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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-08
NASSAU INJUNCTION D1ssoLvED.
Mr. Hymns Suit to Annul the Lense to Go
to Trial Early in MAY.

Argument was had before Supreme Court
justice Dickey in BROOKLYN Yesterday on the
motion made on behalf Of Patrick II. Flynn TO
continue the temporary Injunction restraining
tho Nassau Electric Railroad company from
Teasing It's system to the Brooklyn Heights
railroad Company for a year from April 3, and
MS n result the injunction was dissolved. James
Z. Church. who appeared for MIR. Flynn. said
that the Nassau Com pany had $4,000. 1000 Of
preferred and 81. o. 0 900 OF common stock and
that Mr.. Flynn owned 81. 500. 600 OF common
stock.
Certain people Interested IN the Rapid
transit Company" he said. negotiated with
stockholders Of the Nassau COMPANY to obtain
possession OF two-thirds OF the stock of the
Nassau. This they wanted 80 they could con-
troll the directors meetings Of the Nassau Com
rany. They got what they wanted and imme-
diately the directors who were not In sympa-
thy with them resigned. and in their places
we're put President Bowen. Hugh j. Grant OF
Manhattan and others. so that they might act
practically as clerks OF the Rapid Transit Com
pany. 1t was an easy matter after this to vote the
lease OF the Nassau Company to the Rapid Tran
SIT Company for $50. 900 a year. A few hours
after the lease was made the Coney Island and
vent concern. OF which Mr. Flynn is President.
offered to pay S250.OO0 q year for the lease"
for the Brooklyn Heights Company. said that
the. lease was executed at | O'Clock on Monday
ana at o'clock the Brooklyn Heights Company
was actually III possession of the property. He
said that Mr.: Cocheu. who Is the Secretary OF
The Conev Island and Gravesend Company and
who was at the meeting OF the directors when
the lease was voted upon, gave no intimation
that his company was willing to pay anything
Tor the lease. He said that President Bowen
deposed that Mr.. Flynu's holdings did not ex-
coed S30O.OOO.
MI; Sheehan said there was a deficit OF $780,
600 in the Nassau Company last year and IL
the ,pIroper entries had been made the deficit
would have been much greater. The Brook
llyn Rapid Transit COMPANY he continued.
Company. and so Is naturally the most inter-
ested. We did not buy that stock under false
Impressions. either, The gentlemen who
talked about the profits OF the Nassau did not
fool us In the least"
He said that the BROOKLYN Heights COMPANY
was to nay Sl1O.OOO n year in cash, nay all the
taxes and fixed charges. and 1t wac estimated
that the lease was actually worth to the Mas
sau. Company about SSS2.4lb. Mr. Sheehan
said he was positive that il the Nassau Com
nany operated its road for another year under
the increased competition that it would not
be able to earn its fixed charges.
How do you expect to do it?" asked Justice
Dickey., by better management"
Yes" replied MIR. Sheehan. "The joint op-
GRAFTON OF the roads and the fact that they will
Justice Dickey suggested that tho matter BE-
said that he would not continue the injunc-
tion. as this might demoralize one size or the
other. The case will go to trial the first Mon
day in Nav.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-08
NAVY YARD OTE
The Two Captured Spanish Gunboats Draw
Many Visitors.

