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The New York herald., 1875-10-18
STATEN ISLAND.

The annual meeting or the Board Of Supervisors OF
Richmond County win be held Richmond on the
10Th inst
ing at the Special Term Of the County Court this week
romDns westervelt win appear for the Drainage Com
mssiOners and W. ". Mcfarland and Mcssrs. Wiusor
and March for the people opposition.
The indictments found against the hotel keepers Of
Observation-Disclosures number-at the last Of the
Dyer and Terminer through the efforts of the Com
mittee 81 Seventeen, known as the Temperance Al
lance of that town have been transferred the Court
Of Sessions, which viii Sit in February next
Tho annual parade Of the North Shore Fire Depart
ment VIII take place to-day Tie line viii be
formed opposite the Pavilion Hotel New Brighton and
the procession i march thence IL one O'Clock as far
as the steel works pond, Port Richmond, where tho
trial OF engines viii take place The procession viii
then proceed 70 the Mic Bridge and disbund The line
Of march IS about six miles. Several companies from
Newark and Elizabeth Will be The guests Of the depart
ment
There seems 70 Be considerable dissatisfaction among
the democrats of Staten Island and especially among
the farmers az the nomination of John Decker FOR the
Assembly. The Marshand Drainage Bin which affected
the shore property 81 both Staten Island and Long
Island, was passed while Mr. Decker was a rlewbe II
the Assembly and as alleged without any opposition
his part on Friday evening delegations from ali the
at StapletoD, and nominated Mr George w EMS ~
m independent candidate Mr.. Ellis was Mr. Deck
opponent in the regular Convention held 0n Thurs
day evening The Convention indorsed TOupk tns
Wcstcrvet for County Judge aud Surrogate and a. II
Conner for County Clerk both republican nominecsl
r Decker for Superintendent u the Poor the regular
democratic nomnecsl
The New York herald., 1875-10-18
THE SWINDLED BANK.

ARREST or PERSONS SUSPECTED or CONNECTION
WITH THE FRAUDS UPON THE BRITISH BANK
or NORTH AMERICA.
About month ago letter Or credit was obtained
rom the Bank q British North America, Of Montreal,
Canada, BY some unknown person who had felonious
designs Ten copies Of this letter made and sent
through The South and West These forged documents
passed current and the Bank Of British North America
was drawn against on them to the amount Of
81 90 AS soon as tho forgeries discovered
the bank authorities elegraphed to all their agencies
and sub-agcnces throughout the United States and
Canada In consequence Of these advices several ar
rests we're made within the last week in Milwaukee, In
dianapolis, Macon Ca Renfrew, St. stephens and
Quebec Superintendent Wang, who was also notified
some ten days ago placed Detectives Kealy and Adams,
Of the Central Oce the case and these officers have
been working assduously since Last Saturday their
efforts rewarded by what promises 10 be At least
partial success Early Saturday morning Mr.. Clark,
a broker who does business at the Of Chatham
and Chambers street. changed for i named Philip
schnelling $500 in notes on the bank above named.
Mr Clark, knowing schnelling and suspecting some
thing wrong, subsequently, sent for him 70 inquire
about where he procured the Canadian bank notes,
when Detective kealy suddenly appeared and took
Schnellng into custody. Tie prisoner was taken to
the Central once and being examined there ~ super
intendent Walling stated that man whose name
he did not know had given him the money 10
get changed schnellng allowed to leave
Inc Central Oace but was closely followed by Detec-
uyes Keay and Adams till he arrived a. a lager beer
saloon al No Centre street, which he entered There
Schnelling approached man, who l. well known 10 the
police, named John + Hall, alias Ed Hall Both Hall
and Schnelling we're Immediately arrested and taken
10 the Eighth precinct station house and locked up
Later in the evening woman named Emma Waters Of
No 2l5 West Thirty nfth street, arrested By De-
tective Kealy sixth avenue Emma had about $500
IN notes of the British Bank Of North America which
she had endeayored to get cashed in brokers' Office
in Twenty third street She stated when she
rested that tho money given her the night before
by a man unknown to her, who promised her $50 II
she would get the notes changed.
