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mr.. WTLsoN,s CONDITION.
Dr. Baxter Predicting his Rapid Recovery
Receiving Friends and Bouquets.

wAsHINGToN, Nov 12-Dr. Baxter says
the Vice President slept comfortably from four
90 ten o'clock this morning. When he awoke he
said he fot better, and began to realizc the fact
that he Is weak. lie now wants TO read the
newspapers. The y uctor says he has now more
confidence than ever hat the Nicc-President
will be out again in week or ten days.
AT 1l:3O A. VI. to-day, Justices Miller, strong,
and Hunt, and later, Mr. H. =. Waters Of the
Boston Adrcriiser, sent in their cards. Senator
j. $. Morrill, and cx Senator Fenton called were
admitted, and suent few minutes In cunvcrsn-
ton with the Vice. President. Al $50 =. NJ. Mt.
at 9.l5 the Hon. George Bancroft. called ana had
few minutes conversation with bin. Mr.. VIII
son received during the day a nUtnher oi bOu-
Qucts and teetimOiIals, among which were n
b sket of beautiful flowers from the Executive
Mansion aud box Of cut flowers rom Trend
In New York, attached to which was card
bearing tine following:
To Henry Wilson from on old frieni who loves him,
ana whose whoe soul joins MS ia eatuue " 1Ou tOr
his promised recovery.
The Vice-President has rested quietly during
the day, and Is more destrDus OF Receiving
friends than his physicians arc disposed 10 al
low. lie said this morning that ho thought he
would he able TO start Tor Massachusetts, on
Monday. SerRsaut-at-Arms French gives MN
the best of care. lie has everything IN the way
himself very grateful for the kindness ~ his
friends. He suffers no pain and is cheerful
Dr. Baxter stll thinks he Is rauidiy cOnNalescing.
At midnight tonight the Nicc-Pfcstdent was
more comfortable than be has been al any time
since his urostri tion. and DR.. Baxter thinks
that I'm week he will be able 20 90 back 90
Massac husetts. Tnc symptoms are continually
becoming more favorable.
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GUTBORD'S BURIIL.
The Remains TO he Inferred ON Tuesday Next
Military Preparations.

MONTREAL, Nov. 12.-rhe remains of
Guibord are positively to be Inferred on Tues
day next. II was at first Intended by the Insti-
tute Canadian to have the cortege proceed
through the city. but such pressure has been
brought to bear upon those who represent
Guibord that tney have resolved to give way on
this point.
There was an interview this afternoon be-
tween Mr. Judge Coursal and Mayor Kingston
relative to the course to he pursued by them in
their res pective positions As the Crown ana mu-
nicipal representatives.
MIR. tOut-nl, who a. one Of the old French Ca
nadun school. feels unwilling to have ANYTHING
to do with the controversy, Notwithstanding ne
l. the urot"r person to carry out the decree Of
the Privy Nuncil.
Inc Mayor - Montreal acts purely out OF
courtesy to the adi lining municipalities, VINO
are not able to furnish the uohce turce neres-
sary for the protection Of the funeral PROCESSION,
aud for this reason the police force OF this ctf,
armed with Snider breech. loading rifles, VIII be
loaned TO the villages Of 81. Laurent and Cote
de- Nt6yes.
Judge Coursal, on the part Of the Crown,
his disposal, consisting Of the Prince OF Wales
own Rifles, the Victoria rifles, Hochelaga
light Infantry, Montreal garrisgn artillery ma
Stevenson Battery Of fying artillery, the flfth
fusiilers and the Montreal cavalry, with this
force II seems certain that the burial VIII take
place. Whether the authorities VIII allow the
huge sarcophagus to be placed In the cemetery
Is an open question, ana one which Is FEAR q
will lead To- fresh complications.
so far ten OF the rioters Of the "a Of Septen'
ber have been arrested. Their trial has beef
postponed until lhursday next.
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srcoyD ATENTE LorE STONY
A Mvsterious DISAPPEARANCE from the Family
oi MIR. T.. d. Blake.

