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The San Francisco call., 1897-12-12
Order ofthe eastern Star.

Las: Thursday night King Solomon Chap er
Mrs. Val Schmidt worthy matron hal q very
Interesting meeting. there being large number
present notwithstanding he fact that ii in
s,alistion night at OK Leaf across the bay. There
were present among many visitors Past Grand
Patron J. II Gray, Past Grand Patron Roerick OF
Massachusetts. Mrs f. q. Brecht Of Prescott,
Arz, W. II. Wharf, pas patron OF Harmony
Chapter: j A Y ison, pa ron-eleot Of Mission
Chap er and many visitors from local chapters.
our candidates we're ilItiated, and III work
was done in very ffectve manner After the
tlOn il the tRnQuet-hal. The Off ers OF this
chapter viii be insta ed on JanCary 3, Mrs.
Maria a.. Pierce, pas ma ron OF OAK Leaf Chapter
Hvlns, owing 10 he lhabi.l.y OF the wortly grand
ron to b. eseBt .en chosen TO ueiv The
char.e h chapter was recently presented a
hand, ONE Ilunina ed altar, also a Bible.
GTand PAR IA MOVE viii Scdl the officers Of
w oubrd e Chrpter a ~ oodbrldGe
las thursday he ficers Of oak Leaf Chapter
were installed by Grand Patron Rowe, assisted by
Mrs Emery. p. NJ. as grand marshal Inc nall
was cr,wdeG with members OF the order includ-
ing many prominent visitors Mrs Pierce, the re-
JlrlnS matrou, wa preSe { agnl flee nj jewel
Tbs was tIom the Oh -pter, and from filends she
received move pm, diamonds set o. n OAK leaf,
as n token their hifectio.. her G b Daniels,
re: :iri = patron, was presented a framed pho o.
graph the officers of The chapter and &. pair Of
d!amcnd mounted link buttons. A pleasant social
hoar ". >pen- af er n congratulations
The most " or ny gr nd maCron Mrs Mar 2.
Iarttidge, sited The Office OF he grand secretary
last week. and she also during the Wees visit ed
an Jose, where she Installed the officers II the
san ose chapter.
l.rs. ~ airy nm Flint and Mrs Annie Z. Briggs,
past grand irons, uTu-d few tyS since
f-oin a vi lit through Southern California and they
u a. the ora IN ina. section OF he state IS
doing very well
past eek the 1ire Ot The Grand secretary shou 4
have teen vli. ed by four pas grand officers, and
each past grand overwhelmingly, Mrs. ii. r.
hol Z. Mrs. Mary y. Smith, Mrs. Isadora Horton
and Mrs. =. Hubbard.
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knights of Honor.

Last Monday night Supreme Representative
Charles +. Curry aud Assistant GRIND Dictator
Thomas Larned visited Liberty Lodge and were
pre- sent turing the election OF he following named
for The ensuing term: Il. f. George, p. D.; r. x.
Duckworth, D.; w. Cellar u.s. A D.: Ben l.
Nalomon, reporter (re-eected); w. J LangstaT
r X (re-eiected); II. A. y. Summers, 4. IRE
e!ected); p. a Hansen c.; w. {. Thurman. G. /:
Frank Lemb"rStr guardian: George Fox. sentinel
Las Monday, after Herba Buena Lodge had
elected its officers the membership enter
Gained by Joseph Moscrop on Timely ToDics." by
E. a. tay witt funny stories and byJoseph BAKER,
who reCited IAN appeal Ior Bro herhood' \. NJ
Mcpherson f this lodge has been commissions /
deputy f~r Saxon, Union, TAncred and Far West
lodges.
Tolar star Lodge al It's last meeting initiated
eight candidates. This lodge will have Il open
meeting next month.
The smoSer gwen by Anchor Lodge last week
was grand success. Eighteen Rppnca, ions were
received
The Past Dictator's Association is arrangn z
for n soree on the Sth of next Jan uary
Grand Dictat or Archibald and his stah on the
1Iih OF Janus ~ Will be present the pubic in =
stallaiion of the officers OF e Germania Lodge
Leland sanford Lodge has elected tne following
officers: Car w AMI, D.; Robert J. ds. V. d ::
James GarrOd, A D.; J. Beran, *. A. Strohmeir
r. X \. Morris, T.; +. p. 1hyes, c.; NJ schlegel-
milch, G : y. F. Me- q, GUARDIAN George Eberlin
and E z. Thyes, trustees.
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Kn ghts Of Pythiss.