The battleship Massachusetts, in command
Of Capt. Nicoll ludlow, left the navy yard at 5
O'Clock yesterday afternoon for the Tompkins-
vile anchorage. On Monday she will leave for
Trinidad to join Rear Admiral SIMPSONS feet.
Rear Admiral John W. Philip. Capt. Frank
Wildes. Commander ]. =. ]. Kelley and other
officers stationed at tho yard will attend the
Montauk Theatre tomorrow night. when the
Rev. Father Chadwick will deliver a lecture on
the war for the benefit OF the new st. Vincent's
Home for Boys.
The gunboats Alvarado and %Sandoval. which
were captured from the Spanish during the
war and which were taken to the navy yard on
Thursday. attracted many visitors, yesterday.
The two vessels will take on coal and next
week proceed to the Portsmouth Navy Yard.
a mum Der OF marines arrived at the barracks
in Flushing avenue yesterday. On Wednesday
next $50 OF them will leave for Manila under
command OF Col. Percival c. Pope. They will
go overland TO San Francisco. from which
place they will be taken to Manila by transport.
The refrigerating shin Glacier viii leave the
dry dock this morning. and will begin to take
on stores and supplies for Admiral Dewey's
fleet. She is expected to sail for Manila the
latter part Of this month.
The torpedo boat Marley. which has been at
the yard for some time. will shortly be sent TO
Annapolis for use by the naval cadets.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-08
RAPID TRANSIT HEARING,
Aldermen Give One, Although They Have
Nothing to DO with tho Bill.

The Aldermen's Committee on Legislation
gave a public hearing yesterday on the Rapid
Transit bill now before the Legislature. Just
why the hearing was given was not made
plain. The Aldermen have nothing to do with
the bill. II it passes the Legislature it will he
submitted to the Mayor for approval. The
mem bers OF the committee said the hearing
not the people Of the city were in favor of the
measure. II they were not the committee
would go to Albany to oppose it. Lawson y.
citizens who appeared. The Rapid Transit
Commissioners sent a note saying that. owing
be present. Mr.. Fuller said the offer Of the
METROPOLITAN Company ought TO be accented
withdraw it. Mr.. Davies objected to that part
of the rapid transit plan which provides that
the upper east side section shall not he built
cent. The committee adjourned without tax
ing any action.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-08
Fourth n. j. Volunteers Welcomed Home

TRENTON. n. j.. April THE three Trenton
companies of the Fourth New Jersey Volun-
tOers arrived from Camp Wctherill. Grrcnville.
S. C.. ata:l5 o'clock tonight. Garfield Camp.
Sons of Veterans. fired Il salhte of fifteen guns
at the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad depot. whore. de-
spite a heavy rainstorm. a great crowd was
assembled to welcome the soldiers home.
Several Grand Army posts and kindred or
CARNATIONS were also on tho ground with
music and escorted the volunteers to Masonic
Temple. whore they We're toasted. tho mem
II. acting as mattresses. Mayor Sickrl and
many other officials attended the affair, and
there Vas specchmaking and singing until
long after midnight,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-08

fet"r f Finegan. coal dealer. at 346 to 352
nuus'h street. has become financially en-
pafraSsed, and the Sheriff received executions
against him Yesterday in favor OF Mahlon s..
for $2.G97 on a note and S4G5 in
,%Fof 81 IN" Montana Coal and Coke Company.
me Hherih made n formal levy on the place,
W. FOUND that the plant is covered by a chat
= u''f,gnge' year ago FineGan claimed to
we worm s"uO.ouO. a large part of which was
~ m,t7tod IN lchs"hold property. In anticipation
a n" executions being taken against him. he
In% . petition in bankruptcy yesterday. His
SnLiIil"s amount to S3O.512. The assets are
= r,"rn'. hhlong, which are. cash. ST.: horses
CIV wagons, S3.lI5; appurt"nanccs, S5,S75:
Cd"n accounts, S5.l0l. Besides this he has
iapnnGJn hrirk and frame. buildings on leased
'""u' the Na!ue OF which is not mentioned,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-08
Attachment Against bennett, the Restau-
rant Man.

