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The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-06-29
DR, JOHN L. BURNHAM's su1Ess.
Won All the Medical School Prlztrhis
 Year.

Dr John Ladd Burnham, B. a n,er,ber of the class which was .d- ated from the Yale medical school S. terday, was kept busy yesterday al- noon and last evening receiving the C. gratulations of his friends on his h' ing won every honor of the school p [ sib1e for a member of the graduatlI c1ass to win. He received the degree doctor of medicine cum laude, which , conferred on students whose examlna lions and school work show unusua merit. He also won the Campbell golc medal. which is awarded to that mem her of the graduating class who secures the highest rank in the examinations o1 the course. and the Reese prize, the in come of a fund created as memorial tt Hobart Reese, M. D., of the class O 1855. which amounts to $14O annually The Reese prize is awarded annually t. that member of the graduating clas who presents the best thesis. pr. Burn ham has thus won every honor and prlz offered for competition by members o the graduating class of the medica school. The award was announced a the exercises in Battell chapel yesterda. morning.
 pr. Burnham is a graduate of the Val academic department of the class o 1896. His father, now deceased, was Congregational clergyman in Spring field. Mass, and Dr. Burnham prepares for college at the Springfield Hig school, graduating from there in tn class of 1892. He was hard workin student in college and was man high Iy respected by his classmates and col lege friends He was largely self-suI porting while in college and worked t earn money to pay the greater part 0 his college expenses. His many friend wish him continued success in his chos en profession.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-06-29
WOODBRIDGE.

June 2S.-Mrs Sheffield of New Haven is visiting the families in town in the interest of the Sunday school.
 Burton F. Bishop has graduated from the dental college in Philadelphia and is now home.
 Morris F. Tyler of New Haven has moved his family into his summer resi- dence here.
 The c. E. society held an ice cream festival in the church parlors last Fri day evening.
 D. N. Clark had COW killed by light ming during the recent heavy thunder storm.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-06-29
FOR THOUSAND ISLANDS

Mrs. s. L. Cady and her daughter, Miss Cady, left yesterday afternoon for the Thousand Islands, where they are to spend the months of July and August with Mrs. Cady's daughter, Mrs. c. A. Terry of New York, at the latter's island. Woronoco one of the most beau tiful of the small islands which is just opposite Frontenac on Round Island on the one side and the Murray Hill hotel on Murray island on the other.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-06-29

ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED The engagement of Miss Florence Holmes to Nathan Bryan Whitfield of this city is announced.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-06-29
Govern m ent H0nlgs,
ChiCauO Mark Eet,

Reported over private wire by Ii. c. Friedman & Co.,. Bankers and Brokers, 10 Wall Street, N. T.. and 7G3 Chapel Street. Room and 3. New Haven. N. A, TaEner, Manager of Local Branch.
 Opening Highest Lowest Last
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-28

pigs. display bssssss; second. Poland
China ooas.
Mn z Ssov. dsss. corn broad. red
psppsss. table besss. paFsnIps. Isssess
apple. winter spplss; sscood. plate sp-
pies. > sssietiss spplss and display sp-
pls~.
Mn r Il Tsiekey. second. hair work.
Vhisk hsno0 holder.
Mss Z Taylor. drss. Landscape 10 cray
90; secoo.i. Handkerchief case.
Nss Lsnssrs Tussie. asss. sppis Jelly
sveet eueuobss p,eklss. dsvils food.
ast aud carmel cake: sscoad. srsps sad
crab apple jeiisy. eueunbss pickles.
va'ssmsion aad plum psesssvss.
Grover Ia, ,ios. arsi. d,sp'sy srsa.es
L-slie Ts,lor. seeood. display ssssses
Ass Tssess. asst. smbeoldsesd sofs
pillow sod fsscy quilt. q
u W Taylor. asss. red wheat; second.
navy beass.
Mrs II A Tsvsa. s>cond. Loaf broad.
Nss Rose Wilson. ar.s. canned peas.
preserved ssspb.rries. strawberries. cur.
ssets AMI snnesbessi-s. cusssns and
ecnsebery Jelly. picked maneoes and
p~ss. canned peaches, pcsrs, piums.
bisskb- s'ie.. rs.pb-rries and gocs-bss-
si-s. chair scsrf. photo holder. display
green hops~ pisnss. specimen plant. cut
flowers. ard iusch cloth; ..cond. rssp.
berry. rhubsrb sad par i-ly. preserved
cherries. doushsuis. canned sppi.s and
cherries. painting on velvet sad sasin.
embroidered ismbesauin. pio csshioo-
embroidery 90 hoisins cloth. ihrov
splasher. pstss holder. emhsoidefed
center piece. dosIies snJ canned Craps.
Mrs ID d Wiley. Hrss. dah!is; second,
boqvei.
Ajdie wyssoff. second. elk quilt
Ofsee W-sthesby. eecund. sofa pillow.
Mrs + r Howard. asst, css'isg.
afghan.
Mrs J n Hunt. fret. peaches. crab
apples. APPLE. cranberry jelley. picked
peaches aud p-srs. apple butter; second.
canned pears. corn and b-ane. pears.
Mrs " II Clark. fr.t. rag carpet.
10 Wiley. tir.i. ss-ct potatoes.
CD Ssmp'ee. 6rst. Belgian bste..
J,bnny Nanny. second. belgian bases
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-28
YOUR FACE

