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PART 11.
PAGES il TO 14.
"t:_f
TUESDAY,
APRIL 23, 1895.
AYMAR'S DEFALCATION.
PIS LAWYER 8ATS HK ?FIRST TOLD THE
BANK i IF IT.
ajrnr ie national shoe .nd leather
SAV THE. KM.,'. OF IT SEVERAL HOURS HE
1 ?RE HE ?'? 'NKE.-58IO.N v ?TIRCULAR
TO PI "- AYMAR H III.I)
I." UUO DAI I.
? ?' ? of the Na lal si-., and ?Leather Bank,
at Bl were anxious ys
te ? ? aii 1? in.? in the at
too ru le') shak* n by th*
??- ? ? by Sarnu? 1 I-:.
Ayn ' f Samuel ( .- |y, a id
b ? long un Ilse IV* r* ? ? ? ? Hon, by
T. V '? ....-?' IV* ! . . - -. ' ..
i ?jo. H.? brother-in-law, also a bookkeepci
<rr ?..-?' ink, was allow* ; i. remain and
a rk of tracing th? f ?ri*.????'?s In th?
l ? ? rii it he had atol? n thousand?
g. dollars I I entered the mln Is of
t lay
I in ?t . (plain jr? sterday
? '??:.-. much delay In discovering
Ay ma i ? Frank W. ?ngel, the lawyer, at
K ? ' red that he had Inform? '.
t ? ;?? of the : ?? i Ayrir ir ha 1
i ? on Kr-, i iy afternoon,
em l* "i the Inferen?*? thai Aj -
: - - a hav* remained undlseover? i much
; of It Irans- ;f. It w t<
I ? il ? fresh trouble
I:. - - Leather B ink woul i lead
to the re tu fi ?m the pn ?1
.? Mr. Cran ? ?said he ha 1 n ?
Lot :? i of n
A STATEMENT TO DEPOSITORS,
? r \\ ?- mail* I to a 1 of the
<3. ; tneil by John A. Hlltner,
\
-?- ae< n an ace an: In
i
r - ? -' .'? ? ' am un; Im ol\e I
a*
.;n of a s vi i
e*. nts of
i : i ? . ? en sup?
? li?ty party all ?we I to * se u??.. but
h ? ' 1 u ..',
vat .-. ? ' ? khoMer or
?- , -
.. ? ??
11 Ion t ha t I rests :
a ? I'll! be Jc*al ?usl* g lar le 1. \\ II
: i lers, ,.i?.? after char-i?
re m tins a |
Ired capita, of * ???
which i a ! y.b. lent guarantee
j. - ? - bank
: ' ? el u as th? ?a a yer a ho : ?? ? Iv? I a
a- Seely bel Be? Iy fit 1 fi I
i ? as S el - hen the j
"d - - ? caught a i
I. '. ?? . . ? erd iy aft? rn.? ?n lo a '?
r
:? ? ?' ,--..-?; m on
... . .?_.,..
mon? y was a
'-..:! -,? util?? tak? hin lo the
Stat* Mnrshal an 1 s'irr?*n?lt r
: ......
? th* bank f.rsl I ft Ayi
! .- a w
?
.' I ? . ?
? ? ? I, staggered
1
* - ; i . -.?. '
E r - LIAR 8TATEMEXT3
I ? i: . to t not gone to ihe I ink
with ?*... ? ng ? \? ? rms f ?r Aymar, bul
I . . . ? ? .
f ta and et them ? : ? : ? ?a : ? n as ta
ought to lx li Aym ir. In ihe ? ise
of Seely I 1 .
) t t o t h e a u t h
avant* I et l elf i
?
bank that If the- wanted Aymar lo bi i ??? ? 1
mmedlat? y.
Tl t want Ayn rested thei .
t of A y mai
) -.??-. .. ? . r ? :
? ? -?t t ? ?l. Ay
mar ? rr< st? 1, but if ill? facts i.
??ame put.:;.? the bank officials would have Aymar
? ? at? -it . f
t? ? ,'iw. h I that h?- would hav? Aymar
?-? . ? Ihe bank on th<- ground that Ay.
? ? ? i i-i drinking saloon?.
t to hav? the ' "
: ' ?? ofll ??, an?l Mr.
J? --. r a !?? 1 to thai 1 ask* 1 what I would do
'?>???? lime, and Mr. II
? . - s ? rr.? I ?:. ai ask? : to met '
? tl - h ink ;.' th? ?.!!; ?- of Ihe
n Life Insu tnpai it p. m .
lo that i ? ime in k t., niv ..;:.-?
? - . ? ? ??:? and r et urn In ihe
i - - ? The next i - " ? ? "? i rgli g
? r< Ived at m ofl ??? by mal?.
Mr. Ansel exhibited I ????-. which ha 1 ?been
t it 7 p. m .?n i ? ? l ? ??. and had I.n ; ? ? I -
d:- I to Mr .'?-? - "'?' ??? ll read as follows:
Bai I .-?i
? you ap- i)> reby ?iis
r e employ of tl bank on a
c. ? ? drinking
sa: .1' ?UN |. i*i ?le.
"I -v. ? ? ? . the * .:. e ol I ?- Metr p litan Life In?
turar riday afternoon," .Mr. Angel '
. !. '"an l v ? Iy ? ? hour befi?re Mi
1' ? to talk to n ? He
... : - Ayn ar arrested i
I ?a wed. to sum nder him.
I ? treat unco irteouslv bv t-..?
bu- i irr* M ? f Ai mar. and now I
may ... k< a fight In tl
lr..,; . _ guillv."
MR ?.MI.TNI" I" MAKES A DENIAL
Harlnj hal Mr. Ang
Mr. H ' ? '
.?:?'. the :'?'? " Of i. '-? '.
I
a. ? ? ? -, ? - - - -v I?-,.
/? ???-.? ?-..???,.:.? gel
: ? .
t escape. On
Frl'lay ' I ?."as Seely's
\ ? a...! ha :
Still I
v . it was
. ? ? '.;???? th*
- ? ? . I promt.??1 hin? I
? ? ? . ?
.?
.... it It Is aii- I
i il that 1 ' ? '
get
?lth Mi \ . tor)
reed to
m ittei ?i ? ? .
