, 1877-04-04

impressed bY Tho o,rictness which characterized
tho election 80 fnr ~ he had seen, md he could
not but fec, that God had hand in thcc work OF
tho dty, and would hiring out Of Il goot! results:
II tl,c city sat itsc1f un against God, 1t would
surely bc destroyed. Its destruction would be
only matter Of time.
Tho Rev. Mr.. Goodman. followed fn few ap-
4 fcrvcnt prayer that the result Of tho election
might prove 4 blessing to tho city,.
The kev. ". A. Spencer eHoko Of tho neccsst-
" OF prayer, and Tony Delight expressed hlfn-
self in favor Of cloelng tint salouns,, variety
shows, gambling. houses, and ten-pln alleys on
Mr. shcidon said he had bccr a politician all
his life, but had never rntcd tntelERentty octorc
yesterday. liz had been = Dcnociat, but Gu!
had directed him tU prunc his Ticket, and lie hau
Tho exercises cloaed With singing "Rock Ut
ages" a,stl tic hcredictfon.
ar. Joity'e hEYoHMED Ert3eorAL
THIS meeting Of st. Johns Reformed Er!sco-
pal Church VA. held At tho 0akrood Congre-
EatienaI Church last evening, Mr. Dewey, tho
Senior Warden. IN lhc ct,afr. Tho report ot ne
s15 remained tns the church to paS., Tho papers
making st. Jol.n's Chuscs. corporate bt,ly. anil
o 1rttcr front DEshop Cheney. were read. TIC
ChaIsman ot the Finance Comn,ttsec r;, repotted
.nittee on the Church reported TINT nothing had
been done to fccurnn permanent PLACE Of wDrsiiip
but expected to continue IN tho Oakland Church
1OT k0illE LlIuE 10 EOl1C n nGsELaIuICs III AQle
lowing officers wore elested: senIor Warden,
y. X. Dewey; Junior Waulon, u. ". Rsisrs7
vcsttyfncn. to eerve threv years, +. F. Chase,
u. II. BcldEn9, E. T. Brooks; Vsstrymsn; to
and j. ". OAKLEY; fer ono year, 4: q. Cora,
Frank Staples, II. J. Chase.
4. T. DEooka WAS elected rs delegate ior the:
dcneral Convention TO bc hold IN Philadelphia
In May.
On motion It wnsrcsolyed that tho vestrr con-
suit and negotiate with the Kev. II. p. Church
TO become Hector. meeting q the Vcstry
will be hctd today noon At 157 l.asalfe street.
EASTER ELECTIONS.
Good NJ Shepherd, % Neiormcii Episcorai, lie rev.
". +. Williamson Rector, was held Monday
evening, at which tito following officers were
elected for tho ensuing year:
arsssaue hass ss.s al a1ss nshS Sx;e ef s.n,,
sand.,ton,, Frank sa1er, !. II. Hunter, and win.
Il! ig,txgas:;sanua' e. Beer, 1ame. whyte, and
Christ Church, Of Harlem and Oak Park,
elected tho following:
l!'ardtns-A. g. Pack, John Cnrua. ..
S.f;g,no9F?FgF: g. Hs1o a. f. gFs sss Wsm ,tt Af'Ad''s0n'
Tho following ycstry were elected at the par
for tic ensuing ycur:
llsrdtns-G: .: Lyman. +. =. Clark.
.,yiteh E:;1 > s5:. 1 t'e! & 4 F.; s;S s'GG; Gs;i H.
and j. X. Phiio " "
rnE TRAVELLING MEN.
Tho TravclIng-Nlen ChrIsttan Union met
gssiesY a ss0 IT, s # sb3x GsaS1 II b s'r 4. a En-
and Mr.. J. E. Turncly Secretary.
The minutes OF previous meeting wcrc read
Str. Craig, tho Chairman Of a Committee
heretofore appointed to dcvls system for tho
furthcrallcc vi Chriatfan work among travelling
ncn, reported that the Committee had as ret
adopted no definite systc1n, but lad talked the
matter up; aud be thonxht he coull say that
tlan work was 70 interest the people
and pastors OF the churches IN those
towns and cities whcrc traveliug'ncn wcro
accustomed to SPEND Sunday, 81, that pcws
pIoyct to invite those Of the fraternity who
might he In town to occupy those pcws. Tho
speaker said that n considerable interest had
already bceli manifested IN tho trayclng-ncn's
organization, md he was sanguine OF great Te-
Atter = good deal Of discussion, all fayorab'e,
the Chair. appointed MessFt. Craig, lfasar9l,
Iurnely, iioyt, and Nortx! \ Committee to
Ing rooms to be used ~ headquarters for tho
Association. and n. place OF resort for those
traycllng:.mcn+ whether In or out Of tho
test esttee es sns also be to u 'ss een.dtt Sd Ths ts
cost Of furnishing. tho rooms. u, was thought
by those present that tho establishing md sue.
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