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Crushed Under Forty Ton. or stone.

Henry Wagner, butcher. OF Texth avenue
and 10Th street. got the contract for the demoii
ton Of the section Of the old aquedust between Ninety.
ninth street and Tooth street. and made August
Eggert his driver, foreman Of gang OF Ia.
borera EHsert began 10 be very daring lie
would pry on with his cr0wbar slab Of granite above
him and, on SEEING It about ~ fall iump aside IIe
botsied uat he was too quck for any stone. lie was
warmed oitn hut ht only laughed and said that he
\ frusshn and that lie hnd only one life to lose. ON
ihn,diy afternoon he began 10 pry the slabs apart
E htecn feet Of the tunnel Lrotruded the ning
had no support Esgeri stood under y prying Asa by.
sttuicr said The Iiu-siun Is running a Zig risk
fragment ~ the tunnel tell Eegcrt ducked his head and
jumped away but the fragment. weighing about forty
tons si down the mound ~ debris crushing him. Only
his right hand could be seen The o the iOh
street police and the lAhogcrs with horses tried
the but could not aud acting Cant Hooker ordered
that he blasted. when the blast fired fragments u
the mass few III every direction. cndangerng those who
stood near and the houfcs therCHbout Eggerts body
was crushed Hat lie wa. IS years VI age aud
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GARNIER's WONDERFUL sHOE
A Play on the Billiard Table that Drew
Rounds OF Applause.

The testimonial benefit given last night at
Garner's to Jacob Schaeier. known a. the
Western Phenomenon. was not in all respects
successful The night was warm. and
the room was close. The seats were
not more than half filled. 1t was expected
that all tho conspicuous players OF tho city
would take part, but nearly all were out OF town.
The first game was between Schaefer and
George l.. Stone. 800 points. discount. schae-
fer played well. but the balls were against him.
and. although he made some good runs. his op-
ponent came out ahead.
GARNER and Schaefer played next. Tho for
mer made some brilliant shots one of his best
being wonderful mass6 at long range which
surprised everybody and brought down the
house
Tho next game was between Cyrlle Dion and
Maurice DAILY. The former was not in good
health, and the latter had just returned from
Coney Island. In consequence the game was
not what it might have beon under more lavor-
able circumstances
Whom tho matches wero closed. NJ. GARNER
gave an exhibition OF fancy shots. the most
noticeable Of which was what he called
tho ."Concy Island shot" In this he
rccochctod from the white over tho red bnll
banked upon cushions. recocheted from the
red to bank and drew from bank upon the white.
Rounds OF applause greeted the shot.
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THE sPOILs or THE WAR.
shumia Surrendered TO Russia-Resi.tapc to
the Occupation OF Batoum.

