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4 SINGING PRISON ARRrsrED.


speech TO the Justice tbgt Sccurca his linz
mediate Release.
The Rev. Alfred Il. Clemmers, n street
paeacher Of considerable notorie,y ard clio
qnence, Is trying to cslyert the wayfarcr. Of
trenton. Yesterday morning he passed up
Greene street, singing Ia ricn, powerful
voice, IAN hail the power Of Jesuo' name"
The street was flied with New Years calLers,
aud. Us the vocalist stopped at the junction Of
Front street. u throng gathered that block AIDED
the sidewalk, The evangelist requested his
congregation 10 keep pa sage way o.en, but
they would not; so. unmindful OF tue mud into
which he sank above his shoes, he stepped
into the middle Of the street. and continued
singing. Police IN ,ers orr, red him away bur
he remained ste ldflst, whereuoon he was ar
rested ana afrdgned before Justice Brittun.
Atter the violated ordinance had been
read 10 him, and he was requested
% answer the charge, he slowly raised
resting his eyes upon the Justice. protested in
thr '."st ei"pient manner against any restiic-
uun being placed uuon INN. "Str," be satd. 81
am % se r,anl 4 the Most Hieh God. My mission
IA 20 elect the salvation, n possible, OF fallen
men 81 wnich ms Guy cont. los so manN. In
my eHort' occupy . tuon f tue public high
way, rieat that claim IS my own a. wen as
belonging to YOU. what am arres.ei fOrf il
IL because | obstruct the street.Y Not M ali
The sidewalks are clear, tut even Il lid, WAY
m ke Distinction II my caset You allow
drawing crowds that completely obstruct the
street WHY this pryneset You all Nv your
merO haut- tu load amt Unluad mcrchandise oVer
the sidewalks. You allow crowds OF Intoxicated
men % Loaf uaon tue corners, and to make New
Years Eve Do .cnus by their frlghfful orgies
while You complacently smile at the fun SIR
under IN" Constitution Of the Government and
STAG, claim the night To worship God accord
ing 10 the dictates OF N, own conscience
N-re the tnruuE, whose entire svmpathfes
were with IN" coipurieur. burst forth IN loud
CHEERS and stamping Of feet. whicn the court
ON GER and the Justice could not suppress The
latter named person, vincing under Inc n buke
given, and SO empuatictlly approved. ordered
the release Of the evangelist.
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An English Fox Chase FataIt TO Seven Icunds.
Nm. ~. IN. III, L.......

The sportsman reports serious disaster
10 the Hadsworth hounds The meet yesterday
was NJ Bretton West, between Iarnslcy and
Wakefield, and fox was found in Bankss
WOOD, which, after giving capital run, was lost
~ iOppletnn Spriug, near MiIhcd Station.
When returning toward BRETON one of tho
hounds picked up IA dead partridge In "A wood
near Denny Grange, and several others of the
pack ran up and seized the dead bird before lie
huntsman could dispense them. An adIourn-
ment was afterward made to the residence uf
,apt. Staiisneld. whcrg several Of the hounds
began to show symptoms of Illness and although
various antidotes were administered. one Of the
animals died before leaving. six Others dropped
lcS ana II Is feared that several Others are affect
ca: Inc seven dead hounds were worth from
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-02
THE PoLIcE COMMISSIONERS.
what IN said In Albany About the Action Of
the Governor and the Mayor.