oil Mr. l.. ". Dlhhts
Miss Nelie Dcumnn, Of SO Second ave
nue.. wa. FOUND to be missing ON last Wedues-
uay morning. The family Of Mr. l.. o. Blake,
with whom she boarded, visited some relatives
IN he country on MonGal last aud did not re-
turn To- tie city until the Wedncsda, following.
Miss Dcnman w. not at home, and her room
was In disorder. On the sofa was her black silk
dress and on the floor pair u gaiters. Her
hat was on the table, and on the bureau we're
her gold chain and locket and three nnger rings.
!he Key Of her room was found on the II DOR OF
tue .llWay just outside the door. lne door
VS. locked.
II hns been ascertained that on TUESDAY even
INK -ne VISITED her friend, Miss Ndthin-, At
Sc 'lnd avenue aud second street, stljing until
good bt. " I mis- may te the last time that you
Will ever see me-" Miss Denmau's friend, Miss
Raymond, Vi-i'ed her Monday Might in htr
room. and she WAS Ccspnndeni, and aeked
(which WIS the quickest way To- die; 10y drown
lug or cutting the throat = aud size eloOWiN
ttlNed Of mans dunlicity, saying " There's notn-
ing tue on earth
AtGP. NJ. John Cullagh. owner OF the building
nj 90 Fifth street, had his attention called to
the water pipes throughout the building, the
water refusing To run. lie went to the top Of
the bmiding, under the roof Of which "A large
tank ia placed he tank Ia covered with a slid
ing wooden cover. He pulled the cover back.
and sounded the tank with n pole. The nOle
met / rye object, ana on draw ing II To the sur
face found that II was the BODY Of Miss Denman.
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TIE LOST CRY OF waco.
A Fruitlcss search for the Missing Passen-
gers and crew.

GALVESTON, Nov. 12.-Capt Sawyer
agent OF the Mallory Line, returned late last
night. He says that they sailed forty miles
southwark and TO westward, taking in the entire
limits Of the main track of the Gulf, which was
thoroughly searooed. They found dingey boat,
bottom up, belonging to a coast vessel. II had
not been scorchei. \ set Of steps were also
found. Capt. sawyer saws that large quantities
Of freight from the deck of the Waco were
fuuud nolting. among which were cases OF astr Il
OIL. when had been stored on her upper deck.
lie thinks this freight must have been thrown
overheard by the crew. Among tue articles
picked up was a jacket life preserver, from
which a string had been torn. No clue was
found to the inte Ol any person ON board OF the
Waco. Capt. sawyer started outside again this
morning to continue the search.
ne steamship state OF Texas. witch was out
side to-day searching for survivors Of the City
of Waco disaster. mas returned and brings no
further news There seems to he little ground
for nope now OF nndiug any OF Tue Waco pas
seuners crew.
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rnE r1GHr oTEn THE SKEAEroN.



savings Bank.
About three hundred Third Avenue Bank
depositc RS met last evening to hear the suggos-
tons Of the committee Of which Edward Nal
ion is Chairman. MIR. Maon spoke In vigorous
terms against Mr. Ashbel l.. Fitch, who had been
appointed counsel At the general meeting Of
fifteen hundred depOsitors In GerInania Hall. a
power OF attorney was presented for the depos-
itoTs to sign, authorizing the Mallon committee
to take LEGAL action Tor the Wlndmg upof tine
bank.
MIR. u. A. Mcdonald. ns attorney for several
depOsitOrs, moved an amend ment that the COM
mittce he also instructed 20 oegln criminal pro-
ceedings against the ex-uiilcais OF the bank,
who, he sail, had signed po.Jured reports, nd
also to remove Mr.. CirnAn from the receiver
ship. Tnc motion WAS carried. one excited de-
positor yellng, " Hang the Iascals :!
Amended powers % AT a." w"r" mon slgneu
by several PERSONS. \ nuuuct uf Nicn employed
Holmes be named for the rccsiversnip. Otncrs
obiecf"d. and the meeting ADJ lurncd ~ upr Ar.
Mr. ". \. Mcdonald said, after the meeting,
that ne Intended t. usk fpr warrants TODAY for
the arrest of all OF tue nauhs officials who
had sworn to reports WITHIN three years.
70 sustain his arphcation he N "a procured ath
daVits showing that the Iirfy town property WAS
placed at l.JO an acre IN the bank reports.
when It was wtll known 20 be worth only 500
an acre, and thit stocks, such as Louisiana
Leyce bonds, notoriously below nfty cents on
the dollar, were placed AZ par al~1 that other
urnuerty had been greatly over valued.
Mc4sr4. \. L. fitrn and Algernuu :. sullivan
will appear before Judge We-thrOuk in Kings
ton tni- afternoon, IN relation To- the receive
shin. Mr.. Fitch will press for the immediate
representing the Milon committee, will, IL Is
understood, ask Tor delay.
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THE 1MERICAN TURF.
Beautiful Days sport In Fleetwood and
DeerfOOt Parks.