VIENNA, July 90. - The evacuation OF
Shumla was carried out on tho Goth inst in
the best order, the Russians entering the city
amid the huzzas OF the Christian people, Pre-
vious to the surrender tho following convention
was agreed to: The Turkish troops are to leave
the fortilcations. taking their sido arms, guns.
and munitions OF war and going TO Varna
by the highway. the places along which at
present occupied by Russians to be during
the time of tho march evacuated by them.
in order to avoid possible collision. For
the maintenance OF order the Turkish local
police will remain in the Notifications. as
also the artillery corps. to guard tho guns. Tho
occupation Of tho Notifications by the Russians
will be carried out as thoy nre evacuated by tho
Turks. All artillery and war material will bo
the property OF the Sultan. and remain in charge
OF tho Turkish corps until arrangements are
made for transporting it. The Turkish civil
authorities will be replaced b, Russian officials.
Meanwhile. until the new arrangements are
completed. the Kaimakam. With six Turkish
officials, will remain in tho Qualifications to SUI
perntend the affairs Of the Sublime Porte. A
co.mmi,tee OF Ottoman stan officers will also be
Russian military authorities engage to protect
the Mohammedan population.
CoNsTANT1NoPLE. July 26.-Advices from
Batoum say that the Lazis are preparing to re-
sist the Russian occupation Of that place. The
Russian evacuation OF the positions about Con-
stantlnOple VIII begin three or four days hence.
The British Embassy has received official re-
ports OF the continued wanton destruction Of
Mussnman lie and property in the Philoppop-
The reports are so well substantiatcd and 50
minutcly detailed that there is no room to doubt
their accuracy. Tho horrors committed nrc 50
atrocious and revolving that their publication
must create the conviction that unless remedy
be more deplorablc than under Moslem dom
ination.
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Tug sus has received from sympathy IS for ventu
MG,.rs George Edgar and chanios Fulton have leased
eS %s'"91 ys4 sn 4S 4ic + @ kfs S. y "; T @ 5S. S.
ieur Championship this afternoon
Ii SSsd1y , G% fg%S h L's9S % nine,
scored u awellearned victor! Of 4tot
Architect william A. Nindell drew Yesterday 81 ir
fom the Kings county treasury for plans for nov ail ID
uon tor an injunction
In Nmth avene hctween s!Aiy 0rst and Righty.sixtb
,c Nv % yJs IS"RSgn; E gI e S' S Che '%en D
street by tho lot VI september
Laborers were tearing down the oil Franklin street
police Sthuun yesterday, II hunt In ialb and " Al
thc old y station IN the cty. Ma ticw r brennan Jus
tans there when was considered the trainng schoo
the Police Department
90 rwSnY dn, e, N seycnG N, No Y"Your REGIMENT
Captain cannot eni-t colofsd man against company,
matter as regards Attendance.
jeremiah Shay aged 20 sailor from the United Stsct
& &M,S AnHket{' IA M;aio,n next g. ils Na,y Yard. l,,rr
was removed Ia the hospital whore efforts were made Il
save hum lie SAID that he took The lauianum that ht
s5s SGsScY a. NS IgSc'?g 3 # y, T1g' N" nee eqa
promise o. mnrua-e TIE complainant is Mss Anna,
aud me eir iany arv among the most respected rc.
John Ericsson Is ln.t completing his famous torl-i,
S.nlHr.r At At TN IN" bgi"naEr 'oni,y The uwe io 'i'
he All, I" INK, hi. cS@rimcn,s M c wrsibc 1
hHs ne doubt that hlsnvw yrss can o,ctaLr ine fastest
ever known, ami then retire IN saicp.
Anw days aso spccr'l Te,.uri Agent Bnckclt seized
Civ S Of ST. ' a.r,Hs , iS'' l .l . c . % S1rM c M com '
mnnasp rr 10 "' se hSys",h r. sg@' & ErnseS II s
nai" H., a,Hr a 1 o c,, @ , . ,, thI IJ so5, css
a. ihy duty. ani they were released yesterday
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BiacLmaiiing MIR. simp.on.

Detective King OF the Central ONCE arrested
George Randolph OF 2sll Second avenue last evening
on warrant issued by Justice waniell. on tile com
plant that he had tried to backma william simpson
Jr, the wealthy pawnbruker at - Chatham street.
The warrant says that Randolph wrote and signed and
sent to simpson letter containing threat to shoot
simpson unlcs, he paid SOD
The money To be tho price NJ RandOph's silence In
relation 10 revelations, that he said that he was able IL
make concerning simpsons character
The prisoner wHs locked up IN cell In Police Cen
ral ohice. Detective King inumated that there was
scandal involved in the case ami that there was a
wnmhnini H.
Mr. simpson admitted that he was involved In a scan
ds and that Randolph had tried 10 cKtort money from
MIN lie had decided to brave publicity, means oi
Kidding himself Of the annoyance he subjcce " By
kaululuh
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Marriage ,ha, Made Talk In Albany.

