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CITY ITEMS.

DOUBLE BREASTED VESTS for So, and LARGO
assortment OF Plain and Fancy Silk Vests. for
5 and sc. These are very cheap goods, and az
low as good cloth vests are sold.
GEO. @. HEyNrNe,
No. 4f0 Seventh street, n w.
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= LIE IsAcHsRs Of the public schcois are to-
be enabled to spend q joy.ts Thsakssivina' 'H"'
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RARGAINS IN IN DRY GOODS!
BENJAMIN MILLER.

1ol BRIDGE STREET, GEORGETOWN, ID. @ 81,
ls selling grea. bargains in sll kinds Of WINTER
GOODS Money can be saved by giving him q call
before purchasing.
Black silks, Velytteens, English Saline, Nerinoes.
irish Popins, Plaid Poplins and Serges, Black Al
pacas.
Blankets, Flsnnels. Cloths and Csssimeres.
Juglas celebrated Kid Gloves, Jssephs Kid Gloves,
one dellar
Embroideries, Hamburg Work, and Real Laces. ME
NEW sTOCK.-Jus. received. a large assortman,
y Of first class BEADY-MADE CLOTHING,
which viii be offered to the public very low
prices, marked in plain figures Also, q lot of
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES aud vEsTIN0S, made 10
order, Please examine my stock before purchasing.
kICHARD FUBLsLONE,
no2 I'm No so Bridge s.ree.
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NEW PrBffcATi6ks-5hiliineton sends ms
nlP'stoa' Jostrndl for December 5, and TSs Mar
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A Nzw WRINKLR.-Mr. A. Watson, Of this
city, who invented the storm-signal system and
the stamped newspaper envelope now in use,
wrapper that can be used either for letters,
newspapers, or as q letter and envelope COM
bined. 1t is an ingenious thing.
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PROVIDING THEIR THANKSGIVING DINNER
me store OF James McGrath, corner of 9Th and
streets, was robbed yesterday Of q coop Of
chickens. The theft was the work Of three col
ored men, one OF whom entered the store and
engaged the attention of the proprietor, while
the other two lifted the coop and made good
their escape with their booty.
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I AkGE ASSORTMENT OF FALL AND WIN
IL TER GOODS.
JOHN X SMOOT.

t19 Bridge Street, Georgetown, y. o.,
Has received and 10 Offering at very low prices
a large assortment of r ALL and WINTER GOODS,
selected with great care from the New York impor-
tsre and jobbers, and bought t1clRsIreiy for
comprising full line of Ladies Dress Fabrics, best
Bl Silks, French and Irish Bl L and Col Poplins,
corded Epinglings and Reps Empress Cloths, French
Mernoe, pure Mohairs, and Alpacas Of all the best
brands, Plaid Mohsrs, Satin Cloths and Surges for
suite MOURNING GOODS Of the best grades, full
line. Cloths Csssimerss and Tweeds; Courycisier e.
Alexander s, and Jouvin's Kid Gloves; avery fair
Kid Glove 8 IL Hosiery IN every variety; Paisley
Striped and Plaid shawls; Lace trim Handker>
chiefs and Collars Embroidered and Plain Handk fs
Waterproof and eacking Cloths a FIRST rate assort.
ment 81 ladies and gentlemen Under Wear, y Ian
nels. Table Linens, Napkins, Towels, Sheetinss,
Shrtings, Bichardsons best Irish Linens Blankets,
and Spreade; Brussels Ingram. and Three ply Car
pets, Rugs, M ats. Oil Cloths, &C. Cash purchasers
are invited 10 call before making their purchases
promising ae good bargains rs IL s possible 20 give
oc22- I'm JOHN h. sMO0T.
('ASH PAID FOR LADIES'. GENTS AND
" ChlLDRENS CAST OFF CLOTHING.
BOOTS, SHOES, etc. At l.. GRABwoHL :, 53a
Bridge street, Georgetown. Note by mail from
Georgetown or Washington attended to. oc2S ly
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COLUMBIA RAILWAY COMPANY-A meeting
OF the lncCrpOratoTs of this enterprise met YES
terday IN the Beard Of TTsde rooms William H.