The three prisoners brought before Judge Biyby
Mt the Washington Place Police Court yesterday morn
ing but remanded to the Central Oiice 70
remain there until to-day James Oliver appeared
counsel for the accused, and William G. Barrett Is
the counsel employed BY the prosecution II was
on account Of the absence Of the latter that
the Magistrate consented to deler the case
Detective Kealy stated that shortly before Hall
arrested there a boy in his company who disa D.
peared with large amount Of this Canadian money
which part o the proceeds Of the different orgeries
Hall is looked upon by the police the person most
deeply interested, especially he has been connected
in ways with number Of similar transactions
The New York herald., 1875-10-18
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

srEANTrc BARnrIr Royney caught Te on Pa Sunday S
is owned by Mr. Holingsworth.
sHrP d MErcALr Nor, Knudscn, loading Norfolk for
Liverpool into on the 10Th inst By steamer Rich
stove small hole the Rehmonds hnl the starboard
side and portion Of her light upper works carried
away.
Rank KINGDOM oy sAxosr CBr), bound . London; vhfo
leaving Sunday ashore Georges Island,
but came Of without damage and proceeded
BARK BesrADr LAUNCHED At wiscasset 18th inst Is $50
tons dead weight and is comm anded by Capt II
Harrison who owns OF her the other quarter
BRIG LEIGHTON from Port johnson for Boston, which
tho Romer shoa sth inst has become total
wreck
Bnro b JONES CBr) Nickerson from New York. at Glib
raltar in distress arrived there oe 81 4 h9yss % been in COLI
scnR CHARLorrr Of Curritucx. NC was capsized last
week the mouth Of Currtuck Sound. Crew saved.
scne suSBrAs Calais Ne, FOR Philadelphia is ashore
scnR TnE srAn cr). from 81 John NIB, at Philadelphia
Oct le lost q her deck load in ssB gale of Cape
Elizabeth on the 9TH
scHR wArcnFuL from New York for Plymouth put into
Newport sunday with loss Of bulwaks and slight dam
age to her sails
scnn OCEAN PEARL, Wilbur hence for ST Pierre Mart
with cargo q wheat went ashore on Saturday inside Sandy
Hook aud needed assistance She remained ashore yester
ourcK PAss,eN-Bark T Jemc, soqthard woodworth,
arrived Bowling Scotland from Portland, the 9Th nst
making the run in 10 days.
Oct 6 sSrPS% Ss1 YGSTTf a.
informing them that hts schooner name not gvenl was
aground On Hampton bar Iney Immediately despatched
sHruurtprsG-Mr Aonzo Nash, at Harrington Me. has
on stocks bark called Charles Russell Of about 300
tons egister be commanded by Capt Hamilton She
will be launched the ls prox. Dir John Zittosen Of
aNew York, IL the owner
LAuEcHED-At HUMBOLDT. Cal, Oct 2, steamer Humboldt,
owned by Humboldt Steamship Co and to between
that port and San Francisco She built cost Of
about 10000 Webb of San Francisco the builder
In dimensions the new steamer Is l26 foot long 90 feet
beam depth Of hold In her present condition
she draws ~ forward and feet aft and
II Is believed that she Will not draw than III feet
loaded Her cargo capacity win be about $50 tons
Calais, Me- from the yard " Nickerson Rdeout,
barkentine called Albert schultz. She registers SOB
tons and viii be commanded by Capt l. Latham, able
ship She built under tho inspection OF French
and American Loyds and viii receive first class In
both Her materials tho best Eastern hardwood and
Southern pine She Is intended for the general freghting
business and win proceed ~ 20 New York Her
Is Mr. John Zittloscn Of this city.
AZ Stockton Mo 18th inst from tho yard Of Fletcher,
the Al bark George Kremoiberg about 800 tons register TO
be anded BY Capt Patterson formerly Of bark Lo
She bult o the best Eastern hardwood hacmatac
and Southern pne is superior model and intended for
the general rphtrg business She viii receive first class
rate in both French and American Inyds Her owner Is
Mr. John Ltttosen ~ New York, whence she will hail. she
"a tO lei ~.
The New York herald., 1875-10-18

10Th Fnesa, Rosa Quebec; 2oth Orleans Marin, do; z1S
faguete dc Nova York Cunha New York
rnIANn Oct SIN the roads Vesta, Maager, from kot~
terdan for New York.
PORTSMOUTH, Oct 4-Put In Augusta Mack from Londou
ioT BOSTON, Jane Wheaton Burnett, do for Halifax Ms.
FEhARTH, Oct 6-Arrived Augusta. Trenow. Miramchi.
Sailed 9TH Lizze II. Munro. Calcutta.