despatch from Albany last evening said
that oandcstnc marriage between Ferdinand Newman
AMI Mrs Kate W Van Bcnschoten. both Of this city was
solcmniIed Yesterday there The clergyman whom the
contracting parties sought was out Of town and they
were ainrward married by Justice Gallup BRIDE and
groom elegantly dressed aud Of distinguished
HnuchrAnce. The M ther o. Mrs Van BcnschOtrn. Mrs
NHplc Of 2J2 West Fourteenth street said last evening
that the marriage as well ~ the previous engage
known to her. For reasons best known to the
family, and perfectly honorable the ceremony
Performed In Albany. Mrs Van Bcn,choten's wear.
old daughter blanche was with her mother Ar. New
man journeycd TO tins country from Germany about a
year ago The bride aud groom 70 return homo IN
tkyn
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Made Insane by sunstroke.

Max Burtz OF G63 Third avenue was affected
by the heat OF last week and Monday last he became
insane. lie wandered up and down the avenue Every
few minutes he darted into store and hastily ordered
merchandise sent to HI. address but he did not pay tor
II physician prescribed rest and the apple alton ot
ice ms mead but Mr. Burh tore "a the bandage and
could not be queted. On Thursday his wife went TO
procure the papers for his admission to the Wards
Island Asylum. and Mr.. Burn escaped. lie wandered
down town. and tipped over the corner stand OF an
apple woman who called policeman anu had him
arrested He was taken to Wards Island.
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NEW JERSEY.

Mr. James DickersNn. ex.rresident Of the First Ma
nonAl BANK ol Newark. died IN that city yesterday
Mr David Oakos aged 10. died yesterday in Bloomfield
y He was native OF England. but had lived N
bloomfield over forty years lie was the proprietor O
the extensive woollsn mills in that place
Mrs Silas II Crane, active member OF the Women,
Christian Temperance Union Of Newark who lived at II
Miller street on Thursday stood upon char to reach
die top shelf in closet The chair tipped forward and
She died yesterday.
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THE COLUMBI.is IN PARIS.
The Americans In the Gay Capital Giving the
Boys Welcome.

PARIS. July 26.-An informal reception was
given the Columbia crew at the American headquarters
IN the Exposition ats o'clock this afternoon President
Barnard occupied the chair, and made welcoming
speech In the absence Of Commissioner General McCor.
mick Capt Good win replied lie spoke warmly Of the
NINA treatment the crew had received IN England. A
ettsr WAS received from Prof Labouaye rcgretng his
inability 10 attend Luncheon then served President
MacMAhon and the French Republic .trd and VI.
Mener responded The Marquis de LAFAYETTE Secretary
~, Of the American leeauon Nj Morton McNichae u
Philadelphia, and others made hrict speeches There
was large attendance at the reception udlng all the
prominent American residents and visitors and several
members uf the French AMI other commissions at
crowd outside cheered loudly when the appeared
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DASHES HERE and THERE BY Tuk
SUNS REPORTERS
Carrier Pigeons Flying from Columbus, Ohis
Their Non-Arrivai In New York L.ss
Evcning-wbn may Possibly he their F.t,.

Much interest has been manifested by pigeon
fanccrs In the flying match from Columbus Ohio to New
York between birds belonging to Mr. John Van opssl q
4Os Madison street and TO Mr. Louis waceiacr Hoboken
The start was made at go yesterday the weather
at Columbus being slightly cloudy. and the wind moving
four miles hour prize Of siOo is to be awarded the
owner Of the bird arriving first The birds bred In
this country from Antwerp carriers and between
three and four years old The Journey from Columbus
ooo miles Will be the longest ever made by carrier pig.
cons In this country the morning OF July Ave birds
belonging TO Mr Van Opstal aud Mr.. waofclaer were
started from Steubcnyillc Ohio, 3J5 miles from New
lorh Two oi them made the journey In ten hours ana
fifteen minutes the others arriving later Carriers hsvs
also made successful trips from EastOn. sunbury and
Altoona ia The birds are trained while young
The pigeons were expected from Columbus yesterday
but as they had not arrived sunset II was certain thai
they would not be along until today they drop whcr.
ever they may be at the approach darkness Mr. Van
opsia says that should tile weather continue cloudy
they may not return They also risks VI being seized
by hawks or OF being shot
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Patent Pnyements.