Bay Ciy Lodge elected the following officers
Louis Kaufman C. c.; Jacob Samuels, V. C. G. {:
j. E Shrier p w. Menson. NJ. of W; Charles
Bacy, NJ OF A; Char es c. Morris, X. of r. and
s.; Louis Sheib, NJ. OF +. a. Lewis NJ. OF f. /;
NJ. J. Sahl in T.: Charles f. Morey. l. G.: A
ObendOrf. o. G.. This udce has a m IN be r
ship Of l40 with SIX candidates ready receive
degrees. The rank of knight IN the amplfed or
long form Will be conferred on the 5th of January.
On tha occasion the iii iajing officer, will use
new and elegant paraphernalia
A grand entertainm and dance will be ven
In Cryst | II all on mkt tuesday evening for The
benefit of the Knights of Pvthias library.
Next tuesday Grand Chancellor Grant will
visit Lilly Lodge Sisson. thursday he will be
at astle lodge at Red Bluff, Friday at Pride Z
Butte ofge AT Ch co, SATURDAY. Mt den Lodge
at Nelson, and on Monday, the 10th, he will Wis I
Oakieaf Lodge at Lincoln. At the three places
last named there viii be special meetings to re-
Give the visitor.
Herman schaffner G. K OF r. and g is continu-
Ing his lectures on the laws Of the order before
loCai lodges
George If. Morrison, P. &. c., visited Pslo Alto
Lodg last Thursday In The interest of the endow-
ment rank. which is meeting with much success
that is encouraging.
Metropolitan Lodge, anticipating the holidays,
has made arrangements for a Christmas tree en-
tertaInment IN Pythian castle on the 2lst inst
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hAdwWs Ready Relief for Sprains Rrn,sa.
oose Musc,es; cramps, Burns, sunburns RscS
sCss 1eeusche. Ioot hache. Rheuma matism Ner
seiic disrrsSs internally for all bowel pains
sscknesA nausea. etc All Druggists 80
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The total GU put Df all the mines, coal, placer
etc, will easny re ch 5000 900 most gr4Iiy-
Ing increase, as can be seen by the next table If
total prcdu tion of all mines:
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Masonic.

Last Thursday California Lodge, Free and
Accented Masons, Senior Warden Ernest Ii.
Hills presid ng in the absence of the worship
full master, conferred the degrees on three
candidates This lodge will install its officers
for the ensuing year on St. Johns day.
California Chapter Ne. . OF the Royal Arch
Masons conferred the Royal Arch Degree on
candidates last Tuesday This chapter Will
elect its officers for the ensuing term on the
2Ist inst. end VIII install them on the first
Tuesday IN January.
Islam Temple, Ancient Arabic Order OF the
Mob es Of the Mystic Shrine Oasis of san Francisco
has reelected the following officers for The ensuing
term: Charles L. Field, lustr.ous potenta,e,
shayk: Alfred ". baldwin. chief rabban, emeer
W. H. F Titus assis ant rabtan, sahib: w. 6.
Brown, high pr est and prophet, imam; Joseph c.
Campoeu, oriental fude, ayn; William c. Muir
doch, treasurer, ebay Yin; Nic-or ID. Duboce,
recorder kallb; John u. Edmondson, first Ger
emony master, wakl: Henry Ashcroft, second
ceremony r aiam; Johl II. Gray, director,
malah; IL. J. Burns marshal, anal; William H.
Smith, captain OF guard, rays; Robert II. Now
bray, outer guard, hHtiZ-
The following were appointed: Chanters AL
Koran-SamueI D. Mayer, geene: Walter C. Camp
bell muushid; +. de X. Townsend, mughannI;
>ahabah Manask, Rob Ash conductor
muagwIn; John z. Fraser executiouer, ialad; NJ.
gineer, muhandis. John NJ Carts, archi ecl.
mara; Luui, Glass gader; Viii am Younger,
khHyyat George I. BrOmiev, yabbar; Frank NJ
Cartan, diyafat. The following representative 10
The Imperial Council were elected: Victor D.
Daboce, John ii. Gay. ". Il. f. Titus.
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''O' 0u' trophy wi be held by the winning
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RIDGEwOOD

