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a QUEER SORT OF hymn.
The Miracle ofthe Cherry Tree-The Orisiu.I
Version.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SuN-Str: You
published on the 24th from the Boston Watch
man "A Queer Sort OF Hymn" sung 10 st.
Stephens, Westminster, on New Years Day,
and which the Wdioimdn almost hesitates" to
publish, for what reason Ia not clear. 1t Ia the
modern English version OF very ancient mira
Gle: play or mystery. now In the British Museum
-MNstery WILL, Pageant XIV, Cotton MIS-
founded upon the Apocryphal New Testament
or, "a 1t IL sometimes known, the Protevangelion
that the Emperor has ordered tribute " to be
,sss In every oourRn and city be name" and
that he must go To Redeem" Mary accom-
psnies him. and while on the way espies a tree
aud inquiries:
omy swete husband woide '. teie tome.
J-FcT sahe Mry Il IL Eva uPSn c Iep ny
InTmne of yer Je wys6t deds VOW ,hereoniJowr
A- Turn ssyp, husband. b. hold. yon tire.
Sum %, on Mar, ,asi ys werps, 4 Jon cyte.
.po %sy c S S.y vow ; so be d'A
no NOV ~ we ns Sse ,h. gr9Ey1 upon yon tres
'gGf sc % s.sSg . fGt
owI 70 PLUCK VOW Of these cherries, II Is werk
Cor ne e 1870 by: it vol no, be lightly
be gait VOW Win , chyld de''e'
A'-Nor ny good lord. pray the, Eraunt me this
e hay. ,S Of ,hc:e eseries; 4 It be 20 wylle
may gader'g move, & eiyn my ~ lie
You will perceive from the above that the
version gives but one miracle-that OF the tire"
howng down To Mary-whle the original gives
al Introductory ono quiet as important. The
season OF the wear evidently Ia not cherry
time, Tor Joseph SAYS: " In tyme ~ yer We
nlycht nede VOW thereon yowr nylle," but on
MARY again directing his attention TO the tree IL
"blomyght.' Upon the refusal OF Joseph-ac-
companied by unkind words and the sluf about
MIN who ." he gait VOW with chyde'-to getl he
iruit Tor her aud her prayer to God, the tree
"oowyth" down to Mary aud she pluck 'by
one, two, and three" These, with other mira.
cies. re wrought for the purpose of convincing
Joseph-who treats Mary from the Annuncia-
doubtnR ana suspicious Of the divine paternity
Of her child
Ihese miracle plays are very ancient, and were
Drought 10 England at a very early period gen
orally believed to be In the twelfth or thirts enth
century. What phase OF religious ltfe" OF To-
day - Queer sort Of Hymn" illustrates is he
yond my ken; but do recognize 1t as a sign of
that time when there was but one Church I'm
England, and that one not the Church OF Eng
land, by one OF whose con gregatlons II was sung
pIoosbly as a Sfiv ! OF old music. HEARSE.
BROOKLYN, Feb. %.
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a SHARP LETTER.
The Late Ri0hIy-fOurth RegIment-Its Pos
HibIe REORGANIZATION

