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Duluth Grain.

DULUTH, Jan. IL. 1896
WHEAT-Ca>h No. l hard. 541lc; No
Northern, 5,1ac; No Northern, 519
5Okc: No. spring, 49I 14S1a ; rejected
474@43Ac: to arrive No. hard, 5,14c;
No. Northern, sc; January, 543sc;
May No. hard, 595sc; No. Northern,
513Ic
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Vanderbilt $ sis MRS. W. K. VANDERBILT.
ter, and few personal friends were
present. Almost Immediately after thu
couple had been welded they left the
house, and 1t is understood, started for
Marble House, at Newport.
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The semi annual meeting Of tho
Southern Minnesota Veterinary associ.
alton will be held at Faribault Jan. IL
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MlNNEAPoiIS, Jan. II, 1896
WHEAT-January close. 54I5c; MAY,
55Hc. On track-\o hard, soc; No. /
Northern, 541ac; No. Northern, $40
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LATEST MARKET REPORTS
Milwaukee Grain.

MILwA'EEE, Jan. II, 1896
FLOUR-Fairly active
WHEAT-\o. , spring. 81: No l
Northern, sac; May. 59Iac
CORNNo 3, 251ac
OATS-lIigher, NO. white, l9c; No.
3 white, lSH(alS}4c.
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At Grand Forks, Judge Templetor
fined Jacob Brunkol 5000 and "a hours
in Jail for selling mortgaged property
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An effort is being made to organize a
new base ball league in the Northwest
Amongthe cities mentioned for mem
bership are Sioux City, Omaha, Lincoln
Hastings, Winona, Mankato, Austin
and Racine.
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Chicago Grain and Prov! sions.

Chicago Grain and Provisions.
CHICAGO. Jan. ii, 1895
CLOSING PRICES.
WHEAT-January,,5 &c: February, SEC;
May, $3.50, Ju'y, .9@s q 5J4c.
COk\-January. 26Hc; February' ,26Ac,
May, hsc; June, 2Jac; July, 2StSc;
September, 3ossc.
May, 1910 &c.
PORK-January. ~ Az; May. ss.e2h.
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GREAT BRITAIN'S SIDE OF II
The Venezulan Matter With others t.
he Given to Parliament.

He Given to Parliament.
LONDON, Jan. ia semi i-officia]
note will be published stating that the
British government has decided tc
submit to parliament full information
in regard to Armenia, the Transvaal
and Venezuela. Consequently, the
United States Venezuelan commission
will shortly have access to all the ma.
terial points of tho British case.
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NORTHWEST NEWS KERNELS.

Wildcats are numerous in portions of
Rice county, Mihn2
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A new school building at Cherokee,
Ia, will be dedicated Jan. IS
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T. SOUTH DAKOTAT, MONDAY, JANUARY 13, 1896.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WEDDING

Mrs. Willie Il. aud the Son of Perry
belmont Married.
NEW YORK. Jan. l3.-An evening
paper says Mrs. Alva E. Vanderbilt, the
divorced wife Of William X. Vanderbilt,
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IuE .urnnsn eounr
Convene. on nepdsy. Oct is,h. Tor ,hs
OctobsF ssru.