Shows the state Of your feelings and
the state Of your health as well. ln-
pure blood makes itself apparent In a
pale aud sallow complexion. pimplcs
and skin rrupiions. II you arr feeling
weak aud worn out and do not have n
healthy appearance you should try
Ackcr's Rtooi Elixir. Il cuns all blood
diseases where cheap sarsapariiias an,i
so-callcsi purincrs fall: knowing this.
We sell every bottle ON positive xunr.
nnscc. crrschcr's Pharmacy. 1
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-28

business mon wanting Rubber
Stamps can order them throaRh
the Enterprise Office. We don't
recommend them for use in psint-
ing letter heads but Stamps Of ore
or two lines arc often quite useful.
We can name low prices for them.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-28

Group b the terror Of Thousands q
young mothers because Its outbreak y
70 axooiaing and frequently fatal. Shi.
loh's Cough and Consumption Curr
acts ME magic In cases Of Group. Il
has nrver been known to fall. Thc
worst eases relieved Immediately.
Prise = cents. 30 cents and Sl.O0.
Opcrn House Pharmacy. sole agents. !
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-28

AgRSfs swASfgD-ypR THE ttyr AND
ACHIEVEMENTS of Admiral .Dvvey." The
stead. the Iifc.lone friend and admirr, Of The
notiou's idol. Bi6fesf and heat t-s,h: oyr,
,anc crss. III % inshcs. nsssy 'G psses halt
ruand. nIs ron,mtesIoas. Outnt fsrs. CHANG.
,f . lifetime wsitc quick The D.mjnJap
Co@p~ny. Ard Flour Carton Bids.. ChIc.eo.
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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-28

AckEEs DYsPEraiA TABLETS
arr sold ON Positive guarantee. Cure.
heart burn. raising of the food. dis.
trcss after eating or amy form Of dy..
rcpsia. One little tablet give. immc,ii.
ate relief. q md 80 cents. Gretchen.
Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-28
WHAT rs SIlItoI1,

a grand old remedy for Cough. Cold.
and Consumption: used through tho
world for half century. In. cured
innumcrabic cases Of incipicut COP.
sumption and relieved many la ad.
vnnccd stages. II you are not satisfied
with the results We will rcfund your
money. Price - cents. 20 cents aud
ei.oo Opera House Pharmacy. sole
agents.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-28
a Z KelloeR. eecoed, cantaloupee.