Bishop Coleman. OF Delaware. administered the
rite OF confirmation In Christ Church on Friday
evening.
At the annual election Of the Carrie Benton
Memorial Circle of Kings Daughters the following
officers were chosen: Leader Mrs. G. NJ. Ockford;
vice-leader. Mrs. Benton secretary. -ars. F. ].
Walton; treasurer. Mrs. James Korshaw; House
Committee Mrs. Almon Bailey and Miss Rosalind
Harrison.
There was q meeting at tho clubhouse on Tues
day for the purpose Of forming class in physical
culture. A tax" on the subjec: given by
Mrs Wentworth. of New-Yorl. Among those pres
ent Mrs. E. II. Cleveland. Mrs. Dunbar Mrs
Charles c. Harrison. MrsI Bruck Mrs de l..
Berier Mrs Gardiner. Mrs Brooks. Mrs. White
Mrs. Ockford. Mrs. Dixon, Mrs. Zeilley, Mrs.
Warrington. Mrs. Parsons Miss Harrison. Miss
Halves. Miss Calkins. Miss Rosalind Harrison.
Miss Buck and Miss Wellington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Maltbie. Of Central-ave..
entertained party of friends at their home on
Saturday evening. Miss Ostrander. OF River Head.
Long Island, was the guest of honor.
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CRAWFORD.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Hegeman have returned home
from their trip TO the West Indies.
The Cnch Club met last Wednesday evening at
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Allan Madden. in
Forest-aye.
Miss Lucille Delight Woodling celebrated her
fifth birthday last Monday. About thirty little
ones were present the festivities which In
cluded a pink luncheon. Those presen. were Reba
Deman. Kathryn Denman. Elnor Bailey. Marion
New.tadter Eleanor Newsletter Clara Wieden-
bach. Augusta Wiedenbach, Marion Wagstan
Leslie Wagstan Marion Wray, Helen Watins
Margery Van Orer Mary Wright. Francis Wright
Mildred Bourne, Madeline Hail. Sylvia Porcella,
Harry Madden, Allen Madden. Kenneth Madden
Lawrence Naylor Santiago Porcella. Eugene Pow
ell Wilbur Mcdonnell Andrew Mcdonnell. Curtis
Culln and Charlie Bingham.
The Wednesday Morning Club held It's weekly
meeting at the home Of Mrs. Lawrence Mayor In
Madison ave.
The Alcaeus Society met last Monday evening at
the home OF Eugene ". Austin. 1t decided
that the opera OF "P!nafore" would be abandoned
and that no more operas would be given until next
winter.
The young women of the Progress Club gave an
enjoyable reception at the home Of Mrs. Charles
Leo Abey on Thursday afternoon. A fine musical
programme was rendered by the following Miss
ida Van Dvne Miss Weber and Miss Ida Crane,
of Brooklyn; Mrs Al Hegger and Miss Mabel
Huston. OF Crawford. and Miss Lillian Story, OF
New York
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MONTCLAIP.