Claggeu, ESQ :, IN the chair, Nj. NJ. ROhr. secre-
iary The object OF the meeting was TO present
the condition OF affairs of the company and urge
concerted action 70 have the stock all subscribed
ard the books closed a quickly as possible, so
that the work can be commenced at An early
day. Tie law incorporating the COMPANY
requires the subscription Of S10O 900 before
work can be commenced, and 2j per cent. OF the
amount must be paid in. The report OF the
secretary showed that $4,000 had been sub
serlbed, IN shares OF so each, which left only
$1,000 yet to raise. He urged increased, actiyi-
" OF those interested.
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TIE COSsREsATIos OF 81. Peters Catholic
Church will see elsewhere a notice OF a Inee'iny
tomorrow Thursday morning of interest to
them.
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IRIGG's Dollar Store il the only jewelry store
IA he city tba; receives new styles BY express
eYJy morning.
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w.C.A.-while preparations are being made
for the festivities Of the morrow, that noble
charity the women's Christian Association
should be borne In mind. its store rooms are
almost empty, and its capacity for goods limi-
ted accordingly. Contributions Of salt, heats,
-four, sugar, vegetables and other provisions are
badly needed; also, bed clothing, etc. Let all
help as they are able.
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PRRsoNAL.-Colonel w. f. Shaffer aud John
Russell Young, Of New York, are at Wizards
Paymaster G. p. Wallach, of the United
states frigate Guerriere, is at the Irving House,
New York city, where he will remain awa;ting
orders. ...' Hon. AL. Harmar, Philadelphia,
u. -. McMaster, Z. s. N, and G. NJ. Book,
l. 5. N, are at the Ebbitt.
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ALASKA DIAMONDS,
Oroide EtTuscan ,Iewery
Oroide Spiral Studs,
Oroide Gold Stone Buttons.
French Jet Jewelry
Brackets, Vases, Chronos,
received this morning at Prigg's Dollar Store,
No. 45I Pennsylvania avenue, between and
9Th streets. - 1870
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i6h OoRf0RATIOS FISAsCRs.-RscsipLs sine.
Cc'ebsT l9.-The receipts on the Cornaration
tbIOugh TIE Collectors Office, from October 18th
20 Iate, 1901 NJ, according 20 the daily reports
MADE 20 Vie comptroller, $40 gji. S0-general
Iaxfs- sI0i -5i4 II; special, s2i 469.9S: Ucenses
80. Ii0.i6. included in this were about I ~0o
730 certificates. calling for over SIS 600 which
must be taken from the total amount.
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"THE CATHOLIC SPIRIT OF THE PROTESTANT
EPISCOPAL CHrRCH."-On Sunday, the 18th
INST, Dr. Keeling entered upon the foarth year
OF bis ministry in the city Of Harrisburg, and
the Stote Journal says he "signalized the occa-
sion by sermon of unusual power and brillian-
cy" On the subject that heads this paragraph.
The Journal contains quite a lengthy report OF
the discourse, which fully sustains the COM
ment OF that paper upon II. His text was from
the 9th chapter Of the Ephesians, oath verse
'Grace be with all them who love our Lord
Jesus Christ in sincerity" He wipes away the
old stigma upon the church, that she proudly
holds herself above other denominations that
have not the epIscopate or the three orders of
the ministry, and does not recognize them
as churches. He clearly establishes that the
church, whilst protesting against corruptions
Of the faith, is so guarded in her phraseology
az not TO give Just Cause of offence
and that she fully recognizes the church stat
of religious bodies not having the episco-
and the Christian character and tell" .~sb,in y,
church IN not allowing minister =, oSsn3. VIC ~,
her churches without previo 20 anisconaI 90 -
ration, and proves that the nrincip,e Of NJ
scribing conformity e, vhaf tbev hsiieva ~ he
scTip.ural and apc-co,ic as a Condition nrecedent
70 church leadership or official function j.
more or les -scted upon by all religious organi-
zaions. He discountenances all tendencies to
sc.lsms in the church, and consequently is op-
posed TO both extremes of ritualism and low
chUTcb!sm. He declares these to be the rocks
on either hand, betwiXt which, under God the
ark of Christ's church must be steered, and
proclaims himself OF those who hold TO the all
sufiiciDg protestant character and spirit OF the
present formularies OF the church.