ALBANY. JAN 1.-The removal OF Police
Commissioners Matscll and Disbecker was a
perfect surprise to the party leaders here. SEN
ator woodin says that he supposed the whole
matter had blown over and that the effort to
remove the Commissioners had been abandoned.
senator Selhrcg says that he knew nothing of IL
until he saw the announcement I'm the New
York newspapers. One conspicuous Republican
Senator, however informed me that while in Al
bany about week ago, he was Informed by a
Republican official that the displacement OF
Matsell and Di-becker had been decided
upon. and that the Governor had consented
to approve II. when asked what tho
reasons were, his informant replied that the
HuNernor said that such pressure had been
brought To bear upon him that II was impossi-
bic To- resist It, This pressure came from both
Republicans and Democrats. The Senator said
he had no doubt that the removals were the re-
suit OF bargain between the Governor, the
Mayor and certain Custom House officials, and
lation this winter. He added, with suue
warmth, that II this was the game, persons i'm
New York would I've likely to ind out before
spring that they had made bad mistake Their
Investment would not pay a. well ~ they an
ticirated. This opinion found to be general
among the members here.
On the part Of the Governor II Is strenuously
de Med that he Il "A uarty to any BARGAIN but
that he approved IT the removal. because he was
satisfied from the representations made to him.
that the furce was much demuralized. and that
nothing but reorganization Of the board would
make IL efficient.
EN-police Commissioner Disbeckcr and his
counsel John ". Strahan arrived here late to-
niEht Mt Di.heCker says he has his spurs
rivals are Register Pat. Jones. Gen knatip ~
the Custom House, and Comptroller Green
man. Charles swan. Senator Bxby. and the anti
Iainmany charter for New York city will be
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Ing that proposals. shall be advertised for that
length OF time. lnasmuch az the Legislature
mas not inc power to order tho printing To he
done. serious question arises M TO what shall
be done a. Republican, to-day, declared 1t was
a game of the Democrats to prOlong the session.
a. " was wen understood that the Republicans
desired that II should be short one But IN
yutstunahly some patriotic concern will como
bid can be accented $500
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OTTAWA, Jan. 1.-The surveys Of the Canadian
facihc Railway were begun In the summer OF 1879
one from the valley Of Ottawa one side and from
British Columbia on the other The Government have
received kilograms from Battle River, station the
Paclnc telegraph Inc IA the saskatchewan country an
nouncug that the surveys mad ~ las been connected
The point ~ connection Ia IA latitude bS' q 80 north
longitude lla' %" west These claims OF accurate
lnAtrunenial measurements arc the first ~ the kind
that have ever been made between the Atlantic and
Pacilc Hithin the limits Of the Dominion.
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Totalto Dec 20. 1878.


No sewing machine in the world, except
the "New Automatic" of the Wilcox 4 Gibbs
s. NJ. Co., has an automatic tension. or any other
Of the characteristic features Of that marvel II
sewing mechanism. The public should not be
imposed upon by statements 10 the contrary,
made by rival companies.
Among other high distinctions lately re-
oeiyed by tho New Automatic Is the grand
"Gold Medal Of Progress" awarded at the
American Institute Fair. Wilcox a. Gibbs 5. NJ.
Co., 05s broadway, corner Bond street. New
York.-AdU.
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Tue Ice in The IIud.on Drcn,,inc In

PouGnKEEPslE, Jan. 1.-The extraordinary
mild weather stili continues, anu II It lasts two dA,s
onecr navigation vil again be oucn from Nov YORK 10
ANauy helorts come from points ~ the river
open again. "
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WASHINGTON, Jan. |. Assistant Quarter
mastorGeneral Thomas con the retired list since 1891
while walking Yesterday afternoon near the Treasury
Department, scz I'd with parslyuc stroke and ten
TO the pavement. number OF gentlemen went to his
assist lnce when carriage was obtained ana The ven
cradle gentleman removed to his residence.
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SPANISH TE00ps crnt.
When and In what steamers Reinforcement.
were Scui 10 IIavnun.

wAsHISGfoN, Dee. 3i.-The following
figures, copied from the books Of the consignees
In Havana Of the Spanish mail steamers, are In
structiye. They prove concusivcly how ener-
getically the Spanish GoyerCmcnt answered to
the appeal Of their best friend In this city. 1t
Is an open secret that Hamilton Fish, Ia the in o.
tcrest Of his son-in-aw's client, urged In August
last the Madrid Cabinet TO forward to Cubn
every available man for the reinforcement OF the
Spanish army 10 Cuba. lie told the Spaniards
that he could delay action no longer unless
sufficient troops were seat at once To- furnish a
prctcNt for "a presumption that spain could
finally suppress the revolution
List n irons andcl I'm CIhl from Spain In the year
1870. Figure, cup"i from passenger lists IN the
CIusisurrs uAlcr 10 Havana.
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Marriage of Jener.on pn,I-,- pnnrh,cr.