Deputy Sheriff Strauss received an attach
ment yesterday against Alfred w. bennett,
the restaurant man. for 81. 562 in favor of
SANFORD S. Swain Of % Park row. who is a
e'ehson OF Mr.. bennett. Tho Sheriff served
tne attachment on the Treasurer OF Dement'S
SURPRISING Coffee Company to attach any in
.efest Mr. bennett may have in that company.
Inc sheriff received an execution against MIR.
Henhett on Feb. IL for $500 for deficiency on
SWIach any property 81 Mr.. bennett in this city.
mn l!enn"tt, satisfied several Judgments
aEainst MN last month. A friend said yes
t.snt, MS embarrassment resulting from the
ny that he had invested $25O.OOO in gold
Wyro,i'S III california which had not turned out
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-08
struck Twice in One Day.

Forty families OF tenement house cigarmak-
ers employed by Rosenthal Bros. OF $40 East
Sevcnty-third street went on strike yesterday
morning for an advance of from 80 cents to
$l.l0 a thousand cigars. according TO the grade
of work. The strikers. who are Germans.
Bohemians and Hebrews. live in tenements
owned by the firm. The cigarmakcrs who
work in a factory owned by the firm in East
Seventy-third street also went on strike for an
advance Of 81 n thousand. The demand Of the
latter was granted andthe strike was called off.
The demands OF the tenement house cigar
makers were refused. however. and when the
meeting and struck again in sympathy with
the ten 0ment workers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-08
The Deal In Dead Mems Clothes.

Or. Michael B.. Foenv. Chief Inspector OF the
Sanitary Division of the Health Board. paid q
visit last night to tho tenement at 81 Eldridge
street. which was alleged to be the headquar-
terso peddlcrs Of dead mems clothing. 1n-
spector Feeny will make n special report to-
day to President Murphy of the Health Board.
recommending. that the board Immediately
put a stop 70 the practice Of selling clothing
waters about New York. Dr. Feenv found last
night thar the peddlers Of such clothing oc-
cupicd two floors of tn" tenement. Their wares
are sold in various parts OF the city. and the
result Of this is the snreadlng Of disease.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-08
Petitions In Bankruptcy.

William g.. Romano. lawyer. Of s Broad.
way has filed a petition in bankruptcy with
liabilities S2O,342 and no assets. There mr.,
.nrS Judgments against him on notes. book
counts aud for costs from 1851 to lSDS which
S''Sv "hnthlned in this city, brooklyn, Homer.
"Gi ! r"itun, and Freehold. Nj
ntelndiet \ Hahn, dealers in PAINTERS sun
ParH az 4Oj7 Third avsnue. have filed a petit
nmm ~ phhkruptcy, with liabilities Sl7.D76 and
A'mlnsl assets s4,Sl3 in accounts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-08

Samuel Campbell of Brooklyn Stricken with
ApoplexY In Norwich. \. U.

NORWICH. n. Y. April THE funeral OF
Reed Campbell. editor Of tho Morning Sun.
was held from his late residence on Broad
street at 2:3O T. NJ. to-day and was largely at
tended. While returning from Mount Hope
Cemetery. where the interment took place.
Samuel Campbell Of Brooklyn, a brother of the
was Immediately driven to the Eagle Hotel.
Drs; Brooks aud Harris we're summoned. but
medical assistance was of no avail. and he
brcathed his last at about Z o'clock this even
ing, He was a travelling salesman for a New
Iork clothing, house. and had resided in Brook
Ign for a number of years. He also had a resi-
dencc in Bath Beach. He leaves a widow and
three children. who were telegraphed for.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-08
ON. diamond settlers Strike.

A strike of 100 diamond settlers is in progress
in the shop Of Kern & Waters. in Brooklyn. for
an increase in wages. The strikers belong TO
the International Diamond Workers Union.
VIII ch has its headquarters, in Amsterdam;
Ina branch IN New York assessed its members
81 nor cent. of their wages for the strikers,
The New York branch reported yesterday that
II has turned over TO the strikers the sum Of
SSOO 40 far. The strikers are also receiving
financial support from the International Union.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-08
SAW HER FATHER MURDERED.
Little Cnrmela GaraRuso Testifcs at the
Trlnl of lorenzo Prlnri.