. MU? .
ihe pr?s* ? ? na?,.
bai for abiui
M ?-? : ? ir. i thai
I? .: I .ill I Uval
:????-. thli
?.-?: ;i - loni
e - ? n . . r- It ll "Ignifl anl
ibl. ; ? maki on? irai lulenl enti y
v. .-...? r r a. pn ?enl manage
? ? --.f.
the bank offle? rs km v of
Aymai nlng, i?? fore Mi Angel
k- . ' ? ? t ire of the extent ol
I .v y ihe ih< tl? had
I I, Mr. O an? ?al I "I
? ? ? t th* x. re not d .red until
: ...
: if there was truth In the
rej.ii ? n reran Mr. Cram ?? ?
'I .? ? . I ouaht to know.
ATMAR HELD 1"".': EXAMINATION.
John I . , . ? er ol Ihe bank, said that
b? false * ntrle? in Aym it ? i""l<
on ?Ttl li [.and ha : ca ise i iVm lo be
? ? ,. :. (. -, hi "???'? to consult
?11 ' ? ? ? ? visit to li.- "''?"?'
> ' .. \v i u knew mat t.
Aj - -...:?- dis* ha? -. ? by ins;, ?? Voorhli In
? ?-arty yesti "lay after
, -.. puty 1,'nited States
I and i '?' M arirty. who
...,i |ai ued by united
s
- warrant, Avmar was
loan I Cole, with having
ount ".' ihe Metroiaolltan
*? ?'?? In u . .- ., ai v as <?-".!..''. i M, ?wh< n II
: 101 ll
Aym? ? -, b?fore United ?States Commis
J?''?'?'??" ?- ? ; m an I -vas held In US.O00
??IJ foi ? ? ti m i,ti Api
He -..,?- r?m .? i to Ludlow Street Jail in default
0.' :
MATOE BTAtOXO WILL dtB Till: WOMBS.
-I.'??'.? ?Strong e/ent .,., t.-..r?i yesterilay as being
h. ?: ?? ? w.?r;. and ti.<* aim"? et ike
La Totectlve Ass ?olatloa
'' Trautmati aad Mr? ?Enaal, ? _____b_r.
C:iV" '! OH Ills II a.? ii,l hii'l a Inn? talk ..lioilt the
?evaral matters thai are at present ensagli-S ?h"
Bttini -embers of tb? AasoolaOon. 'i"he.v
??M afterward thai Ihey had found th?- Mayor wit*
them la iplnt, and wIlHng to *'.o whatever he eetiM
to fac?ltate th.- - ,?k
'' ' O? " m?.st Important mattere that ?hey dls
Cu__t_ ?Itk the _l_>.i -a. the law comyt-liliiii
stable ownera to place refuse In retorta so that
Its (H-esence would not be ? mei ?? to h.-aiih
Another matter thai ? ??? ?rai ihe removal of
: ;' r' nd? rini establlshi i I " " limits
i hey have wag? i] n sr ' ' ? nulsanci for
" "" " Unie an 1 ?a it h the M iy ? - '?? ',? hoi * to drive
It ??ut ol the ? Iti
BAIS8 AFFECT TBK COTTOS il A BRET,
PRICES PALL A LITTLE ON THE BREAKING OP
Till: 1.1'..,! IH IN TEXAS,
R ilna m Texas yesterday caused a halt In the up?
ward movement of cotton. Botli Liverpool and
America were weak ft..m this cause, Hut the
strung bell? f m ti ? staple ... sen I Itself vigorously,
and while si one time (juotatloni were 12 ? i
lei fl nurd ij "s cl? se, Ihe 1 I r? f the ses?
?ion shot? : . ii .. , net 1 ?;???", ?point - for the
day. August closed at >'?*-' and M ? ? at ? ??.. The
tia Una iras hea? ?. ". being sold Man?
ch? stei apim . ri ; ?ok 12 "? ? ?les Th? r? wai i
?'? nil? ' of opinion as to the nient ol the rainfall
m Texas, but ihe fact that I was raining there at
ull Indicated that the drouth was broken 'The
Houston Post" say? that th? cot? i : ig? in
''? ?as will i... r. lue? I 17 j rear, but
that a serious drouth jusi : -?-? would result In
much oof the hit. ige .!.-? n ? : for ? orn and oats
1 ? 'IB plante I In cotton. With this \ lew, the rai;,s
nil mid loe a bull :.. 'ot Tl ?? n irk? I mov? i up and
down excitedly In a swing of 10 polnti during the
?ay. Just before the ? M lniii.ni ap| ear? !
appeared on the floor and d itribut?*d In person his
orders to i uy. T ?? t! i ui.ish movein? i ?
wheat an i sto? ks ?h >g In? no ? ?:. ol abating,
h? Iped :???? itij to i .. ;, up th? cotton m irk? t.
Price, M? ??.? ml? k .v ? ,. sa> .
So far is aceui ite Informntl? n ?*i th regard to the
i ? xas rains is ??..? U . ,i?j n ? ,U|d s? em that the
- ha??; been .
;r;i ,,; i "-? -'? ri , ri s? .?? in i irrani
'!' "?""? ' "oilin, drays. ? ui I llui.intles, and hi
;M,":?'' rexas, as well .,- r rt Worth, the rain
rail has b< en h? iv> and .. furth? r precipito
i . lli t. l foi t o-murrow,
At a m? m t.- ? , ? m r. RXch inge h? Id - ?
,; ?>' th? f? '? ' ?: am? n I in? nts were ad pt< d by a
v ote of '. ' ? ? ?".
s"":' n 71 \ end so as t i i.wc the Board ? f M in
as ru power to .?; . h i i ? office or In , ? ? i i ?
chlel -mi . t a m? ml?? i . ; tl . Y\ > nge ? r a n n?
memher
Section 58 .m? nd so as to pr i? Id. th il the Ware
i us? an 1 Deliver) ? " ? . -,
sped ir In-eh ..-?..??. , . , ,,n... ,,.
?ev< n l.\. ? ange mcmtiers, I it ma) b?
i Uxfh?ini; ; ? ml - on njn-ir.?-iiil.< i
? ':? latt? r to be the I ? ? ?
tue OLP i;r.ii;n is ai.haw.
