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TIE cOUNrERrEIr SEQ NOTES.
Capture Of Plates, Presses, Ink, and Paper
SnflrIrnI 10 Print uRIfn Million.

SuHicient TO Print Hair n Mtllioh.
Col. Whtley's detective force have had a
brown stone house up town under surveillance
week. Yesterday morning large trunk was re
moved, white and a coored man having charge
thereof Passing through backt treets it was taken
TO the jersey city Terry, where the white man len
and another took his place.
While driving along the other silc OF the river
the ofcer suddenly halted the driver ana demanded
to see the contents Of tho trunk, at which the mlu
~ charse slipped round to the other side OF the
wagon and escaped. The trunk was iould TO con
tain tweuty-iOl'r plates on the Oneida. Market
a I'D Shoe end Leather Banks. large press a quan.
tty Il ink, with cngravers' Tools and pager enough
for an issue OF halt a iiiion dollars.
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DRUs sELs, Oct l7.-Ihe report that Cen Boyer
has lett Metz for Versailles to negotiate surrender
Of the fortress is considered authsniic here. The
rumor that negotiations are pending for peace on
the basis OF the cossion Of Alsace and Luxembourg
il also believed to DO well founded; aud 1t Is stated
that another interview between Dt,mArk aud Favro
to that end will soon be held.
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pRrssIAN VIZ pEsPATcnEs.
CapituistIon OF Sois.ons 32 Guns Captured
the Rinderpcst RnElng In the Camp and
the valley of the Rhine.

BERLIN, Oct. 17.-The North German Lloyd's
steamer Francfuri. which left Now York on tic
2sh OF September, arrived safely at Bremen on
Saturday evening. She reports having encountered
no French gunboats.
Scissors capitulatcd on Sunday morning, and at
three o'clock in the afternoon the Grand Duke Of
Mecklonburg entered the town at the head Of his
army. The German losses throughout the siege
were uining. -Four thousand prisoners and i32
guns were taken.
Marshal Bazaine has made offers Of capitula,lon
Heavy reinlorcements reach tho army before
Paris every day. The cologne Gdsette reports that
the rinderpesi not only prevails in the camps, but
- raging In forty or nity places IN the Rhine Val
Icy and has also broken out in Brandenburg
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CURIoSITIES or CRIME.

william McKAg, Jr, son Of Col. McKaig Of Cum.
berand, Md. was shot dead yesterday by young Mr..
Black.
Mary Shoemaker, = waiter in a concert saloon,
went 10 her home al IS EllrldRe street. at O'Clock
yesterday morning, and Attempted 10 cut her throat
with knife.
William Bullock, paper hanger, went into the
store Of kirkpatrick, At sos Broadway last evening
Jewels nom the counter, but was ar rested .,
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The Hon. Julius Wndsworth Nominated for
Gonnrenr in the Eighth Dinirici.

The Young Democracy of the Eighth Com
Rrcssonal District, comprising the Eighteenth,
Twentieth, and Twenty-0rst Wards, me, last even
ing at the corner OF Twenty street and Third
avenue, and unanimously nominated the Hon. Julius
wadswor,h, Of tho Twentieth Ward for Congress-
A committee Of two from each W ard was appointed
by the chairman to wait on the nominee at tho Colo
man House and tender him the nomination. Mr..
Wndsworth accepted the nomination In q short
speech. Mr.. Wadsworth was for many years con-
nec,ed with the well known banking house OF Wads-
worth n sheldon OF Wall street. and will II elected,
reflect honor and credit on the district. II Is -
present represented by James Brooks
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LONG ISLAND.

Geld OF % acres in Sag IIurbor costing less than
year ago tiOo yielded this year over i,lOO bushels Of
corn.
Tread well Walters, OF Fsrmin gdale and member
OF the Queens county Republican Central Committee
seriously and II Is feared fatally injured yesterday
by being thrown from his carriage.
The Wilson farm at Deer Park Huntington, con.
NiDg Ot AuOut 20 scros Ct 'An1 has been pnrchascd
by Edmuad Frefel Tor s3OO0O Mr r viii lay il out
W sIc,s pnd avenues aud tcll 10 the spuug " actual
settlers
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

At meeting OF the Indeneudcnt Cnmpaiyn Club
OF the First and Second Wards OF MOrrissania last
night, Joseph Bender was nominated for Receiver OF
Taxes.
Charles murphy, years OF age OF Robinson ave-
rue East Morrsania. was knocked down and instantly
killed yesterday afternoon by M engine ON the PORT
silver ice-pitcher and tray, valued at f15n has
been presented TO the Pioneer Guard OF west Farms
by Mr. Wykon, formerly Of fordhan, to he shot for
morrow at their fourth annual target excursion.
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NEW JERSEY.

