss :'. r :; (. s,,. . : S.s....:
The sun., 1893-12-01

That assurance was more than the Prince
ton youths could stand. They got up and
hOwled their Willingness 10 meet May. other
wise Miss Jones. after another twirl, CT after
two twiTlE. at auy place she might care 10
name But before there was time 10 eonclutla
the arrangements Detective Lang had inVits sd
them 90 come out and make an appointment
with the police.
"rhis 4 the day we've woH." protested the
youths as they were hustled out. F." IL dOesn {
come often. soyou ought % let us have II OUT"
DstecttVs Lang said they could have Il out
st their leisure. and turned them over to
HOundsman Schelhles.
At Roster * Bial's the college boys pack ed
the house from pit to dome They were noisy
as usual but the presence Of Can't O'ConnOr'E
police In untfOTm and a number on determine ed
looking men in citizens clothes wearing
bAiges marked "sper lul" warned them thai
they must not 20 too far.
The applause was hulsterOus at timeR but
no such scenes as have been enacted in the old
TWsnty-thiTd street resort Of the same firm on
Th4aksglylngs gone by we're witnessed last
night
4 tall doorman attended 10 the tTumpets ana
horns that some Of the yOung men brought In
under their long coats. and before the evening
MAS over hat succeeded In getting quite a coI-
lection tOgeiher,
At about 90 o'cloek six young men, wearing
dong coats and carving ribbon bedeek ed
canes. catered the house and marched whist
tag doNn 70 boN J. on the lover tier. which i
tho sereni b from ths stage
they nAd NJ sooner goi Comfortably settled
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-24

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8erufung eingeiegt, aber es 1T faum
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fpru9 bes Nprbbduier Geri9tsbofes
tpieber umitpBen nirb.
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bic beftige 8erfol9ung zines ieoe1t, auh
nur balbmegs freien Wortes, erlangen
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