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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-25
DIAMOND SPECTAECLES
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These Spectacles are manufactured fram aNra-
mute Crystal Pebbles" melted together and are
brilliancy.
1t is well known that spectacles cut from Brazil
ian or Scotch pebbles are very injurious to the eve
because of their polarizing light.
Having been tested with the polariscope, the dis.
mond lenses have been found TO admit fifteen per
cent less heated rays than any other pebble.
They are ground with great scientific accuracy
are free from chrometic alterations, and produce
brightness and dstinctness Of vision not before at
tanned in spectacles.
Manufactured by the SPENCER OPTICAL
MANUFACTURING COMPANY, New York. For
sale by responsible agents In every city In the Tn
ion. Il. ROWSE, Jeweler and 0ptioian Is SOLE
Agent for Augusta. Me-, from whom they can only
be obtained. No peddlers employed. DO not buy
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-25

The Fourth Grand Gift Concert, authorized by
special act OF the Legislature for the benefit OF the
Public Library OF Kentucky, will take place i'll Pub
lie Library Hall, at Louisville, Ky,
Wednesday, December Sd 1878.
Only sixty thousand tickets will be seld and one.
half of these are intended for the European Market
thus leaving only 0C0 for sale in the United States
where 100 900 were disposed of for the Third Con.
cert. The tickets divided into ten coupons or
parts and have on their back the Scheme with
full explanation of the mode OF drawing.
At this concert, which will be the grandest musi.
cal display ever witnessed in this county, the un-
precedented sum of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-08-25

TOTAL, l2,0o0 Gifts all cash. amounting
The distribution will be positive, whether ali
the tickets sold not and the II 600 gifts all
paid in proportion to the tickets sold-ali unsold
tickets being destroyed as at the First and Second
Concerts and not represented in the drawing,
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets, 5000; Halves, s25 90; Tenths, or
each coupon, 800; Eleven Whole Tickets for $500.
Coz 22 Tickets for 81 GOO 90; lib Whole Tickets for
$500O.OO; 227 Whole Tickets for 10 600 90. No dis.
count on less than $500 90 worth of Tickets at time
The unparalleled success of the Third GIFT Con-
cert as well as the satisfaction given by the First
and Second, makes it only necessary to announce
the Fourth to insure the prompt sale of every tick
ct. The foarth Gift Concert will be conducted in
all its details like the third and full particulars
may be learned from circulars, which viii be sent
free from this office to all who apply for them.
Tickets now ready for sale and all orders accom-
panied by the money promptly filled. Liberal
| terms given TO those who buy to sell again.
THOS. f. BRAMLETTE.
Agent Publ. Libr. Ky. and Manager Gift Concert,
| Publid Library Building, Louisville Ky.
| tst&w4t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-10

engraving on wood, that prove there
~ no nnllrHl lncapahllty that prevents
women from following that ~ u pro-
iessl0n, and ltmnla LoHcr SENDS
large picture Of the "I.nsl supper"
embroidered on canvass, which Mus,
trntes TINT girls can put II great deal 81
time md labor on work that aIler NJ
hns no intrinsic merit or beauty, ana II
only interesting because OF llo lllhe
expended In lls construction ,
Alr. l'nrney, one Of the artists OF
Frank LcslIes Illustrated paper, OK
hIbiIs mammoth cTnyon drnNlnei
seventy fee long Illustrating pork
killing and packing In Cincinnati !.
Howell, OF New York, sends photo
graphs Of handsome dresses nrrAyed IN
nll imaginable ways 10 produce artistic
effects, said dresses being worn by
number Of so-nlcd "artlHts' models"
who, standing on sitting IN u variety
of attitudes, form the necessary sup
port Of the drapeiy, ana VINO, no
Doubt entertained the fond dclusioil
thai II was their faces which would
render the pictures attractive, whereas,
IN truth, they were sitting for u PEE
ture Of their clothes,
Sewing machines arc well represent
cd, and are tastcfully arranged In pm
vIlIons elegantly cNrpeted, some OF
them hung with lace curtains, aud
rooted with gay cloth laid In designs
A Lamb knitting machine IN opera
ton attracts crowd Of lookcrs'on,
and few stoves standing at one end
mnde US long for q chance 10 step into
an American Kitchen and with sleeves
rolled up aud big apron on, enjoy the
luxury Of cooking q good Square
meal" WELT AuSSrELLuNd.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-10
AUCTION AND COMMISSION.
a CARD.

We are doing IN auction and com
mission business, ut the corner of Elm
and Market streets u prominent ppin),
in this beautiful and growing city, and
we solicit conslgnments Of flour, grain
live stock and everything needed by
this rapidly increasing population
We are also doing real estate bust
ness 49, buying, selling and locating
lands, examining titles, paying taxes,
collecting rents, etc We sell at public
or private sNlr, ~ instructed, and make
liberal advances ON conslgnmcnts. Our
motto: "Quick sales and prompt re-
turns" References: Swindells ~
McCalcb, Editors and Proprctors Of
the Dallas Herald; Adams Il Leonard,
Bankers, Dallas; Castor, Thomas n
Baylor, Bankers and Insurance Agents,
Dallas; Capt, G, NJ. Swink, Dallas;
Coils. Snecd Il Finley, Attorneys at
Law, Dallas; Messrs Shryock n Row
land, st. Louis; \. G. Jordan 4 Co.,,
Bankers, Dallas; Robt. Hare, Caron-
delot ST., New Orleans.
Respectfully,
NJ. A. iIlBBLER a. co.
N. A. nIDBLER. W, c. siCKLEs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-10

Cavalier BOOTS Aro about to be
introduced for ladies. They are turned
over with leather Just above the ankle,
or ns far ~ may he respectfully the
point dc mlrc, so rs TO give faint imi-
iaiion of the otd cavalier boot; an
edging of lace falls over this.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-10
COLWNHL MUBBARD's APPOINT
MENTS.