Tho two wild leoparls in the forests Of West Mil
ford ~ D. are seen By the farmers almost every day
Gov. Randolph reviews tho First Brigade New
Ict'ey National Guard In Camp FtelinEhuysen. neaf
Newark tomorrow.
The Dundee Manufacturing Company has laid an
iniuno ton upon the Mdllni RairoAd Comnany, re-
strainng them fIom building their bridge over tho
Passaic river at weasel, i.
Justice John White Of Hoboken, imprisonod
three months ago for rmbezLlIng money from Ns Mo-
ritz NJ Srashourg, was released ycstCrd1y payment
OF 500 fine ami The costs Of MS lia H. tCutt4ced
to nrec months m jail and nno Of 500. lie Is yet 10
be
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The ErrnI Errmnn EnIr

in aid Of wounded German soldiers, and OF the
widows and children OF tho dead was opened iast
nirht in the large nrmory OF the Thirty seventh
Regiment. The four large rooms were pocked ;
about $2TO0 was realized from single tickets sold at
the door and nearly $4,000 from tickets dis
posed uf previous to the opening The sales at the
stalls were heavy. An address was delivered ny
WIN, Cullen Bryant The LiederkranE and Arion
Societies sang patriotic songs.
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The Third Assembly District has three condi-
da'c'. Tic first Is JoAn llages, formerly Of tho
Board Of Education, who thinks himself sur, of tho
Iammany nomination; the second Is Jnnos Hayes.
formerly Supervisor, who Il the candidate Of tho
Dung DcWr crucy; and the third is John A. Hayos.
talented Young man, who COT !llcnty eA9ecls tho
Ilmmany nomination, but who VIII run NJ my ruta.
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OBITT EY.

Tie Hon, John Howe, of Brandon, Vt, died in
Poughkeepsle on sunday.
Mr. Alfred Phillips father of Adelaide Phillips,
ile vocalist died yesterday morning at Marshneld'
Mass.
The Hon, Robert Rlreway Congressman from
the FINN Virginia District. and aformer editor Of tho
Richmond Whig, died IN Amherst county oD sunday
night.
William Dowling, the father or Justice Dowling,
died SUNDAY ut his residence. n Frank strnct.
The luE0ral services are o o. held in
Church at 10 OcIOcS THIS morning.
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VIII MIR. John FcnthcrsOu Supply his Gus
toners with The Sunt

To the hdHOr az me Su'A
sIR: for one, and, have no doubt, many
more wish the same, thai John Fcathorson would
furnish bis newsboys on the boats with TnR SUN
This morning, on board OF the Adephia, on arriving
at Yuukers, ! expected to receive my morning
friend but imagine my disappointment when he
said, mo SUNS" So bought the Herald and laid
II aside without reading half column. Please re-
quest Mr. John Foatherson TO furnish his boys With
tue 4" luminary," the truthful SUN.
Yours respectfully, DANUTA-
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A Prize Fighter for a Husband.

The wife of Joe Coburn applied yesterday at
the Tombs for warrant against her husband for
having brutaly beaten her. Justice Hogan would
have granted the warrant, but Emma said that Joe
had gone out Of town on sparTiug tour,
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InceDdIarismi in Newark

There was an alarm Of FIRE in Newark every
night last week but one. On Sunday night one fire
after smother broke oct until four buildings in dlf
ferent sections Of the city had been destroyed Most
OF the burned buildings barns and the loss was
Comparatively nght but only the most carefu atten.
ton Of the Fire Department and police force pre-.
vented more serious consequences, The people are
alarm cd for the safety OF tLeir property,
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French War shin, Mistnko.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE United States
steamer Plymouth was recently chased by French
man-ofwaT IN the English Channel The French.
man went after the Plymouth full tilt for mile or
more, with his crew at their quarters When he
came upon the starbonrd quarter, aud the cOmman-
der OF the Plymouth thought he intended putting a
pivot guns and ran out an / inch cannon Then
the Frenehman thought IL high time 10 take Frel ch
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Terrific RHpIosion in PItt.burrh.

PITTSBURGH, Oct l7.-This evening in the
Standard OIL Works explosion was caused by a
spark from locomotive Blk hundred barrels OF
refined oil and 200 barrels OF benzne were de-
slroyed. Loss. SIS 100; no insurance. Several
persons were thrown from the platform OF passing
train by the concussion. None were seriously hurt
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Mnzzini Liberated.