The nrst trotting In Fleetwood Park ycster-
day was for purse stakes Of t200 mile heats best
In o, In harness. The result Mr.. RodeL's e. &.
W1ic 2 l. 1al; John Murphy's b. III. Katie =. 2, 2,
l, 8, L. DeYoe's b. r. Tommy Moore, ,3,2,2 Time,
2Il1e, 235Ie 2;iOss, 2;371 235. Second
stak r, tlO0 mie heats best In D. in harness. Mr..
VASES < Band Boy 1, l. 3 =, l. Mm. Hanson's b IN.
8. 8, 3, drasn. Tune 259s, 95l ei7 ESQ ESQ. T6Tl
race hweepstakcs $50, mile hea a,Drst In
o. G. Hefbert's b.. N. Belle of Hartford, T. 5.
2, g. J. L. l. Il. Lindsey's o. 3. Missouri
Boy, 1, ., 1, g. 3, g 2. c. Charirk's = m. Lyin,
9. Time, 2ii, 2.I5'., ei5s, e:i6, 2 %,
Pa, 2:ip The fourth rA =. asWeepstskts, 5000, ne
ny Carr, a. m. Lzle King. ana N; Daley was dr .wn
In DrerfuOt Park vest rd y, la hnshng Tuesday n
rgce for pa se of 800, william Il. ROBERTS Won ihe
nrst heat oy length 10 247, Alpha second snran Jane
third Belle Of Ray The second heats In 24Si tni
Alpha nc thrd ana fourth neat AZ his ease r. 2'O ami
2,bu. VIM. kuhers took the NTH heat 2:iUts, and
Bte of nlj tue tNth and seyenih heats and race
10 2AS aud 2a5'a, Alpha getting second money anu
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JOTrINGS InOUr 10 wv.

The Rev. Or McKim Of Phindelphir has
accepted the call Of the CHURCH ui tnc HoD iHuiJ,
Harlem
Thomas Lowerv, an infant, died a. l,3f Irond-
way yr-ttrilN. having faucu into pai, ~ ecaidlg
water Dn thc dth Ii-t.
Michael II ,de II Westchester was struck by
flng ir,c while choppluS IN Lydg's woods !esterday
lie shull vas fractured.
A fire last night caused hy the explosion ~ a
heruscnc hWp totally destroyed tour onestoGY franc
nuu,,, al ,ryenN.s Veuth street ana Nlnh avenue.
Loss estimated al 5000.
The Rev. r. IA. Nartng, pnstpr-of the Bona
street Congregational tIurch of Toronto. Will urcnWr
pastor of the Fourteenth Street Presby hurch ot
NeW uTh next month.
The Rev W. Il. Alser OF the Church Of the
messiah, corner ui PARK avenue ami lhi ~ inuflh
street gylns series u Instructive ana rhcfa aiming
sunday evening lectures on the pOots.
David W. Judd. Quarantine Commissioner,
testified before the Assembly Committee yesterday
that II eltn. the Health OfceT or the Commissioners
should control the eu ire dcpNlmept, pay The EN-.
ployrcs and cOlpc the revenues, the q ArAnt ne Com
mission could sustain t.elf and pay tiV.OoO annually "
the state.
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At the meeting OF the Anti rammany Demo-
cratic Executive Committee last evening James d..
McCeLand, Thomas J. Creamer, James O'Br,n. Will
liam =. MITCHELL and John D. Coughlin were directed
to prepare plan for the permanent or-anization OF
party. motion to ask the state Central Commit
tee 20 harmonic the conflicting emenls In the Demo.
craUC parry Ga this CltY Was so strongly opposed ~
ex-senator Creancr Sn others thli was "ltldraMn
Mtssrs. scllv and Stokty OF the Eirhth Assembly DIS
trict ard Mr. Ilrkn OF the Thirteenth District, were
expelled from the organ 2ttton.
lhe lpa4Nr- ut the urtAu4HNton intend o. urge upon
the Legislature the passage Of hl uroNulg for the
election of Mayor amt OF Aldtlm'n "a iar spili =.
The hll nl provide On the met election under the
Law shall be held IN Aprll or MAJ neat.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