UNOn MOUT ?N IN T ?1.1 > ': UK oPPI? M: ; \
THE EX Ei ' TI? v i il v"
All my, April 22 The eld Uua.-i ol V- i
were the honored ? ? y
th? I: MM,". ---' o \,r; ? 1 ?
t; .ii-- for the rntertali
. ? ? ? nival v
... ? ? ? ,-lslt w.ts i
bratl ? ? ? iil?'*?rsary of th?
./ itl il T n y an;?. I In town at ? lock
g an i w re ?.? ? ... .
tors wer. taken ihn i ? ? and lo i i
' ' '? ' . .
and Mayor V. ? ? .
The .-;.,..-:.. rt? ? ? ;
' i '? ' I ? ..
? ? ? :? ? ?? - Ex m . ' ? ? . ? ?
.....
. ? ? :????? ? ....
erner by A I . ? Ic.lplt Major S
w i s Insta Uel n?ll v!d na II?
....
After leaving the Kxi
? ? . ' ? t he 11 n ? '...? tot
.?. 1 .-i . ? ? - ? In
?Winning at
by th? hoir and
,.';???
Kanlst. The serv'.?*es ai th.
Ihe Bui -, i
?
. .
At T ' ? ? his ??'. s ....
end ? he i guests ?..?? ?!?.?? I
? .? i ? ?
' ?? ' ? ' . ? M .
lowed by several
cal Ma ;.???; I r toa.it?, as f?
Right Re? ?. ' Ij ?.'.? Bishop ol ?.
? The ?mplr? State, ? ; ? ? ? ? ..- .. p M
"The ?.. - ( >i m
tropol s." ? \ -'? ??
. ??:-..: .-?.,'?: I ... ... i '. il.ll, ' m
:. ?.'.??? loveri -? ?
? '?.'.'?-. Pol i .-r. Ms .? K A. '?:
'?? nir ? "an ;?'.!? Ma r J ? > \?.!? ard ' .">
r\ Danfoi i i
Terry; ! !.. .????'?
? ? The Senat? S?-na s ?? '
n til), ' :-, eakei Hai I 'I he K? I.
Whit? and Blue, Sena! ir H. J. (Vi
, ' Ms r-Oen?ral . f M?.?tu hon; "Tl ?
K :rth " ? !?? >! .??? 'I..-:. "? '?i; Na'....'
Dr. J. .? esle) ? ? I ? H
rell; "lnvei
\ tnblyn ? lall
. -; .Mill,, VII II. S. .1 P ??? : . I ? ?
.?.;. mi oi.' s," James iillvet ' ? ? ir Keturn II
\V V. Everett : "Au Be? i ('apts
II.--,!..' \\ h '? Soi nearly all i ...
... ? ? . ? ; ....
pan).
I Guard left I
rted I to b?
join n< y, Its day and eeiehi
??. , t weather, ....;?? . ,??..-.
,- .
PLAST1S? BEEHS I* VACAST LOTS
.\!.im: ?;.", i ' . :..-,'
? l? il'EltTY MIM'... ?
-'M Mi. iviMIN'l IN
?jmi(. . ? ? .- ttee on the i 'ull Ivatl ? :. of Va? anl l?nl i
by tl t'nemployed I :
.,,,.]. nd I'll ? ir th? rhlrty-l ri i ferr;
Mr Ai I? :' ' '??'? ie of th?
, . ? that i '? ? '?'" . ? ' had b? ? n
? .. ?..,- iiy pis ted, md new appll il ? -
... .... une-fou rt h I i n acre I
allott? d to ? ich appllc int. I
. : the ip| ' ....... ?
..... ? woi ked t
... ,,, mi reo /es nail sn a?'re, an exp? i
. ? . ??,,..? : to ?? the lot
worli nd how l plant thi ? ? I'ota
nd such lia. .. -? ' bl? s us |.? is,
beets t. ive air? ? ' lx ? '? i?->- ? oihei
.i , : iding corn and bi m i, will b? i lanted lat? :
. ,.;,. ?,,. | h '-...? received from t h? Agrl*
lit ural I ? ngton
v; , ;, |. -..,, ? iak< m In the work, sn?l I
... : . . to Aik ? -.1 th? Mi
. nme from ?ill sections of this i Itj ami from Hi .?..?
|VI1 Astoi other plac. - The applicants i o
date are moi tly ?Uermani -? ? di . Nm w? glai and
Irish. There Is only ont? I i M.: th( Uel
mai.- and HveAt sre ?? ;?? rlence.l . irmers.
Mr An .- i -'-? said Ih n msld? rsble troub.? ha I
i... n caused b) th? publli atk n In one oi ni -<?
i?.Wsi ip< !? that ih'- coinmltteu ?? ? ?'? ? !?? "!???
in ihe .a-, t?, work on the land M in) n ? n, In ?
s,..|i,',..o., had 1?. sieged tt.?ce ol the commllte?
,, .,.-k"i for work.
?.Ir \,,.i,, ..,i ?aid the committee ploughed the
1.1 ? .i and furnlshe I the pi inti is n tli -?
r? n,| tools \A b? re tn< ; pll? u ' "? ? '" ' I.' ?'
? .. forth? e things paymeni was not Insiste?! upon.
,,,,. lam,, have l**en received from i unters
that boys did r? nslderable lamage to th? r plant? i
on Hunda) by runnlns ov< i th? m I' was
r, .,,. i the*, would ilo more when the crops l"?;iii
t , gros The Long Island nty police win be r.
,r?.,?-i to keep th? I y* ????? and If tney do not d -
.. , .,,.. ..,i watchman will pi ibahlj be engaged on
Sundays,
A PISS tPCOA 111.A SKSTOBA
There la In th? Museum ol Natural History a
Spll :, ,. 1 -;-,. in n ol 1 u? B H. ?<?????>??'- I, ci wned
with .-. ?mat bunch ol flowera Th? leaves of this
plant are linear, gnsen, rldg?Bd with s yellow-brown
. la .ml cur Ing fl." imenta The leavi - en I In a
-'. irp spike, raceme simple, ? ne an I one half *? ? I
long, bearing between -""' snd HO campanulate flow
em ? vii sboul two In? h? i >ns ?<" ' ??moat pure
white
Pi ifensor hill m speak m about the beautiful
exhibit, aald thai th? plant, a il h I? ?"""" eighteen
fe.* high, came fi >m Mount Carmel, Texas, ai I
arrive?! at the Museom eleven da) - ?go. It was
seen thai Ihe flower fl md had Jus! pushed II" ?ay
through the leaves Th .ugh the trae Is neither
In *???.! nor watei the rron sre?s : >? ; ' ? ?? he? a
.??s' ?jril bv t.-li? will be In pert-t nowei
d%e?tSnt ArUe first al ovTto the efl ?one
enters the north end of ih? ball ?"??' ' l '
Morris K, Jesup .-oi.-.-m . . of wood?, and la well
w?.r:h a visit by an) bol inlat.
