The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-06
INE1vERsARrEs on TIE BvAuoEnoA1 Know

Anniversaries OF TIE BvAE0BLT0Ah KNOW
NOON AND EvEN1Ne.@The twentieth annual meet
ing oi ne Board Of Managers Of the Protest nt Epis;
ktnowtledge was held Yesterday afternoon, 10 the
Ansr Introductory services Of prayer and singing
emo addresses, during which Rev. Messrs. Dalton,
Leacock, and Rev Bishop Eastburn participated, the
order by Rev. Bishop Ncfivaine, Of Ohio ''''''U
- , he secretary, Rev Mr.. Dyer, read the Executive
Committees annual report from which make the
10 lowing extracs;-
fi5SSe 0S EXPENDITURES sts Oe12 leaving balance Of
sSo SS o a he & PsopeFy per Of the society amounts In
the total assets s7S2l5S. The whole number OF pub
larger number than issued any previous year This,
@ to be SOCIETY Si sbga uue SSq
TAKE TO supply general religious Literature for the
lions msde specially ioT die stereoiypng aud pub
amount which can be used for gratuitous d stTibuon
@ @mu5t De SomparMasiyeiy M small; The death OF Bishop
icTTed to in appropriate terms 49, --...,-.. .,.-.-.
sent Executive Committee was continued Tor the
Alter ihe transaction some unimportant business
In the evening the Anniversary exercises took
place, during which sermon was preached by the
s Eey g Cooke ID D., rector OF st. Bartnolomews
PRAYER MEETING AND CoMNUNIoN SERVICES THIS
MORNING..
This morning commencing at $50 o'clock prayer
meeting was held In the Church of the EpiDhauy,
The attendance was large and the services impres-
meeting was held with special reference to the
4gG 6 short apd esTS Sdess % We5S
the necessity of the full cooperation of all who had
in their hearts, the enlArgng and sustaining
SMen!ion was made by Rev. Heber Newton, Rector
OF ST. Pauls, of the Presbyterian Convention In this
hs gTeas branch Of the Church the work of extend
ing missions would be more earnestly carried on The
was earnestly depicted, and exhortatons were made
short S R6dre were made BY Rev. jeremiah H.
Taylor C9nneccHG Esw a. SfS f t @ Fly 6y
egn Missions Prayers were offered by Rev. Messrs
and an N Rev Wys New Por h. IynE %
The meeting after singing hymn, closed with a
benediction by Bishop McIlvaine.
THE COMMUNION SERVICE.
At half past II o'clock the communion service COM
an e Ie of pawsTe EssbuTn of Massa
chusetts Cooke OF New York. Johns OF Virginia aud
cbancel. 49, .,
by the Right Rev. Bishop Stevens OF this Diocese,
terest, since large number OF Minister'S who being
IN the south during the war were separated from the
Northern church, now met for the hrst time since
Bishop McIlvaine 1rst addressed the congregation,
impressng upon the communicates the solemnity of
The occasion when thGy appTSaG@hed @ os near as pos
Bishop Johns, of Virginia, In his remarks, said he
ing invitation to him, in his Southern home, that
he might here meet with his brethren in the Holy
Communion, after so long separation.
Amer these short addresses the communion ser
vice was celebrated. preceding which, however the
usual collection for The poor was taken.
The meeting closed with singing and the benedc-
This afternoon, at o'clock, business meeting Of
This evening, at $50 the ann Yer6ary exercises OF
the American Church Missionary Society, with Nd-
dresses viii take place, and promises entertainment
of great interest.
SALE OF STOCKS AND REAL EsTATE.-The
| following stocks and real estate were offered
| for sale at the Philadelphia. Exchange, by
j tmes A. Freeman, commencing at noon to-
| day, with the annexed RESULT
10000 shares Montour aud Colorado Gold
houses Bohemia place below Fourth and F'O
German streets, loL l6 by 81 feet, subject 10
ii ee stoiy 6rIeE D%eg, No eli csTE 500
rine street lot 1874 by 80 feet, subject to $50
Frame houses aud Iot, 80 BY 100 ieet, Nos,
4l23 and 4l25 Ludlow street, Twenty-seventn
Gentee Residence no 8S Pine Street lot % ''
eestoTy brick stores Nos is ana i86 SoVO
polls stTeet suSeet StS S groana rehp $500
! Threestory brick Tavern stand, No. 25 South
FonrstoTy BRICK cooper shop II O. 70 s. FROM
Stone house Snd S o 70 lane near Green
e asa 10y s lot ss BY 99 1880
! Bemont and Montgomery avenues,..,a.,..,. 5000
street, lot 81 by o. feet ,.,,.. $3.50
Threestory brick properly No lis S Third
p by l5i feet s225O
The GREAT SAFE TRsT.-The grand test be-
tween Lilies chlneu-lrOn ana Evans " watson s
safes, with the Boston steam patent, came off this
morning. at Twenty first and Arch streets. An inn
mense crowd assembled at the time appointed and
the greatest interest was apparent. Each party had
furnace OF brick I'm which he proposed to burn the
safes, and Evans d Watson wished to burn them in
the open air Each party objected 10 the manner OF
the others proceedings and thus fair trial deter
mined on by each following their own plans. Mr..
Lille placed one OF his own and one OF Evans Il
Watsons safes In the furnace, and the work men pro-
when we left When the furnace is completed the
Messrs. Evana & Watson placed two sa res one of
their own and one OF Lilies side by side, and piled
niLe o'clock set fire to theRl We watched them burn
ing for an hour and neither any signs OF weak
the exterior but were perfectly sound aud had
appearance of continuing all day. Both have
much 10 recommend them, and the issue Is looked
for with great deal of interest. the committees will
make their report as soon as the safes can be opened
HEARING AT THE CENTRAL STATIoY-THEFT
OF CLoTg.-Eugene MoGerr was before Alderman
Beter charged with stealing cloth from the store OF
Thursday and Friday nights, Last evening he was
detected in attempting to enter the store, He
was arrested previously for entering and stealing
money from coal office. The Alderman held him
in $500 bail TO answer AZ Court.
THE SoHUYLKmI NAvY.-Charles VEIN
the schuy kin Navy, ], d, Mckee, ESQ.,, cOxswain OF
the Bachelors Barge Club, has been unanimously
elected TO fill the vacancy, Frank Mitchell, Esq of
the Quaker CITY CLUB, was elected ViceCommOdore.
Tie final review Of the under the Otigers
Will come on at an early day.
SUIoIDB.-l young man, aged twenty-five
years, named William Mcclure, committed suicide at
o'clock today by hanging himself He resided
a. No. 1918 Market street, and was student of medi-
cine, attending the course at the Jefferson College
Il is supposed 10 belong in GALLOWAY, county.