MEMPHIS Jan. Miss Maggie IT, Davis.
daughter Of the Hon JcT r-1n Davis was married IN
81 Lazarus Episcopal Church this nornlny to j. Aison
Ii.ye, Esd Cashier Of the state National Rank. The
htN. hrurge white Of cavalry Church orlcittrd. and
wa asistei BY the Rev Cnurth Eastn rector Il I.
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Mr.. Lester Mailack will appear at his theatre
In Home ca " ldnl I'd of ia luAry.
IA' utuh.rs Of Mai4ck's company inolIiing he
ortt"strt aii pr 30 hands. pre- cuted their uH. ger
y 'e't handsome silver centre piece On Fuu1
MIR. n. j. Moutlgl, ~ IN on a vacation
"lque,' al tne futh Avenue rDuAlr, IL great sue.
ccss.
lro.kya PIE are proud Of the infringement Of the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-02
An Infatuated Bull in the s,ro.,.

Yesterday morning IA Texan bull escaped from
the abatoir In Jersey City. and raced up and down
severa street, hotly pursued by throng. At seventh
street and Newark avenue Dennis Mccarthy. boy got
Ia me way OF the animal ami tossed. but was NOT
terously Injured The amin eventually ran mi -
by repeated Ah IT.. 49, N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-02
A Prizc EiuIlt Prevented.

Boston, Jan IA prize light which was ar
ranged to take place at North Hanson, Mass, this
morning, for stake Of $3.50, between Michael BURNS
Pud George wilkins. was prevented by the prompt
ycOn OF the Plymouth county police, the bruiscls aud
ther fri ends being frightened away.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-02

How can II ba Afforded for 20 cents7 IL the
question every onc ls@ing about he new magazine
g.st s.uel .N FRANK L.ie u certainly Is marvel, as
y contains rs page Of highly interesting IN true
I'VE reading matter illustrated by nearly one hundred
beautiful engraving, and IA sod for 20 cents AK
yolr hr"s1 ltf ~, Frank Lesle's Popular hVnthlyi
aud luGge VI 10 merits. -AdV,
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steamship France, Havrc, misc. and pass
steamship leOpntrl. S1vinnah, mise. auf pAss.
ste infhip NrancOlla. Portland. m4sr. AID a.
steamship Parthia, Liverpool, mise. AMI PASS
steainsii ~ Nevada, Liverpool. mdse. mud pass.
40 N l,lIl r.vrr m cl.L. = zee ala..-.
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PREPARING FOR THE WORK
ruE POLTTIOAL POT BE0INNIN0 TO
BUHBLE IN ALBdNI.
evmptoms Of Trouble In the Republican
Camp sketch Of the Governors Message
canal reform aud Hard Money.