Brown Bros. John J. Cisco. Chester A. Ar.
thur and other persons doing business and near Han
over street peuuoned Commissioner Campbell Of tho
Department Of Public Works TO have that street from
Wall street to Hanover paved by the National Stone
k bloek company with stone and asphalt pavement The
commissioning approved the petition. and submitted II 10
!h. bohii OF Apportonnleit who referred II tu Comp.
uulier nelly Al that boards meeting yesterday thu
SompUoi.r reported that all patent pavement. have
iaie nj are forbidden 10y the city charter 1873 On
his nLulOn tMe Is lNnn MAs lrnieI
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An A.ton,.hcd Undertaken.

Mr.. Herman Smith, a Brooklyn undertaken.
was asonshed three days ago see In newspaper an
Advertisements bearing the name Of his wife wing notice
hata divorce had been granted TO her from him few
weeks ago Mr. Smith received notice from the Clerk q
the Probate Court Of Salt Lake county Utah that iudg
mcht would bc taken against him by default unless he
nnswercd complaint Med by Anena Smith on the 27th
Vi NAY in all acton tor divorce lie sent AT notice
oi apearace and demanded that copies OF all papers
served on him lie heard nothing more with the excep
u"n o brei and unim portAnt note the
until he the notice u the divorce In the newspaper
His wife who. he says abandoned han In 1875 remained
" Br9okyn and has obtained the divorce through New
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Four Years for Two Lives.

John g. KcatinG who. in dispute with Jas
Ryan. In south Brooklyn liquor saloon about tie
speeu,e merits Of Troy anh Brooklyn men, stabbed him
eight times causing his death yesterday sentenced
to the Kings county pcmt, ,nuary tor two years He had
pleaded guilty TO mAnslaurhter In the fourth degree
Michael FinnerW, who. ~ hsht between jackson
Hollow gangs of one " which he member, threw
stone which killed James Smith, was sentenced " tie
penltenuhry for two years
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The sou,h Carolina In,ernni Revenue War.

WASHINGTON. July 26.-At tho meeting Of tho
Cabinet today the trouble in south Carolina oyr the re-
SUIT OF the revenue up but not discussed ut any
length In TACT the question raised H. not considered
50 important as II has been represented the news
papers. commissioner Raum says The whole matter
mas been GROSSLY eNaggeratod lor pollucal purpo,os
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WASHINGTON. July 26.-Two weeks ago the
Republican Congressional Committee had made very
poor headwsy In the matter Of campaign suhsc cripuons
by clerks in the departments An example made OF
acrrk named Waddell who was discharged for refusing
10 pay his assessment The Committee became boldcr
and rcsried 10 the old pan oi calling for the
~ person, ana, n refused 10 take the clerks reclamation
This policy had been to Nirnt inausurated In all the
departments except that OF the Interior IL rnid
that even in this department the hla,kmnilcrs calling
IN person on the employees despite Mr. schuTLs recent
letter prohibiting IT,
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Destructive Storm In Amsterdam

AMSTERDAM. n. Y. July 26.-At 8 o'clock thls
afternoon another storm destroyed property as fol
lows Knitting min Of Gardiner Thomas. partly un.
rooted and otherwise damaged to the Of 81 2ni
injury 10 the roof of II Tmmcrinans coffin manuiac
tory elW, dwelling unrouri Nnd another In the course
Of construcuon demoi he'd 800 barn with valuable
tents two miles south OF here. the property John
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SOME WISHIyGTON TOPICS.