BY nlliug the Academy night after night,
the public continues 10 demonstrate the fact
that there Is vitality IN opera in spite OF all that
has been argued to the contrary. The pro-
grammes OF tie present week have consisted OF
four diifercn' operas. On Monday the "Hugue-
nots," Wednesday MARTHA" last evening Fra
Dan llp." and for to-diN's matinee " Der Frei.
scuutZ" 1iis Is the fourth week that W Wnchtel
has stood the STRAIN ~ four representations a
week-a severe ordeal for even 90 ROBUST a
tenor a. he.
Ills voice shows, however. no signs Of any
unusual strain, ana was never trttcr than in the
cav ana debonair music OF Aubcr's pretty opera.
The love song IN the second act r'Acncso II
Ztclla," In the Italian vers!o) was given with
Iarticula dolicacy and crare- qualities M which
achtol .s not always at hl~ best. ASIDE from
WdchtcHs performance and the Nci} hcctpthblc
/eIiiuu Of Aalafue " ugnCr, turfr were no spe
clal points of interest Ia the representation.
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Mrs. Moulton Demanding Her Rights Gs n
Member Of the Church.

The appended letter was sept last ovcn-
ing to Mr.. Thomas G. Shearman. clerk ~ Ply.
mouth Church, for its members 20 consider:
To 'hc rrcmhers n Pipnouih Church:
BREruhEN-Hav been summoned hy tho
Examining Committee to meet the Church %
committee notified me that they should present
re concentration TO the e urch to dtop my
name from the roll Of members on account ot
absence from the service Of the church. ap-
feared accordingly and presented ny protest
against any such action. In this declared what
] now repeat-that " am not an aosettee IN
any proper sense OF that word. nor does the rulo
u the Church in regard to ahsentecs contem-
plate any such case as mine MY hD,,
sencc Is an enforced one. and H. caused
~ the. crime Of adultery committed by
Henry Ward Beecher. pastor OF this church,
with one OF his uarshioncr., which know to be
fact through Mr. Bccchcr's confe sons % me,
and through the confessions ol Mrs Iilton, ana
through conclusive evidence OF the crime from
other sources ! appear before the church In
received, and hereby declare my disposition
ami desire to discharge all the duties deyolvnR
on me as "A memt that are consistent with my
KNOWLEDGE of the adultery of the pastor and hts
fa-e swe ring with regard to II. Notwithstand-
ing this protest and after 1t h I'd been read. tho
members Of the church present adopted
the recommendation Of the comnttee
and dropped NV name from the church
roll, without considering the suhciency
OF my reasons for being absent from
the sacrament. without arraigning me for
| without giving me "a dismisslon to any other
| church; / am, therefore, so far a. your action
of Christ, as II seems to me without fault IN my
! part, and certainly without any proper trial hy
] Vou. | cannot feel that this Ia rirht, ana ask
| you to jim with me IN calling a council of
hurcne~ b ire v'.t h YOU ~ ~ state YOUR rc1-
cons Tor Nour on, aud NAV state mine
/ and which shall iuparti.lN Juugc between us,
/ I'M ore and You are man. lut believe in
God and His justice, IN Christ nd His kingdom.
/ am guite ready 1" he properly rrbdhed l} snch
! council II | ought 10 hc iur not attending
/ YOUR services ind sacraments, while | GER
tainy desire that my Christian character
| and standing I'm the church should he Vindicated
| ana restored n that Is riRht. II Nol DO not
| notify me Of your con .eut to Join with me ia
! calling such n council within four weeks, shall
und rstnnd that you decline To do so. aud that
! must proceed to ask council myself to con-
slider these m tiers. which ARE Of such great I'M
| portapcc 10 me and to those to whom INV 20 IA
| name IL dear. But Il viii bc far more agrc cable
| to me 20 have YOU iuii me as one VINO has
| anxiou-ly tried 10 do her day AS well as she
| could. amid great difficulties, IN referring Tho
| whole case between MS to a common tribunal.
Respectfully yours.
| EMMA {. MOULTON.
j -.-.-
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sTOcK GAMBLING JON.


