The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-02-11


made mention of the fact of the frequent hefts
of Y ods from the front of stores on Second
stt,rt. Yesterday John Smith was arrested
vii making off with key of butter he had
st % from the front Of No. ALI South Second
stltt.
RUN OVER AND KILLED-The Coroner was
notified this morning to hold an inquest on the
body of Charles Burns. aged sixty-fve years
residing at No. 903 Thompson street. who fell
on the ice at Tenth and Vienna streets, was run
over by his cart and Killed.
PIcKPoCKET-Ye afternoon mln
named Charles BOhn was caught with his hand
i'm the pocket of ladys dress at the Assembly
Buildings. Officer Stlnhope was called in aud
arrested the thief lie will have hearing at
the Central Station this afternoon.
S2CC0 FRE.-At half-past IL o'clock this
morning fire broke out in Whitaker IL Rlli
uer's woollen MILL in Trenton avenue, above
Sergeant street. originating in the pickcr-room
The loss Is $1,000.
To KEEP THE PEACE.-Jacob Galermln,
Henry Spice. and William Cross, three lads.
whose ages range from II % IT years were YES
terday held to bail to keep the peace by Alder
man Morrow.
ANOTHER BLANKET THIEF.-Charles Murray
'paP of the blanket thief Arthur Hughes.
arrested on Thursday night. has heen captured.
alderman Hagan committed him To prison.
VESSELS IN PORT There are now in port
dischargiDg aud receiving cargoes the following
vesses:-Steamships, o. ships. IL; barks, Is;
brigs II; and sehooners. 43; making in all 90.
LoDeERs- One hundred and forty-six loagers
were accommodated last night in the Third Dis
tTict Police Station House.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
my ST. MARKS CHURCH, LOCUST, ABOVE
Sixteenth street. - Free choral service
tomorrow evening AT ~ O'Clock.
My SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, SPRUCE
Street, below SXtn-Itev. j. p. CONKEG,
Pastor, viii preach Tomorrow at lOH A. NJ. sn1 10
M. 24sN'
assr ST. CLEMENTS CHURCH, TwENrI sTH
aud CHERRY Streets.-ChDral service am
free. 24s4r
and SPRUCE slreets.-Pev. }. WHEATON
SMITH. d. d., viii preach sunday morniug AMI
evening. Strangers are always welcome.
hoy ALEXANDER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
NINETEENTH AMI GREEN Streets, Rev.
GEORGE +. CAIN, Pastor-Services tomorrow az
10Y A. NJ and ia +. NJ.
sess- TENTH BAPTIST LHURCH, EI9HrH
Street, above Green. Rev. J. SPENCER KEN
meetings every night next week All are invited ,
ss7g~ ARCH STREET NJ. E. CHURCH, S. e COR
ner ARCH aud BROAD Streets. Preaching
SUNDAY at 1OM a; NJ by Rev O. II. PAYNE. D. p,
and ~ p. nj. by Rev. ANDREW LONGACRE
Strangers invited.
ssz~ SEVENTH PRESBYTERIAN CHUROH,
ee BROAD Street aud PENN square.
HE mENET ~ 1o McMooR ,5a Pastor s WI eaa ton % s
Observation-Disclosures 6y Works"
s,,g- SPRING GARDEN BAPTIST CHURCH,
THlRTEENTH Street, above Wtla1e- :
morrow AT 10Y A. NJ ana ~ p. NJ. Slnnay-scnool
at2P. NJ.
nesga FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. GER
MAN street, below Thiri-Preaching tn-nor-
Rev. s. b. ROSSTER, Of Ellz toethport, N. j. Seats
free and all welcome.
nESgr REV. T. STORK, ID. D., in MESSIAH LU-
FERSoN Streets, Sabbath at 10y A. NJ. ana at ~
p. M. "Universalism: Why is Rev, Albert Barnes
quoted in support OF ~"
slyr "IIAS GOD MADE A REVELATION OF
His VIM to Man ?"-Dr. WILLIAM NEWTON
| VIII preach the second sermon ot the course, to-
morrow evening az * o'clock; VIII also pre- 1Gh 10
ELEVENTH and MOUNT VERNON Streets.
s<syp SPECIAL sERvICE.-THE THIRD OF
80 the Special Free Sarvices AZ the CHURCH OF
| ST. MATTHIAS, NINETEENTH and WALLAC 6
Streets, Will be held 10 morrow evening at ~
Rev. THOMAS A. JAGGAR.
my DIVINE SERVICE PROTEsTANr EPIs.
- eonag win he he held in the hall Of the G0uRr;
Street, above Market. on Sunday, February
l2th, at 1890 A. NJ. aad 7ao p. NJ. sundiy-schoo
| at 2 30.
sssy THE FIRST PRES sBYrERIAN OHURO1
1
JOHNSON, ID. d., Pastor, viii preach tomorrow al
| lOh A. NJ. and ~ p. NJ. Evening, the attn
sermon Of the series. Subiect-'Is Christianity
| opposed to pleasure7" Strangers welcome.
| nSSsH NORTH TENTH STREET PRESBYTERIAN IN
W" CHURCH. below Girard avenue.-Rey
| MATTHEW NEWKIRK, Pastor.-Services at u <
| A. NJ. and IN j. nj. Subject for evening termon-
"Joseph, the Prosperous Man." Young men sps
cially invited. All welcome.
| ssSFp "wOMAN AND MISSIONS,"-R wM
| r. BREED D. d., VIII preach at the WESl
| SPRUCE STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
| tomorrow at 10H A. NJ. and ~ p. NJ. the sub';
| of the evening sermon will De woman and Mia
| sions"
| stSz- CALVARY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
| LOCUST Street above Fifteenth. Services
| at 10Y A. NJ and ~ r. NJ. The Pastor, Rev. DR.
| Ill MPHREY, will preach Tomorrow evening tht
fourth OF the series or sermons upon The Scriptura
| Development Of Christianity" Subject, devotional
| David"
| skSga REV. A. A. WILLIS, u. D., WILL PREACH
| tn the WEST ARCH STREET PRES BYTE
| RIAN CHURCH, corner EIGHTEENTH and ARCH
Evening sermon, the sixteenth OF u series On iute
resting Incidents n the ministry OF Christ, "Fee lin.
| the Five Thousand"
RS5g@ GAN ANSWER TO THE REASONS MEN
| give for not Deing Christians, ,"-Rev DR.. REEF
! will preach This subject toInorroW evening u
| ~ O'Clock, in the CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN
| CHURCH EIGHTH and CHERRY Streets YOun,
men specially invited. Morning services at l05a
| ocloct.
sk6sD sPIRITUALISM THOMAS GALES FOR
| STER viii lecture at the Church ELEYENrH
| and WOOD streets, sunday morning at l0k
| O'Clock. Snhect-"Did Christianity Introduce nsa