The Late EighIy-fourth RegIment-Its Pos
stble REORGANIZATION.
HU9r' cen. Jha H. lloodudTd, Alspectsr General or
ne sue " Neo l0,k.
dENtkAL: A statement appea red In a late
number OF the army and Nary Journal to the effect
tat he Eghtyiourth Regiment, National Guard State
Of sew York, was composed oil Orunsemen and that
tue Of It's Gisbandment that there is not ma
rial enough OF that knd the couuty Of New YORK to
support IT, nave htctftdlned from trustw. rthy
source that you furnished this information. Is fore
publishing cOntraClct on TO sta eMenT un Just aud
injurious to the lAe Eighy-Ourth Regiment, espe.
clAy 10 the large number VI Roman Catholics WHO De-
med " II, respet uuy ass YOU 10 furnish your
thorty for ma ,ins IT, Guneral, you must be aware,
Tug led ohcers OF our lac Oces.l aud al lie one
h II Of the non comm sOned ohcers, musicians ana
prlyIteS, are not reug Gus partisan. nave been
ne ted Tor Twelve years IN tbs late Eighty.fOurh
Regiment, hnd have yet 30 earn mat mars rcig
D. i"f ms en- eutr quahhc. or Of Qualncauon
tor m inlrrship theICin. General, thele has been
cuo injustice dole tle Eigatyfuurih Regiment by
thre eenera officers who assembled IN your oniee In
nus city some two weeGss before the order for d.
DiLdWtnt Wa is.ued We are aware Of the influences
usit TO b. ar our pref iuce, nd the reasons as-
-utl Or retaining Al least three regiments In the
ee "ute books aud records show int they had not as
Va numbers as tue Eighty fOu, IN, ana we propO
- maze the facts known TO the public u the proper
swami, JAMES DouoI "a Cantsin
no iut Eighty fourth ltklmeut, \. O., 3. n Y,
may interest you TO know that II - the In.
on o We IN, nnrrs OF the oil Elghtyfourth re-
ogaats the regiment hereafter. bat YOU may rest as
@ mat II viii DO under other auspices than nose
NEW YoRK, Feb 20.
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the torefathers ~ the present race Of Indians,
az beng descendants Of the house OF j. cob, and
known a. Israelites. As to Its doctrines u Is
similar to the Biole, and speaks Of God, Christ,
the devil. and the HOLY Ghost. Smiths transla-
n m Of our common Bible. which he completed
IN 1873 ~ as not print ed until 1861 here are some
additions. = tan, according to Smiths transla-
ton. was very active, and Organized secret
society. Women were II to know the secret
pass words. &C.. Of which Cam was master.
through this se ,rct org tniz tion murder for
in was praciised, and In Killed his brother
Abel thinking to Get his flock Of sheep. The
Normons are trinitafidne In the fullest sense.
the liuly Ghost being rOnnec ed wi h the con-
cepfion and transformation all three we're con-
20 dated ~ the transformation and re direction,
M aking one God or Presidency that rules.
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THE REVITlLISTS.
The Meetings Held In Associations Hail, and
the EYanaeIists Absent.


As It becomes each week more generally
known that Moody and Sankey take Saturdays
Tor rest, the congregations on these days grow
smaller and smaller. Yesterday the noon prayer
meeting was in Association Hall, and there was
space to spare, not more than 800 persons being
present. Mr.. Ralph Wells conducted the services
VIM. f. Dodge prayed, the Rev. A. c. Arnold read
the requests for payer.and the congregatlo ion sang
Then Mr.. Wells, starting to his feet, said: "Mr
Dodge, how many Achans were there in the
camp to keep the blessing away2" Mr.. Dodge
flushed slightly, and gave II up. allow many
Achans does II require In q camp to keep away
a blesslng7" Mr.. Wells said. IL was stiIl too
hard for Mr.. Dodge but, unable to escape this
time, he replied, Not many" and Mr.. Wells did
not press him further. Another hymn was sung
snd Mr. Wells called upon some brother who
had full heart and a strong voice to lead i'm
prayer" A Scotchman. who certainly had one
qualification. and probably both, responded.
In the evening a large number Of young men
attended n meeting In Association Hall, and
listened to the delegates from philadelphia who
repeated the story Of their conversion TO tenn
This morning there will he a meeting for
Christian workers ut eight o'clock In tho Hippo
drome; At three In the afternoon for women
only and at eight in the evening for men only
several of the theatrical managers say that the
hlppodrome meetings have drawn their patron
from 5000 to 1000 each are certain to include
many who otherwise would he at some public
place OF amusement. On Saturday evenings
when Moody and sanly do not appear. the
attendance at the theatres Il fully up to the old
notable at the variety theatres.
Revival meetings will he held every night this
week in the Lafayette NJ. f. Church, jersey City.
During the past week seventy persons have been
converted, many Of them young men. In the
Simpson NJ l.. Church and the Communlpaw
Avenue Church one hundred and nfty persons
have become converts. Meetings will re held
In all these churches this afternoon, when the
new converts will be addressed.
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Theatrical Notes.