WAsHNGToN, Nov. l2.-The stories which
jay Goald his circulated in Wall street about
the forthcoming decision Of the Supreme Court
in tine case Of the Union Pacific Railroad Com
pany against the United States, are manufac-
tuted out of the whole cloth. His pretcnce of
private information TO the effect thai the court
has determined In favor Of the railroad company
Is without auy foundation ia fact. have tine
highest authority for stating that the Judges Of
the supreme Court have never consulted each
other In regard to this case. he case has never
been even alluded to IN their conferences, and
no member Of the court has been assigned to
the preparation ~ the opinion. The accession
Will certainly not he rendered before the holt
days, and uroDAbly not until FebrUary or March.
OF course | do not pretend 10 know what the
opinion Of toe court will be, but do know that
the Attorney General Is confident that II VIII be
favorable To the GOVernment ana more tuan
one eminent lawyer 10 whom have spoken on
the subject has assured me that the hOpes OF
MIR. Plsrrepont re well founded.
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Col. joyce Ready for Sentence.

ST. LorIs, Nov l2-In the United States Dis-
rict Court at jefferson city to-day, John A. joyce nled
a motion to withdraw HE motion for ne" trla aud
that Judgment and sentence be- passed ~ him
The couit decided the motion took precedence over
thut To deliver him the United states Marsna 10 be
taken 20 st. Louis aud Will rs upon Il 10 morrow.
In conyCrsatiOn Gubeequrnty oil Joyce said lie was
tired Of beng MADE shuttlrcuck Of aud passed back
wArd and forward between St Louis ana J n city
for the ben NJ OF others. lie ready to face toe
music and take his punishment.
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ESTIM1TIAG ITS COSr.
The Contracts for Removing the Naval Ware
houses TO Lo1guc Island.

HOUNt- 10 10 I.UV TNTW HUs
wAsHINGTON, Nov. l2-Bids for taking down
and removing nineteen brick warehouses fr m III
Navy Yard At Philadelphia TO League leland have been
opencd At the Navy Department some Of the ware
h0ue are $50 feet long by % feet hgn. The following
are the bids Ncafc Levy, for taxing down and re-
moving S5OOp0 nnd for retrectnR the same League
Island. Sliu,uO0; the American Dredging Company,
Tor taking doWn and removing tdanuo ana Tor r..
ercctlf 2, klOutnN Nathaniel MCKAY uf bpstou. for
taAltg duwu aud delivering at League Island sofINn,
and Tor retrsCiing, $n3On0; Luuu Rec. for taktng
down and removing s., 1tl aud flr r., zee lng fllu-
on The contract ior ne taxing down end removing
the material 60 Lrlgu" Isl9nd TODAY awarded 10
John Rec OF Phi Iituhia az t2 l5i He sgrecs Go per
form the work by the 1T Of pecemnrr In the event of
failure he to forfeit $1,000 The contract for tue
r,ortcUun OF tr -rthouse. has not vet te ava d"h
but appears from the above AIHnniC Mckay f. The
lowest bl4tcr. tn rctrc uon If On war unusrs on
LEAGUE Island will mASe tAe Navy ard at tiat place
equal aay the cOuury Nlthiu siX months or Year
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JtDGE EMM0NN,s culRGE.
Kentucky ATTORNEYS and MAGISTRATES Raped
Over the knuchlF-.