.1 BABDBX riTT BXSIKSBS tSJVBBD.
rjitorge W. Burkholder, an engineer at the Oar?
dan City ?vater.v..rk*. Loos l?!?'''1. ??Plorad by
th.- Stewart etMate, had an accManl ?nil.Ing
notas of the machinery yesterday Hla rtajhi band
eta, raugHt, four of his fingers were ,-nishe.l ?:?i
Ma ?..m badly bruised His famll? i'n>'"''","' ,!,'r,
Ludlum. of Rempatead. .?f?se.l ihe woui i. a I
Hotkhoid...- win ?e taken ta a tttpoUpa hospital
lot trsatmsnu
PEESET?Ut OF lili 1'IAH XO EESTEAIXT.
KIN.; k.v'KKI? OVER Hid DAUGHTER'S ''"KI'IN'.
THHEM THE BODY OS THE l'l.'?"i: AM? AT?
TArKEP HW FAMILY \ '?':? THEIR I I?
Mamie King dl< I last Friday. ?Tor ? '?"i1? thus
the girl had been ill, si l when she died there was
great grief ghborh.I .?f N ? ?ISO Wesi
?Seventeenth-st., wl. t" g*H Hwd Sunday
in?,-..; all the frtendi of Ihe family gathered In the
little foui room fiai to *??? ? the last of the dead
?.-in. Mamie's body Isy In her coffin covered l?y a
?rea'.th ??f flower? ai I wreaths. Mr? King was
explaining t.. the neighbors that her husband could
not be found. "Jlmmle's been everywhere," she
said, "and we can'i lind Robert anywhere. I sm
afraid he I a- come to iom_ harm.''
Al thai moment King bursl open the door and
i into th* p ... ? II* was drunk, and his
? lothei wi..v- re : with m?i ? H" stared around
? i ,t few minut* i. looking aimlessly at
the crowd. Th? n he i egan lo make a nol ?-.
Can'i you see, Bob." crl* ? his wife, "Mamie's
de id ""
"You're a liar." shouted Klni ; "she ain't nussln
??f ihe - irt."
Then his temper gol bi ? .nds, and King
slru k his aire a lerrlflc bio- In the faca, knock?
ing her across the c ?ffin ? !? lay the de i l
body of her da ighter. Then he drove Ihe guests
oui ol il-., t.a v. lih ? i ha i. and ? n l< '1 by knock
nig ihe . ?tlln .1 i?a n fr a. ' an i i?r.-,ik!in* it
all I?? pieces while Ihe ho?l? of the young girl
ro I* i out .a- the floor, Even lhal sight ?n?l n.n
S..I..-1 him, and K. turne?! his attention t.? his
?laughter who was alive, hitting her In Ihe face
u . ?. eking her,
Mrs. King threw open ihe ?ir ??a and yel'.ed for
help, Policeman Haggerty, ??f the ?Veal Twentieth
lation, i.? ?h* I upstairs an?l i ighi King Just
ai h* wai abo n to hit his laugl ter All?*e s Ith th*
? .. . i. iir King fought hat I ahll?? on the
way to thi I tlon-hoti ?-.
K ng wai i r- ? ighi '? ? ' SI nms In Hie
.i-.-, r Mai k?-! Court, v est? r la] m ?rntng
r hi a ? -..?i laughter w n I n ak* .1
1 ? 8:mn King with a
?
un y ir.1 \ / .mi voLU 1 i'Ai'.Ai'i:.
"El* ? 1: - 1 ;? THE y a: ?:, IN \ ii'.W ? ?F THE
1TI11NS, ANXIOl r?> HAVE
THE "8IIOV " ' ? !' '**'
iv ril . ? ???.!?:; ? : ?M
Th. ??. ? 'l poll ?? , ? li il ? h hal
m ?my year.?
? 1 ? ti all 1 rolial
?
.-. ? l?ay. ar.'l to hav?? 1 1 iliftilly cn
; i.?.| 10 nil
re?l 1
drill?*?! li ?? ' .
?
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for 011 ? ,
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by .-'?? ck, -.'. i . -'??? ? . .. - ? ? ran Pol!
M.?, : ? ? IVes 1 ' ?n? hundred iml-i.
:.-? . hear?l :'?'-' k' cri* s. Joined
r. ! one of the in.-:., but the
.; .? 1 Th<? prl tonet ? taken to the I'olli ?
ta ?n v?. h* r* he d? a* rll?e I himself a l-'i ?ak
W?. . : :.;.?-..? . ? ,i I - old, of No, IIS East On?
? . ? r, t (in hi ;? r on
,t 1 in* h ..; k, et >n k< is, u !oi .1 piwn ll kel ? and
mall homemade Jimm? The pris n. r aas tnk?*r
. ? : ?? ? Justice Ko* . ... ? ? In lb? aflei 111,011 al I
\? 1 remande.) ? , give ? .?? p dice lime 10
up hi ?
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/" All> ?ill. 1700/1 bill, U a VISSIOS.
A dr imal 1 rf* >rn* ? ? e In aid ??: the ml - no!
. . .:? 1.1 li : the Rosar) ?III b glv? n al t>?. I.? \
Vi en te ? ?pera H ise In l': I . ..11
laj ..?I Friday ? venina ? The Young M* n'a
I-i amalle Kocli Iy of I .";??. ol 1 1 Paullsl
! ?then .? Ill pi iv It iui Icaull "Arrah-Na I'ogue "
Tl ?? ml on . f ?i the | ' ?lection of Immigrant
m ; -1 .? .. 11 mi ? celleni work. \ 1 dli -
Unction of race or . r.. 1 li made In the w ?rk ? ? r
the mission, which is entirely dependent on it-'
own resources The ?patrons of the entertainment
ire 1 .1. ? ' l ? ?n . 11 1. 0 tt, John II Man?
