. The War Cry . er, that afour-master which;:went out from Glas- ? gow recently.: was heid up could be- imported from up .trie,-crew. Even thenshe went, round, dozen of ap-prentices, and a. skipped who had- charge, of a vessel in the Black Sea when the broke, ijut, *^~v At Halifax the Academy of Mcsic was Packed—Great Enthusasm —Forty Surrenders at the Mercy Seat— On Sunday Afters noon the Commissioner Spoke on the Army and its Immigration and Colonization Work—His Honor Lieutenant-Governor Fraser Presided and was Supported by Premier
. The War Cry . er, that afour-master which;:went out from Glas- ? gow recently.: was heid up could be- imported from up .trie,-crew. Even thenshe went, round, dozen of ap-prentices, and a. skipped who had- charge, of a vessel in the Black Sea when the broke, ijut, *^~v At Halifax the Academy of Mcsic was Packed—Great Enthusasm —Forty Surrenders at the Mercy Seat— On Sunday Afters noon the Commissioner Spoke on the Army and its Immigration and Colonization Work—His Honor Lieutenant-Governor Fraser Presided and was Supported by Premier Murray and others —Great Meeting in the Cpera House, St, John on Monday Night, HALIFAX. IT was a positive pleasure for theCommissioner to be back againin the midst of his Eastern offi-cers and soldiers to conduct fourgreat meetings in the Academyof Music, where he has fought many •a battle and won many a victory inby-gone days. The Provincial Officer, BrigadierTuniir, met our leaders at Moncton,. His Honor Fraser, Who. presided at the Commissionersmeeting at Halifax. while the Chancellor, Major Phillips,joined the writer and Acljt. Morris atSt. John. The whole of Saturday wasspent in hustling in the interests fthe war, interviewing leading publicgentlemen, etc. The day was wedspent, as the future will reveal. On Saturday night the Academy wasgorged to witness theillustrated ser-vice, From Bethlehem to Calvary,which packs the largest inthe Dominion, oftentimes crowds beingturned away disappointed. The Com-missioner was at his best, and playedupon the consciences of the huge aud-ience, by the Holy Spirits aid, as plays upon the keys ofhis instrument oyer which he lias themoat perfect, control. BrigadierHowell, who has witnessed the .-ervieenumbers of times, declared it to bethe best yet. The Sunday morning meeting startedwith a swing by the singing of Tellmewhat to do to be pure. BrigadierTurner poured out his heart to God
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