The Golf Club. OF Montcalr, win hold Its an
nual meeting in the parlors of the Montclair Club
tomorrow evening. when constitution and by
laws will be proposed and plans considered for
the advancement OF this organization.
The Royal Arcanum. Montcair Council, will hold
a series of three dances In Arcsnum Hail. the first
Of which will be given next Friday evening. The
committees in chaige are: Floor Committee, Z. l..
Salon. j. H. Greener. William Wallace and L.
Newton Rutgers; Reception Committee. e w.
Seward and +. Pennoyer: Refreshment Committee,
W K. Thomas and W. Hunt
The March meeting of the Progress Club Will b
held on Tuesday evening in the Upper Montclair
CONGREGATIONAL Church. the subject OF discussion
being SCOTS Lady OF the Lake" which will be
read by F. r. Littlejohn. Views illustrating scenes
ard passages in the poem will be shown. and musi-
cal selections rendered by Mrs. Lttlejohn, Mr..
Logic Mrs Martin and Mrs. Henry Power
Miss Anna K. Daniels will lecture upon Goethe"
before the members Of the Social Literary Club at
Tuesday afternoon.
Der of their friends at their home in Gatesave. on
Monday evening. il being the fifteenth anniversary
Of their wedding day
Hamilton w Mabie will lecture In the Montclar
source next Thursday evening under the aus
piees Of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Young Men s
Christian Association.
An interesting lecture upon art In Photog-
raphy' was given before the High School Camera
Club on Friday afternoon by Mr. Earle.
Mrs F. Engle entertained several of her friends
on Tuesday evening with progressive euchre at
her home in Park-st.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The annual meetings Of the Brunswick Gun Club
and the Union Club of this city were held on Tues
day evening officers Of the Gun Club were elected
as follows: President, William E. Sporting; vice.
president. Peter W. Flick; captain Henry II. Stew
ems recording and financial secretary Rush Bur-
ton; treasurer, Joseph Fisher; members Of Board
of Governors, Frederick Wiegel and William II. c.
jackson. The Union Club officers elected were:
President c. A. Kenney: vice-president. DR..
George H. Chester; treasurer, John Phillips Street;
secretary. Oliver NJ. Palmer; members OF Board OF
Governors James Deshler and Harry A. Nelson
An illustrated lecture California and the
Pacific Coast" given in the Second Presby-
terrain Church by Howard MacSherry Wednes
day evening. The lecture which was under the
auspices of the Mems League. was well attended
Candidates for the baseball nine TO represent
Rutgers College the dia nlOnd this spring are
practising hard in the Ba!ant!ne gymnasium. The
prospects are for exceptionally strong team
Ralph d. Parrot, 80, Is captain.
The wedding of Miss Julia Josephine HulSiger
and William Hamilton. OF East Milestone. on
"wednesday afternoon. was attended by number
of guests from this city.
Miss Ernestine s. Hirsh gave social al her
home in Church-st, Wednesday evening in
honor Of her guest. Miss Josie Hertz. pr Newark.
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HOBOKEN.

The last but one OF the free public lectures given
under the auspices Of the Commissioners OF Public
Instruction was delivered in the assembly-room Of
Public School No on Tuesday evening by Cap
tain H. F. ". Campbell whose subject was Beau
uful Hawaii
Mrs Alfred H. Roach, OF No. SIS Garden-st., gave
n progressive euchre parry on Tuesday evening.
Mrs Smith OF Newark. won first prize; Mrs. La
Parent Of Hariem.> second prize. and Mrs. A. w.
Rarkelew the BOBBY prize.
The twelfth annual invitation ball OF the Hoboken
Independent Schuetzen Corps was given Tuesday
evening in Quartet Club Hal. Among those pres
ent were Captain and Mrs. Claus Barre. Mr.. and
Mrs Emil Berckmann Mr.. and Mrs August Bewig.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Car. Jack. Miss Dora Erx-
MEYER Mr. and Mrs. John Schumann. Mr.. and Mrs.
Vok Mr. and Mrs Bernard Cordts. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Erxmeyer. Lieutenant and Mrs. Helmke Mr..
ana Mrs. Ernest Fischer, Mr. and Mrs. otto Schu.
bert Miss Annie Rath Captain and Mrs. Emil
TritiL Mr. Fred Kraft and Miss Belon.
The members of Lady Lincoln Lodge and many
from Washington and Martha Washington Lodges.
celebrated the hfteth birthday anniversary Of Mrs.
Augusta Schutta, at Van der Leith's Hall, on
Wednesday evening.
envy tomorrow evening In the German Club house
addresses will be delivered by Mayor Pagan Ed
ward Russ president OF the Board OF School Com
mlssioners; William Keufiel and DR.. John Kudlch.
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PASSAIC.

The engagement Is announced of Miss Jennie
Wentnk to George Z. Conant.
The Mems Holy Name Society gave a pleasant
entertainment on Monday evening.
Miss Mary f. Fletcher and James Dunsheath
were married on Monday evening the Second
Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Frank L. Taylor
officlated
The Delta Society held pleasant .ocable Mon
day evening
The Holland Society met on Monday evening.
The subject OF the evening was The Colonial His
tory OF the Passaic Valley"
The women's AID Society OF the First Presby-
terrain Church held a socable on Tuesday evening
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. George X Rose. in
Penning oI-ave.
The Nineteenth Century Club met on Tuesday
evening at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs Herbert
Llewellen Luques In Lafayette-ave. The subject
was IAN Evening in Scotland" Papers were read
BY the Rev Frank 8. Corey Wlcks. Z. NJ. Hale.
Wolston r. Brown. Miss Irene Worthen and Mrs.
William L. Clark
Tho women's auxiliary OF the Grand Army OF the
Republic held a sociabe on Wednesday evening.
The Farand concert at the Passaic Club on
Thursday evening a delightful affair.
Miss Jean Howlson will lecture Robert
Burns" at the Methodist Church tomorrow even
ing for the benefit OF the Scottish poor or Passaic
At It's annual meeting the Passaic city Gun Club
elected officers: william r. CASTOR. president.
Adrian Norman secretary. and j. Royal Hemion,
treasurer.
The Rev L. c. Muller. secretary Of the Newark
Church Extension Society, has been called 70 sue
coed the Rev. DR.; Warren l. Hoagland In the
pastorats Of the First Methodist Church.
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PLAINFIELD.
TWO LECTURES ANNOUNCED BY THE
PARLIAMENTARY cLUB-INc1DENTs
IN SOCIETY