.QuRkNsTowN, Oct 4-Arrived Nordstieruen. Johnsepn
Montreal, oth virgo Gladulich Londonderry for Bamor
Sailed IN Charlotte, Wallace Barrow eth sansone Can.
p0ni. West Hartlepoo. -
RoCHEFoRr Oct 3-sailed Talbot Rolfsen New Orleans,
SWANSEA, Oct ARRIVED. Carlotta, Semers boston
Sailed 9th lca5ius, Cape Breton;
SWlNRNuNpE, Oct ARRIVED Aker Oreu PHILADELPHIA
SYDNEY, NsW, Sept lo-Arriyed, Micado Isl Moore Sac
francisco
TAzANRoG sept 2O-Sailed, Darien o., shaw Gibraae
and New York
TABLE BAY Sept ARRIVED Fearless Slater New York
AMSTERDAM Oct Part of timber cargo Of the Press
dent Barker from New York for amburg Wrecked thg
Haaks, has washed ashore near Neuwe Dtep.
BRrsroL oct 4-The Zetland Hicks from New York re-
ports having experienced heavy gales the entire passaa
during which she had cargo shifted and sails split.
LoNpoS. Oct 6-Repor Of the Penedo s Cain from Now
Orleans Liverpool Had fine weather throughout, wttS
winds varying from n, and from the Banks norheryS
eaStery and NNW winds with thick weather and light ra
and heavy ship taking aboard great zeal q water a
straining heavily
MALTA Sept 23On Sc pt I6 held on the Cin
galese ( under authority Of the Board 0f Trade, upon
complaint by the officers and that the vessel was not ~
70 cross the Atlantic the she chartered or m
consequence Of being very crank and her engines being do
iectve, provisions bnd &C. The surveyors found that the
vessel ana her engines and provisions all perfectly good
th eboats only required slight repairs which werw
TTerea e be eccted and mass and sails supplied 20 the
me vessel lett for Alcaa Sept 10 having replaced %
the crew who still refused 10 proceed In her.
PORTSMOUTH. Oct. 4-The bark Volturno, Savarese,
a q ona9h or New York, has put into St Heens Roads
QUEENSTOWN Oct, Tho Ellida Dnnlop arrived here
from New York reports that Sept H. lat ~.
she encountered severe gale from Sc aud lost torcopra
house.
The New York herald., 1875-10-18
LONG ISLAND.

Captain George ". velsa of Centrcport, on Thursday
morning found that his schooner, then lying in North
port harbor had been broken and robbed or cloth
ing aud other valuabIes TO considerable amount No
arrests
An attempt made Friday night to rop the
store Of Joseph Irwin, Cenreport The burglar OBJ
tanned an entrance through or the back windows
but IN doing made much noise that be aroused
neighbor and the fellow ted hastily without securing
any plunder.
The indictments found BY the Grand Jury Of the suf
ok County Court Of oyer and Termner last week
mostly violations or the Excise law. The trial Of
Chauncey Brewster the colored hero or the Babylon
Elopement put 10 the next term Of the Court
Of Sessions, and he was admitted to bail in $500.
Charles Osborne the soldier who discharged from
Willetts Point the 10Th Of last June, and last
subsequently in the neghborhood Of the saloon Of
Julius Beckman- on the Bayside road, near the village
OF Whitestonc where he left order the battalion
paymaster for s196 security for 500 received from
Beckman, has been heard from, and the supposition
that be had met with foul play proves to be incorrect
1t appears that he almost Immediately reonlised and
Is stationed at the arsenal III Watertown, Mass
Hrs discovery due TO the efforts Of Beckman, who
has thus only been able 70 the amount signed
10 him on Osborneis discharge, but has cleared
himself Of disagreeable suspicion which has clung TO
him since the disappearance
The New York herald., 1875-10-18
NEW JERSEY.

The funeral Of the late George 4 Decgan, City Mar
shal of Jersey City. who 70 a melancholy end
through injuries received by fall took place yesterday
from Ais late residence on Palisade avenue.
Bitter complaints made BY several police officers
Jersey City against the assessment which has been
levied during tho past weeks for political purposes
Members 81 The Fire Department and clerks the other
departments have also been assessed.
Morgan, the notorious burglar who organized the
conspiracy break from tic Hudson County Jail in
Jersey City, taken the state Prison at Trenton
On saturday. 70 serve q tern 81 ten years.
The announcement was made on Saturday that Rev
Dr Harrisons wife, ofNewark was dying from injuries
sustained through attack y apoplezy during which
whatever Of her recovery.