~ II neslo88s eecooos cooSoAoopee
Ars Henry ks,eess. asss. hssd ssviss.
soilsn sss sod soss pillow; ssoood. table.
scarf sod soss pillow.
Mrs J ~ Ksissy. afst. esnssa eusssa's
and corn; sreood. esaesd goossbsrssss.
eosa snd sssdeo psss.
Ass Ainss Knight. second. portrait 10
er.yoa.
Il J Lseksy. arss. lambs: sseosd
bursi.
JN L,tii~. seeood. mare soadsiss.
+ l. B"nsy. hrsi. t3ssr old asss;
secoad. ditto.
Me- 4 More. dss'. fancy quilt
A's Eta Moore. sseoad. sesberss.
W Is Mo- -. n'ss. barley, Jerusalem
e"f; s-eoad. sppiss. plsm butter sed
fruit cake.
u s Martin. sseoad. sDan msrss sod
sinsls driver.
Esss Nueko,s. arss. ysss.old msss.
spss mar,s 10 hssnsss: sseoad. .sss.o;d
msfc.
A S,choiss. asst. tomatoes. ys,lou
oa,.ns. "uions sey hisd. white dat
cosn. Held and Australian eose; secood.
mssx.i uurssls. Mss,uAa bssas and pop
corn.
R,.sb.il. Orr. ..coea. etoek.isd fasi-
ss,ss.
A Osborn. secoad. sugar bse,s. yellow
snd ~hi'- oa.oas sad cabbage.
Mr. Harriet, Palmer. Hrst. light rolls.
c.s-. preserved vs,.sm.ioea picked
art l--: sseond, canned ssd preserved
crab spples-
Mr- jennie roi'oek ars,. vesbeass.
Mrs E;ss Pufs-. 6rss, table scarf. COL
ies'io. china, hand psis,sd plscque:
.-cosd, hand painted china.
Nts EA Reed. Hr.i. cut a,ssrs. Gamma
and eeni.r picCee ssd ,ioilies.
The Rocky Ford High School Gas
s~ssded a's; premiums on 81 es,fiss IN
drawing and ~si'ias.
Mrs ia. Eichss,i.,s sf.'. tsiiias.
Myrtle Epishcnbsea. nts,, crochet
york.
C.i--'- II .bes. srs'. painting on bolt
.us 10th aud .i1xlc piece hand psistes
cSiba-
Wv Randall. ft.'. alfalfa seed: sec
onJ. trd sh..t.
M's II + Elshmsr, .ecosd, r.lms.
Mf. Julis A Slayer. arsi. preserve,
pc,ci,r.. pluus and cherries. curran,
md pcar III. camel cherries sn,
stab ppl.e. chou chou. ~hisk bro "a
Older. stecinsn lily. dvushnuts &C,
'om.ioes: second. preserved peachel
s'fas berries. sooeebersiee. tomatoes 40,
currss'. soo.sserry and apple jelly
canned bIackberriee. pickIei peaches
mised pickles. iounsins pillow. hsnsinI
basket and rsspberrie..
AC Sloan. fret. marine vier and POT
trait in oil; second, u.srins view u
pastel
J r cksabeseer. fret. 4.year-oi
stallion. col, under s-coud. 1 year oil
stallion.
" l. SickenberRer. fret. 3.,ear-oi
stallion. 2 and l-,ear-oId nsfe. col
brood mare. span draft mares. 3 year oil
mare. 2.yesr-old mare.
Mrs Al Smith. frsf, fruit piece &
oil, point Ises. iouasinR pillow; secoot
lunch cloth and sideboatj scarf In bat
tenbursh.
. Mrs e E Swink. nest, spooss cake an
canned srspes; second, canned peache.
d E Shelton. second. pop corn on eel
jos Stssis, fret. best display sarde
, prod,cts. white onion., red pepper, rad
|. ishee. pess. red onions, celery and gel
!, low onions; second, tomatoes. any varie
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: 2 years.
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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-28
SICK uENpAClfrs

The curse of ovrrworkcti womankiuti.
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20 CENTS. opcrn iiou-e Pharmacy. soic
agents.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-28
MANY 4 LOVER

Has ,inrncsi with disgust from IN 9th.
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brcaih. karrs Clover lteot Tea puri.
ar- The breath by its action ON the
bowels, etc. ns nothing else win. Sold
for yruss on absolute guarantee. Price
= nisi 20 cents opS1 House Phnr.
usnry. sole agents.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-28

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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-28
1 Wonderful Cur oe l,iarrh,c..