FLoRgNcK, Oct. l7-Mnzzini, the notorious re-
publican agitator, has been set at liberty.
FLORENCE, Oct. 17.-The notables generally
paying their respects to NJ. Thers, who is regarded
rs the representative OF the French Govern uent.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
TIE POLITICIANS CIRCUS.
THE ANEHTCIN EAGLE FLIPPIYG
MS UJNGS AGAIN.

The Young DcmncTHcv OF UobOkeu md the
Hon. Orcstcs Cicveiand-A Split Dcmoo-
rncy CourtlnQ Defeat
In Hudson county, New Jersey, Mr.. Fispat-
rick aud tic present member, Orestos Clcvolani 4,
arc rival Democratic candidates for Congress. Fit
teen Hundred adhcrcnts Of Mr. Cleveland met In the
catholic Institute Jersey City, last evening. They
passed. resolutions supporting uo "rcgulal" nomi.
necs, ana discouneuancing the "boltors" Attorney
General Gichrs. talked to them about military
interference the polls and the necessity OF harmo
ny. Mr.. Cleveland read mass Of nguros relating to
vcrnment cx,rlvasanccs, and Leon Abbet, exc
Speaker Of the New Jersey Assembly, told then
how the great morican eagle is going to perch on
tile banners OF the Democracy.
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FLoREScE, Oct. 17.-Gen. CiGldini is said TO be
in favor OF tho nomination OF the Duke Of Aosla for
King Of spain.
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LisBoS, Oct. l7.-Later dates from Rio Jan
Giro announce tha, the German -chooners Lucia ami
ConcordlA have been captured by the Frenc b gun.
boat llamelin.
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A NnD Drained with nm Axe.

Late last night in an alteration in the liquor
stone gt ~ North snth street WI lusbur!l, Dan.
l'. Wa-h Jraihed IhoMys Burns VITA AN a1o. ia-
h.ciDg Two sLsshy BCu.ds, which mly prove fatal,
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vienna, Oct; l7.-Thc journals Of this city are
nearly unanimous IN favor Of German unity.
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MY WET, Fla, Oct. Il, via PUNrA Rosa, Fla,
Oct lG-The hurricane began on the 7th, continuing
ior five days from the northeast. The barometer
D. averaged twenty-nine, alternately rising and
i' ias Al the lower streets are flooded, and com.
urc'iiohs can only be kept by raversing in boats
.m one part OF the town to tho other.
Tile steamers Cuba and Gulf Stream were four
q gc'tng 10 the wharf
o." Cuba reports that she felt the hurricane
a. o.'y mie' out
I.r Ia'ai squadron and monitors are all safe.
L'1''A, "at. Iva Key West, Oct. l6,-On the
'' i.' t" a-'nrtcr fell RAPIDLY and the wind
'n 'o evening il blew heavily from the
Hotr.ug vHcu It .u,.ed. / tt
. .. ....t IH N.Ht.l,. lIc tltt.u.
-' .. N..t. .'-. 4.eI u4a-tE = - ...s!s ~ lhl
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3, The following is a list of the principal sugar
estates, with tie names Of their owners and their
product in tie districts referred to as having been
desoated by the hurricane ! he statistics are taken
1850, which was deemed By the Spanish Government
correct that 1t adopted tie basis OF their
dnternal revenue taxation.
According to these statistics, the estates in the ju
risdiction OF CardenAs produced I'll 600 boxes an
a. 96i hogsheads, or say 70 900 tons The estates Ia
ts Jurisdiction producing over 1900 boxes each are
tne folio wing:
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TIE REPUBLICANS SPLIT.
SMITH 1vD NCRPHY MIXING A TAM
MANY TICTORY EiSY.

Tho Police Requircd to Preserve Order III
Republican Mrctin1s-Thc Collector Put
Ont MaashnII u. x oberts TO be orinutcd
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY, MAY 80 ls7o-TRIPLE SHEET

