The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-11-10

Oh kne custom Rouse on CnNTBe OF ue'
ing one OF the silk smugglers, was found
guilty to-day, A motion for arrest OF
Judgment will bo argued Tomorrow.
THE CITY OF WACO.
The steamer City Of Waco was an iron
screw steamship Of 1900 tons burthen,
She was built about two years ago at
Chester, Pennsylvania, and was in
thoroughly good condition, having just
been overhauled before sailing from this
port. Her value was $260,00O partially
Insured. The cargo was worth 100000.
She carried a crew OF thirty men includ.
ing officers, Her passenger list numbered
twenty in cabin and steerAge. Her cabin
passengers wore Miss MOelling, Mr..
Rogers and wife, II. Meyer, Mrs. Horter
and child, Fanny Heller, B. Wedemeyer.
In the steerage there werO twelve pas.
sengers, ID follows: Robert TarkentOn.
Mrs. Mary Ehrenberger, $. s. Duane, A.,
Frasier, William Macintosh, Alexander
ChrishOlm, NJ. Minesta and son, A, Stein
Scleske, +. DresbauCh, |. l.. Albert, i. j.
Martin.
RECEIVED 4 CALL.
Rev. G. D. Helmer, Of Chicago, has been
called to the Tompkins Avenue Congre-
gational Church.
RECRUITS FOR THE SPANISH ARMY.
The Brooklyn Mail says that recruits
are being taken in this city by secret
agents in the service Of the Spanish gov.
eFnment from among the most indigent
Of our foreign population. Italians, Irish
and Poles, and a number Of European
nationalities, at the rate Of Sl0O in gold
and q promise OF a land grant OF 80 acres
at the close the war In Cuba, for term
Of one year from date, are being mustered
into the army thither. a.
MOODY AND sANllEY REVIVAL.
More than three.f .fourths Of those gath.
cred at the revival meeting to-day were
ladies'.
Services began by singing, and Mr.
Moody offered u prayer. Mr.. llawley
read one hundred requests for prayer
and Mr.: Needhnm prayed.
Mr.. Moody read tho l3Sth chapter, sec.
ond book Of Chronicles, and based his
discourse upon the fourth verse.
After Mr.. Moody address, the meeting
was open for prayer and remarks. SeY.
eral prayed and discussed. Mr.. Sankey
offered fervent prayer for the success
OF their work and for Gods blessing on
It. Tomorrow night Mr.. Moody said
there would be young mems meeting at
the Rink, and tickets OF admission might
DO obtained at the Young Mems Christian
Association.
Rev. DR.. Cuyler pronounced the bcn6.
diction.
Mr.. Moody requested the men to with.
draw and the ladies' remain, and a pri.
vate conference was held with the
ladies. For fifteen minutes the women we're
urged to Use their influence upon all gen.
tlemen to attend the meetings Of the
Evangelists. .
A large crowd filled the Brooklyn Rink
thiseyening. The audience was lightly dif.
ierent from the evening before. Mr..
Moody gave out IL hymn," The Great Physi
clan Now Ia Near" which was sung by the
whole congregation. Prayer was then OF.
iered by Rev. DR.. Hatfield, Of PhIladel.
phia, after which Mr.. Sankey sang II
will sing you song Of the beautiful
land" As solo II Is suggestive OF the
subject Of the evening discussion. Mr..
Moody then gave out notices Of services,
and added another prayer meeting for the
women in the morning after s to . o'clock,
The meeting in the Tabernacle to be
conduction by women. A hymn was then
sang by the congregation standing.
Mr.. Moody then said: II want TO talk
with you about Heaven. was going
to meeting some time ago, when friend
asked, 'WhHt are you going to talk about
to.nightT answered., Heaven! Hc an.
swered, with kind Of sneer, 4 was in
hopes you were going TO talk about some.
thing practical. II Is all foolishness at-
tempting to talk about Heaven. II iS
time enough to do that when We get
there. Agreat many people think other
wise. We read in PauPs second Epistle
to Timothy, chapter Sd, 10th verse, that
all Scripture Ia given by inspiration Of
God, and is profitable for doctrine, for re-.
proof, for correction, for instruction
In Righteousness. The less we know about
the word Of God, the less We think Of
| Heaven. | find u great many people
who think Heaven Is myth. A man
told me the other day that Heaven was
OH this earth. Welllf this iS Heaven, IL
Is Queer kind Of Heaven; look at the
woe and broken hearts that are here.
Christ says 4 60 10 prepare a mansion
for you, and II go to pfepate a place for
YOU will come again. We cannot hear
loo much about that subject; we are here
only to spend an inch oi time, but eter.
nally In the other world. | suppose
there IL not one in this rink
tonight, but expects to make Heaven
their home. When In England | had
quite a number Of people who wanted to
emigrate to this country who came 10 ask
about the climate, Institutions, people,
etc. They could not hear TO much for
they were anxious to come here, but II
was only to spend a short time here be.
low. You and / are going to emigrate
by.and.by from this world into another.
Ii seems 10 me 10 be the height Of
madness to rush on without taking
any thought about future life. There
will be d Heaven and hell.
There are two highways In this world
and two endings. Look into Deuterono.
my, chapter 20, verse l5; Look down
from thy holy habitalion, from Heaven,
and hell thy people Israel. Heaven is
above; Heaven Is a dwelling place; God
IA person; has a home and throne Just
a. real as any city in this republic, as any
kingdom upon earth, and good deal
more so, for they crumble into pieces, but
Il Ia ono that IA never moved. In First
Chronicles, chapter 0, verse IA, God hears
his people from Heaven. Some people
have been trying to find out how far ii Is
away. 1can't find out in the Scriptures;
but one thing do know is that il is not
40 far but that He can hear prayers that
come up from this sin accursed earth, see
every tear Of repentance and hear every
sigh that goes up from his children below.
After the singing Of a hymn and prayer
the meeting was dismissed,