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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-12

Yesterday evening Henry A. Nicely D. D., assistant
minister OF Trinity church and bishop elect Of the state
Of Mane delivered discourse at All Saints protestant
Epscopa) church. corner Of East Broadway and Scam
mel Streets tho subject Of the Christian Religion
an Agent for promoting Human Happiness Tho text
In the fourth chapter Of philippians, fourth
"Rsoice in the Lord always; and again say. rejoice
idea was too common that religion was dull and unjoy.
ous subjecting its voaries to rigid disciplinary absti
from enjoyment In the hope OF penary compcn-
saton the next world The design Of tho sermon
to show that our holy religion, far from imparing
mans happiness 10 this life was the means Of enhancing
H. Nature ministers TO both his enjoy ment aud interest,"
but also discoses to him his obligations God There
nothing incompatible the earnest sludy-the enjoy
ment Of naturc-with the earnest duties OF Christian
life. The preacher proceeded TO show that neither
nature Desm, nor philosophy supply the place OF
religion in It's Offices In eevating the condition Of man,
reconcng him 70 the provdences Of God and hitting him
both for this life and the life TO come.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-12
Chanel Of the University.


Yesterday morning Rev. r. A. Holland preached in the
chapel of the University. The reverend gentleman comes
from Kentucky where he has the reputation of being
eloquent divine. He is on his way to Palestine He
chose for his text the eighteenth Of the first chap
ter Of Jame touching the origin nature and object Of
regeneration He stated that man was unable to regen-
crate himself aud argument was needed to prove IT
but his own consciousness when alarmed by fears OF
punishment he attempts to amend his ways that he is in
conflict with his heart and impotent He feels the
cessity OF the change which from God alone.
The nature OF regeneration is not an organic
change, neither change VI degree, but of
kind, and consists in changing mans love from
himself 20 God. The aim OF regeneration is that we
should be kind of first fruits OF his creatures The
expression tho text referred TO the ancient custom
OF the Jews in dedcang the first fruits Of the earth
God and the apostle intends to signify that the OBJ
jet Of regeneration Is, firstly, that should be ded
caed to Cod secondly as the first fruits of the earth
were regarded better than the rest, those who
born again should be nober in character than the
rest Of their race, and finally, the first fruits Of the
earth considered pledge Of the harvest to fol-
low, every act Of regeneration is token OF the
ultimate success Of Christianity in the redemption Of
the world.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-12
Dedication Of -. Ceciiia's Church nj Ensie.
wood. ~. u.


The pastor OF Fort Lee Rev. Dr. Braun, during his
short mins,raon has accomplished what would be con.
ceived three years ago insurmountablc difficulties The
neat little church into which respectable though not
very congregation crowded yesterday land
down 10 determine the progress OF Catholicism
In district where Catholic family hardly be said to
live at present To erect tho church there the pastor
relied mainly the contributions OF the poor working
and servant girls. Al eleven O'Clock Bishop Bayley
entered the sanctuary accompanied by the pastor and
commenced the ceremonies which consisted Of the ded
catory services prescribed In the Roman ritual process
inside and outside the church. spriukng with holy
the litany of The saints This concluded
celebrated by the Rev. Dr. Braun, an amateur
choir ,otoning the responses After the nru gospel
Bishop Bayey assembled the altar and delivered sermon
which took the form Of an exhoration urging the con-
gregaon cling stcadfastly 20 their fah and 10 battle
for their religion should occasion require He did not
commend controversy, but pointed out the necessity Of
thorough knowledge OF the Christian doctrine colec
ton was afterwards taken up which realized hand
some sum- The temperance societies made an imposing
display wearing badges and rosettes and carrying
very handsome flags number Of gentlemen from
New York, Jersey City and Hudson City attended the
ceremonies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-12
Anniversary of the John street Methodist
Episcopal Church.

