Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-12
First Night of Phillips, steree ptlcon.

First Night of Phillips' Stereepticon.
 As we predicted a large audience was in
 attendance at the stereopticon exhibition in
 the St. John street M. E. church. MT. Phil
 lips started with his auditors up the Hudson
 river, stopping at Niagara, then on to Chica-
 go, St. Louis, Denver, Utah, the Rockies,
 Sacramento, San Francisco; thence to Homo
 lulu, visiting number of cities in Australia,
 Calcutta, Lucknow, and many other cities in
 India. Some of the pictures were as fine as
 ever seen in this city. The mechanical effects
 and transformations were on magnificent
 scale. During some of the scenes the audi
 ence were alternately moved to tears and
 laughter The applause was hearty and al-
 most continuous. The sale of tickets for
 this evening is sure guarantee of another
 large audience Many persons in retiring
 secured reserved seats for the second exhibi-
 tion. Below is a partial list of the pictures
 to be shown this evening. The singing of MT. Phillips was & prominent feature of the
 entertainment, and every piece was well re- ceived.
 Suez Canal Port Said; Joppa, first glimpse of Palestine; Ramleigh, in it's ruins; Jappa Gate, entrance to Jerusalem; Jerusa- lem. pool of Hezekiah: Jerusalem, the
 
 by night; Jerusalem, wallis of Jerusalem, Jerusalem, gardens of Gethsamane; Jeru salem, tombs of the Kings; Jews wailing place; church of the holy sepulchre; reputed tomb of Christ; holy sepulchre, in- terior view; Mount of Olives; Jerusalem, panoramic in her grandeur and decay; tomb of David; Rachers tomb; Solomon's pools; star in the east; Bethlehem, general view; grotto of the nativity; Marsaba Convent; Dead sea;Jordan, river and banks; Jericho; Bedouin thieves; Bethany; LaZareth's tomb; Alexan- dria, grand square; Alexandria, lombard ment; Alexandria, in ruins with flames and smoke; Cairo, birds eye view; Cairo, street scene; Cairo, Khedive's palace; Cairo, en- trance to palace Nile, with pyramids in distance; Pyramids and underground palace; sphinx; Palermo cathedral; Naples and bay, by day and by night; Pompeii; Mt Vesuvi- Peter's; Colosseum, day and night; Vatican paintings; exterior of St, Peters, by day and night, with display of fireworks; interior of St. Peter's; St. PauPs, interior view; Florence, interior of art gal lery; Milan cathedral, day and moonlight; Venice, city of the sea; Dresden; Berlin palace; Mt Blanc and Chamonix; Paris, panoramic view; Paris, panoramic day Paris, panoramic night; Paris, illuminated; Paris, central pavilion; Paris, Place de Ia Concorde; Paris, Hotel de Vile; Amsterdam; Rotterdam; London, general view; the London Tower; Thames embankment, Crystal Palace, exterior view; Crystal Palace, interior view; Trafalgar Square; Edinburg, Princes street; Balmoral Castle, Her Majes- tvs highland home; Queen Victoria; Memo rial chapel; Dublin, Sackville street; Killar ney lakes; Liverpool and its docks; steamer
 crossing the Atlantic, etc.; New York har- bor.
 | Closing with song ttYour Mission," as sung by request of the President in the hall of the House of Representatives in Washing ! ton. During the singing of this song the verses will be richly illustrated.