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TIE FRENCH FAIE-Relief Of tie Sufferers by
lie Wor.-Pursuant TO call signed by Mrs.
General Sherman and others, a large number of
the sympathizers with France in the present
European struggle, met at Marini's Hall yes
terday at one O'Clock, for the purpose of con-
certing measures for the relief Of the widows
and orphans, as well as the wounded of the
ench soldiery. The meeting was organized
by the election OF the Marchoness De Cham
brun as president Z. j. Durant, vice president
and Mrs. Solger, secretary. There were present
besides the above, Mrs. i. q. Marini, Mrs. A. G..
Riddle and daughter, Mrs. Pollak, Misses Alice
and Lou Gautier, Mrs. Colonel Hinton, Mrs.
Riley, Mrs. Porter, Mrs. Jirdinston, as also Hon
Thomas j. Durant, &. Gautier, Col. X. Z. Hin
ton, Prof. l.. q. Marini, n. Demongeot, G..
Colne, and others. II was resolved TO issue a
circular to the various ladies sympathizers with
the French cause In this city aud elsewhere
soliciting donations, and to ascertain their views
or the prospects of their probable cooperation
with the managers Of the proposed fair to COM
menec here January 9Th, 1871, and the meeting
adjourned 10 meet on Monday next, at the same
place.
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EEoRGETowN DOLLAR STORE is rec.iyinr a
NJ large and superior stock Of JET and Fancy Jew
elry. stafuetfes, Vases. Albums, Knives. Chrornos
Picture Frames, Clocks. Watche AT Plated VI are
To- the holidays. Wonderful bargains for 81 No
10 High street. J. {. NICHOLS nol6-am
sQoD NEWS TO THE People OF THE
~ DlSIRiCT.-l have Just received a large In
voice Of Goods from New York, which consists of
spiendld Black velveteens, Blsck silks aud satins
excellent lot Of Blankets and Shawls. Lace Collars
hity dozen more of those ladies cheap Linen Hand
seIchieis. Also, splendid line Of Hosiery, which
has 10 he sofa regardless OF cost. All who are ~
want OF the above articles will DO well by calling nj
the auction house Of +. GUTMAN, III Bridge 81
Geotgetovn. Auction SATURDAY. At lo O'Clock a m
and .. IN. L. GUTMAN, Auct. c. H.CRIPPEN.
salesman. noiz 81
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national THEATER.
~ MATINEE
THANKSGIVING AFTERNOON Of two O'Clock
II THE SEA OF ICE.
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a FINE THING FOR TEE TKETH-The fra
grant SoZodont has taken a very prominent
place among the most approved dentrifces of
the day. It IS very popular article for the
toiiet, highly recommended BY all who have
used it, as beautifer and preseryer of the
teeth, refreshing the mouth sweetening the
breath, and arres;ing the progress of decay.
"Spaldine's Giu.," stick est thing out
GLORIOUS NEWS!
Cents Furnishing Goods Cheaper than Ersr.
Gents Merino Undershirts and Drawers IS,
40, 80, 60 and IS cents. The best 81 Undershirts
IN the District. Good White Shirts IS, so, 81
and S1.25; splendid article 81 and 40 .. Good
Cotton Socks. four pair for Is cents. Handker-
chiefs already hemmed Is cents. Knit Jackets
IN An endless variety. The finest assortment of
Bows. Ties and Scarfs ever seen in the city.
Call and see for yourselves. Franc & Goldman.
400 9TH street. between ID and streets and
Marble Hall, COZ 9Th street, opposite Patent
Office. Gal.