During the trial OF Lorenzo Priori. an ltal-
ian drug clerk. charged with killing vicenzo
GaraGuso, an italian banker. the S-year-old
daughter OF the decedent testified yesterday
that she had witnessed the murder. The tes-
timony was aiven In the criminal branch OF
the Supreme Court.
NJ name is Carmola." said the little girl. II
am \ years old"
DO you know who God 1872" asked Justice
Fitzgerald.
"Oh, yes said the child. He Is a great big
mar IN in the sky
Q.-Do you know what heaven Is? Ayes.
sir; that is q place where'good little children
go.
y. Well, what becomes OF good grown pso-
pie? A.-Big growp-up people &c to hell.
Justice Fitzgerald moved ~uneasily in his
chair.
Now, Carmela." he said. we want you to tell
VA something else. We want you to tell the
truth and nothing but the truth, We want
y yirIs TO bGedhl IN IN, te,, nat nat G%i Furnishes little
. All right. sir. said the child. I'll tell every.
thing true; That's what I'm here for. | live
toner Of para's who came to our house. and
knew where uura was and ] went to the drug
store to find him. Priori was outside in the
ether men were in the back room PLAYING
with me, When We got to the house i saw
his, pistol and, fired at Papa. Para screamed
and, rGn, into the hallway and held on to the
wall. Then .Priorl fired another shot at papa
away his revolver and ran into u house. That's
all | NOW
Counsel for Priori cross.examined. the child
and questioned her for almost an hour. but
failed to wcaken her evidence.
The trial will be continued on Monday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-08
Trivate Letter Foxes IN "a Post Ofice Sub:
Station.

Postmaster Van Colt learned yesterday that
the proprietor Of a drug store in which there is
a Post Office sub-station was renting private
letter boxes and decided to recommend abol-
ishing the sub.statiOn,. Efforts will be made
to learn if any Of the other sub-stations rent
letter boxes. The sub-station that will be dis
continued is at Twcuty-ffth street and Sixth
AVIAN no
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-08
Jersey City Soldiers Home from tho South.

The rain Of yesterday was responsible for de-
featinG the elaborate plans for receiving the
Fourth Regiment. New Jersey Volunteers. on
their return to Jersey City from Greenville. S,
G. The first section of the special train con-
ycylng tho, soldiers arrived at 500 I. NJ. 1t
had 21O officers and men on board. The ma
jority Of them remained inthp cars awaiting the
arrival OF the second section. and they were
provided with coffee from the keystone restau-
rant in the passenger depot. The second sec
ton. with 236 officers and men. pulled into the
YARD .at 7:45, II was then dark, and as the rain
of. The Recention Committee has had badges
made for all the Jersey City members of the
regiment, and. they will he presented on the
10Th inst. at n banquet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-08

The Socialist Labor party has decided to
have a parade and an o~pen-air demonstration
at Union Square on May l, two days later than
the Nav Day demonstration of the Central
Federated Union. The Socialist trades unions
aud singing societies and the various Assem-
bly, district organizations OF the :. l.. II.
throughout the city will take part in the dem
DuStrutiDD-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-08

The Educational Club Progress, an orGani-
cation Of Socialist working people. has adopted
the plan Of giving free dances to attract work.
lug people TO it's meetings, One of its dances
is to be given on sunday, at its headGnarte[s.
club will move 10 "a Fast Fourth street, the
headquarters Of the Socialist trades unions.
The Peoples Club has also adopted the dance
idea, and will give it's first club dance on the
evening Of April - at its club rooms, Seventh
street and Third avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-08
STRUCK 4 CYCLONE AT SEA.
The Carrie A. Buchanan Had n Hard Time
of 1t OFF Cape Lookout.