IN SOClEIl.
Two lectures arc announced by the Parliamentary
Club 10 be given by Miss Votes for the benefit OF
tho Chlldren's Home. The subjects are to be
United States and Congress and British Parlia-
ment."
charming pink and green luncheon was given
by Miss Violet Truell at her home In Centrai-ave.
on Wednesday In honor Of Miss II. NJ Collins and
Miss ". A. Reed. The tables were artistically dec
grated in the prevailing colors.
Mrs. Florence Howe Halls talk, THE Laughing
Philosopher" took place Friday afternoon at
o'clock at the home Of Mrs. Francis Wood. No.
z3 Franklin Place. Paper copies OF the rrench
plays which Miss Caroline Minturn Hall VIII read
on subsequent Fridays have been distributed.
pleasant social gathering was held on Wednes-
day evening at the homo Of Mr. and Mrs harry
swackhamme-. The affair arranged by Miss
Mabel Van Mlddesworth. Of this city. and Mrs.
Wooley. Of westield Among the guests were
Mr. and Mrs II. J. Martin. Mr.. and Mrs. Steiner
Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Woolley. Mrs. Richards, Miss
Jennie Ross Miss Ella r. Fenner, Miss Ella Fen
ner Miss L. NJ Conover, Miss Minnie Zeisz MISS
Lille Zeisz Mrs Zeisz Miss Mamie Kohler, VIII
lam Mac Laughlin, s. II. Fenner; Horace Martin
Willard Martin and John van N Of tbs Painaed
uigh School and number Of their friends were
entertained by Miss Alice Jenkins on Monday even
ing al her home in East Sixth-st.
< pretty home wedding took place Tuesday even
ing al I o'clock when Miss Jessie r. waters;
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Howard Watt 1li,.o OK
Mariners Place was married to Augustus Wilson.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Cornelius
Surprise party given for Mrs Josie s ~, ~
teachers OF the primary department Of the Isini,y
Reformed Church and the Rev and Mrs c0r J Wr
ntendent OF the primary department.
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PEILEVILLE.

Belleville Council, Junior o. U. A. NJ. celebrated
IT'S third anniversary on Wednesday evening by an
entertainment in Passaic Hall. Admission was oy
invitation.
Mics Lillian Jones read an essay on Greek Civil
ization" before the Chautauqua Circle on Monday
evening.
The Beleville Literary Circle met on THURSDAY
evening in the assemby-room Of the puphe
soho,l Among those present were Misses Edith
Hill. Susie Lewis. Carrie Minion Grace Bro
Gertrude Halmer and Messrs. T. ]. Bissell. Rooer.
Gordon Roger Brett. Schuyler Webster. Haroid
Perry. Walter Jeroleman and John NICHOLSON
The Bellevle Wheelmen gave Ladies' Day on
Wednesday afternoon and evening. the whole club
house being open their friends OF the fair sex
4 progressive whist series was played early IN the
evening Then dancing began and continued until
late Supper served in the club committee.
room Among those present were Misses Grace
Bird. Ida Cousins. Alice Beardsey Annie Brickell.
Gertrude Wainwright, Ida Lewis. Alice Young,
Grace Bliss. Sadie Reeves and Messrs: Harry
Wadsworth, E. O. Cyphers, H. W Fackreil.
Joseph Stephens. Charles e. Ward. Robert Cor
don. George Bird. F. II. Taylor and Fred Bull
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THE COSY CORNER