Al the Park Brass is making good deal OF
noise.
A. Tony Pastors the management Is deter.
mined 10 oe oltdone BY no rival.
Al the BROOKLYN Mira. G. c. Howard will play
In 81 Uncle Tome CABIN to-mOrrow night.
a, A ban win be given next Tuesday evening
tAatai Gras) a. Irving Hail. BY the society Of French
At the Comiaue Mr.. Matt Morqan's CLASSIC
ta9ieanA anu new variety company are interesting
At wallack's "She stoops 20 Conauer." ad
ml,aoiy acted, very much applAuded by very large
AT Chckerne Hall DR.. r. II. Cha in will leo
Progress OF Popular Liberty"
AT woods Museum Miss Kate Fisher and her
equestrian spectacle called :" chamyi."
=, Az the ,Bowery Mr.. Frank Frayn. and his
si,iSnt OF hand performer, afey ~ popular.
Al the Olympic Julius Cnaesar," the new
JidlcOdsiy oil is presented ngatiy. '"' '"''
AZ the Hnh Avenue Pique" Will have It's
sIEhte,s Pr ancs toinorrSw n.snl Tae POPULAR
At Booth's Julius Gees r. and some Gov.
rIor. Jud e. Mayor, Lezs ,gre or politician may be
seen every ngh Consequently tue theatre cTow ded.
hmerics snd Rome. the smallest man III the worl a
Tor the price OF one ticKet.
- At Steinway Hall the Oratorio Society OF New
n Gs sa% nsoa9re fno@. Orchestra WI heir
'eres'ins programme will be performed.
Al the San Francisco Minstrels The Conspira-
tors OF Thompson Street Inc Funny Old Gals and
other rAtavAgant exhibitions, are funny enough 10
c-uso Inc cosy theatre 10 90 crowded NJ ghty.
=, A. the Eagle tho serio-oomic play, " Uncle An
honl wiz De acted tor another week. A new comic
* Yen called " The Fem ie ok shcpD rd =" Will Oe
produced, WITH abundance Of o.her hyely lnings.
At tbs Union Square " Rose Michel" will be
rep esrned tue one hundrcth time Tomorrow esenns.
The occasion wi be made eno aUe t. the ladies wno
sAll ireseut by the gift Of book con- aiming KIND
this theatre.
Al tho Union League Theatre dramatic
ehtert lnnent VIII be klvcn next Tuesday evening for
TX behent Of the wd VS. and Orp aus OF tue nrenen
Killed euflnR the late hre IN Broadway. HArvesL
nYine =" lc, On pare franoals," ahc Box ana Cox"
VI Ne lced Nv sell CT company, TIck may be mad
At tAe door and al the 1ine theatre ticket oces
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Snninl Nntltsa.

JAMES MCREERY & CO., Brosdwsy and
il,h s, have ju received large consignment Of Real
IndIs Goods composing noveitie, never before shown
in ths market. which we will offer during the ensuing
week at extremely low prices.
MIR. ID. l.. MOODY AND MIR. IRA ID.
sANKEY
Conduct services At
HlPPODROME,
between MadisoD aud 4tn avs, 20'h and 27th cts,
enhance MADISON av.,
EVERY DAY At ~ o'clock,
EVERY EVENING at s O'clock,
s......... (Saturiey ercepted).
oyyLhrLow MELliNG 70 $40 o'clock,
tErcept Saturday.
- Entrance fth av.
FOR YOUNG MEN ONLY
Untrance 9Th avD Every Might at o O'Clock.
womENs Gn'eeT rINes e,T Soa o. ,. o,,oos
IAN ~ tsaturday and Sunday e1ccpt,d)
IN Dr. ConAling's church, Nans0 n av cor goth IT
EVERY SUNDAY; WI -''"'
FFor SwHbkM,ssIy'A ANS g $40 An
-. 49,. For MEN only. SIP. NJ
services. ' e"J VI 'nese
TIE doors win be open one.nalf hour before each
The expenses OF these meetings arc large and mus,
DC betrayed ny private tubscr ptious. Cuntrnutons
Wall Ut. RAMIitI iiuoRNT V'' -
NON Chairman Committee Of Arrange incnts.
~ Chairman General Committee.
Chairman Executive Committee
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..EZEKIR. On Friday morning, of heart disease,
Moses kzeEe, aged % years.
His funeral Will Ike place this day from his late
res deuce, 500 Wes 2Otn ST., att o'clock
LOCKE-su tden Y, on Saturday, 2Oth INST, Morris
Loo OF john ID. and the late julia A. Locke IN
the 46th year OF his age.
Toe relatives and friends invited u attend the fu.
neral services al his late residence ~ West 52i st.
Monday afternoon, Fec. y, at4la o'clock.
ONEILL.-On Friday, Fec, 20, MelVinA ID. O'Neil, ia
the 40th year OF her age.
The relatives ana friends OF the family are spect-
fully invited to at end the funeral from The residence
OF Capt A9Jah barker 90 Kent st., GreenpOlnl, l..
on SUNDAY, Eco. 27, al Ia Z. NJ.
sTEGMANN.-On Thursday Feb a. Conrad Steg-
mann, IN the 65th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited
attend the funeral from 81. Marks Lulh ran Church,
g. ST, between LIST and Pa on Monday afternoon,
the .Sth Al O'Clock.
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The story Told by Mrs. Polbemus.