Chancellor Runyon ha8 RENTED the qao7tioas II ds
puie between the Hudson River Tunnel Company ana
the Delaware and Lachnwanna Railroad Uol.ranv ~
the Court Of Error ard Appeals C0lonc pae,slns
President Of the former company, Il Il sat Lake
City
The body of man about aty years 81 aga vas found
in the Ut BayCnDc Saturday, aud now heg at
Spcor's Morgue in Jersey CITY, i0r Identification He
about Eve feet ten nchol n height weighed about
2O0 pounds aud was dressed ~ black pants au1 vost
with check shirt
John Smith barber ln Union HILL sorcnaded
in an unplcasant style by youthful ctzons Friday
evening He rushed ont and undertook 10 administer
shoe leather tc of the chOr4tors ~ 40 DONE hc
lost ms balance. tumblod on the Mdgwalk ana sus.
tained serious INJURIES IN the head
Tho gang Of robbers That have preyed on the Erie
Railway stations between Paterson md Newhurg
NOV turn their attention - The Northern Railway Qn
Thursday night The depOts al norwood bonarcst
trunk was broken cpn ana robbed of everything vaiu
gba
The New York herald., 1875-10-18
THE ANCH0RIA.
THE --LATEST ADDITION TO TIE ANCHOR LINE
FLEET.

THE LATEST ADDITION TO TIE ANCHOR LINE
FLEET.
On Saturday afternoon tho latest accession to the
Anchor line fleet or some forty vessels came 70
her wharf at the foot or Dey street The An
chora as the new vessel is called, built by the
Barrow shipbulding Company al Barrow-in Furness
England ana Il 40 steamer, Of lo7 73-l00
tons burden she Is clinoker built, and the following
arc her principal proportions;-Length, 40s feet;
breadth 40 feet and depth OF hold 33 feet inches
Her beam being great makes her a very safe and easy
vessel al sea She has two compound vertical direct
acting engines 1900 nominal horse power, with one
cylinder lO7 inches in diameter and one cylinder so
inches IN diameter with four feet stroke OF piston
Her steam power is generated in six boilers, and
donkey boiler for supplying steam to the windlaSs and
other labor saving engines She rs bark rlgged. The
grand saloon, which extends across the vessel from
sde is 40 feet In breadth and 45 in length and
richness OF decoration in the matter Of gliding fancy
wood panels moudings and capitals, is not surpassed
by foreign steamer engaged in the New York and
European trade Tho setecs and tables arranged
thai 100 persons dine az The stewards de-
partment IS model OF good arrangement. The saloon
is gurmounted by deck house where piano is kept,
and Is known as the Music Hall The Anchoria is pro-
vided with accommodation for 21S cabin and LOCO
stecrage passengers The accommodation for the last
mentioned class Of travellers contains all the modern
improvements in the matter Of mess tables washing
accommodation, &c To up the Ancnoria is
splendid specimen Of naval architecture in every
spect She is commanded by Captain Munro formerly
OF the Bolivia Victoria and india and who II may be
remembered, took the last mentioned vessel into
Halifax after she had lost her rudder in gale.
The following IS list Of the Anchoria's oficers:-
Chief officer George Sddous Murray; Second Officer,
Blanchard Ward; Third Officer, Thomas Martin; Sur
gcon, W. J. Mitchell; Furser William Denness; CAlef
Engineer, John Kennedy; Steward, John Armour;
Mrs Ramsay.
The New York herald., 1875-10-18
NEW YORK CITY.

The seventh regiment viii parade to-day for annual
Inspection and review
rhe veterans Or The National Guard viii parade for
roview ~ HE Mayor Thursday afternoon
The Eichty-fourth regiment give a promenade con-
cert and hop al the Lexington Avenue opera Aouse on
Thursday evening
Mr. Thomas Dugan lectures on washington ana 'he
Heroes ~ Masonry IN the Sunday school room of st.
Ann church Eighteenth street, On Tuesday evening
bazaar viii be held al Roseneath cottage, Townsend
avenue. Cufton, 8 l., during the last week Of this
month the proceeds 70 toward mission school and
chapel in stapieton.
A lecture on "Travels in Oriental Lands :" win be
delivered tomorrow evening, BY the Rev +, s De
Hass United States Consul at Jerusalem, in the
Seventh street Methodist Episcopal church
Frederick Kluse aged twenty-five years, shade
maker BY occupation, who resided At No. 66 Forsyth
street was found dead in the yard adjoining his resi-
dence Ii supposed that he le from the root Of his
residence.