aamblN from monroe county, Will WITHOUT uount,
serve that body as scrgeant-at-Arms for the Sos
don There IT, however, n small army of seekers
Tor the minor positions. and they swarm in the
Hobbies II the peavan House, buttonhoilng
avery one to secure his influence In aiding
them a. get position as doorkecpcr messenger.
oY ANYTHING that Will enable them to make S. "A
dav and do very little work. Senators Woodin,
Cole. sclkrr Carpenter, Hammond, and Moore
arrived to-day and took rooms In the Delavan.
before night they reported Themselves "a COM
pletely exhausted 10y the rush Of applicants to
secure their aid iu getting places. 1t H. esti-
mated that there are at least one hundred for
avery petition. and more coming. Speaker Hus-
ted also arrived to-day, hut he Immediately
drove ~ his private residence. which he has
taken for tIcwlnter. II is said he has stationed
man at the door with cheap gun, and strict
orders ~ shoot on the spot any one who at
tempts to enter below thc rank Of a senator
There is great anxiety To sec the speaker. IA
mis- runlnftd that he has made up the list Of his
committees and Will uunuunce them on We'd
sressinc ns 10 who will get the hest ulare.
Sloan of Osweru Is first fayuritc for chairman II
WAYS and Mems. Fish Of Putnam for cities. aud
Hurelgh of Washington for canals. Railroads.
Insurance. and commerce and Navigation are
announced a. certain for about half dozen
different men each II tho speaker does an
nounce his committees on Wednesday. he will
o,y anticipate the usual day uf ctirsing 10y
shout week aud inasnuch as the selection ~
the principal officers ~ the Assembly has been
~ nicely arranged beforehand, why should not
the committees I've fixed up NJ the same timef
HrTCu ~ rHr SENATE
There are rumors ~ slight clash In the or
gannaiinn NJ the senate over the choice 81 the
President pro .,m. senator Robertson held the
place In the last Senate, and IL was generally
supposed that he would he again chosen with
ont opposition. Hut Mr.. Robertson h. understood
~ have au eye upon the nomination for the
GnyeinDrship. out Of which he Was cheated
when NIX was first nominated. and 10 t. wills
pcrpd that \ ". Cornell, who /. also ambitions
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A MEKICAN TEMPENANcrr NInN.-nnhln.


~ son Fan 10th st Broadway, every Slnd w. at
r. VI. flvqus M addresses. Good music. Free Meet
mg W.h. BARNES President
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MARINE INrHALi0Eycr

Take the new magazi ne, Frank Ieslie's popu-
lar AOntAy, home to you. wife II cost uu 20 cents
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MILFORD'S CHIRArE ROSS.
Portrait and Poem from the Boston
Daily Advertiser.


A sweet little fellow from Milford.
W DO ridr on the steam cars had pilfercd,
old wonderful story,
Ana rode In great glory,
WAY up TO 81, Adams from Milford.
Then this sweet little boy on the "keors"
Got an sorts Of folks "by the cars"
For with great prOmptitule
lie was twice interviewed,
And his story almost drew the tears.
Now perhaps twill be thought very odd
Yet this sweet little boy WAS a fraud;
- We give here his Photograph"
Hoping no one will go to laugh
Al the likcness It's good II It's odd.
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MINIATURE ALHANAo-rHts DAY
sun r.ses.... "a sun as Moon seta 10 A
men NArgR-IPfs NY
sancy HOoxli II Gov. lsla44.le 20 Hell Gale. 1 e2
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Gusil,tss tlol,tes.


Honsnmpiio9. Weak Lung, Dy.prpsia, GEN
era ilclIttY aud Ncaknes- Promptly r4rrI ht
MlN''lks TIERS HNpDrhOslilirE or LIME
ASu SlpA,sl ana s. per bo.ue. Prepared Only ny
York. sold 10y an druEsisis
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Detectives Stainsbury aud Murray, OF Newatk,
Yesterday arrested IN IlohoNcn Michael Kane one OF
the burglars who robbed the clothing store In Court
an bcreeh streets. Newark. last week. In X Al m
part Of the plumber. ""
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-02

The largest and cheapest OF the magazines Is
Frank Lcsle's Popular Monthly, out to-day. Only 90
cents, aud every newsdealer las it.-.ldp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-02

Ask your newsdeaer for Frank Leslle's Popu..
lar Monthly, published to-day. Contains l2S paRra Of
the very beet reading, and oyer eighty enpTAyings. Only
" ceuts-Adp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-02

- HIVi I,H WNIIu, ItrIy nom tue Qnron's drawinl
room aud crystal Palace. London endorsed by WIN
Crook, r. u. =, VIII give her harycuu. ph, sicil ne
monsratlons IN the light at parlors 10 West Path Il
thus evening at 1880 o'clock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-02