Mrs. Polhemus, who said that her dwelling In
Harlem had been entered by thieves and 10000 in
money stolen. was appreny shown yesterday to nave
falsncd william Howard was arrested on suspicion
several Gays ago ana was yesterday for the third time
srraigned In the Harlem Police Court The police had
In vain endeavored TO collect against him and
lie was discharged. Justice Wandel, VINO mad become
convinced nat tie had been sto en- Orltred
her 70 submit to searcn. she grew very angry ret.
Grated her story Of robbery and declared nat
not dollar In tue world. Two made the search,
AID found hidden In her clothing egat rep.
ntnR deposits OF fl2 7gs IL s believed that
did freak into Mrs. Polnemus's house anu steal
md some Jeweiry and that sue then pretended have
loot her money. 80 as TO mislead her relatives.
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Gas CoxP IN TROUBLE.
Some Of the Brooklyn Consumers who's,
Meters Registered Much Too Fast.

bomo OF inc Hrooktyn Consumers whose
Meters Registered Much Toe Fast.
Tho excitement over the faulty gas
meters Of the Brooklyn gas companies 10 spread
Ing rapidly and widely In Brooklyn, and state
Inspector John Burns OF New York is busted
constantly in testing these instruments. Mr.
william l.. Gilbert OF 325 Union street, who was
formerly employed In the on ce OF the Citizens
Gas Company, began the m ovement on tho 9Th
OF February by taking the meter OF his brother
in-law to the Inspector for examination. was
found TO register nine per cent. too fast. Tho
meter OF Mr.. Hugh Boyd OF IS Tompkins place,
which had been In use for thirteen years, was
thirteen per cent. fast. MIR. Bovd demanded
kssj.bI for overcharRes, but a compromise was
Effected for less amount. Among the sixty or
seventy consumers who have had their meters
tested, only two or three OF the Instruments
registered truly. Among the bousekeepers who
have found that their meters are untrustwortby
the following are eome OF the most influential
persons: william II. Hazard, 2s7 Baltic street,
Allen OF Court and Union streets, meter four
per cent. last; william WashOurne. 1G5 Pacific
street, me er seven per cent. fast; william lay
lor, Jr, 1o Union street. meter six per cent fast.
avenue had a thirty-light meter In their store
Tor twelve years that has registered three per
cent. excess They estimate their overcnarpe
for that time at $500 or t1O0 4. X. st. John of
l5I Clinton street noticed that his gas bills had
Increased to an unreasonable extent In the past
lew months, reaching as high as t2j a month.
lie caused new meter to be put In and his bills
decreased to $3.50 month. INSPECTOR Burns
saws that a meter registers slower Instead OF
faster In the lause OF time, as the machinery be-
comes cloRged, and II follows that the IN tiers
that have been found to be faulty were still
more so when they were FIRST put In.
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A Staten Island Woman Burucd to Death.

Mrs. Patience Powell Of Greenridge. Staten
Island, loaded her wagon with eggs and vegetables
early yesterday morning. and with her little daughter
aged eleven years, starred for stspeton She put in
tne wagon the bottom Of which was nled with straw.
TWO hot Uricks She had not far before her
ter discovered that the straw In the bottom Of the
wagon was burning. Mr.. Powell attempted to exin.
eueh the flames and In doing 30 her clothing caught
nre, and she wAs soon macs OF flames. sprnging
from the wagon she rJlcd In the sand OF the Ieac1.
hoping thereby 10 extingush the flames Her screams
attracted Max Gende-, who threw blanket aruunl
her and smothered the flames. She died soon At err
ward, hoSeyer The daughter was badly burned IN
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MORSE NOTES.