The ninety eighth anniversary OF tho John street
Methodist Episcopal church appropriately celebrated
yesterday, the services being Of unusual interest
number OF leading Methodsts from all parts OF the
country participated in the commemoraon, representa-
tves from sixteen states being present Among others
Major General Fisk, Bishop Scott Bishop James Rev.
Henry Bohem lthe Oldest Methodist preacher America,
and the travelling companion OF Bishop Asbury)
and Rev. sherman Bauss took part In the services
Several o. ne former pastors o. The enufch anu num-
The exercises OF tho day opened at nine O'Clock
by love feast which was presided over by the Rev W.
&. Hoyt Al hafpast ten the regular morning service
began, the congregation being unusually numerous AZ
the conclusion OF the exercises Bishop James delivered
Of saviours reply 70 the disciples OF john And the
poor have the gospel preached unto them The Bishop
said that this preaching Of the TO TIE poor dem
II not wonderful therefore, that the saviour should
have called the attention Of Jonn through his disciples
TO that phase OF his life the most convincing proof OF
his real character and Office One reason why This fact
80 clearly pointed out the Lord Jesus Christ as
ne e 40. roo Inc himself I" bumson
TO bioodshedding and death, Jesus Christ bad
q great object; there was In u q sublime IN
Was not that object best accomplished by preaching the
gospel chiefly 10 the poor The poor constituted by FAR
ready 70 receive the gospel than the rcb Who by their
position, naturally absorbed In the cares and
pleasures OF this world Then, again, the poor were
ordinarily the most useful members OF the church OF
Christ Nest Christian Ministers a home, and nearly
all their foreign missionaries the chiidren OF poor
parents Amer showing how completely our Lord fui-
Allied the declaration he had made in che text the Bishop
said that followed then that those churches that most
fully Initiated Him n that particular mos thirst
like, were most fully imbucd with the spirit OF
the Master, and most fully carrying out the
designs and purposes Of the Saviour Of
love. He tho speaker. did not wish TO
eensure or reprovc In the church. who for the sake
OF social advantages 10 their families or for the ndul
gepce Of their tsese and feelings, chose TO associate
soeethe and had their costly empee and Their pleasant
pieces of worship apo luxurious seAts and hesrd Only
such preschibG = Sas hasncsy vt0 her tas>s -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-12
City lIissions! ut the South Reformed Dutch
Church.

Quito large congregation met last night at the South
Reformed Dutch Church, on the Of Ffth
and twenty first street, under the auspices Of the New
York City Mission, in aid OF the missions in this city.
After prayer and the reading Of the Scriptures by Revs
Joseph d. Durvea and Dewitt, addresses delivered
by the Rev. Dr. Crosby and the Rev. George r. Mingn,
Superintendent Of the City Missions II appears that
there forty six missionaries. male and female
poyed in this city. This number the superintendent
argued should be increased 10 hundred Chris
and women TO devote themselves the evan
gezaon or the masses The principal object Of this
meeting however, TO furnish this city with sui-
reach The masses In this city there much spir.
itual desttuton that the number OF immortal beings
who without eyanseliEation estimated at lse hun
dred thousand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-12
Inauguration Of New Organ nt 81. Andrews
Church.

A small and very well voiced organ, by Erben, was
played for the first time yesterday forenoon at ST.
Andrews church, by Mr. Albert Weber, before very
large congregation. II wns in an unfinished state but 1t
displayed enough power TO convince tho congrega-
ton that II well suited for the church Mr. Weber
successful the occasion when wc heard him
list at the Conservatory concert when sixteen Of
his pianos under the fingers Of himself and thirty
young ladies'. gave forth Beethoven sonata High mass
celebrated by the Very Rev Mr. Bruelleto assisted
BY Rev MI Mckenna as deacon and Rev. Mr.. Molloy
subdcaccn. Rev. Mr. Curnn, pastor Of the church,
acted as master OF ceremonies and Rev. Mr. Wood OF
Morsania delivered eloquent sermon the Catholic
Church. The choir sang Mercadantes mass In d, with
the sdacus and Agns Del OF Haydns Second Mass The
principal singers were Mrs perrs tnee Miss Pond Miss
Gallagher who took the part Of Isabella the Doctor OF
Alcaniara the New YORK theatrel and Mcssrs. Won
elisa and Iangenbach Mr. Won elisa sang the beautiful
bass solo In the Crsdo ~ IN sanctr, very CON-
mendaby. The trio from Atla was sung to the words
OF the Are Maria Miss Lacey played the organ during
the mass.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-12
Sermon by the Right Rev. John Johns, Bishop
Or Virginia.