A prominent Virginia editor had al.
most given up. but was brought bock 10
perfect health by Cbamberia,n's Coj;c
Cholera and Diarrhoea Reme,ly. Head
his editorial:
Prom the Times. uIIlstiIIc. Va.
suffered with diatri,oea for q loas time
and thought I was past being cnrrsi. 1
had spent much time and money and sus.
fered 80 much misery that I had almos,
decided TO give mp all hopes of recovery
and await the result, but noticing the al.
vertisement Of Chamberlain Collie
Cholera and Diarrboea Remedy and slso
some testimonials stating how some won.
dcrful cures had been wrought by this
remedy. decided 10 try 10. After a few
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and wish 10 soy further TO my readers
and fellow sufferers that am n hale and
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ever did in my co. X. Moons. Sold
by T.. W. Kearby.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-28

Call at the Enterprise Office for
samples and prices on all kinds Of Job
Printing.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-28

AckER's ENGLISH REMEDY Win
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tho worst cold In twelve bous1 u
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crh Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-09-28

Lenses Of ali kinds al tho Enter.
prise once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-25
FIFTY CENT GAS IN SIGHT FOR PASsATc

Passaic. Nov. "a (speciaD.-There Is now every
prospect that the City Council VIII grant the re-
Guest for a franchise made by the new Equitable
ca company This company is the one organized
bv ex-Mayor Andrew Mclean to use the method
Invented by Dr. J. W. Chisholm. OF Chicago, and
eli gas for 30 cents a thousand feet
- bas been a feeling that the Chisholm
,-ocess was a myth. This feeling was dispelled at
q hearing before the Board Of Trade last evening
Tyban DIR. Chisholm explained as much OF his
mmatboA as he was willing 20. Judge W W. watson
intrndured resolution urging the CITY Councli 10
1t the franchise with proper restrictions. ana II
gram .s vtthout dissenting vote. Colonel John
a Psrker Chairman Of the CouncAmens commit
tae which Is investigating the matter sald that ne
rad heen convinced and that he tnought the Couh-
eli would grant the franchlse unanimously y. With
TIVE company does not ask Tor any contract WIN
che civ il asks only for franchise. II declares
N - vii nut I'D 800 900 plant at once. capable
ma ~ turning out two million feet Of gas day
~ , sieo furnish a bond OF $1,000 TO repair me
w. nronerly The Paterson and Passalc Gas
and Electric Lighting Company six months ago re 20
as tts rate Tor gas from 81 50 thousand net 70
:, ~ ON september It reduced the rate 70 - 20
e. 80 Introduced a sliding scale 80 that the ra''
he 1903.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-25
Brooklyn. Nov. "a. 1899.
EI-M4YOR SCHROEDER I'LL.

ANXIETY FELT FOR HIS RECOvERY-DR
JANEWAY CALLED IN CONSULTATION.
Ex-Mayor Frederick a. Schroeder is lying dan
gerously III with pneumonia at the Hotel Mar
garet, where he makes his home. Mr.. Schroeder
was taken III last Wednesday. the result OF
cold caught a few weeks ago at the funeral OF his
daughter Mrs. Anderson
Or. John Z. Richardson is IN daily attendance
upon him. and said last night: Mr.. Schroeder is
very sick man. Dr. Janeway was called in con-
sul;aton last night and again tonight. What the
outcome Will be it is impossible TO say
Mr. SchrOeders left lung is seriously affected
and there are symptoms OF the disease spreading
TO the right lung The patient is not in as good
a condition 70 fight the disease as might be. on
account or his recent ahlictlon. and then too his
age is against him. Mr. Schroeder is slxty-six
years old
Fortunately. however. he has strong constitu-
ton. which will count in his favor. Mr.. Schroeder
is receiving the best attention. and his wife Is al
ways with him. She said yesterday afternoon that
he had been resting only at intervals Thursday
night and yesterday morning. His condition was
about the same last night as II had been earlier
in the DAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-25
A SMALL FORTUNE IN THE TRUNK.
1T CONTAINED $1,000 BUT THE THIEVES
FAILED TO FIND IT-JoHN COATES
SHOWS HIS NERVE
SHOWS HIS NERv