btotner ~ faulaGeen.
a. Iierre L9rillhrd has re5npaged George Bar bee
william Buck, Of lIoboken, has purchased this
mleelearold' Pastor, Waco, and Weasel ali IY Nara.
gansett
0ccldents feet have been operated on an
the tepous California lrotter Is likely 10 10 IN good
condition for nrIt sta-on.
Old Ansel Williamson, who for three years has
hAu charge OF hcurath's stable, and trained Tom
bowling, Artlides Calvin, and Aaron Penn ington, has
Doen engaged Tor next season by Mechanical
The London Sporting Times says that Jim Ben
nett would nave given the price asked, 500, 900, by
Prince BatIhyany Tor tho Derby winner, Gaopin, but
leavs England.
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A CredirnhIn ExnminntInn.

Az the closing exercises OF Girls Evening
school a. Broome street, Friday evening" the sing
ng and recitations by the girls excellent showing
Freat under the disadvantage that environ
IN grls Nho are employed during the day. The
RIM pal Mrs C. j. BczeT deserves credit for ecien.
cy ana discipline. the medley ARRANGED o. Miss Boyle
le cher was rendered with nne effect Appropriate
Tcmarks were made DY DR.. Roberts. A presentation
rom the teachers 10 Mrs. BeEer noral Offering from
untly Woun1 up the entertainments, 800 49,
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Arrived-sAruRpAY. Feb. 90.

steAmshIp Eugiand. Liverpool. mdse and pass.
Steamship Georgia, Charleston muse. aud pass.
Steamship A ibeinArle. Lewes. mise. and pass.
hleamthip John bralnali, Palermo. tpdsc.
Steamship Cleopatra Savannah, mise. And pass.
A 10 TIE usuai rver and cOAitwLss ye,sa,A
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Business tloilt,s.
The anxiet

The anxieties and cares OF business tend TO
prenaturen decay the physicl ana menta energies.
the US OF pure uvgorative stimulant counteracts
the depletion OF vita power supernduced BY cons Mt
mcna strain and scdentIry haDits. Among TONES
ln alconglc oasis UpoLPHE wOLFk'S sCHkIDAM
AROMATIC SCHNAPPS holds the foremost place, ana
H. besides, ent specinc for ~ urinary
!. ouDIes, rheumatism. and govt.
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THE BANKRUPT BASKERs CASE.
The Creditors stiIi Enioined from Prosecute
ing their Judgments.

The Creditors stili Eni0ined from Prosecute
ing their Judgments.
When Duncan, Shearman & Co. were de-
elared bankrupts some time ago, thirteen credi.
tors who had prosecuted their respective claims
with such extra diligence as to obtain jude-
ments upon them In the State courts, we're en-
joi ed by the United States Court from trying
to execute them against the property OF the
nfm. One OF the thirteen had already ooutrived
to attach some OF the firms property, and then
Others had commenced what IL known as credit
tors suits to set aside convevances which were
alleged 10 have been made In fraud OF their
lights. These credii ors thereupon prayed to
have the adjudication OF bankruptcy re-
SyoEed, because II they succeeded in
also be set aside. The ground upon
which they based their application was that the
creditors, upon whose petition the firm was pro-
hOunced bankrupt, were not, AS the law requires,
one fourth, at least, OF the whole number quali-
ned, ana REPRESENTATIVES OF one-third Of the
Judge Blatchford, yesterday, rendered mis- de-
clsion. He says that according to the presenta-
ton OF fact made to tho Court when the adj ju-
ulcalon OF bankruptcy was applied for, tue
obtainediand toe accounts represented by them,
were sumo Tent, the whole number OF qualified
creditors being placed at 7b0, and the nu Der
signing the petition ~ the total Indebtedness
to.tUO,OOO and the amount represented oy the
ietitiOning creditors f2,l6s,lts. The doctors,
moreover, themselves admitted that the REQUIRE
meots of tue statute as to number and value
were properly complied with; ; aud the admis-
sion seemed at the time to have been made In
good faith. The petition to revoke the adjudica-
ton OF Bankruptcy Is, therefore. denied, and
th" injunction restraining the suing creditors is
continued In force.
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The Triumph Truss Company,

whose 4" Elastic True and Supporter" won THE
MED Al At the late American Instltue FAR offer 81 900
for OF Rup they cannot cure 30 to 80
days send 10 cent? for their boOk, S34 Bowery.
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MARINE IHrELLIGENCR.