The schooner Carrie A.. Buchanan. which ar
rived Yesterday from Aqua. Hayti. with a cargo
Of sugar. encountered n cyclone of Cape
Lookout. North Carolina. on March %. and
was blown many miles off her course. The
tempest was permeated with electric disturb
anrc. A bolt struck the mizzcntopmast and
Splintered II. Another bolt. which Missed into
the sea Just OF the schooncr'S. bow. prostrated
Seaman Henry Brown the lookout on the fore
castle head. He was unconscious when found
by his, shipmates. and did not recover until
three DAYS later.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-08
MRS. SHEVLIN's JEWELS STOLEN,
Thief Went Through the House Posing as a
Building Inspector.

On Monday afternoon a young man wearing a
blue coat with brass buttons called at the
home of James Shevlin. the weli-known Demo-
cratic leader in Brooklyn. at 81 Eighth avenue.
while he and Mrs. Shevlip were absent. and
by representing himself as an Inspector Of
buildings got permission to make a tour Of
the premises. On his departure he told the
servant that the house was we'll protected
against fire and that no improvements would
be required. on her return Mrs. Shevlin found
that a Jewel case containing two gold watches.
one belonging to her and the other 10 her
mother: three gold rings acd some other arti-
cles Of Iswelry valued at 5000 had been stolen.
Had it not been that the servant Tatched.ths
iicitude, il not suspicion. much richer Jewels
In the house would probably be missing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-08
JOHN c. RHODES IN JAIL.

The Former Justice OF the Peace of Bath
Beach Accused of Larceny.
John c. Rhodes. a former Justice OF tho
Peace ut Bath Beach, was arraigned yesterday
before Magistrate Brenner in the Adams Street
Court in Brooklyn on a charge of grand lar
ceny. Mrs. Evelyn FRESHMEN o. 203 West
1l7th street was the complainant. She al
legged that she had given the accused $50 az
her attorney to pay a claim against her and
that he had appropriated it to his own use.
She also produced a written admission from
Rhodes to that effect and begging her not to
prosecute niiG; htodSs waved eSamlnati91
not furnish the required bail and had TO go
to lail. There is another charge OF a similar
character pending against him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-08
The Dahlrren Ready for Launching.

BATH. Ne. April THE United States tor
pcdo boat Dahlgren has been finished and
will he launched ms soon as the ice leaves the
river. The speed Of the boat is guaranteed
3Ors knots. II Is 10 feet long. The Craven.
the sister boat Of the Dahlgren, is nearing
completion and will be ready for launching in
4 week or two.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-08
Rhode Islands weaver.' Strike Spreads.

PROVIDENCE. r.. l., April 1.-THE strike Of
cotton weavers continues to spread. The
weavers at the Pontiac mill Joined their fellow
workers Of the Knight mills in the Pawtuxet
Valley by refusing TO report for work this
morning. More than 500 operatives are now
idle in that part of the State. Including the
mills at Slatersville and Warren. about 1900
practically idle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-08
DINNER TO SENATOR FRYE.
New York Business Men grateful for Hi
Efforts In Behalf of the Port.

The committee having charge Of the banquet
70 be given to the Hon. William ?. Frye. Chair
man 1.-THE United States Senate Committee on
in recognition OF his services in Sc
curing the passage OF the appropriation for the
deepening and widening of the channels OF
New York harbor. has sent by hand to Mr..
Frye. who is now in Maine. a formal invitation
70 the banquet. Mr.. Frye had already accented
me INVITATION. but the committee felt that il
WouLd he well to send ono in n form that he
and signed by William !. Strong. ex-Mayor Of
the city, as Chairman Of the General Commit
Tee and by Gustav II. Schwab. as Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-08
Mayor Declines to Attend IA Ball Game.

Councilman Charles II. Ebbets. President of
the Brooklyn Baseball Club. invited Mayor
Van Wyck yesterday to attend the opening
game of the season at Washington Park on
April II. The Mayor declined the invitation.
saving that his presence IA required in tho
City Hall from the beginning 10 the end Of
every official day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-08
Mrs. Gillett Goe. Back to Kansas.

