The sun., 1897-12-04
DOWN on PARSON BROWN.
THREAT TO RIDE HIM OUT OF
TOWN ON 4 RAIL.
we CoytssviIie Pnrson Cots Ont = warrant for
gepier Deacon Morrison ana for Mrs.
DansiEer, who Charged uim with saying
ne Gould Miss tho Ground she walked On.

a.,,.r D,,cop Morrison and for Mrs.
Dars,Ger, Who Charged uin with saying
Ho couid KIss tho Ground she walked On
u.curNa.cE Doc s-Tbe Rev S. ". ID.
pro,vn nostor and Satnuel KYLE. trustee OF the
CanororatIonaI church of tho Palisades at
T,ovtosyili. came to uaokensack to-day to con.
.ri, E-no,t Ixoos,or for Ieyal advice rcrnrdinG
= "a oonai,ion ~ ,goirs In the congregation.
1,,s -, ,a,, hr parso, pro,vn and affirmed
H. rr.,.,s. Ky,o ,ccusca Trustces Blnck md
T,,n,igor aud sorior Deacon Morrison. who is
sI.c tro.snror n, eriovous conduct in the house
- tho J.,rd 40, IN nrofoniny III, rulplt and
ehre-t.nIno tho nroaoher Mr.. Brown snys hc
q. a l,ccnso5 ',,inIs,or, that ho went To tho
Covteayille church last July from the Bowery
branch Of the Young Mems Christian Associa.
tion IN Now York. whore bo still serves on a
.n,r,nlt,oe and that In sentombor no was
un.o,mons,v invited IN bccomo tho regular
n,stor ,vithout axod time mr. s,larv Uo nc.
, pe' 80 80, ,.i.LsU,. - ...,,h ,or.
cepted ana lahoreu .aithiuiy ana win mar
nony in the flock, until short time ago. when
. anjrit NJ opposition to church Inv was mani.
s...n, hr tho hrotbro, n n mad nd hv ,hoir ,or,;
rested oy tne orethrch haheu ana oy tnolr ta"''
pastor Brown SAYS Mr.. Black wanted to run
'', D,v"n ."n -. nonidn'. ot ,snso,.n.s =" -
.nihss, anu o.o"uS. .'',, no ~, - .nroa.'n'u "
SIDE; recalled a permit for the pastor to collect
~ -. ...a, III, o-a,,.tIa W..
money, and opposed his ordination. When
tho pastor entered the church last Sunday, he
Gays, Mr.. Morrison forbade him entering the
pulpit, out ne ignoreu the sehior deacon ana
conducted tho service as usual. In the Sun
dnv eobool that afternoon Mr. Morrison tried 10
-. - ~ - 60, ts.,hi,,, tha pI,,,s -. "
stop the pastor from teaeh,ng inc biole class,
but ho was unsuccessful, and he tnen removed
his children from the class, the pastor saws
Aftor achooI w.s d,sm,ssod tboro ,ya. ,
wranglo in front Of the church. "During this"
MI Brown said s %.s shook s cane % under
my Hoeo ehu ''iu i"o 'u o"iu "ouu Niso
tho ground his wife stood on, adding that that
was pretty talk from minister to a married
woman.
This was In the presence OF Mrs. Brown the
..ss W.. "no' ,,m A., ,,, o..,ns
no also said, tne preacher continued
that they would ride me out of town on n
The disturbance and contention was re-
Says Morrison and Banzger stood in f front i Of
the pulpit stairs and warned him him not to attempt
preachers chalr on the platform This created
. great sensation. but the.calmness and firm.
took his place in the pulpit. Leaning over the
desk, Mr.. Brown looked down upon Mr.. Dan
Siger, who stood below. The Cpastor's state
a%ysn %! ptha the as made to
Mrs: Da9zigcr who Is our organist, called to
You let that renegade stand there and defy your
Mr.. Danzigcr said that he would let the law take
Its course. Then Mrs. Danziger turned to the
congregation and cried: This man (meanng
mol, came to my house and told ne he loved
me 30 that he could kiss the ground stood oni
Her husband placed his hand over her mouth TO
quiet her. l emphatically denied the state
ment. whcreupOn husband and wife declared in
unison that was a liar"
: Considerable commotion was created in the
congregation. with manifestations Of horror and
premonitis n,, OF hysteria; but the pastor com.
manded Trustee Kyle, who Is also constable
to preserve peace. This had guieting effect
upon most of the disturbcrs. Mrs. Danziger
was not in the least frightened by the constable
however. "She sat straddlc OF the organ bench"
said the pastor, "and asked the officer why he
There were further disorderly doings at prayer
meeting last evening" according to Pastor
Brown and Trustee KYLE. A large company
assembled to see the proceedings and they were
not very comfortable. The sexton had allowed
the fire to go out, presumably TO freeze the evil
spirits from the sanctuary. and there was not
enough warmth of brotherly affection to keep
of the chill. Mr.. and Mrs. Danziger ruined the
music by refusing to permit the organ TO be
used, and Mr.. Morrison tried to overbear the
minister by reading a paper who Mr. Brown
and 1he serxice nraceedcd ah. d;