Weekly or monthly payments for furniture,
carpets anl bedding. b. NJ. CoMpcrMwait. lj5 Chat.
ham et.-Adr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-02

Cured by taking Qulrk's Irish Tea. Price %
cents per package. Gel It from your druggist
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Drawings every ~ dys dnriny 1874 Iapttal nr,,e
~ a,,,vuV lii. ,shc furnttiun iurui-hed High
est rates PAID Tor Spluiat hiis. Guvcrnuc Ita &c
TAYLOR CO., Bankers,
" Wall a YORK.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-02

Don't 20 hume without Frank Leslle's new
magazine. Sold everywhere Tor ~ cents. AdV,
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Br sure md kcrp Mt-tat'- ignisaut of wild
Cherry ou baud iJr COushs, llOa- c. c ana II
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Spttlal Hontes.
CAUTION.
UNITED STATES CENTENNIAL COMMISSION.
IILLA- -LI---IA- ID n.L-L-L.r ~. I..-


UNITED STATES CENTENNIAL COMMISSION,
PilLAniiInfA, December 80. lsi5,l
To prevent any mlsappr,h nson on the part OF the
public, the undersigned hereby certify and announce
that no other CATALOGUE or GUIDE-BoOK Of the
International Exhibition Of 1916 containing advertise.
meuts, other than the Onical Catalogue published
and sod by the Centennial Catalogue Company" and
Of which S. NJ rE1rENGiLL co. are erc'gare
dd,er@mg agents. wGite pap,t1ed 10 be sold oaAh sui
ErhDsaop grounds dumg ne continuance N ne Er.
hDlAon
(sigued) A. T. GOSHORN,
director GenerH 1. s. CcpienHfi Con,u.nsion
JNO WELSH,
President Continual BoaJd ~ FINANCE
DIAMONDS, WATCHES. JEWELW Sill
Ntl ware lul' &C. bplsni ana sold, aud sold uacA
whtn desired al very SIN ~ adNa &c Parties seen At
their residences, II acsrrl. GtO, &. ALLEN jew.
en,r' i,l9O broadway, near 29h At
.lIIMKoD,S .CURF uucqu,ned for ASTHMA,
CAIAl,lll, GROUP, WHOOplN 80 COUGH. Rud COW
MOS COLDS. ny u. sold by al druggist II. WhO.c
tae utpoi, III thaa)e's 81. T.. box 2ASO.
NEW CiiROuOs. The ku-Klus Jury Listening
10 the l.Yllr &C ami ttiluga verdict.
JOINS WILLARD MFG. CO.. e5l Canal st.. NY
nfTFG CNNFFITt IFtPR GAT%AFEHiHna pplN,IttAw;
Grand 81, lirooSyn. \. Y. Sent by mal 80 cents.
81 HAT FOR si.D0. -FINT Mars
sIcosi.y silA haIs, tS.SO, Worm ~. ~ New Church
a., w STAIRS.
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"Tuclc SANS Cough Care" (t,yruty cents
buu-cL tor onIlJls ol.l, 4 M nllo.. d vi ;.
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~ ioS a. on "Sucr,ss IN Church Work !" at ~ T..
NJ On a happy New Year" Mr.. I'VE ne rna his MN
yer ths cnurch Jan and all families and persons
connected WIN tho cougreg ton, aud The older mem
oets o. inc SUNDAY school hrc urRcnty nvit,d to at
tend me morning service Strangers welcome morning
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-02

FIEN. H. W. kNAPP vii ureach ia the First
Ia Mission 81. tit church; rncr Lasht an -lcs
Ah.lur AMI Ahouudus ui,tlIr, tlt Wet r. 81. Ca ="
Resting Place"
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A hi TnE nRnnl.INN INsrIrI,rr e...0

