Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-02

OF splendid ice. Admission IS cts.
RsLsssous. wil b. preaching to.
morrow at the usual hour Of service At the
Dutch Reformsd Church.
CONGREGATIONAL CnuRcu. We learn that
Frank Lumbard will assist the choir ., the
Congreg atioal Church tomorrow.
FIxE BLsACED SnRriHGi New York
Mills, WamsuttA, Masouville, and other "a
voritc brands just received at Wadswor,'s.
SERMON TO THE YocSG.-The next Of the
series Of sermons TO the young will be deliv.
cred in the College Cnape! to morrow cvc>
n,ng At o'clock.
UsE Lallemand's Specific for rheumatism,
Gout and Neuralgia. It sffectuAlly destroys
all poison in the blood, and performs a rad-
ical cure. Read Testimonials elsewhere.
The Rxy j. A. HAMILTON, formerly OF
Keene, N. H., but later chaplain Of the 9Th
N. II. Vol. Inf, sill preach in the Congre-
gational Church, to morrow, morning and
e ening.
PEorLk's MvsrsNa--Sixrn WAuD. The
voters Of the Sixth Ward are rsqu, sted to
meet At Fritz frey's Monday evening, March
4th. at II o'clock. for the purpose OF forms
inv "A ward oryapizsiion
CnAs. Stein. Comm.
Jusr Asour PLAYED tho carnival skat-
ing days. or rather nights. Of this season.
Capt. Andrcas has consented TO illuminate
his Park this evening. Let every young
gent. aud his fair one visit the Park this eve
ming tho last illumination.
A LARGE NUMBER. during the mission
by the jesuit Fathers, just closed At st.
Margueritc's and St. Anthony's churches,
1900 communicates received the sacrament
Of the Holy Communion at the two churches
This shows that between the two churches
there are this large number Of Catholics
TIE LAST ArnExEux LECTURE Tho final
lecture Of the series before the Grswold
Atheneum will bo delivered in Society Hall.
at the College. on Monday evening next. ct
I o'clock. Mr.. j. l.. Daymuic is the lec-
turer, and his subject, 1.-THE Students Mis-
sion" is one which he is specially qualified
to treat The public are respectfully inyi
tod.
LlcENrcUs sAssAuLr.-W illiam ucnwold
was arrested yesterday afternoon on the
charge Of committing un outrage upon q
German girl twelve years old, named Herr
mine Boden, who lives with Nj. b. Otto, six
miles West Of town. lie was 10 have q
hearing before Justice Peters this al .erno, IN
We understand, but up TO three o'clock il
had not taken place.
ED. ExLEY, who has been preaching in
the Christian Chapel for the last two weeks
to crowded houses, will close his labors at
that church on Lords day evening. His
subject to night "Sanc,ifcation :" Lords
day morning 1.-The birthday of the
Church = cvering-"God hata chosen the
weak things Of the world 10 confound the
things which are mighty" Those wishing
to hear the truly gifted and talented Christ
ian teacher will do well to avail themselves
OF tbs present opportunity. Seats tree.
New FfRx-lt will be seen by all an
in another column that Messrs
S. Roberts and j. A. Crandall have formed
n CO partnership for the transaction Of Gea.
eral Real Estate, Fire and Lfs Insurance
business These gentlemen arc well known
to the public as prompt and reliable bus.
ness men. who have thorough knowledge
Of their busine g, and represent no bogus
companies. To those not having persons
al acquaintance, they offer tho list Of refer
cnces found in their notice. We would
commend this new frm to the favorable ats
tention Of oil those having business in their
line, knowing that they will receive the
most courteous attention, and have their
business attended to in the most ea.isfac-
tory manner.
WORKING MEN's MExrlxc. At a meeting
OF the working men held last evening. At
Lshrmann's Hall, constitution and by laws
for theis Literary organization were pre-
sentedssnd adopted. This Association is to
10 conducted in three parts, Library,
Reading Room and Lyceum. under one set
Of officers. They have at present nearly
one thoueand dollars subscribed, and think
with this the Association can make fair
start. Il is their purpose to make the As
sociation practical in oil ito results. to keep
their Library and Reading Room we'll sup.
piled with such books and papers ~ will BE-
instructive - we'll - interesting. and to 50
conduct the Lycsum that its advantages
shall b available 70 all We are pleased to
note the success Of this enterprise which
from its Inception has been marked and ds>
served.
ProrLs's MsErixG-FIrrn WARD.-The
voters Of the Filth Ward met last evening
in accordance With call, for the purpose
Of affecting . ward organization. The meet
ing vas called to order By the Chairman,
N. c. Davis, Esq.. who stated the object Of
the meeting.
On nosioa for the election Of permanent
officers. N. c. Davis was unanimously elect
ed President, J. J. Richardson, Secretary,
aud Paul Deutach, Treasurer.
On motion, the following nsmed gentle
man ra.n una nil irnnnalv alaciad an Exaena