Or Virginia.
Yesterday, at morning service In the Church Of the
Holy Trinity, Madison avenue, the Right Rev John
Johns Bishop OF Virginia, preached sermon on the
love Of God In Jesus me church vas crowded The
right rsvcrsnsd gentleman sdverssd 70 the nature Of
COD and showed that the sacred Scriptures revealed 70
" the power and excellence Of the Almighty God, ~
NE apostle said sbs spirit Of life God vas love
~ holy being, loskipS 81 ~ nieuity with loaihins
- We aiso - innniylt juss bstpe, and heee things
, 1866-01-14

ueaen err I,4,lTE Gel. u,lnle part5, ind
- u Tie ~uuie hing ras aa funnr End lauSa-
4 -,N ss toy Ct the sldu*ph.ttnS ratfarnsnc. =
Of Barney Williams and ills aceo:npli.he !
vic, IN Mcv!-se.'a IEeaIrc.
The uuly thing sssout The a.alr taat l., 10
ee E,uch drrresA!sd l., the pilEering II tho
pockets Of reo. IRISH Eissshnd lane ring mra
cf tsc!r hard e.Eptnzs, 10 maintain In idle
ness snd style = parrtl Of conhdeocr
mea, who have 70 Lnpotsd on the cseduuty
Of tatcir tsnotant countr.mca a 10 make
thezn tei:cse they rerc really going 70 liter
ate lrelnrt IN Z kluss llnei Il L. ali wrong,
ipdeed |: l. Wicked 10 tltus impose % The
.enesur~ feeling Of the 1rssh for their kindred
aer<zs this *'b1s uuter." 1iow inanltelr bet
t.rard rore useful 1t would b 10 employ
The THREE or ,rrr millions Of dollars said to
Il collected " the leaders from thr..
du,~s, ii sid!ng emigration from ireland
This 1aoney, juticiously ue,, would bring
over Aere.Al hundred thoussnd of the " op-
pressed" Celts to Il dea land, roxins With
ralk End ~aiskey puneh, where thss il
plenty Of work At high WAGES, abundance of
white brad snd nutritious meat, ftce schools,
rhexp lauds. 1nd chance Ia hecomn cisizes;a,
voters and attce.s.aidess IN \ sho-t ttaaa Iro-
land Is ! rooe, cramped.up, foGEy. bogey
country At hest ; aud e,en If freed t.om the sr.e
Of Grsat Britain, Tho cclta would b. vastly
batter oT in shas great, srand, elorioaa Re
puAIr.
, 1866-01-14

Of tic. ass ri the SANG Lime cnsa'xes tersrhcte
OF u,A:ulnc<s, artl adds To the general advance
ucn, u tnorstl.y and Christianity. just rush
cIoaless ~ thus "Nl5h,audt1,'' do nnse
10 rstArd thc growth oi morality Oh Tho r."
dfIc tlor4 than any othcr clAis, for when shs
right kort or people think nf setti!n;. a1noos
NJ, ittlr ~eillug aad ha1h gut:eals dsles
tltu, My'frlrnd may ahAsk he Il doing .
good service IN uttt1ias his warnings, but !
l,.o.s that ho l. to}rting sol only tho Wcst.
hu. also the Eat. Thcro Ac o,cz 5 hundred
thousand young aen wet q Tho Rocky
Mountains ~ q Eurp1ue avsr fataAlT populs-,
tIon. There IA corresponding surpsnA 81 e.
nsles In Tho Eaatetu States, and tho cquIltt.
dum must be effected. We ~h,t women who
~ willing 10 labor, hecause they d.cm In
honosuble. TLc1r IL room fur shou.auIs Of NO
mc,, on The rAriGc cpast II they viii labor,
and they an, E-nesully we'll trmuneraied-
Tie ycunk men ri ahe E+st rnort Westward.
and fsyc not tkcir siste1A ihc sa1De right !
Hut ! have n'rrndy Oyctruu my .itae, and
have only 10 tay that NEXT year II Is my In.
tentInt, TO taks 10 ne fAr We@t 1nsny more.
aud tlak tie srEl!emEn whose ahuas called
out thIs note, VIII b. compelled To Change bis
ipne, and lid The la.afes vele4t'ne TO thcir &c "
hooIua. a. .. MAAc3H-
, 1866-01-14
FROM ST. PAUL.