wAsItsaros, Oct. i--Atlet n four.
month"; recess, tue uuitsd states
supreme court will convene o. Mon
day, the laih lest, for tho October
term. All the Justices cxeep. Justice
Shiras ate now IN tho ely, and there
will probably DO q full bench at tue
beginning Of tho term. Tue court
docket now contsins 0l6 cases against
7bl al the beginning Of last year,
October term, aud OF these twoniy.
eight have already been afgued anu
submitted aud arc before tho court TOT
docisiop. IL would, however, be COZ.
tfaTy TO precedent u there should DO
any ieoiaions on the ffst Monday Of
the sitting. When tho President Il In
the city the court tIanfacis no business
on the iifut DAY Of tho term beyond
mskiug formal call at tho White
House. lie "a absent now, ~ he was
lsst October, anu II 10 presumed that ~
on that occasion tue court will aimit
allofue, 10 the bar and hear such mo.
ti0ns NJ may have been n0iOi tor that
date. 1hr call Of tue regular docket
viii begin on Tuesday aud
continue during the remain.
Def II the week. This call
will then DO tuspondcd In order 10 hear
more urgent cases, OF which there are
1ity.iuuf which have been especially
c1asignod Tor the second week Of the
term. Included In this special let are
tho case OF tho United States va the
Oregon aud California Railway com.
pany, known n, the quadta NJ case, AMI
involving tbs oompany's lani gfant,;
ten cases from OHIO and four from
Indians, to snj0in tho assessment and
collection Of taxes against express aud
Telegraph companies; four from South
CatOiina, involving tue constitution.
Slity u certain paris Of the dispensaTy
law; tho uniied blaies W. tho He'll
Telephone company, which Ia n suit TO
eauoul the Beflinet patonti the United
states vs. the UDion Paoltio, tho Win
ona a ~. Peter AMI tue Sioux CITY a
! 81. psul Railroad c5mpauitp, 10 restore
10 tue United state, crttsin lAnds
alleged " have been Illegally patented;
and also several murder anu other
cases OF q criminal nature.
IL 10 presumed that on Monday some
OF tht eases which have already been
submitted will DO decided. Tnete "
| especial interest Ia ths two Irrigation
| eaies from California involving the
coustiiuiioualiiy OF the Wight lrTiga.
lion law. tbs other cases OF general
Importance which have reached this
stage OF progress are Tho freight elsva.
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the universal love Of justice, chaiit
anu peace.
NJ IL. Mafilnelli has now arrived an
from this day tsiume' AZ apostolic
delegate the high flee which the
Holy Father has entrusted 70 hlm'
with all the accompanying iacultic.
anu pOwefs.
While conveying to your bEcsl
lsncy this Information, mos, coriial'A
ulnll q grateful duty by lhantin
your Excellency tor all the kindn,s
you have shOwu mo from the time
my arrival In this country ~ 10 todny'
I am sincerely grateful for oil you
goodness, Indulgence and @ operation
10 everything which pertaisui to the
duties .. M hfiice. 10 only remaina
ior me 10 wish you health and pro-
pufity tor macy years 20 come In the
exercise nj your episcopal miuislfy.
With sentiments Of highest esteem
and Maternal charity, j rcmain, motl
faithfully you're in CHRIST.
Father CARDiaAL sAToLLi.
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A SANTA "a WRECK.
seven Dead Bodi,s Recovered From
the uuin%

OsAaE CuY, KAN, Oct "A
iriEht vi wreck, at,endsI win serious
los OF lie and made more terrible by
the sclf'murier OF ono II the terrified
pasFeugefs, orcuffei at O'Clock this
murning on the santa Fe road Two
milea north Of this station, Seven
dead bodles have been recovered
rem the wreck, aud = II featei that
other victims ale busiSi beneath the
debris.
Tue wrecked train was the east.
bound passenger No. =, the Same That
had such n thrilling oxpefien,e WIN
bandits In New Mexico on Friday
night last. Tue wreck wns cause ~
the fxplO,ion OF the bOiler OF the
locomotive. Tho engineer should haVe
stopped Tor water at Ossge CITY, but
being blhind time he endeayOfed %
run 10 the next tank. Thou n ~ IL not
pOsluvely known, tho engineer anu
nieman having both met death IN the
wreck, II IL sufmisUd thst thelf neglect
was the ciuss OF the diBastof. Tue irain
mai proceeded nut two miltp beyond
this place, about 10 the Peterson caual
chut,a, wheu two terrible explosions
were heard, one following close alter
the other.
The locomotive was completely shat
tered. The express, baggage AMI pas
sengor coachte camv crashing upon
the wrecked engine, anu tho coaches
that Were ahcad were piled up In
heap VI wtsckage. Tue coaches To
the rear were all detaiied, but tho pas
songufa riJing IN the FEAR escaped tofi'
Gus injury.
The wreck was marked by scenes Of
the wildeii cinfuslon among the totfi.
fed passengets. The nerves Il many
were ut high pitch % tue result OF
their experience with the road sgenis
Of New Mexico, aud when tue crash
came tho flfst impression Of nearly all
was that the train had been altacEed
again by robbers. O1e passenger,
william Beckltr OF Los Augrle, Cal,
on route ~ Chicago, seemed " iOse bis
reason entirely. When tho crash
ctme hc drew n sing pistol
from his pocket, anu IN tho presence
OF n car full VI terrified pasiengofe, TOOK
his own ME, sundIng bullet Into his
brain. Becker hau been drinking
heavily. lie was about SO year Of
age.
The force Of the explosion broke the
locomotive entirely In two, aud the
if0nt trucks crashed Into coal chute
thirty itot from the tracks. The tx.
ploslon blow n hole IN the ground four
feet deep. Tne mail cat, which fol.
lowed tho tender, plunged toto tho
hole and rolled over ON it, side. The
baggage cofch, next behlbd, was torn
from its trucks auu Elso rolled over on
It's eide. Third from the locomotive
was tho expires coach, which tols-
sooped tue baggage car anu also rolled
| over its eide.
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WATSON AN, sgwALL.
the Former rbinL. the Latter ouEh:
60 oct an the Ticket.