David o'Connor Of No. IL Washington street. and
Frank Nostrand, Of No 3l8 Navy street, Brooklyn.
were bitten yesterday afternoon by mad dog II No
State street. and received slight injuries about the legs
The dog was killed BY ohcer Wood, Of the First pre-
cinct police.
Tho Coroner was notified yesterday to take the ante
statement Of Lima shoen, aged nineteen years.
who was accidentally shot by Isaac Schlessinger, Of
No. los East Houston street. On last Tuesday night
She sent to Bellevue Hospital last evening by The
police IA very critical condition
James Crowley, thirty-three years Of age, porter
employed the Tyler House, at the corner Of Twelfth
street and Broadway while intoxicated yesterday
morning fell the balustrade the second floor to
the ground hoOr and had bis lett lee broken, and he
also received a severe scalp wound
The anniversary meeting Of St Lnke's Home for
indigent Christian Females VIII be held to-day in the
Home, at the corner Of Madison avenue and Eighty
ninth street The principal exercises will occur II the
Church of the Beloved Apostle, which adJons the
fNts.rn mall Ia gf
refreshments and fancy articles for the benefit o the
institution which well deserves the aid oi the chari
MN
The New York herald., 1875-10-18
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THrs DAY.
sry Ayp NOOK
lIIGn wArYr
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. Il, 1875.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THF HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wmTEsToNE TRLEGRAPH LINZ

Steamer state q Georda 3r Cooper, Glasgow oct and
Jaruc 2d with nde and 100 passengers Baldwin
co Oct III LAG AZ ~ ion A. ~ passed small iceberg
steamer MAIN Ger, lolsi, Bremen Oct via southamp-
ton 3th, with mdse and 33j Occhs CO.. Had
heavy westerly gales the entire passage
steamer Wilmington. Gardiner ST Domingo City Oct %
Port ~ Patt l0th, with mdse and - passengers 70
Clyde < 60.
steamer New York Hawthorn New Orleans = DAYS with
md.e " q whitney Go Oet ~ oJ Alligator Rect Fla
spoke ship virginia Barker from Liverpool r New Orleans
und shin Norris Barstow, from New York i0r d0
steamer tortcs. Freeman. New Orleans
and passengers - Clark seaman.
Steamer Herman Lyiurs MALLORY Savannah Oct IA
with mdse ana passengers ~ ~ II Garrison.
Steamer Mercedta, Mnrshmau, Charleston IA with
mdse and passchgers ~ y ~ Quntard 4 Co
steamer VIM 7 Clyde, Jones, Wilmington, Nc days,
with ldse 10 w CLYDE 4 Co
steamer Regulator, Hove Wilmington, NJ, e2 hours with
ndse 10 X L0wden
Steamer Wyanoko. Couch Richmond City Point and Nor.
folk. with mdso and passengers Old Dominion steamahp
Co.
Steamer T. Knight Chichester, Georgetown DC With
rndse aud passengers 90 Kenyon
SteHiUcr City uf New York tncw) Phillips Chester Pa
the Paclfc Mail Steamship Company,
Bark Hawthorn af Sc John. ip. Harding, Gloucester.
via sydney CB - days in ballast to Ter e aachored
sandy ff0o& ur 9rde Scp ~ lat ~ g Ion 13 a. spoke
~ 1sIs.Aila ~ isIa IsYerpool lgr Vaeeee
The New York herald., 1875-10-18
COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CaAMBERs-Held BY Judge Law
rence.-Court opens at ten A. NJ Phird Mondays mo-
ton calendar will be called at eleven A. NJ
SUPREME CoUKT-SPECIAL TERM-Held by Judge van
Yorst-Demurrers-Nos. Il, 10 90 ~ Law ana a., acG- WV
Nos 33s l49 1856 5s2 4sl 625 p, 426 656, 42l, o55
go 4i3 $50, 464 362 AZ, %, II, 200 ~ 49, 80
2l3, 2l4
SUPREME CouRT-GESERAL TERM-IIed BY Judges
Davis Brady and Dauiels-Nos ISL, 100 III los, ib2
1875 1855 ll6 100 III 49, III, ls2, 100 ~ voi ~
III, 1872 133
suPEEME CoURr-ClRcUIT-Par l-Adjourned for the
term Part 2-Held by Judge Loew.-Case on--No.