The Geld Dikcoyrr1eA In lIluneAota-
Gov. -mllIoJts 1DanKuFAl-Latcst Dee
seIoptnrnt%-1'nbilc 11retlnz.
Correspondence Of .he Ct1easo Trbaee-l
ST. TArt, MINIS. stn. s. =,
There II grext excitement; over tho gold d!s.
eose.lea. T4s fercr ruas high, Capt. Ftatt,
Of Michigan. has last reached this city from
the Eoil felak near Lake. ytsu.ltIon, And
brings thc gratifying news thai the gold Is
Ibund thcxc In hulnslse Vuaatit1es, aud that
therr Is qaiia enough for, Eli hss will bs
likely 70 70 thsrn dntine tho next stx MONTH.
without rrsofthns to junI'in9 othur peoples
clsinls-
Tho Captain remalucd II The mines abon.
one month, Ard examined during that unIa
hundreds Of different reins, sone Of them
extending lang distane@- lie has uhnbes
., very rich sFecitoeua With hin. 1ththought
tltat some u them viii aa.ay 1t the rate Of
kS1D 10 Lie t1a Of 2,NO pounds. Toe Cap
tain carefully examined t6e shores Of tho
lake and n:adc ms? OF tho SANE, which
public
lis lrsu2ural lie ss!ls
~ alnao~l hosltsta 10 Congratulate ny fcAox-
e,ttttD. upon the dtaccTsJ OF Eoh In Min1tcs ola
the ptptucaian ct hfest.tnf1A xn p1<Hia.on1, nn3
lkoee r.annisctarts ahich ars 9+st encouraged ~
atunAfnea of ftxi rid rla+ ef1sl that VIC ha
bern willing 10 pesr the golden ef1 10 loss tayoS-
I'd foxEaE4.ts4. The ysI tslaht'aaekl ta:t 81 tha
discovery ct rth dvpos!1s Vt god IN Sosthne4tcIn
A!ne4el1 I'D The etftaia'y Of IN tnau1 Of ulae:s
1retslalIon will sesext tic .nYe1 IL tbcif rignts
sid en< ouraee faTs5t. dtseo.esJ and tesetopmrnt
Yctu brrt guide viii be lhc expeE1cnco aal 1agala
| t1ca Of al,e oldrs Mining States.
| 4 nee.in3, If the Board OF Trade was held
| Al futstsHolF4 Hall last night 10 hear an ad-
| lseAs from cur fellow citi=sn, J: ". Taylor,
! Exe., on The s'lmrotnncc Of the Ml~1stipp!
sud 81. Lawrence Rlrcrs a. com7nrrrisl ILL b.
| wAvs Of Mnpcsota-" Our business nier were
| urh Represented At the In:asing, nntrItli-
stsndiug the threatening condition of tbs
| weather.
The citizeua Of Minnesota hare bcsn re.
minded by Gov. Miller IN HI. late nirssa.:e.
| that on The Termination OF the R.sciprotI;y ;
| Treaty, tho WellAnd canal, with a caflacity 10
MI. dnwnwarda 1l3 GU, ,nrt hush, HI of grain ia
! .easoD. will no louccT t- frvn to :, so AIner-
lean vessels, registering Hy9,'s0 tops, which
now r@ss the canal, while cn equal capacity
OF fSnstllaa reseels Will bc deprived uf tL,'
! greetInn Ct Like Michigan.
TIE speaker urscd that CeprTea4, hefote The
18th Of March. shall provide Tor A jui1t com.
/ Mlesion-sAy, OF TIE present Revenue Com.
1 nt.a1oneEa On cur Md, And three Fruytnc1sl
| C<nrnlsxionr.%-~.o franc Commercial code
o, tsratJ, by which an International trxde.
NOW smouutirg to fi0.01n.tn tnnualiy, shall
I t~ alIrN Ell to Increase fuus.iuld within thE
next len yesrs, instesd Of dw1ndun9 Into
p&ralyei1,
, 1866-01-14
The Omaha Pacific Italsroael.
-. From iha I,ascnpnt Gazette inxh,l