60 oct on the Ticket
g., y,.,, ~, An, wotii
-, ~, m a, int.fvisw with
~ ~ '' ,t,,.,"i yy.,ss, m. ponuii,i
nun lno,nsT a. w.. -, r5fc,, is
ts"s,.W ~. a. Ivs,,st,,, regent
~ ,no '"' VI ''''
" ,,,,iti,' .h., nj, IA. bisch b,.
~ ~ u,g n ~, ~. ,ar, te mat,
.oIo ~ I',lt ,, ',o.t h,nJhaits,, n
May ~ p'sss. n,oisct,snist lito
y,
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Rnon CARDINAL sArcLLr.
Letter 10 Their "Exeoii,ncIs.," the
sathaIlc ui.nops.

Letter 10 Their "Ixooiisnclss," the
catholic ni-hops.
WASHINGTON, Oct. A-rhe last pub
Ito mass In this county conducted by
Cardinal sAtolli aud ihe farewell 10.
cspilon TO MIN tool. place hero toisy,
the mass being celebrated at ~. Alloy
sius church and the reception bpiDg
given III Gotziga college. At the
mssH also was tho INST public appear.
ancB Of the now apostolic delegate,
Mgr. Mattlnoilli. Cardinal satollfs sue
otstof.
In rslluqaisbing office. Cardinal
Sat0lli sent Inu following letter 10 tho
bishops throughout the United Btateii
wAsuIsaTos. Oct. 4, 1895.
Your EKcellrncy;-Ai,er tho holy
father had shown mis- sovereign good.
meas by elevating me TO tue dignity
Of the eatdinAlate, naturally no great
length Of tune ciuld elapso before he
should recall me aud name my sue.
cess Z Ia the office OF Ihis apostolic
delegation,
lie has panied 10 hucceei mo the
II luslTious ptelaiS, his EEeulisncy Mgr.
Sebastian Maftinslll, VINO, fot his dis.
tiuguishtd qualities OF mind and Tor
nis endowment OF prudence, has
lightly been deemed we'll fitiel 10 MI
toe requirements Of this oillco aud to
further tho greatest Y cd IN thu spirit.
ual government Of this Catholic church
Ia this great country, where tho most
sifiking ana noble eharAcieristlcs are
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LONDON, Oct. a.-rho Chronicle's
correspondent with tho Nils expedi.
lion tslegtHpha that he aud the artist
seppings Wright, wsro capslEsd IN the
Hannek cataract, They dfifted, cling.
Ing To the wIeekAge through Tho rapids
lhey gained the western bank Of the
Nllu opposite Foreign. They were
nearly naked anu the natives treated
them badly, refusing to give them fooJ.
They spent the night Ia the dearrt anu
were finally rescued by Dfago hey.
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cauaon TO rroisc, the Threatened
nines.