FL PAso. Tex. April Mrs. Grant c. Gillett.
wife Of the Kansas cattle king. with her baby
and nurse passed through here to-day on the
way TO their former homo at Abilene. Kan.
Mrs. Gillett has been in Chihuahua with her
husband for more than two months. whore he
was engaged in running the Ialacio Hotel,
which he purchased. Gillett made n failure OF
the hotel venture and recently sold out and
one night not long agotook the midnight train
for Torreon. 1t is said that he goes from there
to South America to engage in the cattle bust.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-08
Americana buy Land In Mexico.

GuADALAJARA. Mexico. April IA Chicago
syndicate. headed by DIR. George NJ. Emeric.
has purchased n tract Of 10000 acres Of land
in the State Of Michoacan. The tract is partly
covered with the finest cabinet woods. One
hundred thousand coffe" trees are in full bloom
on tho place. More than ono million dollars
was paid for the property, and II Is one OF the
largest investments made in Mexico by Amer.
leans.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-08
Young DE veau. Honorably Discharged.

Earl {. Dc Neaux. who was recently accused
by his mother. Mrs. Iris /. De Veaux. OF APP
propriating ST. 800. the proceeds of two checks
which she had given to him for collection. was
honorahly discharged Yesterday by Magistrate
Bremen of the Adams Street Court in Brook
Ign. The money in dispute is now held up in
the police property clerks hands on attach
ments by Mrs. De NcauXS creditors.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-08
stranded stcnmerN crseman neache. Boston

Boston. Mass. April The Warren line
steamer Norseman. which was foated yester-
day from her berth on the rocks Off Marble-
head Neck. arrived here to-day in tow Of tugs,
She was made fast at the Eastern ltailrnad
dock to await removal To the dry dock. Her
inlurics are Regarded as not vital.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-08
Referee Appointed in Cissie Loftus's d.
yorco Suit.

On consent OF counsel. a reference was or
dered by Justice TruaX Of the Supreme Court
yesterday in the action Of Cissie Lotus. the
actress. for an absolute divorce from Justin
Huntlcy Mccarthy, son Of Justin Mccarthy.
member OF Parliament. The Justice appointed
Charles Donohue referee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-08
Seized with Dizziness, Fell from His Bicy-
Gle and Died.

SYRACUSE. April The Rev. T. D. Perkins.
a Methodist minister of Morrisville. while
riding his bicycle in this city to-day was seized
with dizziness and fell from the wheel, sus-
tanning such. severe injuries that he died in q
few hours. He leaves IA widow and several
Young children
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-08

Alice Stone, 81 years old. Il servant at 597
Ninth avenue. died in Roosevelt Hospital yes
terday afternoon OF burns she. received last
TUESDAY. A lamp exploded while she was at
work aud set fire To her clothing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-08
Rents "a Newport Cottage.

NEWPORT. r. l.. April Mrs. Charles Whee,
Ter has rented her cottage on the westerly side
OF Eustis avenue, known as Wheeler Carr
Cottage" to Mr.. Lockwood DaniclsOn Of New
York for the coming season.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-08
Sixteen Years for.a nrooklyn Highwaymnn.

James Noble. - years old. of l7S Fulton
street, who recently knocked down and robbed
Bernard McGinity in Brooklyn, and who was
convicted OF robbery. in the first degree. was
sentenced by Judge Hurd, in the County Court
yesterday, to sixteen years Imprisonment in
Ainr EiUlg
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-08
The Rev. DIR. james u. Mes Retires from
Pastoral Work.

The Rev. DR.. James Buchanan Mes. rector
of the Episcopal Church OF the Epiphany in
Tompkins avenue. BROOKLYN. has resigned and
will go to the. Holy Land TO- resume his, recent
researches there. He will probably he sue
ceeded by the Rev. Andrew Fleming. who occu-
pied the pulpit during his absence.