Our iolloH:tlll1ens, Mesars. J. Horpby. VIM.
McSIaun4, and ". F, Dur1nt, returned home
lsai cyeLtpK frutn Onaha. Ses,,, hay{nv IN
Saturday 1At Witnessed the o,1lelal ersmms.
fton VI The t1rst forty mI!cs OF tic pacilc Rsil-
road IN which thcIe gentlemen Lave for
months past been epgaKrd Mr-Dufnat -
General Superintendent of Construction, Nr,
alcManus ~ Superintendent Of erection OF
brick and STONE work, and Mr.. uoznbY ~
Superintendent Of :arIenterlng and wood
work.
From these gentlemen we icara that the
c1amlnatim made On Saturday, the 18th
nut, by$Coi. simpson, Gen. Custfs and Col,
White, The Commissioners s2potnted by tho
Government, vas rnoat thoroughly CONDUCT
cd; they trarellcd or. slowly. examining.
every bridge and cutrr1t, srtunE out every
milo OF Two to Measure and test The tics,
track, DC, cIoseIy Inspecting al depot
buildings. water tanks, Ac., and found tie
whole 70 1t constructed IN a yer1 sups7inr
manner. Ia test 10 The smnnlhness snd
, HnlsL OF The road, ihe return trip Of forty
mf.ca wRA made In one hour and twelre and
half minutes, including stoppheses IL. vood
ana vsler. 1t Il understood thai Col. Sltu D
ron t.a made highly farusablo report 10
the Secittas " - - t~errI1r. We learn also
that tie contractors have spared nn e1pensc
or labor to bocEsu the carly completion Of this
part of the ksc4t national highway to the
facsflc. From t"s POINT now reached, up 10
the entire rl..tc Valley. 1 itsct:h at ak hun
drrd miles, will bc maaa almost on 4 dead
level, the deepest cut being scrct s.et!
|, Some Idea Of the cxpe1se: 1lrtaav incarred
n4. eN obtained whea va state lha*.'a .very
Pound OF srou, ~, ,'eed the freight charge
were two ccclsi:cAa 81. Louis alone. L1nbc,
, 1866-01-14

h4vs swspt e.nrt hody .eelox him on the iad-
Ger, IKE iou RI brisks, 10 the san. d=sl!nn.
TIN and, tcstructieu,- There WA 3ou nay
aslt beutvc, q esem snt1m ontax Of Ill retosm-E
ing strergth md nerves. t1ose. finn grip IN
The rounds OF tho isddcs, =: niicat, grave pro-
loug ases,h md a WY t.ssntif ,olce!csa
p .aY~r when we 6 IT.. .thn daylight and the
thp. Our rart cf III, shatr and the ladder
u - about 1t*} feel; II see1usd very long; a1t
w Yere roatrat II call our; day's work done
WHEN II Was over. Bsaiu4 won tho rlctoFy
ascr tody; but beth wcrrs weary enough Al
: lie end -" isrpt. lMe l'onsb,ens.". BY Sa~u4
tGrSf{~e |
, 1866-01-14

The Tarfdt and Financial CssnFN4AfOh%.
Edtsosn Chie.:o Ttieco-:
LAM E1s:laed 10 <ce that -Four Psotectien
corrcspandeut 1t has come dnwn fsum his high
hos-e, and that ha 10 now ready to admit that
something else than Low talidA were tcspon-
sille for the financial conFrlztons Of 1877 md
1871. Hhea brought taee to fAee With tue
fart that both Of thote periods ~ere pcriodz
oi hhsh protective tariff which had Lcea In
tarce fas slx md eleven ..ass sefpecti~ely, be
introduces two rew slcmcn1c Of the problem,
viz: l. Ircatlou of .the currency; 2: Ftsr al
h~ tariffs, pt..As 10 remember that have
no. introduced these new ekmenta, thoush
! think that the ln1Atson Of the
currency At suy pAHitula- time
should b. daily considered. have
ne,e. found rro,tetionAt who Tu Wiling
10 ndsnit that the lnaaupn OF the curzrucI
had srythhng 10 do With financial disaster tn
less the Disaster came at = Iswiod ~ high
tariffs, - In The cases unde- consideration.
Thtn, ef eonsse, the rsotectsant.ta wtsl ~.
soout for d raany a1en-sr III; .--:.5-.,~ "a pus-
s1hle, Fut Row 1aAard 1t Is, tpea Eenessl
sr.~~'!ar.-. |. ray thA period y hen men azt
getting null return tur thelt labor should be
nose likely 10 be : period Of nnAndal d.
h.te1, than 0ne In which ahey 49, 1850 -,
L. ~ J.
, 1866-01-14

for ths depot bu1dsuxs,; Dc. ~
10 sIS3 ret "a, brick 81 Der ,, ~
and al tEs lah4,r N a441es T .S:
- The'ttkgraph liz Il ! coun3s+nn 8
who'll .ott1 mils4.- Te E.5rs :
l. 1t cree 10 es,la1nence al Nkas. :.
railroad u to b. op:ned fqr trrS.!
track l. tss!r g laid II he sate ~; y ;
day. Col. nutt, 4 E.n,lera,s !.
much experience IN railroad. :,
I <1Ttaed, tellA II that IL Ii !
he won't over the EvAd WIKI n. y 4
crs, No forty miles OF s.ll.osd. !
St1es " Ill compare with ,iaS =
tho f'Eci1c read Ia soliditY sna +
, 1866-01-14
Going fn1u = s.. .rr;Minc.