:.': . . ES J ' an ) . The ?? T ICk, 11? nn McAl* ?ait:
Jos* : h 1 ?ilion. John Ur< 1 in, lohn Tobin, Th.am a
t'rlmmlns, Morgan .1 O'Brien, Kred?rlc R, Cou?
?l?*i , .1 . ... s |. Murphy, Thomas M .Muiry .lohn
Hayes peter Mclionald, John Blattery, j, ?? -Oliver
l?r .*:-t.-rt-r. In ' ?nstantlne McGulre, .1.ph F.
1. r M ?rlarty, 11 igh "'I' ?nn* 11 y; _fc?
Sweenev, \ V Hrailly, 1 ?. M.-v. lohn Lynch
1.. - - .. : 1 1. (?enera! .1 imes it. (rilelrne 1 ?i I' '
.1 McN'amara, James ?Fitzgerald, James '.-" i'ole
man I' r Meehan, J J. Creel, (leorge H Coleman
I? ll ;:??;.:.-.. Joseph Hader, William Pooling M
8 inn? 11. I.. .1. Callanan
Tin: BEBST CASE To BE DECIDED TO-DAT.
Th. ?Board of ?Pire Commlsslonen hel. g *n> lai
meeting at ?Tire Headquartera, Kasr Blxty-seventh
?t.? yesterday. Commissioners La Orange, Bhef
field ?and Robbini were ?present The case ..f Peter
_ try, of Ihe Bm au of Combustibles, vms consid?
ert 1 ?Seer) 1- chart-id with wrongfully iss,,in>. |?.r.
mils fur the sale >?f fireworks ind other explosives
? 1 aij-peared ?befora th.- board, which met in
executive ses-lon. After the meeting President La
Urange sala
"We have nol y ?I reached a decision in tti?? ?Seery
matter He submitted ??is defence 1?. ,,,. to-day
but we must consider II before deciding, but will
niitk?- known our d??? -Isi.ati at our ?mettlng to-mor
roi? "
The ('ommlslont-iH will boiJ another i?i?..:al meet
liu. at lygt'Ll-.rk tO-dSS.
C.P. HUNTINGTON ARRESTED
CHARGED with VIOLATION OP Tt:-. IN
TBR8TATE COMMERCE LA****
,\ CALIFORNIA INDICTMENT BASEO "'* THE 18817*
ANCE i'K A SOtTHERN PACIPt?-. KAIL
ROAD PASS RELEASEli ON BI8
? ?WS REO "IM'' IS? B.
coin? p Huntington, president of the Southern
Pacific l: illroad Company, was arrest? d in hla ?.;!'.. ??
In Ho M:1N Rullding So, ::. Broa.I-st., yesterday
morning by I'nlted States Marshal John II Mc
Cari', .?ti a warrant issn...i on an In llctmenl I ? in I
agalnal him by the Orand .1 ?ir>- of il"' Northern
Distrtci of California The Indictment chargea thai
Mr. Huntington, on January 10, IW, Issued a free
pass over ins rompa iy'a railroad to Prank M,
St,?ne, and thus violated the Interstate I'Miun.-r...
tas by making an unjust discrimination, The In?
dictment was nil 1 mi California on March K last.
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Mi ::.'?.??? . , takei before 1 ted States
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Mon of .- ? " II? mim ???? ? h 1 Id? ilty, an I was
; isue of a warrant .ait?
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1 . Mi. nhl th.- It?
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' Kl.'I Ilia! It ..M...! no >| . ? '
lions, ami th:i t It wa not ?Ira ? 11 ? . i,, a
The B?**cor.|. r ?.- .1 , I that lie ?/.nil I hi hi Dis
trl.-l -Alt.1 ? . bo fore .l.llt-i?; the cu?n*.
iiik vsAsass aoaisst srpnp.n ?< en,
Tiu- Custom House officers were engas ! yestci
? I ly in ex imlnlng the ln?'??l?*es r & Co. and
making other In? stlgal of the firm's ?
a Ufa 1 vl< i? of ascertaining the trntl I' 1
? ot Irregularlt) which have i.?-.-ti made. The firm
. ? nted In th ? pi.Un :* hj A. J. Bitten*
hoefer. li Is rumore?] that n settlement trill be
srrlved at
.1 lllirr rifi.iiT O.V BOARD i MTEAilBR.
U'li-n Ihe American Line Bt?-amer llerlln arrived
hi ? ??, '.-i lay fi ?.m Southampton, ? teerage pas*
aenger name?l Ittsvhampe was loci 1 In s state?
room Boon after the steamer lefi Southampton
the o.tii... 1 ? and ? ?l. pai 1 1 ? ' ? m to mKi
small articles which they h 1 I lefi lying about tli.fr
staterooms. ?Vatches seemed to !??? the thlefs
?;. laity, and ..i?.- ,,r two small clo?"ks were also
stolen, ??n Sinniay last the chief steward saw
i". hampe soins around with ? ?'alise In hla hand.
He ..1. "-l it and found then In the ml n Ing art!? I(
The man eras locked up and when the ?ship ar?
rive?! here he was turned ovei too tl,.- Kilts Island au?
thoiitlea
\ . the thefts were committed ?n s sti imer fiytng
the British il in. the British Consul ??in probably
send the man back !.. Kngl in I for trial. Dis
champ?? I? ?? Belgian aubjci't.
lATi: il A II CLOBIXOA rPTOWS.
Pckstmaster Dayton has provided later closings si
Branch II, l-'- >r : > fourtji-at. and l?axlnirton-ava., for
malls dlspatche 1 therefrom for trains fr ?l lbs Orand
Central Button. There ara aboul fifty*?aoa mall
trains dally and the ctoalna lime far forty-three of
tn.m h.i* now !?????!! um,i.- thirty minuits 1
train time, Instead .of one hour, as heretofore.
in tha other eight ?.i-.,?. owing lo the tinu' of ?l>
i??,rt.:i'-. the present arrangement will be c ntlnued.
Tl-." i-iii.ii.' ?'an take advant ige 1 ( iheaa late clos
Ings f.?r New-England, New-York ?"'i Western
mal.?. During the day the closings at Branch M
will be as a rule -?n.- hour latei than si ti?>. Oen? ral
poMtofflce for th.- ruh.' dispatches, and between ,".
mid * p m ..ne uni one-half aoura later. Theaa
new dostngs ?re th.* quickest that n.ivc ever bt-eli
made for m?A train? oat of Hsw-Tork City.