Louisville, KY Nov. ls.-Judge H. H. En-
mons. Circuit Judge Of the United states ourt. today
delivered charge 10 the lup n the cases ci hc Cow
crumeut against BIN smoot Geo. Ncncrt, Geo Hail.
and John Oran. IN resssing process IN the hands Of
Ac ing slern Wills Russell OF owen county. Judge
Fmnons severely criticises and condemns the dongs
Of the dtsperadots, ana seems TO leave no avenue
through WhlCh verdict otuer than guilty can he Ten.
d,red lie refers In severe terms 10 tue awlessuess
mat formerly existed IN some sections, crltlcslng
the uct OF UNITY attorneys anu nakistrats, ana
recommending that measures be taken TO be aNaNp
ready To suppress ANcssncss and conspiracy which he
couscrs he most disgraceiu OF al crimes against the
Government In conclusion he charges that II the Jury
shall mud That the prisoners had common purpose IN
their acts they were guilty OF onspiracv but II they
nan no common purpose heu they should be acquitted.
The trial has Deen In progress Tor more than three
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A Woman Dying OF n Broken Heart.

The funeral ceremonies Of the l,te James At
kns which TO have taken place IN ms ldcnce In
nAmhal avenue, Bergen Heights yesterday were post.
poned by the tragic death Of his vile, who, while pre-.
paug herself ia bedroom for the ceremonies In the
parlor, fell dead ON tue floor The medical inv ga
on ~hch followed rc.u'trd m the discovery thar .he
ditd Of rupurod bOOn vessel near tue heart hlu
literally dlci Of broken heart from excessive grief
The funeral services were postponed until sunlAy f.,
when Ddtn Will be uuritd Ia GREENWOOD. Mrs Al kins
hau, out tNO weeks ago. been Cllel from Canada to
attend the sudden lines, Of her husband.
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BROOKLYN churches yesterday by specai prayer
meetings In the afternoon ana evening.
NIX F1z ksdenoere' }oMWnG9 Mn96y fr, nss uSt
AS he was formed that they had positively re-
fused to sit for their PORTRAITS. he did not ask
tbciu to give him o. sitting, hut repcate div visited
the Rink. and trusted to his menor', aided by
pencil sketches. to reproduce them IN clay. The
statuettes are about eight Inches high' ana arc
said to he coed likenesses'
nEGINNING THE WORK IN NEW YORK.
Ministers aud laymen Of all denominations
assembled Ia AssucttttOn Hall YESTERDAY alter
noon g. vray for religious revival. After few
Introductory remarks bV Dr. Howard eros Y;
the listh hvmn was sung under the powerful
lcidcr- hip ui Georgc ;. Weeks; then Dr. Ander-
SON prayed for The furthcrqnce of Moody and
Stnkc,'s work, aud then followed the beautiful
liSth hymn, II Need Tree Every Hour" after
which Dr. John uali fervently prayed that de u
souls might be quickrned. The meeting was
further addressed uy Dr Rogers, the Hon. VIM.
l. Dodge. DR. King. Bishop Parker, ami Dr.
llepworth. After the singing Of the DoxoloRy'
Dr. King announced that Mr. Moody nau V'h-
sented to take charge Of spcci service ~ tne
Church OF the HuIv trinity. at Fortv-secund
street aud Madison avenue, on Monday u II on
DR.. HepwOfth adding that overflow eetvices
wo Id be held In the Church Of tire Disciples.
Yesterday the Mcthodists formally began the
preparations In their churches. They spent the
morning IN prayer and Testing. ana at o'clock
ia the afternoon as IN ny "a could assembled IN
the clufches and participated In a general ser
vice of PRAYER and song In many OF the churches
sankey's stir ing 80 X were sung.
The Methodist preachers, bishops, mission
aries, ana ChurCh oincerS met IN the seventh
Avenue Methodist Church IN the evening TO
CONSIDER the subjects Ol church extension and
the mission work. Next week meetings simiar
to those Of Yesterday are TO be held In all the
Meihodist churches at 3 O'Clock every afternoon,
and at a quarter TO eyctN eNemuG.
PnILADLLPnrA, Pa, Nov. R.-To-day
was largely observed by the ministers and
Christian people OF Philadelphia "a day OF
tasting ami PRAYER for the outpnurins Of th-
Holy Spirit In anticipation OF the visit II Moody
ana Sankev. VINO viii commence their labors IN
thi. city ON Nov u. Eleven unipn meetings
", u held IN different sections of the city.
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A respectable looking man. who said that his
name l. James Carroll. told Justice Riley vest riy
that out OF work aud starving A he begged 70
be to the renitenuaTJ Tor sN months Ine Justice
him.