nucnce OF tho music would 60 far enough towards
Durlying tner MINDS anu preparing them for prayer
and meditation.
Rev. Dr. Washburn said-I have been asked by
your rector In his absence day. TO speak to you on
the subject and IN behalf OF the Seamens UuiOn and
announced his text Ezekiel xviii, 2-"Son OF man,
say unto the prince OF Tyrus, Thus satin the Lord
God because thine heart Ia lifted up, and thou hast
GoS sS t% te os sod 81. IN the tSnn sess apt q
a man. ana not God, though thou set thine
heart as the heart OF Godn The city OF Tyre was the
centre OF civilization and the entrcpot or all that
Wea Of hs wca om as shst
nincence has now mou!derei away, and the fisherman
spreads his net on the rocks where stood the tenn.
pies and palaces OF ancient Tyre, and
DRAWS MS BOAT ON SHORE
amid the ruins OF her great rival, Carthage. The
connection VI Christianity With mercantile develop
considerable length, anu events OF late years de-
tailed which render possible the l0ngedfor vision OF
Oriental caravans once more trayersing the deserts
OF Asia and Africa, exchanging the accumulated
riches OF great and prosperous populations. These
possibilities were born OF the twin agents of civiliza
lion.electricity and steam. But Christianity he
added, must be spread with commercial extension;
seliinterest, the eat motive oil business men, is
not sufficient for the permanent progress OF peo-
pie. Though ''honesty Is the best pohcyn 1t Is not
that which leads men to build cheap tenement
houses and permits steamships 10 traverse the ocean
without any safeguard TO the trusting voyager.
Spanish greed ior gold; English commerce In China
and india has many bloody records. 1t Is the course
OF trickery and dishonesty persued by those who
tAat causes IL to be derided ana scornel.
IN THE l.EvANT,
when merchant was advised 60 leave his cargo on
me WarI, as ~ would not rain In that season tor at
least month 10 come, and he hesitated for fear OF
thieves, he was told frankly and quietly that there
was not Christian within fifty miles. In conclu-
sion the reverend gentleman paid fine tribute 10
TO the SAILORS character; 10 his bravery generosity
ana klndness OF heart, and touched with a glowing
pathos the SAD story OF his mslortunes anu wrong.
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jesus IN entertaining this belief we found our
seyes IN chain OF circumstances entirely foreign TO
noae 1n sa the o4 Coo ss On s great ns
universe. r ~ ns hside c,o ned IN Stars was Ills
sphere ND there among the clouds where an lndi-
vidual God sits on paipab.e throne? Why,
scIENoE HAD scoURED ALL THE UNIVERSE
sad, ~ find nothing in all the earth but
living law.' To ascend-what was thati The
VINO lived % and Tho thought IN the highest ccnscousness @
God does not become lofty when he ascends up into
space. de became lefty when he came and took
when He took a towel and girded himself
and knelt down 10 wash HIS disciples feet When
their royal houses aud estates ana 90 about iecur
ing to inc workngmen, then they ascended. The
40 nonlest ,nlng WA to serve. Tomorrow we would
did we do that for2 Not to honor them In the nesh
They rose when they went down. He lthe preacherJ
believed II no risen Christ Jesus was an idea. q
prncipe, aspirltualpower Jesus was not an indlvid
ual, but spirit OF lie. The heaven He lived In was
heaven OF pure spiritual minds They had heard
OF the Tree religious association, and had heard his
name Identified with ii as one OF Its principal OIL
GERS. some meant ny free religion nothing more
might worship. That was not his idea. by free re.
ligion ne meant the freedom OF reiglon-a religion
that WAS not imprisoned In ecclesiastical thought
THE FREEDOM OF REASON TO DEAL WITH RELIGION
on rational principles. Religion had always meant
Authority. To most minds II stood dogma and
dogma bound thought. Free religion We struck
here new thought We would walk Tree. We
would have the MUD Walk free all over Chrsten.
DOM Take lhs fences on, clear the ground
pun down the walls. Let the human mind have
free scope To travel where 1t Will 1t was secarian-
Ism thai gave us birth. mat spirit which divided
and changed truth by opinion; the spirit that multi
pied petty nopedoms the spirit which cuiled into
crosses small in!aibilties ana gliterng bulis the
jealous spirit; the spirit that launched and threw
against iidelty, when It should put lnddey to the
blush.
The pre- tcher then went Oh to point out the advan-
tage OF irce ielgAon, and concluded by predicting
thai sectariahism Sas doomed at no distant dag.
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GRACE CHURCH.