Camden Nov. "a Special. John Coates Is rich
recuse who lives at West-st. and Bridge-aVe. a
couple of weeks ago a sneak thief got $500 In cash
from his house, but missed $500 IN cash ana s0'""
in securities .s
News OF what was left behind doubtless attracted
other thieves, for at o'clock this morning TWO Ioo
bers entered the old mans house, bound aLi
gagged him. threw him into a closet and proceeded
10 search for OF the coveted wealth one man
sat on his head while the other stuffed gag IA nis
mouth 10 prevent his making an QUERY " ME ono
OF the robbers sat on mis- head the otner Ieliow
made search OF the house IN quest OF piuncsr.
Every Few minutes the ro0oer VINO was soohlns tVs
the money would come into the room Nhere ais
companion was sitting on Coatess head ana WITH
laugh ASK How are you making out Win 'he
old mann
Receiving a reply from the other fellow that
Coates was all right he would continue ms searcn
for plumber Evidently becoming discouraged IN
his work. the burglar returned and opening tho
harm"
Coates replied mournfully: How can give you
PEELED 70 work for 81 81 a day.
Again the burglars made a demand FOR 800. and
on once more the man pleaded poverty Then he said
81 wonder what the police did with the key
gave them to the front door? They Will be back In
a few minutes, and then you fellows Will let
go"
This evidently had the desired effect as the two
men quickly departed. and Coates says he followed
Of policeman. He found Officer Miller. who made
search OF the house Everything was upside
down but In trunk on the second floor Miller
which the thief fortnight ago missed had been
turned over TO Coates's son-in-law Dr. O. B. Gross.
who also took charge OF the $1,000.
mission OF Public Instruction IN redemption OF
bonds which he held The amount paid
TO him in cash. and IL IS supposed il IS part OF tho
$4,000 found In his house by the police this morn
ing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-25
BROOKLYN NEWS.
WANT COB DOCK REMOVED.
MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION PREPARES A
MEMORIAL TO CONGRESS.
IT is URGED AS AN ADVANTAGE TO THE PRO-
VISION TRADE AND TO THE GOVERNMENT
IN DOCKING Nresrrs

IT Is URGED AS AN ADVANTAGE TO THE PRO
VISION TRADE AND TO THE GOVERNMENT
II DOCKING VESSELS
The question OF the removal Of part of the Cob
Dock in Brooklyn. which It is claimed hurt the
Wallabout Basin Market through the conditions
which existed has been referred to the Mer-
chants Association OF New-York TO investigate.
1t was also asserted that the removal OF the north
end Of the dock would facilitate the entrance Of
Government vessels into the drydocks at the Navy
Yard. it would widen the channel.
f. II. De Berard OF the Merchants Assoc,a-
ton, who has charge OF tie investigation. has
prepared memorial to Congress. which will be
introduced at the coming session The memorial Is
as follows:
The Merchants Association Of New-fork re-
specially submits for your consideration the ad-
osa tSe East st the e .as of T3
eastern portion OF the Cob Dock, which is now
United States Government. 81.
This association comprises in its membership
chants and over twenty-five thousand non-res-
dent members. and II is especially earnest In main
Of the State Stat Of NeW.York The removal of the
portion OF the Cob Dock above referred TO wuld
New-York by aTording improved facilities for
handling large part Of its food supplies. ana
neighborhood. which now have no adequate DOCK
facilities. II is urged that the removal OF THIS
tage to the United States Government by reason
of the increased facilities which would thereby pe
obtained for the storage and dockage OF vesseis
and for the proper conduct OF the business Wincn
is carried on al the Navy Yard situated al tha'
point. - -, r-ri.od
States authorities 10 impose any condtiohcs as ~
reciprocal benefits TO be derived from the state oI
New-York this association will by some legitlnlaoe
Influence which IL bring 10 bear. assist IN pIp
curing such legislation as may be necessary 70 y
carry sucn conditions as far as the SAM me md
be reasonable and proper and may be for tne Pao
lie benefit as affecting the commerce and IidNlsa
ton Of the harbor OF the city OF New-Iork -
This association therefore peuucLs that W
honorable body will adopt the necessary 4eels'A-
ton 10 carry into effect the foregoing Object r1,-
THE MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION OF NV
YORK WILLIAM F. KING PRESIDENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-25
PROMPTLY ACKNOWLEDGE GUILT.
EXTRAORDINARY PLEA ENTERED BY FIFTY.
THREE BARRooM KEEPERS OF
GLOUCESTER CITY