WASHINGTON. July 26.-Trouble occurred this
afternoon In South Washington. in the neigborhood
the Washington Monument. by mob interfering with
number OF persons who working IN the
contractor the rate Of 90 cents day The mob in,
sisted upon the aboTers stopping work at that price
overturned carts pOughs. Ac and kompellcd them 10
deSst force o policemen went To the ami pre-.
vented further violence, but the workmen have not
sumed work
The riOtous demonstration was against lnborcrs who
were sxcavatng the foundation Of the Bureau Of En-.
CRAVING and Printing building The men who ordered
the gang to desist from work were fully hundred
number. and were both coored and white men one ~
he AboIeI. who Ieiusel 20 oANe ms work LallN
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THE LATEST Old WORLD NEWS.


LONDON. July 26.-The Times Berlin cor
respondent estimates that the result OF the elections ne
Tuesday for the German Parliament will be the return
all. or nearly all the la UTamontanes Poles Guelphs
LorrAneTs and other reconciable enemies OF the
ernment The Liberals will probably lose and the regu.
lar Conservatives gain about thirty seats which Will
leave lih Lbe ais and l0i Conservatives The Libe
Will thus tain the balance OF power and will be ready
20 support the Government hitherto, II the Govern.
mcnt III respect Liberal principles
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The Woman In the Canal boat.

DR., d. Murray Of Jersey City denies that he
refused To nj the woman IN the canal boat who WA
in childbirth, because her husband could not pay him.
lie not fully Apprisch OF the circumstance by tho
man who came tor hlu not told VI the critical con
dou OF the woman. tul understood that the Cty Phy
sican had change OF the lie would cheeriuy have
attended uotNl standing his urgent business that
had been increased account ~ the hot weather had
he been nlAie AequAlmted Win The elrc mnlstancns
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Gen. Gnrnsld.. Narrow r.cane.

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.. July 2G-Gen. Garfield.
while bathing in the surf this morning. was attacked
with vertigo Representatives Springer and Ilisoock
and c r Raincy. Sergeant At Arms Of the Potter Com
mttr, were also bathing NJ the time Something
peculiar WAS noticed In Gen 0nrhgds movcmcnts rs he
lett tie water. and Mcssrs isr0ck AMI Rancy went to
his relief conducting hun Ia bath hnuse near hy. whore
hr restored 10 con,ciuusess aud taken 4 his
huci ~ ~ 80 rapdy improving that ho Will tomorrow
start tuT his home Ia ONO
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The Acting Naval Omcer.

Col. William A. Jones OF st. Lawrence counti
has been appointed Special Deputy Naval Ofcer to act
Naval ocer in the absence Of Col Burt lie has beer
in the Custom House since 1870 AMI is regarded there
capable officer lie has nlltd several important posi-
tons A. the close OF the war he commanded tie libu
Regiment u New York Volunteers having been prOnOiee
from Captain Tor bravery.
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WILKEsBAnRE. Pa. July 2G.-Thomas and
Charles Edwards brothers Of Plymouth yesterday
arrested and lodged in prison here They charged
with the murder Of Charles Richards at Pttson Bridge
IN march, 1873 The arrest Is based upon the testi.
mony Of an nocomplee named Zilns. who has turned
state eYLienee.
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BELGRADE. July 26.-The Moscow Panslavist
Committee has sent number OF agents into the Austrian
SlHv provinces and the Danubian principaliues and
these agents declare themselves hostile Austria
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LONDON. July 2f.-Fourteen children and
three teachers were drowned BY the cApsiAng boat
to-day the river Backwacr near the town VI Baliv
borough. County Cayan. Ireland
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-. The table gives a comparative showing also Of
the progress from last year, but thnt i. nnt
necessary for CONSIDERATION 40 present /, also
Includes the ale brewers. WHO tire marked by a
star Some Of the others brew both nls and
beer, but Oi that no account Ia kclt ia hi, tab
naIOn, and hen y distinction Is not pra' ri a.
pie. The lnger beer brewrd In New York
curing the year speciled amounted 10 .27U3j3
barrels upon which tho brewers themselves
mtde-Ac'ufing 10 their htacment-oniy one
uolAr hatr'h while the pe1plo paid for II, at
"! obu ul Whici tho brewers ody gOt tlO.lG2,-
ga ana the frtallers tl62f42 236. They will
ptpuahiy uhInd To- thes" ilsuIes that tho returns
oh piht nhd quart a.es WniH smaller. and con-
bquenty rBducod the rntui"rs' race ipts But
against lhnt must DE Of, the reduced glass =
hhd ponies drank from chplee which koeps the
nMhhcr pr''tY nearly oven. II must not bs
FupDOsoi lihl lhdt AMOUNT covers all paid for
fee1 IA mat year. very many sH.oOns draw
noeT mat II made outside tht city and if all
uo7e wore ngurad IN. thr amount expended in
a. lWhlF"ln 1h'n, Ia New lOrk, upon the single
It,nl Oh Door, ut retail, must be not far from
$bOOpO OOU A vast prppyltion Of ihnt cnu'ns
Sut ol lho pp'krs Of mo hanirs ana lahOring
men g9hrrhuy ANA from those cons -lderutions
inc SUBJECT certainly br,pnrs oue nf s"rio,is
importance 10 tno Community Wbnthpr tho
orun OF suoh an enormous amount i1r ih. h.n
yhl OF comparative lew may NOT be in some
tesree ltsscnnd. without iniilrtine any NOR.
tlusure mat All others than bcrr sellers hnvc
shi 10 iool Ia lhe oniOI reed ubtudOnmcnt If war
:. Put h it true that the brewers ore such nm.
tlIuhMc htrugglers against cruel fate As thnv
EDVn' 10 represent thcmseiNtsf They aver
.AA9 IlsG 1AIY lnrA their mnnAs nger tAroe or
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Cuban Exile. Returning to the Island.