so tastefully arranged at the end OF our Br2sat
White enamel ana Iron Bed Section second door
SOUTH Is attracting wide attention and most IA
vorabe comment. The bed is OF brass. massive,
but constructed along graceful lines-vericabe
lines of beauty The centre panel, head and foot.
is in Franco Romo design, while side panels
pleasantly assert themselves in free open-lace
patterns The posts Of the quarto and circle
conceit. The contrast is in the bird's-eye maple
auxiaries, a superb contrast which put serves
only blend the beauty OF both styles more COM
petely. The dresser cheval and chfonier MIR
rors are Grecian form. while the French and Eng
ish combination is manifested in the very pretty
towel stand Of brass. Nothing would please us
more this week except sale) than TO have VS.
itors from abroad view this particular exhibit
Note-We carry the largest and handsomest
line OF brass beds in the State. and have theiS
exclusive sale in Newark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-14
RUTHERFORD.

The annual election for members OF the Ruth
erford Board Of Education will take place on
Tuesday night. Tho three members Of the Board
whose terms expire are candidates for reelection.
and half dozen other candidates are In the field
Mrs NJ Casta and several Of her pupils will give
a musical in Library Hall on Tuesday afternoon.
The annual election Of officers OF the Union Club
took place Tuesday night, with this result
President. r. b. Beaumont: vice-president. Henry
Prentss, secretaries. David Stoddard and w. B.
Barley; treasurer ". II. Stevens; trustees, q.
Trowbridge HOLSTER and Wickham Williams
Mrs. VI. G.. Riggs lectured on .Feuda Castles at
The new armory OF Company l., I'd Regiment In
Park-ave.. was opened on Monday night with q
presentation Of marksmens decorations and a re-
ception at which several hundred we-known peo-
pie were present. A fair will be held In the new
armory next month.
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VM:JBA' NFN\
~ 81, ~
STATEMENT FROM WELLINGTON.
NEWARK PASTOR FURTHER EXPLAINS HIS
'A POSITION

vv.px PASTOR FURTHER EXPLAINS HIS
TEE POSITION i.
~. = T O,dknow Milllngton, the clipping
Inv - ra,rmoun, Baptist Church. In Newark,
pas nth Mrs. Dorothy Dickerson. his companion
WIZ e,rht 10 Montreal, confessed quit 10 inc
u ne,cors ON Thursday night. gave out yester-
T,ornoon a written statement as follows:
Nv acquaintance win MIS- 70 6sen INTIMATELY
about ~, r.iS Tor about GEAR. There had been an
sSsrsanding between US Tor some mo , b anas
w "9 tbSt during this time have been failing 20
sv my debts and denying my family nsecsa Iooa
rcr o Matter Of fact have saved out of my regu-
- income only about s4 IN SIX months. ,,.os d.
h a.. SsS,son 10 so 10 Montreal was arrived az
our INT a week before we left. We left New
S S on Monday March at sS p H. arrv'n fSsr IN
Mon,Iaer until the following Monday night. we
w there on account OF the nature OF certain re-
po''N DckSrson came down to New-Yorh. and
topped at Keesevie II was UNDERSTOOD oesWel
Ssr.ain things. now we'll known, were done Win
mat end In view. 49,, . ,ro,bar
on IgsS;aIIs tod them the truth.
sng at tie time that only the members OF ny fanny
Trs,urned home Wednesday. having no otmer u.,
liz han TO tell the truth. without any regar1 30
s9nse Ken, steadily in view since my return.
am heartily sorry for the wrong ! ,a nase caused
mea and and desire by strict integrity and bameiess
S,yng - attest the sincerity and genunenesS Oh NY
rspentaDce. - :. 49, s,..s,,ent which
aas 10 the deacons and most or me suu sfter
a.,er printed in the newspapers yesterday a. NV
MA fnaccurate 1t only refpans for me ~ ,i,. y
ssi II freely and fully assume all the 20 saw
tnae hi,,os for this transgresson. want 70 SSy.
enu ,bst am more thankful than can zen ~ ~
aso, &c kindness of the official members "a
~, ny Paramount Baptist Church
'ne ,.'soh offra-s have written and signed
sssion bv Mrs Dickerson who is also m s re
GO iSe congregation The guilty par b w I mem
CURE bch will probably be held to-morroW NE snr
The church WIN get along s Win III pa i9p 10 Ms Milling
while anu GlV S,,iar nastor is chosen. huntington
ton un.H -. s,rlIe out in a new line of work