Camden. Nov. "a (SpecaD.-Of eighty-nine bar
room keepers OF Gloucester City who were indicted
for having disorderly houses by the last Grand
jury dfty-three made a formal appearance and
plea OF guilty in the Quarter Sessions Court this
morning. Their plea was one of the most novel per-
haps, ever made in court. They presented TO the
Court written plea, signed by William J. Stei-
son, Thomas Mcbride and James Hutchinson. q
committee FOR the indicted liquor storekeepers OF
Gloucester City. The plea reads:
Court OF Oyer and Terminer and Quarter Ses-
stons OF Camden County.
Sir: The defendants who have been indicted for
selling liquor on Sunday in the city OF Gloucester
City earnestly present 70 your honorable court in
mitigation o; our offences:
First-That licensed saloonkeepers under
authority of licenses granted by the City Council OF
Gloucester City. That such licensed dealers we
mad, until these charges were made. believed our
selvs amenable and subject 10 the control and su-
pervison OF the local authorities OF Gloucester City
only.
ued wholly upon such directions should
ceive from said city authorities. and ia the alb
sence or any directions the subject and under
the permission and sanction OF conduct We
SOLO liquors in an unlawful manner
we therefore. while acknowledging our mistake
and wrongdolng desire 10 save all unnecessary ex-
pense TO the county By the trials of cases and
In this public manner 10 plead guilty and 10 sub
nit ourselves TO the Court. and ask such leniency
as your honorable court can grant
Five OF the indicted men entered pleas OF not
guilty and eight have fed to escape trial. Three
are TOO Ill TO appear. The others have not yet
been summoned. Judge Armstrong said he would
take the novel plea under consideration and an
nounce his decision as TO punishment on Tuesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-25
RAILROAD CONFUSION NOT TO MEET.

out Of respect TO the memory Of V!ce-President
Hobart the meeting OF the Railroad Commission
10 hear the complaint OF the citizens OF Brooklyn
against the new transfer system OF the Brooklyn
RAND TraAst Company will not take place to-day
in the Brooklyn Borough Han The commission
met last night in the Fifth Avenue Hotel ana ad-
4o,rned the hearing until further notice.
Commissioner Baker said yesterday that he had
made a quiet investigation on Thursday evening
Of the conditions prevailing on the lines OF the
BROOKLYN Rapid Transit Company He went alone
10 the Manhattan terminal OF the Bridge ana aI'er
,.atob,,g things for a while there he came over 10
,be Rrooklvn side and for himself JUST Wha5
cause there Is 10 complain OF overcroWoihg aha
Sengerour handling OF the traffic. Mr.. BAKER ma ,
sisa ridden over the lines OF the company he saI1
yesterday that in the hearing he would De thoi :
Senerits Of the case without the least olscTln-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-25
A DEFENCE OF TWO PREACHERS.
WHAT DRs. JEFFERSON AND HILLS SAID
AT THE CONGREGATIONAL CON

To the Editor Of The Tribune.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: An unknown correspondent In this morning
paper. under the caption. Pastors Prophesy Con-
fct." does great injustice 10 the remarkably elo-
quent addresses OF Drs. Jefferson and Hills at the
meeting OF the New-York Congregational CONFER
ence last night There was not a word spoken BY
either gentleman OF "sociastic trend Dr. JET
ferson did not advocate 'parochial schools along
side OF the Protestant churches, nor did he speak
approvingy OF the Catholic schools, as the words
OF this reporter imply The whole trend and pur-
pose OF the speakers to urge on every educated
church member the duty 70 that the young
everywhere are taught the Bible, and that the
millions OF children and youth now growing up to
exercise ne duties OF citizenship without moral
and religious training should be brought into the
Bible school and trained In the ethics OF the Bible
The rich and cultured we're indeed urged TO engage
earnestly In this work. TO seek TO reach and win
the children OF the sums lest by and by a social
istic" or "anarchstic' conflict between the lower
and the upper strata OF society should come. Dr
Jefferson did not 'prophesy' such conflict his
address received by the large audience with
long continued and unanimous applause. l do not
believe any one IN the audience. except the unfor
tunate reporter commented on the addresses O.. the
evening In other than terms OF high approval
~ J. MORRISON.