~ !" Iut1yI ~ anu NOHcufd sIsv tNml Nnrllngc
1873, or Church ~ the spirit, Sunday evening, nj ~
O'Clock solo snd congregational singing accompanied
by the organ and cOrnut. Childreh's Progressive
lyCoum at 10Y A. NJ.
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=, Act wisely ard cNntninc pomrrOy's : Elas-
ue Truss 81 IA Broad way be ire buying HIy Dthcr
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A DNENT.-Elder lnran Nun tcr viii apcax three
~ liues az the 81 av. meeting In Gaatli II H. 400
1 ku,,d ST. Broosyn SUNDAY a. log 4 ", the
zeal lrOgrc 81 the Age Fun mant ~ scripture IS.
and ~ r. NJ on the Signs of the Last Days" All are
curti1lly invited. $3.50 'N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-02

MIA. PETER DNNNER professional name p..er
va ia hsunl, form cff enc gri IN the miu-fr' hus-
nts' A. Ia Joist IA she charac 81 song aud dance
mar, now .tuu us converted % thrlr Urg4 lfu an
Evening prYcc "sung at ms honIe, ~ Nll.am IT..
rear building New YORK. Sooill gltnrr sovffy Mon
dav ecn' rday Friday, ant saturday evening Comet
aut let M thai nelrtth ktt IlUc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-02

A FORTUNE ron oNp M,

FORTUNE FOR ONE DOLLAR.
Industrial Inhibition Bonds ami Certinra t.s n,.w
lhk Tomorrow AT o O'CLOCK T.. ~ Nv"
FOR particulars see touurrov'a SIM
hOROkNTtIAU, BRUNO A CO
Bankers,
e3 PARK row,
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a" T)ETER. TuE KOCh nur the Key OF the
k.us lon ~ Heaven" Lecture uy MI T.. Cor
IT syms- lial. Clinton av aud Corilaadt ST. W. st
IL 1ktr, n 7.1o p. ". Seats tree.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-02

A INlLIARY to the Friday evening meetings at
"A htIJ AOfot.-Singers, 1873 West 16th 4. VIII bs
Instructed 70 sing all the popular solos and hymns OF
the di, with organ accompaniment by nrst cass music
teachers, free Of cost Tuesday evening" at O'Clock.
All welcome. hooks fnrus
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EsIiolons lIolItts.


~ nation and AtoneneIt. Trinity and second Corn
ms resurrection a9d Judgment are rationaly and
logca eNpOundcd hy the doctrines Of the New Jcru.
silem Church, reyealil through Emmanuel sWcden.
nurs AMI recOnrlcd with rcie the discovery and mod
cru rrsr rch. Services AZ the New Church Temple on
Last d'th et BET wcen PAX and Lexington avs by tho
phstof me Rev. lhauncey Nllcs. snndAY M III a NJ
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HsK. ApOIpIII will l,c,rfc before the PruOslyn
w Progressive spiritual Association. Latham Hall
Nnth T.. Brooklyn, 4. d.. on sunday ,elng. Jan. g.
- iu. at Nv O'cOcN Strtncers arr idyttc'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-02

z
BoWrry, between Prince ana Houston sts Tho ecats
are frce Services ~ ha past ~ and halt rast n sun
uhf tclOoi ~ quar-. past y. rnd g. sewing school
every saturday at :. The sermon Tonight vi Il he NV
me rev Dr. Seymour, Dean Of tue General theological
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tween 9th and Ga Az nv - M'.Arthnr ms ne
ior pr,ac.es Morning subject; the wafchnans
OUTLOOK" fvcriuS: "SusSes. ions Tor the Srv Year g"
PrNcr meeting every evening" during the wees, cuce1t
saturday. Strangers cordially invited.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-02

RACE BtPTi~T on tPUL. vSf egth 81 .
" near Hl nv IRE ghy l.1. y. .luN 80 i0ia
4. NJ gun ~ T.. NJ rnfy rec Mlfnir---' 1nr Present
Odt {. k" E'rniug-" Power from on ll-h."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-02

SPY SO a., ,nv l,ey' Ihos AtmtaSc ID pastor, will
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-02

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Jet me Morals - Al Hour Gln.si" N"w Years
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-02

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-02

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-02

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