Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-01-19
THE REVIVAL SERVICES.
Continued Large Attendance-Dr. Mu
hnII,. -. I'LL

It.
halls Last Week Here.
Despite the threatening weather, there
was large assemblage at Dr. Munhalrs
afternoon Bible reading of yesterday, at
the Sixth-street NJ. f. Church. The topic
of the afternoon was the Resurrection of
the Body" DR.. Munhall fortified this
leading doctrine of the Christian Church
from the Scriptures, quoting abundantlv
from all portions of the Bible, and he CON
tended for the orthodox view as Scriptural
ana reasonable. The profoundness of the
knowledge Of the Scriptures, both in trans
latons and in the original tongues, mani
tested by DIR. Munhall in this exposition,
amazed even those who have been i'm
pressed deeply by his previous work in this
line. The whole exposition was mastery
1t met the utmost eXactions of the best
scholarship represented in his auditory, as
well as Astounding in clearness and logic.
The remaining topic, for Bible readings
cover cardinal doctrines of Christianity, as
follows: Tuesday. The Inspiration of
the Scriptures :" Wednesday, Separation
from Sim Thursday, The Second Com
ing of the Lord" These Bible readings
are held at the Sixth-street NJ. f. Church
each afternoon at 80.
The heavy downpour of rain prevented
the usual large attendance at the evening
meeting, and, after gathering at the hall,
IN the interest OF comfort, as the building
could not be warmed, the meeting was
transferred to the Sixth-street II. E.
Church, which had been warmed in antici-
patton of the rain. About $50 were in at
tendance. The text of the evening was
John Vi, II: " Verify. verify | say unto
you, he that believeth in Me hath everlast-
ing life" DR.. Munhall said " propose
to supplement the thought of the afternoon
with definition of what is implied in
everlasting life as set over against DEATH
the scriptural term for the effect of sin. -
He proceeded to define the effects of sin
upon men, and set Jesus Christ forth as
proclaimed to be in the Scriptures the
Savior from all this as it touched man. He
said: THE old Spaniard dreamed of fount-
ain in the new continent through which
men could forever renew their youth. This
fountain is realized fact in Jesus Christ.
he that believeth in Him shall never die. -"
The whole discourse was a glowing expo
sition OF the Christian believers hope .in
death, and his victory over Through Jesus
Christ.
The meeting this evening is to be
held in the congregational Church, because
OF the prior engagement for ArmOry Hall.
On Friday afternoon a meeting will be
the ages of 10 and %. A general regret is
expressed at the necessary early departure
OF DR.. Munhall, to meet engagements in
San Francisco and in Portland. Oregon.
He has won the hearts and confidence of
his hearers by his earnestneSs, his manli-
ness and his evident sincerity Personal
acquaintance discloses the polished gentle
man, well-informed and liberal-a man of
great resources and of wonderful reserve
power. His early departure is deeply re-
GREETED by all associated with him in the
work here, and those interested in the
cause he represents.
BARGATNs.-A job lot of children's and
ladies cloaks and dolmans, from soc. to
81 80. E. Lyon & Co., Seventh and stss
THE Native Sons Annual Party takes
place at Arnory Hall this evening. Music
will be furnished by the First Artillery
Band. Dancing begins at o'clock. Con-
cert music from until o'clock The fol-
lowing selections will be rendered. March.
Scotch Wedding" Moses; New Overture,
" Blossoms of 'S4,n Boetger; Waltz,
Visions of Beautiful Woman" Fahr-
back Galop, Lightning Express" Clay
c. A. Neale, Leader. Entrance on Sixth
street side.
PROF u. FRANK PERKINS, teacher of sing
ing, elocution and dramatic pelyphonism,
has just issued circular in which his
common-sense method is presented, show
ing 1t to be concise and thoroughly scien-
tific and practical system of vocal culture
He IS having marked success as q teacher
LADIES trimmed felt walking hats, in
brown, black, green and drab; high
crown, narrow and wide brims, 80 cents.
Children's felt hats, 10 cents. Red House
A GOOD secondhand square piano, first
class maker, for sale cheap. Also an up
right but little used, at Cooper's new music
store, corner Seventh and J streets.
PUT your eye on, this to-day. Two hun
dred pairs of 5-button kid gloves, for 90
cents pair, in all sizes. Clunie, Kiley &
Co., corner Eighth and K streets. Sale at 9
A. NJ. prompt.
CHILDREN's Jersey skating caps. Is cents.
Cloth skating caps, % cents. Red House. >
THREE THOUSAND yards house lining, at
cents ppr ward Red Hnpsa