MINIATURE ALNANAc-rUTs DAY.
sun Rises. 81 sun SETS. 90 Noon sets. 40
ntsu WArKI-rHts
sandy Hook. % Gov Islana.10 ii Hell Date IL SO
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A important Inventton, water closet with
the moet decided aINAntAyes bove all others every
particular. Address N HOrZ, 20 W. Houston 81.
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BACH-In the city OF New ork on the Goth day
Of Feoruary 1870, by the Hon Abraham H. lawrence,
Robert Baen. Custody OF children awarded TO tbs
plaintiff. Cause, Adultery.
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The kncOmiums

bestowed by the medical profession upon Or.
- lmohcus syrup Peetorai IRE well deserved. For
me rpd and tffietnal Of cou hs colds aud pul.
hiohafY diseases u uneaua lrd eolt nv nil no.
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M 1RRIED.

&c lfuss ID "a Bfoa way before Gns Ins any oihsr
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Chamber suites $40, An immense stock furni-
ture ana carpets equally low prices. Montnly pay.
wrnis 80 en " nn-ired, H. N Cnwrcrthwat \ 20. IA
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For Coughs, sore Throat. or Group, u.o nj
and 81.
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Ope1 Sund lys from 10 IN O. The SILK elastic
r1'7 worn rnsY cr'Ir~ rccn nv ~ 's'ir r-ns ON
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Sells Qurk's irish Tea. the great rs cent bilious
remedy, "a wonderful preparation."-Adp.
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NNIE EVA FAY, the celebrated Spiritual Physi.
~ car Isl Medium, lateiy from the Queens Drawing
noms, hanover square, London also Crystal Paacr,
SYdennam In iOreed nv William Cropxs r. r. s and
oIn,r members Of me Rysl society, VIII give her mar
VelOus reance IN the light this (SuudayJ evening
p.rors 10 West 2ith st., opposite fifln Avenue Hotel.
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RtliQlous Noiltts.

CAMP MEETING VIII be commenced on Sun.
~ dy teb "a 1870 IN the Bethel Female Church, iOJ
west Jth st. between 9Th ana avs. The services m
he conducted after the oldfshoned way OF holding
camp meetings 30 or 40 years sound OF Inc
trumpet every morning at O'Clock PRAYER meeting 10
O'CLOCK A. m. preaching at oc ock T. NJ; preaching
Prsyer, and Inquiry meeting, 50 o'clock Y. NJ.
night at 1880 O'clock A cordial Invitation ia *
tended TO all the well wishers uf every
ma We ncpe that our mother church will take active
part L. thus camp meeting. All that como from a us
hSe 70 aoor IN the glorious cause OF saving souls will
pc cared Tor BY the mission. An evangelist from Phla
de pha and others from different parts the country
nave offered their services and expect many more TO
ION W with Us who have not yet heard our great un
urtaklng Any one wishing their meals have them
AZ hreasOnable price. after preaching 10 over but NOT
until then As our camp will be ATTENDED with much
expense, we hope the friends will come prepared a. 10
contribute nberay, and our enemies hope will be
converted 70 God. We expect our camp to continue
Two weeks u the spir1 directs. by the outpournR Of
his holy spirit we saw Amen
DR.. r. DUFFULa, Superintendent.
2. j. BoYp, Mis- ionary INA Agent
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LIVE AND LET IIVE-BroadwAy and fulton
1t the great centre for ths best oysters the country
p'0uu'''' i"O''' ''' candy SPENCER Caterer.
UINROD'S CURE uneQualled tor ASTHMA,
CAfARlilI, CROUP, WHoOPING COUGH. and COM
MON COLDS. Sold by all druggist. 81. Depot l2
ChamOe st. I. a. box 24sO. Trial package free.
80 HAT FOR LOO. (speciany, ans Aat'.)
al l-T Sis' worth ~ Is Ncw Church st.. up stairs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-27

~ West saith st., between 7fh and sths av-.-fsev j.
Johns; pastor On SUNDAY the services will be CON
Quoted by g.. Holsted's Praying Band, 1890 A. NJ. 3
and = Ma samuel Hostcl, leader. Young people o
meeting p. NJ. Seats free. Come all.