The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-02
PARTNERS ADMITTED.
1858.
A years.

A years. looo'
Degrees. Degrees
January ......"....3l bS January" u
February w teoruSry.. 20 %
MAJ en- da
bi'I9 april u
May 626l b9 TO
June o5 IzOO
July 20 oJ3t
August oo ~
Septembcr..s......663 81 September .m.......6580 80
October To- October 90
Move M Al DO Novem Der 81
December. "a 10 Decem ber. is
The mean temperature of these A years Is
| 63H degrees, and that OF l96S Is 6SH degrees.
| the warmest year was 1928, 652z degrees, and
| the coldes, 1885 40 degrees.
! The amount of rain which fell during each
month of 1853 was:-
TsPusgy inches 81 inches
| hRrcn."."...3 36 Septsmb ber..S 81
Mpv l'''''''',2o 90 " Soyembsr SSUSSt 5 52S
Msy SuSe.....4S ;..,..",.....,4S December S 5s
| The whole amount OF rain for the year was
| the last 81 years is 457I inches. The greatest
| amount for year fell in 1857, 6l1s inches; the
| least in 1926. 2Sh inches.
SUNDAY SCHOOL FEsTIvALs.-0re Of the most
pleasant and agreeable entertainments ever
| Sunday School. Sixteenth and Pearl streets. on
| Wednesday evening, under the supsrintends
| Rev. A. A. Willis and others were instructive
! and entertaining. 1t was a eeRson OF rare en-
joyment, and just such an Offering to the Mis-.
sion School children az they seemed to fully
| The annual New ears 1eBJlVal or the Sab
| bath School OF the Fourth Reformed Presby-
terian Church, Eighteenth and Filbert streets,
| took place yesterday afternoon. Notwithstand-
| ing the dssgreeRble state OF the weather, quite
| large number of children were present. and
the exercises. which consisted OF singing, reci-
| tations, ETC., by the scholars. were exceedingly
| interesting. During the afternoon the pastor,
| Rev Dr. Steele, was presented with an elegant
| Bible by q few Of the memb OF the congrega.
| tion. and Samuel g. Scott, Esq, the teacher OF
| the Bible GLASS; was the recipient OF an elegant
tea: set from the members OF his class Mr.. ".
the presentation speech TO DR.. Steele, which
| was full of eloquence and instruction, and Mr..
| Robert Hunter the tea service speech.
| The festival OF the schools of the Tabernacle
| ing last. The rooms were thronged TO over
| flowing, and the happiness OF the occasion was
| hejghten ed by the presence OF Mr.. John Wana-
| maker, OF the Bethany Mission, aud Mr.. shoe.
maker, of the North Baptist Church, both OF
| whom made brief and pleasant speeches. The
exercises were varied by presentations to the
| pastor, superintendents. and others.
HoTHL AND FURNITURE AT PUBLIC SALE
| On the 26th OF this month Messrs. Thomas
| hotel, Neptune House, situate at the northeast
| corner of Pacific and Connecticut avenues
| Atlantic City. II is we'll built and genteelly fur
nished, and ready for immediate occupancy
one square above the United States, and directly
| opposite Congress Hall, and about 200 feet from
| the beach, where will be found the fines
| bathing. Can be examined any day. Imme
diate possession. Terms liberal See adver.
tIsement in TO day's paper and handbills at the
Auction Rooms, Nos. .l39 and l4l 8. Fourth street
SLIGHT F1RE.-At 24o o'clock this morning
the stable OF Robert Arthur on Sycamore street
below Locust was slightly damaged by fre.