KID GLovRs. Kin CLOVIS.
just received from Europe new stock of Kid
Gloves, all cOlors and sizes, which still sell AZ
old prices. Try our 81 gloves at
CHAs. BArM's
Hoopskirt and Corset Factory,
40s Seventh street.
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BASE BALTIC tomorrow morning at 1880
O'Clock. the closing game OF the bali season of
20 viii take place on the Olympic grounds.
me Olympics have made every effort 10 make
grand success. Fisher, Malone, and other
noted players viii appear in their nine, and they
VII nave opposed 10 them the nine strongest
sest game Of the season. The usual Admission
Ice viii he Charged
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The THFATKRs.-Notwithstan the unfa-
vorable weather last evening, there was a fair
audience at the National Theatre, who were
manner in which "The Fairy Circler was
played by Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Williams. To-
night there is a change Of bill; the Irish legen-
dairy drama, entitled "All Hallow Eve" will
be given, also the new and original farce termed
1.-The Latest from New York, !" i'm which both
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams will appear.
The combination at Wallis Opera House offer
a very attractive entertainment for Thanksgiv-
ing week; and those who have not seen Sylvester
in his wonderful illusions should do so at once.
The children should all see him at the matinee
tomorrow, also Prot. Cobb's animals. The per-
formances are varied every evening, and no one
can get an idea OF their novelty without seeing
them.
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BANK FOR EAST wAsHINGToN-Ouite a
Washington, and those Interested in real estate
In that section, held a meeting last evening at
Captain A. Grants Office, corner Sd street east
ana A street north, to devise means for the Or
ganlzati0n OF savings bank TO be located on
capitol Hill; and committee was appointed to
ascertain the possibility Of establishing a ma
tlonal bank, with instructions to report at a flu
ture meeting.
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RouGH TREATMENT-Frst Robbed and then
ASsaulted.-Last evening two colored men took
from the store coor Of Mr.. s. n. Meyer, on y
street, near E, three pieces Of calico. This
morning Mr.. Meyer noticed two men pass his
door, and supposing them to be the thieves ran
out and attempted TO catch them, when they
violently assaulted him and made good their
escape. Mr.. NJ. was 50 badly injured as to ne
cessitate the services Of physician.
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GEAND ARMY RRUSIos.-The Department OF
The Potomac, u. A. R., had q ass meeting last
evening at their hall, corner OF 9th and ID
streets, Tor the purpose Of meeting several or
GERS Of the department. Of PENNSYLVANIA Col.
iubey, OF the Department OF the Potomac pre-
sided; and iDtroouced the visitors, and adj
dresses, interpreted with songs and choruses,
accompanied by instrumental music, formed
part Of the exercises. The GROWING feature
was the presentation by Col. Calhoun in the
name of the Department OF Pennsylyania of a
pair OF ebony silver-mounted clutches
10 comrade William Il. Collins. djutant gem
sral e.. A. r., as a prize won in a swimming
match last summer, contested exclusively by
cne-legged comrades OF Pennsyiyania.
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-w. W. Cox, real
estate agent, has sold IL, 800 square feet Of
ground, on Z, between LIST and I'd streets east,
10 Geo. w. Linville, for IS 900. Also, part lot
No. IL, square 247, on Massachusetts, avenue,
between 18th and 18th streets, for 1896 cash.
Also, part lot Is, square 374, on street, between
9TH and 10th streets, for 81 $50 cash.
Fitch & Fox, real estate brokers, have sold
TOR Mre. Joseph Gales ten acres of the estate OF
"Eckineton' to the Schuetzen yerein Germa-
MIA, for 5000
Mattingly the residence OF the late John Robin
son, Esq.
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INCEPTION OF THE NEW PASTOR OF THE
STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.-A large num-
Der Of the members OF the r street Baptist
church assembled at the church last night to
extend welcome 10 the new pastor, Rev. ID. Il.