ESTIMATING ?III. CITTR POPULATION,
RCTfRXB OP TH 7 LATEST *'KNsrs ALMOST TABU?
LATED not'REg TO nr. <:ivKN TO Tin*.
MAYOR l\ a DAT ?'it TWO.
The v. irk of tabulating the returns of the latest
r.-n* i? i-i this dty baa bean nearly oooipl-ted by
the .-l.-rks and detal*ed -Mllcemen who have been
? | up columns ??:' flgures day after ?lay far
nearly two weeks In the lll.rary of the Health
Department In th? Criminal Courts ?BulldlBf. ?Dr.
R. g. Tracj :.? it) Register of Vital ?Statistic-,
has had gi eral oversight of the work, but he de?
clared yeaterda) thai he had taken care not t??
gel an) ?gun : which would enable him to know
the total po? dation of the city, because ho ha?l
it to Impart any Information to
:?, ?r si Prcsld til Wilson, of the Health ?Board, Is
man ?*ho knows what the roar-.i onto?
i..-- is likely t ? i ... I he la n ?I res Iy t?. t?-:i yet
He said yesterday:
I think the tabulation will ?be ? ? nearly com?
plete i.-. day after to-morrow that I v.il. Le able
t > tell the Mayor what the total population or*
?y is. I will give to the Mayor a report which
?how the total population, the i .:nt.?-r ?>f
males and f? mal* a In sa* h Assembly district of the
city, in every election district <>:' th" city and in
each block ? This is :h>? Brsl complete
. r , be ; ?ken and tab date 1 nn?l?*r
the direction of the Health ?Board, an?l I ? \p.
II will be as complete as possible. In some
cases we shall verify trie count made i?v the po?
ll.-.-. where the number of persons in a block or in
nn election .llstri.-t Is smaller than at the ?ant
general census, and In such casas we will ancer
the reason for the decrcaa* The work of
tabulating the returns so as to ascertain th?? dl?
vlsloi ?' the population as to nationalities, ages,
? i .til, ... cupy several montha
Mr Wilson said he had rec-tv-d tllractlofia from
Mayor Strong no! to give out any ?-guras of the
.. r. is until a report had been made I ? the Mayor,
,in l those <>r i. r- would be <?i-?-?-l Implicitly. Ho
would r ?i .--.. say if the total population had
ir. i t.. be I- on or above -??
The estim?t* ? ?? ?population made each week In
the Bureau ol Vita Statistics by Register Jokn
T. .v.i--.? are bas* i ??-. th" r.n?. o'" In.reaae In the.
population as It was ?certalned by caleulattng
the we,??'.'? incn between the census of MM
in?I the ?' :?'.?" A?7*cordlng t?? the latest
? tlm.-t* ? it kind, th.* population of the dty
.1 be about 2,012,001- l?r. N'.-it;.?-. however, has
? ? ? i: tin?' the estimate la ?.?">
I ?r. Tr icy sal I v. -''-r la) :
Tl.timatea ' ? ? been m i I" on the supposi?
tion thai th* : tjie city h?*- Increase!
it the ..i ..-it There I? reason to be?
lieve : ? .-?? ha - been mu a less than
..... i ? : ?- .?-i. The Immigra
-, ? rl ? f the chief factors In
lay du the -???..-??.ii
of flnan In fact, il ha - been known
irly si .pi I .a on* time e I
: - Ital ins, went back
?a : ?? n ?i able r . nil 1 . m
gratia ;.untry
?':.-?: by th?.
? -i v. ho hat ? ? ?
j m. ? ? ? ?? ha mo *ed their fni
to Hi inl .1 ere the? . And
? - i ? tin rising to ?i.".
ol the cl y :.- to u.J
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GOOD PROSPl i TS FOR IA BOR.
flROLL D. -TRIOHT ' . " ILL BE
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reported from
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r il of a* me reme?ly for
nil 1 ?hoi dlsturl - ' : r i ? ,
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illbl ? ? ?!'? I Up ?i-.?in t;..\t
lind thai i all over the .
?'or of It.
i ? I.-.VJ if i v m f ?? FOB a KSox.
The of Vuen li ? . the Chlm laun Ir) ??.?in
??f ?... '...:.,'.-. ?... u I with set! ig Are to
his laundr) at 1 * k on the ? \- :
15, wua called f* il il a before Justice Koch
at l liai Court yester lay aftei noon,
.Ian. ?? i\..?ii i ho . riit the . . : ufflcient
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il A RIP. Il n) h HIAIXST ROSTER << BIAL.
\ -.- I h . ? the qu n wh* th? r or no:
Kost* .. had a license whl ?h gave
tl ? prlvll* ??? ??' giving theatrical entertain?
C u -, * "'i imbern,
1 : Lawrence ) ?-st'-r lay, In an a tlon
which i .- i- ?: ghl by Joseph White, as sa*
? i Mai i.td, the danci r. to rec ?v. r
- u in Kebruary. 1*92, while In London, she made
tract to a| al Koeter \- Btal's, at tiieir
pla ? ? ?n i'\\? .it\ ?? rd-sl for nine weeka, begin?
ning on Jun .'.'. When the time to keep h?r con*
an ?? i h* lid not appear. ?Konter <v ?Btal
.i n :? i-ain't her for breach of ?son?
'? .--i .i.-,..-. : ii Judgment for ?*?'.
Tins m -ii- \ ? i- paid. Then Misa Lloyd, assert1
il n.'- n-..?:; bad i n -roi.??fully pela, es
to J ,i White. Tli" -nit Is
Itased on th ? bi h?*r that K.?s;.?r ?v.
i? ?i at the tlin ii ? ? made tue contract, did nol
i '??? a th**ati ?i license which would entitle them
t?. ?lav.- her appear al their place. This allegation
? it is ai-,a all?gea that
Is nol the r?*al party in liif?r-*et in this .-.is.*.
A motion v,.., made before Jinl*?.. Lawrence by
Jacob ii.iin?!. ...ii., , Konter A Blal t.. show
what kit,.I of i ?-?? they had al the Mm? which
would ? ntltle th* m to give th. ?performances The
:.|. |>1I. in?? n wai ..p|* --?I by ('harlotl I.. Kin__l?x.