Ihs. gTrat Gould Z Jury mine. Ia Virginia
City, Nevada :. scsesnl n,,lna 1enr1e nf Inn
nti4 and se-.lt, aud it II full kalf days lonr-
rrr = travel through It cntIfely. Wrcuterrl
the vein several SandTcS &c; S:loM @ ti.e sss snI.
lace, There were = hslf dozen Of rs In tho
wnaAa 20 ant under thr OUT, ,ctilnc t.rxl.. -.
20 70 eota1 cpntcn1ed onreettta With g.un;nt
along In tAe dim, caternous light. Nxeeuea
brace sheuiScltss. The most st~;It pera1a,
.trsngvr 70 such experience. will hardly fati
10 flnh hts heart btating llttla quicker, as lle
goes Into these far.awaF, na1ro1 rtcca.es in
The eowcsh Of The rasth. never [AIlcd TO
aef,oe1 mn, sha E1ne're hat .nsturs aase;.
take fhc pTeacnl oceaslon 10 rlosc IN mi,
little one that was in. At last re raacbaa
tie scene af the ose and tbs work Aitet it and
a1onng thesc- NO clamberol and wandered
about, down staiEs 10 this or t5t level. .pt
then ont on sfit tunnels through tho ye.n In
bo4h directions; up again by narrow, noksr.
ish laddtfr 10 + higher zot Of thamt'crs. In
md ont. np aad down, TIL We, were Ioat IN
zn,azins confusion. Here VIA, indeed. . city
Of ttrecn aad Population far 1nder tho srI.
street, we're DESCRIBED !; IN ctbers We fouud II.
sie sotes!ss Of mlneIh, 'pcckins; away at The
bard rock, and loading up cars Of ihs ore,
that we're sent out bv the tunnels ard IN Ly
the shafts ~ iht. suftaee Abure, Hero, too,
Nae building In wide hall Under yrnuad,
somc OF tho chambers bad rlnseI In aE
ter being worked out Of ore :: Others have
! been Allied up 10 prevent cArtu, IN
sn4 eauing great .dlasster overhead !;
but many of The open passages were staIei
Of esaeed open still with huge frames orr
told yen, I helieys. IL used Tor thIe put-
ps.4e In this smY}c Wtue than :has f,ccn @uut
Into all The buildings Of ViEtnta DIV it.slL :
With As ~ 100 10 t5,co inhsI.isants, And In
many Of thc Passages, such ls'the outward
p's,sare into the vscnu,. that these timbera,
tsred slmo.t In two. Great; piae sticks,
! tssnteeu Inches square, vcTe thus beut ike 4
| DOW, or yaHned With gaping apllntcrs: End
II II s{Ases asft u some places for Us 10 90
,hseEeh se Ters IN thts wny reduced 10 small
''I. ~. NJ e.. a'noM had 70 crawl toges along.
neafy, an.a thought We hid aecu enough :
tslaea. Lit tnsne SeA oppuAa.fely llaa 3nl
cose ice SnacuIy was up ID ltO derrras
ana NOR, md the areat poured from as i,ke
hia s.5 uns OF On. 1.sTts grow ,tasn. and f,]s-
oat; This happened 10 Be thc man Az ner,rons, ~ II ~
aad trying but We did not reauze tbst' snS
| o11 hloer guido, in4ensatlye from erucrirrro
SH not tAtnk Of It. 80 he STARTED d i1.o ,
moE tna,t. running straight up nad down f,r
:.set v,,9s s%nareds q feet, dark and damp al
~ y S,!ny one Attcs anothes, u n.rrs..'. ,..'.
aleaIaf ladsie@ !-.ttn1li IN its ehte. 1a ~ .
4 N-'A u sthtS ti NJ: thing hner srs ma ~
,a.fa' eas- u'ust carry Ills lighted e., H.
10 I,.'a rs. ~: saa creep ahesdi > single rnlsTsn
~ =; , y, -. iaaii..n. III invalid, o. 81
"'s a2xe F;vMxe.a ..-- 4-- ...,,...',,,,s 'a nos
ths ~ ~fatal Eight, TO Lcro,rn xs5y NJ NJ. :.
~.tst*a cvt.- "dy ~ the bottom, hu: wct.1 n