Jutten, and bis wife. DIR. Samson introduced
the new pastor, who thanked the asSemblage
Tor tins mark OF their esteem, and expressed the
sincere hope that his administration Of the af
fAars OF the church would be pleasant, happy
and successful. The pastor and wife uere then
introduced and shook hands with all present,
after which rne collation., prepared by the
ladies, was partaken OF.
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HHNPLnR has all kinds Of Thermometers.
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RY THOMAS BOWLING. Auc,'r; Georgetown,

RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'T: Georgetown,
TRUsTEEs SALE az VALUABLE REAL Is
TATE Ar PUBLIC AUCTION
- By virtue OF deed OF trust 90 the nnder.iga.l
e dated May y, lsS2, and duly recorded among rho
- land records Of W sshingtOl county, will sell
in front OF the premises on TT ESDAY AFTER-
NOON, November 2eth. lSI0, ct Z o'clock psrt ~
Lot No. ., IN Beatty sui Hsw kins addition -
Georgetown. fronting s. feet the east eide High
street, being directly opposite the termination OF
sth street. and running back Is feet, imprcv q D.
substantial two story . rsme Dwelling Housa.
Terms: one third cash aud tire balance in and Il
mcnths, secured by q deed Of trust Conveysncing
and stamps AZ the cost OF the purchaser deposit
OF - required the property IL struck of
W. ALERT KING. Trustee
bO2 THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
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RY WILLIAM L. WALL q Co.

STOCK OF GRoCERIEs. STORE FIXTURES,
COUNTERS. SCALES, &c, AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY MORelNG;, November 2s,h.
IT %, az o O'Clock. viii s,ll. ~ the store
eSvt Samuel Z. Gross a CO No. us HiEa
s,T-et, Georgetowo, general assortment Of FANNY
Groceries, at which name
Full assortment Of fresh Teas
10 sacks OF prime Coffee
barrels prime sugar, different grades.
~ = - brigh' Syrup
Porto Rico and other Moia-ses
Assortment of Spices
A large assortment of all kinds OF LiauaYs.
Barrels Whisky, best QualitV
Canned and preserved Fruits
Soap, Starch. Tobacco,
store Fixtures. Consisting Of
Counter, blnns. Counter Sca'es. &c
Terms: Over 100 credit O. 81 aud % days, on "a
tisfactory notes, bearing interest.
mol" THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
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Robbins Pavement.
"a &c Editor al ~. Hnlninn .S,,r.


If the Republican will take the trouble to call
upon the agent OF tie Robbins pavement and
ain the facts in relation TO IL. they will
avoid making unauthorized statements cslca-
lated to instead the pubic. Mr.. Browns state
me n To the committee Of property holders upon
this section at the Mayors Office on the 10Th
inst, " as as follows: That the shipment of the
the Robbins pavement would commence about
me 2pth; that the first would be received in
Washington between the 18th and 30th, when
MIR. She pard, the superintendent would COM
mence LAYING the same, aud that he believed 10
would all be received here and the con-
tract completed by Christmas provided the
weather was at all favorable, he has made no
other statement and If any other person, has il
Is not by authority. The first shipment by rail
commenced at Williamsport last Monday eve
ming and shipments will continue from day to
day until the whole quantity is forwarded.
Ihey are working double sets of hands night
and day. Mr.. Shepard will commence laying
the pavement next week, when il will be pushed
forward as fast as possible. Mr.. 5. says he can
assure the property holders and the public that
the work will be completed within the time
named In the contract. ONE WHO KNOWS.
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THB NEw MARKET HoUsR-Some Ercit,-
ment-Jo6 Breaks GroEnd.-Some little excite
ment was occasioned to-day in the Center
Market by the appearance Of Mr.. Job Angus
anu number OF workmen, near the east end of
the countrymen's shed, in the east court of the
square, 10 cut OFF so much as will be in the way
OF the building of the east wing.
Some parties thought they had no right to re-
move these sheds, when Mayor Emery appeared
on the ground and stated that the sheds be-
ionged 10 the corporation, and he bad given his
consent The breeze Quoted down when this
announcement was made, and the work of de-
molition was carried on without opposition.