The Ancient Mariners and Modern Mariners
Christian aud Commercial Enterprisc-scr-
mon by Rev. DIR. Wash6urn.
At an hour when the services are nearly at an end
in most OF the city churches the dietantt audience
OF fashionable worshippers who adorn Grace church
began to enter its sacred portals, and the words OF
the liturgy reached the only at intervals,
entirely drowned In the rustic of satins and by the
soft footballs along the thicKly carpeted aisle.
Finally, however, all lolterers arrived and the bril-
liant throng became, with one accord, the most
devoted and revereat as well as fashionable and
elegant OF adorers. There seems to be two distinct
sets Of hearers at this famous place OF worship, one
OF which come to hear the preaching and one
TO HEAR pHE MUSIC.
For full thrce-fourths Of an hour the latter class
listened with every token OF delight as the heavy
peal of the organ echoed in the wanted roof and
through The naves, and the carefully executed solos
of oasso soprano and contrato seemed To rayish
Their senses quite The following programme was
performed:-rentte, Morgan; Gloria Sphor; re
Deltrn, Mosenthal; Jbildte Eytens; Psalm ", Grea.
torex; Hymn l6o, Beethoven; and al its conclusion
not lew OF those who had been most wrapt listen
eys arose apd retired evidently believing that the in
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We are told that the gentle rain falls upon the evil
as well as upon the good; but experience in re-
ngious reporting shows that whereas the evil dis
pose1 persons Of our cities take their wetng quietly
and equaze matters by inward applications Of warm
ing uids the good people who GO to church to pray,
to see and to be seen regard rainy Sunday
as most serious matter and care more for dry
clothing at home than dry preaching with moist
coats In the churches And the plentiful showers
that poured upon our streets yesterday were made
excuses for the non-attendaace Of hundreds OF
habituaL worshippers. The several houses OF God
which are usually filed on Sunday were but sparsely
attended, and the congregations seemed to be infu-
enccd in no small degree by the cold, gloomy aspect
OF the day. The sermons, however, were equal to
the average and deserve careful perusal. Below
Will be found reports OF metropolitan preaching and
also dsconrscs delivered IN other places.
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ziOs (sOlCRED) CnURCl.
Struggle for the Possession or a Pulpit--
Disgracefuf Row-The Police Called iu
ufd tho Gas Put Ont.


A Struggle for the Possession OF n Puipit-
A Disarucefui Row-The Police Called In
und tho Gas Put Ont.
Zion (c0lored) church, corner OF West Teuth and
Bleecker streets, the scene Of quite disturb
ance last night. 1t seems that the pastor, Rev. w.
+. Butler, is universal favorlte with the
people, who, apprecianng MS labors with
them for the past two years, during which
time he has accomplished much towards building
up the church and largely increased the number OF
the congregation, petitiOned the annual Conference
for his reappolntment and the Conference being
satisfied that It was for the interest OF the church.
ana aware OF Mr. Buffers great intelligence and zeal
Ior tne weiIare or his people, reappOinted him for
another year. But the trustees under the leadership OF
Samuel j. Howard, did not acquiesce In decision Of
the Bishop, and yesterday morning, when Mr.. Butler
attempted TO enter the pulpit they refused to allow
him to do so. Mr. Butler did not make any res St
ance In the afternoon they pushed him fromtac
from him hoof Of teirs.
In the evening Mr.. Butler went to the church with
fuIs the duties Of pastor Upon his entering the
church scene Of The widest confusion ensued.
me congregat on en- 'aasse mounted the seats
both his white friends and colored ones
joining IN the demonstration. The trustees re-
& USe he was na II Was 20 on n he
eng literally carried there by his friends. But the
trus ees, who were determined to gain their point,
cause their deeds were evl.n This settled the mat
ter, OF course, and the congregation dis
soiasion The action Of the trustees Is con.
demned by all oar intelligent c0lored citizens.
The trustees desire some one whom they can mould
to their own Will The matter u to be tstel In the
courts. as Mr.. Butter has the official papers OF his
appointment. 10. morrow night there is 10 be a
meeting OF Mr Buffers friends but 1t is feared that
the I. tstee3 w not allow the church 10 be opened
One OF the trustees named Allen. was arrested by
TIE police and locked up for the night.
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vision Of the New Jerusalem coming down from
God out OF heaven. and both mean siinpy spiritual
kingdoms. Out OF the professed or nominal Church
OF Christ God shall take q remnant, represented In
other portions OF Scripture as the "kings OF the
East" the sons OF the Morning Star, the watchers
FOR the dawning Of the day OF God aud OF these lie
shall make Kingdom that shall overspread the
earth. The destiny OF the earth, then, s 10 be tue
dwelling OF man and the destiny OF man s 10 in.
herit the earth forever. The pastor OF
Mount Zion altogether overlooked such texts
as assert that the earth and the works that are
therein shan be burned up; that the sun shall be
turned into darkness and the moon into blood nj
t'e clements melt with ferven heat; and In ignor.
ing tne existence OF place OF perpetual punishment
ne was forced TO the explanation that the wicked
snail cease to exist-hey win return TO their original
no.nngness .,a @ The hymn containing the following
v,rse winch so fully expresses the faith OF this little
CHRISTIAN band. was then sung In closing:-
We soon nhall the day
When all our tolls shall cease;
When we shall away
And dwell In endless peace
The pastor called attention TO some OF his pubica-
tions, which were displayed for sale on table be-
heatn the pulpit, and then dismissed the audience.