Judge i.iwi.ii.. reserved his decision.
; am v ? i ?TI a WTIO TU a V F i i BBS
\nioT'ur th?* passengers arriving her.* yssterdsy
.m th.. Arn:,, an Line steamer Barita, iram South?
ampton, were F it Chandler, I.dm l'*.?x. Colonel
and Mrs, William Ludlow, Qonersl D. l?. ?Stanley
and I'i. M. I. Warr.n.
Amoi | t:.?- psaaengen sailing to-day on the North
Herman Lloyd steamer i.ahn. for Southampton and
Bremen, are Mr. and Mrs. Han-ko Menckoa, Dr.
?n"l Mi?- < Heltamann, Mr. and Mr?. John Herget,
Mr. .in i Mrs. Hermann Hagedorn, \\r. and Mrs. .v
i. Holstein, Mr. and Mrs Krank W. Heee, Bdwln
A, Hochstadter, Mr and Mrs. Praderick Lehman,
Dr. Sylvan ll. ?Likes, Misa Margdrel Lawrence,
Mrs Langtry, Miss Jeanne Langtnr, Mr. and Mr?.
Kritz Achells, Mr, and Mrs. . ?. Hoffmann Burrowa
Mrs. M. n Monaarrat Charles Melnecke, Mrs.
Nai Morganstern, M. It. MacKinnon, C. F. \x.
Mi'Clure, rhon ?? H. Macklln, Mr and Mrs. .lean
V. S n? ;??.!. Professor and Mrs. Rob*rt W. Rogers,
Mr and Mrs ll Reinhard. Mr. und Mrs. A. Roms?
-. |, n Riegelmann, William B Radetaacher,
l >:? F, fk'humai [_eclercq. Mr. atul Mrs. J. If,
?Schilling, Mrs. K. A. Tilghmar.. Mr. and Mrs. A.
Vleth Mi and Mrs. Cari Wastermaam and l?r.
Henry Wa* ?v- nroeder.
THE BEFOBTBD OU. COMBIXAIIOX.
The offi*ers of the Standard Oll Company would
?ay nothing yesterday either in continuation or
contradict! m et the report that a union had been
effected Lotween the Standard ui? Compaajf and
ine Russian oii produc?is?
NEW-YORK'&PUBLIC SCHOOLS
XLIX.
GHAMMAR SCHOOL NO. .',4 ONE OF 1HB
MOST POPI'LAH IN THE CITY.
OTEKCKOWDED WITH Pfl'II-S AT THE PRESENT
TIMK-IIKAI.THY SPIRIT OP MVAMR
amon'i; THE BOW >:-'l> OtKUL
There seems to be no quest lor. as to the popu?
larity of Crammar School No. -A. It has been a
favorlt?. s.-hool from th?' tlOM It was c.?tabll?hed In
1H?*>1 to the present time. ?-?..-vo-n v..?m ?jujs the
srhool was r. built, on what ??as then considered
a glifantlc seal??, un'l even now It Is one of the
largest school (ntUdiagS in the city. It is at the
northeast corner of Am?vt?-r.lam-avc. an?l one-hun
<lr??<1-an'l-foiirth-8t., one of the most dellichtful sitas
In the city for school purposes. But lar?.* as tho
school is. it ?s already graatljr oveierowded, and
ctaeeee ar?- compelled to hold session? in dark rir?
rl'lors?places ?vlilch ??-ere never dealgasd for such
purposes. Wlun a Tribune reporter ? ?!:?d the
siM
1&^ar\
?M T.r!.
v . j-^r
D. B. OADDH.
school last Friday, he toooA se?vrai class?? meet?
ing In placea where the Huh: was as bad as in
some of the poorest ?? .ool-hou?es In the <lty; ar-.d
thai Is saying a gr?at ?jr-.i!. This, however. Is not
-., much due to the astructlon of the building,
? Is to the popularity of the achool. ?At, >?jt.
MM children attend this school, and appll ??ttons
f.'r admission ar>- frequently r'f-i-e.i. a? it is,
the s I ? leoes too many, and they
are empell? i 'u naeet in places never Intended dor
classes.
The pros I ?. ?; ularlt> of ?ir.imrr.ar School No.
:,4 ?s ovvin,? liar,..!;.- to its principal. Daniel E.
I, wiio has held this p!a. ?- sin.--- MTB, When
be came to this school, I was m i decidedly rural
! part ? :' Manhattan Island. ii.ii?s..s in Ita neigh
I borhor? ?v.r.- frw ;md far between, tin '. from thfl
imraaAdlng situation of the school heuoo a tin.?
I view of th? Hudson Rlirer eould be obtained. Much
; ol this, however, has been destroyed by the atoe?
- .?.post'., and ?'A around the
sfhoolhouse, which hare ob-trw-tel the ?lew In
, many directions The .-it,*, bowerer, will always
; be a moat desirable one for a city schont Sanas
:ni|>r<?? ? mi -.? . ould be m ide by the pair? Ins? of tw.i
' additional lots to the east of th.- achool, In One
i hiindred-and-fourth-st., which might be used as
an opei dr i ayground foi the children.
Thi- - ' . ...ir?\ fortunate In hav?
in?r I.,, popular ai lui ill) effl 'lent principals.
Arthur M II --r. of the Board of Edu?
cation, was for - ?li..- years principal of thi? ?, hi?'.,
ontrlbuted io? a little tu its sTfiit popularity
i and high standing In th? comn inlty. Jar?-.l s. Uab
? ?? k and (?elleepte Miller .1-.. were principale.
; me much toe ird attra. ting a
large population to this part f the city, many
iir. nts contins, to ih.* ?,rt:u ipal In a Ivance of mov
:i s to this neighborhood an ! Inquiring if their
, i '.'.Mr, m could b accommod?t? l.
?in? "f the largest i tall - of the American
j Ouanl In the ett| has been founded In t!-.i> s. h<">.
: Klve full companies i... rganlaed anil they
I train .vith great enthus^em and ?neat regularity,
Mr ("laddls i one "f those princip?la srho take";.
i . : lm i ? In their pupils. liefheartlly enters
? Into ii plrl .... their undertaklnga H?s
Is desk promptly at :i o'clock
?-? 'r.oi.i ??'it ,<{ '.,?? n. or tt> son?