cannon 10 Protect the rhreAtt n ell
.tines.
bEADvnLE, oct I--Gsy. Brooks
anu his fiicers have practically dsoid.
ed 10 make provision Tor defending the
endangered minss by placing cannon
on Carbonate hill, which commands
most OF them. TIE next object Of
attack, II further attack should be
msde, Il pretty we'll understood 10 be
tho great pumping plant Of tho Maid
VI Elm mine, which drains tue Ma
halA, Emmett aud Marian mines, W hieh
arc nov fesuming work, ~ well A.
many Others. Tbs pumps beloBg 10
smith & Moiiai, aud their expenses sie
borne by the three other mines named.
II tho pumps were crippled the ruin oI
the mines by water would reduce the
normal production OF tho niue fully
oue.lhifi.
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PANS, Oct S.-Out OF thiIiy.elght
automotors, OF which thltly.siK were
petroleum machines and two driven
ny steam, which started In the race
September "a, from thls oily 10 Mar.
settles aud back, i,692 hilemeisrs, Gully
II completed tue round trip, reaching
here tnia Afternoon. All the machit %
iiniahiug were peirolsum driven.
Micholin's Motor cycle oomplolsi the
trip Ia ~ houfs actual running time.
This Journey was divid Il into ton
alages, At which tho arrival anu depaf.
iute Of osch oontestant was timed.
Tue machines when finished were In
good order In spite Of tho terrible
weather oxpefienoed.
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BUTTE, Moot, Oct i.-W. A. CLARK,
the niue mi 10 ait ,Congtsssman anu
newspaper man VI this city, ~ about
to erect an excessive sugar plant NJ
a naholm, Ctl. II will be one Of the
largest Of the kind IN tho world, aud
viii cost more than 100000. twill
anna 700 tons OF beo,H daily, mailing
rs, 900 tons OF sugar Ia the Jour months
VI tue season. He IL also considering
the erection of sugar factory ia Mon
tanR.
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NEW YoHS. Oct. 4.-Fredctlck II
COudvfi, member OF tue Venezuelan
commission, appOiuios by President
Cleveland 10 Investigate tho NontEu.
elan b1uudnty question, returned 60
this city today from tho Hague. Mt.
Coudcft went hbfoai for tho purpose
VI examining tue old Dutch ftoItdH
relating ~ the Venezuelan boundary.
aud ha, spent considerable time over
toe government afchivcs, with the
result that quite an area OF new test.
mlny bearing upon the point NJ Issue
has baou uucafthtd.
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rour Ihaeiaw Bays Stunned 10 ne"'h
In the Buiiaing.


AsILFBs, 1. r., Oct 4.-At II
o'clock last nlsht spuncet's academy,
Ioostei ten miles ives, Of hnlieh'
burned 10 ashup, together with all IN j.
furniture, aud fous Choclaw boys wee
burned ~ Ia the Il ,tnes. -.
Tao origin Of the nre 10 supposed 70
no incendisry, % no one was oetupl %
Jog the room In which the ffe broke
~, aud there had been no nfe 10 u
MS season. Superintendent j. b.
Jeicr, who 10 IN charge OF the school,
heard tho flames, and whom ho got ~
the stairway was on fire. He fnn on
tue outside and woke all the boys anu
barely saved his own life. Tbs boys
threw their beis out OF the windows
aud Jumped to the ground on them.
One OF tue boys who was burned TO
cath was cripple, and the oihof
hfee were 10 rooms 10 which lhofe
~efe no windows.
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total balauce. OF these total oleatluRs
settle IN cash OF oa.h exchanges was
but $40, ls2 .s3l, or tut little mote than
5 per cent OF the whole. q tho bal
snces settled ti,a25, 0lb were H. gold,
secs, 900 10 gold certificates, 50 45l,1bl
IN United States notes ,sn1 thu remain.
der In other forms OF money AMI COM
mefciAl okChnnRp.
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CiSCissATi, DC. A-rhu Rel ublicaH
campaign o.mmittup received teir.
gram touight from BENJAMIN HafTl.
s0n, c1usonting 20 make pOiitcA
speech al Music hall IN this city next
"Wednesday night. lilo will DO hop
during WsduvsIsy ~ look after the
lomu " his grandparents ani father n
North Bend anu ~ attend u law sass
IN the couTlh.
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ANARnESIAN susersIIoS.
The Power. IN rsvar Of crsstinE 40
armenian Esus.f