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A SEWING MACHINE GRATIS.
Iadie. cauvassine for the "BLEEsn SEWING
MACHINE-the most perfect, simple, beautiful and
durable sewing Machine ever made-will be pre-
sented with one FREE.
They are deserrediy pronounced the most perfect
machine yet produced. Gall and see them at the
Agency
sgTHERLANDs SHIRT FACTORY.
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Public Imniersion-Disco on the Doctrine
OF Baptism by Rev. james ChristnI.
AS the mercury rises in the thermometer religious
enthusiasm sinks towards zero. In this broilinr
weather the churches are all empty and the pious
persons for whom pcws are constructed are wor-
shipping the Author OF Nature in presence OF His
wondrOus works On the sides Of airy mountains
and down by the breezy seashore all the gody Of
Gotham (who can afford the expense) now keep
their Sabbath, find sermons in stones ana good In
everything" or chant hymns of praise to their
Creator In chorus to the music OF the waves Thus
1t was that though
RARE RELIGIOUS TREAT
was offered at the cool and cosey little chapel on
Lexington avenue, near Thiriy-seventh street. yes
terday, the pews were almost entirely unoccupied,
not more than five persons two or whom were re-
porters) being present TO listen to the instructive
and interesting discourse Of the Rev. James Christal
on the subject OF immersion, as distinguished IRON
the ordinary custom OF sprinkiing, In the rubric Of
the Episcopal Church. Tho
ABSENCE OF AN AUDIENCE
aid not dshearten the clergyman who, with the
zeal or true propagandist went on with the SER
vices as earnestly though two thousand individual
nteligenceS were there to absorb the words Of Wis
dom 10 winch he gave utterance. lie SAID though
he had no absolute fault 10 find with the custom of
sprinklinR water on the head OF the person to be
baptized, yet he thought the
TRUE FORM OF CHRISTIAN BAPTISM
embraced the immersion OF the BODY In water three
tMes, 10 The name OF the Father and OF the 500 aad
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OF the Holy Ghost The reverend gentleman quoted
the authority OF several eminent Protestant tbeoO
gians 10 support or his views including Jeremy Tay
lor Whltned and Wesley, and to these he added the
ported the theory OF immersion ana regarded the
mere sprinkling OF water as scarcely complying with
the divine Injunction at all. In
TIE SACRED WRITINGS
IL 1s remarkable that men are spoken OF az being
baptized In, not with, water. Up to the sixteenth
century the custom OF immersion was universal IN
the Christian world, and except In OF extreme
necessity such as dangerous illness and the absence
ON the head was never resOrted to. Even to this
day alter we cross the Asian boundaries OF Europe,
we una the custom OF immersion practised alto
gether by
THE EASTERN CHRISTIANS,
VINO would not consider person baptized unless he
were Immersed after the manner OF their Church.
me Kew. Mr.. Chrstal said he would like To see
TINS custom OF immersion brought back again into
the Episcopal Church. For his part he meant to
labor, and hard and earnestly, 10 that end, and
0evote his services gratis In so pralseworihy q
movement But i'll all movements OF that nature 1t
would be necessary to have some kind OF an Organi.
Xalon and 10 gather togo Their all those who believed
Ike himself, and set them
TO WORK co OPERATIvELY
10 propagate their ideas and bring about the desired
emu In dOlng this he would not inauGnrnte any
tniny antag0nlstC to the rubTic OF the EplscOpaan
GnlGrcn' as at present practised. He would simply
Practlsed by even few who believed IN 1t here In
New YORK, and he had not doubt about It's soon
nnding It's way into all the congregations ana be-
coming universal as OF yore. Mr.. Christal Is
VERY EFFECTIVE PREACHER
His manner IL engaging, his voice extremely
agreeable, ana his reasoning is logical and clearly
put. lie was listened TO by his small nut evidently
m.eingent audience with great attention throughout,
Jealous and sincere advocate OF his own faith and
u learned ana eloquent gentleman besides.