?m ?art of thi Ity, as Is th? ?? ? ?? with i
agues. The pup ? ? hool hav.?
thu ? ? ' ?;. ??? it In a hundred
?? - iys, on? feat ire of It Is the rivalry
Klsts between -'.i" boys ? the school
In the ma ter of ra Itarj iralnl ? rhe i - -
forme. 1 i wo i omi l tmei in Guard on
? ? lili"?, ind ?'o throur.h the mai.
ual with niiisk't-i with the precision of veterana. It
i? ?.-r an open question ??- t?> whether the ^-ir'.s or
the boys corn tne palm m this res|-.r.
AH fSSASE WOMAS'8 VAC Mill:*.
MISS LOMMELI. TRIED TO M'-WN' HERSELF ' St?
i,i:\t at THE I'ur.sitYTK.iiiAN HOSPITAL?
Ka;- Ijommell, thlrty-eeren years old, a
m.?i."r, of S i -t? Eael . was t.-.k.'ii >?-??
terday to the Presbyterian Hospital Insane Miss
Lommell rent??d a room :>t t! it iddr ? ttots Mr?.
Annie Mulligan, who ? . ?? ? ; ? Bret fi?.or. On
a> evening Misa I. mmell showed signa of in
sanlt) Early on Sun.lay m rnlng Mrs. Mulligan
saw .Miss Lommell leave h?r fiai h ilf clad an l cross
the street, to where two di b?rrela were sitting
on the pavemenl Misa I. mn struck a match
and tried to sel the b?rrela Ire. Falling In this.
?- ?? ? ... ; ! ? ic "i il h to her skirts and would
;: . I) has. ??!? ..'il'- . .:. i had not two un
iii.n who were passing torn in:- skirt oft
irried her lut ? the >? um Mlea Lommell was
i violent that the an ils iurg? on : Mind <i
; it a straltjack * '>ti h->r. When
she reached th? .'..?-Mita. ->.n- was still violent and
.,- ii'... of tii- third-story window.
Btje was p I In a padded i
,,'",lijv POOZBOOB BATDS
The i the Wt -t 8lxty?-e1>ghth-et. ?ration
r.iM?"'l the billiard and pool room of John j. s.nirh.
.,- No. H Wi Bn l-are. Sunday m . tweea
I and '? e/c! ?? k that ? venlng ?("? ? si Detectlrea Lang,
Morris and Myers were paaatng Bm "?? - Mlllard .ml
?pool i ai place waa lighted and the euch
<.f billiard balle and the v >i -.-s of the players could
be distinct!? heard from th. streel The detectlvea
wenl to the st ?t. ??h? nao, i inun ? ? I the reeer. ?
and, ??fh H twenty-Are tc-n. r>-t?:rti.-.i to
Smlth'a place and enter i. Andren McDowell, thir?
ty years old, the bartender, ?as in charge?,
ii.nl twenty men were runge?i around tho
pool tables ?>r lounging at the txr. it
was a thoroughly surprised ass. nihlace Not
a sann attempted to es.-.pe, but all eoboMttod
pisslv'.y to arrest. At the BtattOObOUSS ul! wer,?
balled out. Teeterday m- rnlng, when a ira Ig nod in
Yorkviiu* court. Poll, e Justice Kyan entertained a
charge of esi toe violation age Ins! M Dowel!, and
directed that ?complaints of ?iis'?r>lerly orwluiu 1 ?
formulated against :he othera Of th?* latter only
four were found guilty, Peter I?>?>!?.?, John Puffv.
Klrby an I John M Laughlla. Th ???? arara
liiii-l II each, which was promptly paid b> Smith,
tiie proprietor. .Mo.Ix.weii was committed In' jnn? bail
to anewer on the excise charge.
roll'-einau John McMlllln, of the Ma?: Thlrty
titth-?t. stnti. n. found thirteen men in Patrick
Hiley's sal.,,.n. Nv SM i: t.-t TweiiM -nliuli-si., at
li:?.". o'clock Bunxlay morntas, ?itt.i shevma of ?ae m:tn
her p!ayln(( pool. HUey tuld Police Justl.'e Ryan
to the yorevllle court yesterday mon.ing that '?!'.?
men were fn. r. is <?f hla from the oountrr, who were
having a ?i'jk't gam.', and lie was ?lisciiari?. 1 wltli
a caution.
PlaSTtBS BtTVAUSS tB Jf/.-.tor/.-;
St IaiuIs, April ti (Spe?"l*l).?Kpls.'opallan"? In thia
Stat.? are at pivsent inu,ii excitcl over the question,
of ritualism. The Rer, Dr. Kobert A. Holland, too?
tor of ?t. tl.oriie's c*hurch, re?-.-nt'.y ac.iise<l I?ow
Church peopl- of b-liig conspirators, an.l IgtioratU
of the Charch'a tea.iilngs. "Thry will ??>on." he
Hays, '?wriggle out their brief apnam. Bnl ?vhat Is
It in the ? '.'i.ir.'h of BJC Louis that make? it possiblo
that only licre, of all ?-Ities lu Amerl?-a. su.-li mag?
gots should bo br?*d'."' i in ttuir part, the Low
Churchaaen arc active, although they are n^,t talk
lug mu(h. They have organized a secret, society to
light ritualism, which ?s call.-d tho Prote?tat-.t Kpls
coval Chnroh ?\s?o?':a:lijii of Mtasouri. It. is com?
pose! of laymen, and Is officered by Colonel l?.ia<j
M. Ma ..v., piesldent, and William N. No Ik.?a. sec?
retary, boih of this city. It Is said that if the con?
stitution and bylaws of the nsooclaUon could be
published they would (rente a tremendous sensation
among the High Churchmen, for they denounce
anoerOOtallagl and assvrt the Protestantism of th*
?.'hurch in vigorous term?.
In lakinif this stand th.* members say th.-y ar-3
vindicating Church principles, for the ciin.-h is
not called Catholic Epi?**opui tut Proi??3ttnt F.dIs
??oiial In Its tit,!.*. The cJoorgy who are opposed to the
association say that It i.? going te strike at ritual?
ism through the contribution box, and that efforu
*vill be made to ?tar?* out High Church nuss uiiai.es
la the dtcoese.
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