LONDoN. Oct. 5.-rhe Nienua cot.
respondent Of the Daily Mail dsoltfss
the agreement Of tho powers for the
settlement Of tho Turkish problem
incluioi the formation OF al At
meniau zine ia the Turkish empife on
the basis Of the Jewish pale IN Rusela,
the powefn guaranteeing the safety Of
tho Atmsnians therein, with the idoa
that tho E1ne would become the germ
% a now Armenian state.
"Acliye operations," this cores
p0ndent proceeds by saying, "will be
unioflakon by England, France aud
Rusais, while Ilaly will co'opesalo D.
uUCctsafy.
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RICHMOND. Va. oct. 3--rhe oor-
ference between Virginia Populi,lH
AMI Democrats with reference 10 fusion
IL still on. The Populisia are not die.
posed TO yield 10 the proposition OF the
Democrats who offer two electors
who shall pledge themselves 10 vote
Tor 6BwAil.
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tor case tom Nsbfasks, the cass 10.
volving tho title u the sii9 Of the cry
Santa Fe, n. NJ, ard the Ia CIcde
ias company cise from st. bjuls'
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DOMESTICS

The best values IN Shirtings, Out.
ings, Factory, Muslins, Flannels,
GInghams and all such goods as
these.
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OUR ENTIRE STOCK WILL BE
OFFERED AT SPECIAL PRICES.
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Great Conference Special Sale!
IMMENSE REDUCTIONS
in EVERY DEPARTMENT
FOR TWO WEEKS,
DRESS GOODS.

An exceptionally fine line of ORES.
Goods this seisan. Give Us an Oh.
portunity TO show you what we can
do for you in these goods.
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NEW STORE!
NEW GOODS !
NEW PRICES !


It's possible for everybody to have
n silk dress. The way we are oiler-
ing them makes 1t so.
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Our store Is full Of
treats for the con.
ference visitors.
Every department
contributes to your
wants, aud We are
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WRAPPERS g. TEA
GOWNS AT
HALF PRICE.

We will be pleased to see you AMI
show you around.
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Treats for Conference.
LACE CURTAINS.
SPECIAL IN RLAcKs.

Making special prices all the house sample. few prices,
New-York tribune., 1896-10-19
ETHIClL Culture PRINCIPLES.

Professor Felix Adler. leader OF the NewYork
Society OF Ethical Culture. who has just returned
from the Interna, ,ional Assembly OF the European
and American Societies OF Ethical Culture at
Zurich told yesterday At the meeting OF the New
York Society. In Carnegie Music Hall of what good
work the foreign societies were doing In the inter
est Of ethical culture and also read a programme
which the federation had adopted.
Some of the principles outlined in the programme
are: ITO regard resistance to wrong "A sacred duty;
to recognize the so-called labor question: TO recog
nlze the institution OF pure monogamc marriage
priceless possession of mankind; to demand
for the opportunity of the development of
her mental and moral personality TO try to replace
the missing keystone once supplied by dogmatic
religious teaching In our schools and universities
and to approve heartily OF the efforts now being
made 10 bring about universal peace among the
nations"
"'rhc federation has also decided" Professor Ad-
Ter said ITO establish a college for the training OF
ethical leaders In Switzerland. The society In
Ncw-Y York being the pioneer OF all ethical societies
has the eye Of all fore ign societies upon them and
they carry the white flag. they work all
the more bard not to soil it
New-York tribune., 1896-10-19
ITS CORNERSTONE LAID.
FIRST STEPS TAKEN TOWARD THE Efh|-
TION OF NEW ORPHAN ASYLUM
AT HOPEWELL.