LOCO No day calendar. Part 3-Held by Judge Dono-
huc.-Case oD-No. 1855 No day calendar
SUPERIOR CoURT-SPECIAL TERA-Held by Judge Cur
s-Denurrer-No. 2 Law and fact -Nos ~ -,
2l 34 10 81 H. IS, a. 30, ~, AZ, 39, 90 ~ -, 20
SUPERIOR COuRr-TRLAL IER1i--Fart l-Hetd Dy Judge
Monen-Nos 1853 l40l, 75, 6Sl. 635, s5l, 79l, d90,
745 70S 737 1902 ISL 0l 5g3 Part lied ey Judge
sedrgick-Nos $50 s. 5SS S32 $40, 926 790 l272 500,
S76 o96 7ss 7 594 664 og4 l2S6, S26 54s S52 lis,
S00g $50, $50, SIS, So
Comaoy PLEAs-EQUIry TERM-Held by Judge Lar
remorc-Nos T. 4g 70, SO, H. T. 49, 62, 81, So, 6 50
COMMON PLEAs-TR1AL TEHof-Part Held by Judge
25l 1860 1860 1882 1850 l4l4, 279S, 1856. Part p
Held bv Judge IL H. Daly-Nos. 210d, 2iI5, 1lI2 l0SO
523 1872 1886 1855 1916, l442 2l24 l69s, $780, 272S
23l7 23Il 2I25, 2705 1926, 1912, 1875
MARINE CoURr-IRLAL TERM-Part Held by Judge
AlkeE-Nos 3lIl 1920, 1891, 2453, 3l79, 326l 1902,
326s $780, 1869 1927, S4lo, 34l1, 34l2 34ls Part -
Held by Judge Joachimsen.-Nos. 4S07, BAL 3252
$780, 30 3470 1853 1920 1923 3t26 3g27 1898, 800,
3+33 2435 Part 3-Held by Judge SpauGing.-Noz
5l60 5206 1919 1927 6253 4721 4S74 1850, 1924 47s7
4729 1925 50l2 51l7, 5l76.
CouRT or GENERAL SEssIoNs-Held BY Judge
Sutherland The People Eliza A. Monheime, julius
Won Meyer Theophe Webbor homicide
COuEr OYER AND TERNISER-Hcld by Judge Bar
retl-rhe People Jacob Sandermann. homicide;
Same vs.. Samuel Murray and Annie J. Murray, honi-
The New York herald., 1875-10-18
A SERVICE OF SONG.

"service OF song' given by the Rev George s.
Weeks in the Morning Star chapel No los West Twenty
sixth street. Saturday evening Mr. Weeks has been
aborer in the field OF missionary work IN England so
recently cultivated by Messrs Moody and sankey. He
patterns after Mr sankcy the swee singer in Israeli,
His is very engaging and the kind and conver-
sational he adopted established a sympathy
between him and the audience which in great degree
assisted in the success Of the services An incident Of
his oThandn manner occurred Just MS the singing was
about 70 be commenced great din made by
men fixing the clock end of the
hall "Put another nail into it, he Cried 80 that
he had held revival meeting in England in a place
where the noise much greater, and that after he
had commenced the men ceased work, came and
listened and many Of them were converted. The
hymn, "Revvc Again" was next given out and
sung with much enthusiasm. Mr.. Weeks then
nounced that not having with him his book Of songs
he would teach the hymns 10 those present He re-
peated one line Of song making the audience say
the whole repeated and finally sung, first by
Mr. Weeks, then by the congregation. He thus
ceeded IN teaching them several long hymns in very
short time The lrst chorus he gave out the fol-
loving
Press forward press forward the prize Is in view;
There's crown of glory IN heaven for you;
Yonu give Hin glory and III give Him glory,
And wen all give Him glory when ere safe home.
The hymns Jesus Saves Me Now' and "Rescuc the
Pershng Care for the DYING followed Mr.. Weeks
then addressed few words TO his hearers saying that
his feelings had been aroused by the last song There
was time now for revival We should have more char
ty toward each other. There should be no hatred
biekerng; more crimes. We should not feel angry
when crowded Id the horse cars. Obi how thankful
should bc for opportunities like the present, where
would learn To avoid all these temptations.
After d few remarks in the strain Mr..
Weeks sang by request the hymns Ninety and Nine"
and Hold the Fort The exercises were closed with
prayer by the Rev G. Howell