HAVANA. July 28-The war steamer Fernando
e catoco has arrived from Santiago ale Cuba with ii2
Cuban Xiles from Jamaica. -Four hundred Cubans re-
main IA Jamaica awaiting transportation TO return 10
Cuba den MARTINEZ Campo, Is disposed 10 make re.
ducuOn In the transOTAtiun material Belonging tO the
trOOps aud has ordered that all the carts oxen ana other
equipage M longer needed shall be distributed among
poor persons engaged In cuitiyHung the fields
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PETER DIVERS GOOD WORK.
Quaint Negro Melodies md Camp Meetina
Hy for West-sIde sinners.

In Peter Dryers Gospel Mission. at 70 Bar
row street last evening, the colored jubilee singers four
men and four women sat IN two the preachers
platform Nearly all VI the time devoted 10 the sing.
ing Of quaint negro melodies and camp meeting 20
hymns The colored vocasts have good voices but
with stness that delighted the congregation
There many in one hymn. and when 1t was
finished the weary aud VI breath Then
they
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JOT YINGS IN TWO CITIES.

Increasing cloudinrss aud rain. warm soutl
ery Nrerng 10 colder northwest Winds followed by ri
barometer.
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Cali low shoes. easy nitug for summer wear. from
s3ho Knox Moran, Oti Broadway. near Bleeeker st
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some go ter church ter sing and shout
In SIX mnnths iIme AuN' ne all tuTned ont

The Mission is open every evening The Jubilee Sing
ers will attend again to evening The has
been rented and rcArrAnged Tor the summer and fall
meetings ON the walls are many new pictures and mot
toes which have been presented to Mr. Dwyer by friends
the Nilsson picture OF industrious mechanic at
work has the inscription The man who works and
thinks and another, representing a ragged tramp. ~
lAteled " The man who leas and drinks' Transparent
cies ~ the windows Illuminated IN the evenings and
Mr. Dwyer calls them Beacon lights 10 guide tile sinner
into the port Of Heaven
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favorite piece an original hymn. written by a
colur,d man IN the South describing Jonah ami the
whale. hymn with sogtoi see saw melody informed
the congregation that
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I2M, 81 5}i r. NJ So; d So o. IL. IL. 75', -
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Morsan a Brothers Storage warehouses Broadway and
sVAeILed-A4A