Trenton, Oct. Is (specaD.-About hve thousanu
people journeyed TO Hopewel to-day TO witness t"e
laying of the cornerstone OF the Cainohc orpha"
ASYLUM by Bishop McFau of the diocese OF Tren-
ton There was a big parade to the special Trains
here headed by the st. Francis Pioneer corps anu
Il brass band.
on arriving at Hopewe Father McCloskey, chan-
cellor of the diocese. acted master OF CEREMONIES
The service opened by the ST. Mary Cdthcurai Giloi
of forty-three voices singing "Ven Creator men
followed the blessing OF the cornerstone by BIshhop
NcFau assisted by forty priests chanting a psalm
The sermon was preached by Father hehry a.
Braun. OF ST. Agncs's Church. New oFk, VINO u,s
cOlIrsed on Charity" Bishop McFaul spoke briehy,
after thanking the people of the diocese loI 'nYi
interest i'm the Institution. lie referrc 10 tle
fact that the orphan asylum was dear to ths near
OF his predecessor Bishop OFarrell. who mad taken
the preliminary steps - found nome ior the o'P"a"
boys and girls OF the diocese. It'll, -, .h.
henenccnt act Of Colonel Daniel Morris, an aeen
and wealthy bachelor OF Atlantic Ciiy. VINO eaVs
nearly s0Na for the buildings II Is fuly pe,'eNc"
,haf other wealthy Catholics OF the diocese VIII con-
tribute sufficient money to properly iurni-h the I'll
ati,u;ion on the completion OF the buildings o no
new ASYLUM buildings VIII nave Il frontage VI A'v
feet and will he three stories hign.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-19
NEW.JERSEY NEWS.
THE NA.NE 4 MISNOMER.
NEW -BRJ' NSWICK BAPTISTS STIRRED UP BY
AN ELIZABETH MINISTER'S Doc
TRINAI, SERMON.

New Brunswick oct. IS (SpeciaD.-Members or
the Baptist denomination in New-Brunswick ar"
stirred UP over Il sermon preached mere last wee"
at the convention Of the Central Ncw-Jersey i'al'
iist Society, held in the Livingston Avenue baPuS'
Church. The preacher was the Rev. f. 7. Toniih-
SON OF Elizabeth. and it was the doctrinal sermon
which h j. understood 10 have preached Mem
bers of the denomnat ton say that the phrase uoc
trina sermon is a misnomer. and that Dr. ionIih
son preached doctrine Numerically opposed 10 i'dp
tst teaching. ,,,,o
The rcint OF variance wherein Or Tomnnson
gave offence Is in regard to the vicarous suheriiS
Of Jesus Christ DIR. Tomlinson said that ne couI!
not reconcile II with justic" that the ihhocen,
should suffer for the guilty. and God wouh DC ~
provide a scheme Of redemption wher' an n lh,o
cent person should suffer for the sins OF t'c sui
He dwc length tn. idea. ana the noNcIl! VI ~
in n Baptist meeting created considerapie coiliici
This morning the Rev. G. a. Jenkins pastor oi
the Livingston Avenue Baptist Churcm anSw..'c -,
Dr. Tomlinson He took the text. Il ne ,nloou VI
Jesus Christ clcansnth us from all sin. MI ;, Jtn
kins said that il had always been bap'St teaChiis
that the death Of Jesus atoned for the SINS o! III,
world but that Jesus was wllihS SUI =.
would be illogical TO mputc cruelty 10 600 III hu"
inC the vcarious suffering OF his SON MT JehSl,l
was earnest In his sermon. and depioreu ,hc nv
that the ideas advanced were given as Baptist uoc
trine. 49,, r.,a.
DR.. Tominson is pastor of the Central Eaptist
Church. of Elizabeth. He was formerly nead & mas
ter of Rutgers College Preparatory school, III '>e"
Brunswick.