TYLER, September 20, 1873
will address the people OF Texas, upon
tho political issues OF tho day, at tho follow
Ing times and places:
Paris, Monday, October l3.
Sulphur Springs, Wednesday, October To-
Greonville, Friday, October II.
Kaufman, Monday, October %.
RICHARD b. HUBBARD.
+. s.--Other appointments will be an
nounced before the above IRE concludcd
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-10
APPOINTM ENTS.

Twill address tho people OF Texas upon the
political issucs OF tho day NJ tho following
hmcs and places;
Paris, Monday, October 10.
C1erksville. wednesday, October 10.
ether appoin tinents will he announced be-
fore the above are concluded.
RICHARD COKE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-10
DEMOORATIC STATE TICKET.

Remember the Primary Meeting OIL
tho Democratic Party, TO be Held NJ
each Election Precinct, on the iith Of
0tcobcr Next.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13

THIEVES ABoUT.-On Friday evening, thief,
probably female, entered the house of Mr. Aaron
Conrad, No. 200 West street, and stole therefrom
a ladY's black Cashmere sack, trimmed with lace,
and white straw hal, trimmed with black velvet,
and al ostrich feather These articles were valu-
ed al abont $50.
Oh the same evening" at the residence Of Mr..
p. n. Brennan, No $40 w. Sixth street, as the
lady Of the house was entering the paTloT she
encountered a strange woman coming hurriedly
out. The stranger coniusedly asked IL Mr.. Bsb-
op resided there" and npOn being answered in
the negative hastily made her exit through the
froRt door As she went out she dropped from
under her water proof coat, a valuable sofa pillow
which she had purloined from the pArior. The
woman was unknown, aud therefore has escaped
detection.
From the above, il will be seen that sneak
thieves are getting rather more numerous than Il
pleasant. People, therefore, should be Very care
ful, and not leave their front doOrs unlocked dII-
ring the day and evening. If the front door il
nniastened, an expert can easily effect quiet en-
trance, without alarming those inside who gAay
be occupied at distant portion Of the house .
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13

FArAL ACCIpENTE-- James Anderson iarAl-
sr, living Rear HarrinRmn, in MisPilliou hun-
drsa, felt from III loft orhis barn 10 the loor
on Wednesday, lst inst, breaking his thigh and
receiEias i,aSrnal injuries He was uncouoious
when taken up and continued 70, his faculties
appaFeplly having beeB paEalyged by the shock,
On Saturday he died} and Be vas buried %
Monday. II is said that Mr. Anderson ieh no
wiz, and BY this sudden stroke all his property
pasiea 10 he brothers and siaeTa. leaving his
child and its mother, TO whom he was not law
fully united by marriage, but for whom it was
bis intention 10 provide, apparently destitute
-DELAWARRANb0ao IIs fus rrsL.r,I
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13
PEMlMsvLAR REWs..

The Maryland State tlsctlop tAkssPlAcs NOvem'
Der l4th.
The oyster packers ., celsGeiI are now all
working lAEsSfOrCsA. Cs1 1kds1tl&lHf
A Farmers Grange was organized last week, at
Rising Sun, Oeeif county, = - -
Numbers ofCiei Couatans aienied the recent
Agricultural Fair at Oxford.
A Democratic csstpaign CLUB was ergOuizsa Z (
Pom Deposit, on fdSeday evening last.
The present cSrn ctbp offCecil 'coants > very
pO1r, aud will not average more than hall a
crop. 1, & 81 . 4 s'.i s-'"t ~ - 'e. sss
II is aaid that some oI the Road Sopcr. isors Of
Cecil county are 90 ignorant rs TO be unable 10
write. -~.N,,t
4ho Rom,p cAthoTo C;llsrCihf 1t fsltton is being
grcn!lE iapftgsdk 9na4i n@l lPnrSuppaGe has ~ ~
One pound potatoes. Tneasdring twelve inches
in circumference, are raised on Col. George How
ards tarul, In Elk Neck I., r.
4 lad OF RiSlng Sun, aged fifteen yeasb was ar
reslsd q few days ago, for stealing a watch and
cham from companion, y .r-Ft
Elkton was highly pleased wltA Blind Tom,
and the Democrat speaks of him asa s'Inusical
phenomenou and a Psychological study .kN
A good factory building at Elkton, containing
engine and maclnneTy, and finely located, was re-
Gently offered at public sale, but failed 70 find a
purchaser. st.. tti't ,.,.
Ihe farm OF the late JoDn Omitb, Le4f iCueIIl
Hill, Cecil county, containing forty-threl and
l thTee-qnarter acres, was sold iast week 10 David
T. DsViin for 81 SEQ. 'f
For the past fsN' days the Susqushanna river
near Port Deposit, has been very rough, and dan
gerOus tOeresA-i N small coats, owing TO the re-
cent ttoIUps bf Nind ahd rAlIE taf "A IL
Jas Grifford near me Brick Meeting sRCate
Cecil county has raised this year oats weighing
| 80 pouhd5 tolle lpehal, Nnd sapY phNpberlaip
near WOodlaWn, has raised oats weighing is pound
| 10 the bushcl.
The Salisbury. Wicomico comfy, Bachelor
] ssvs The present independent movement il
this county can be Interpreted by the minority
| TO Wit the Republicans as the dawn of theii
coming power; and It surely Is il the movement
is sue 'ssfG, Theirs are Two fAc!s before us. that
| ~ independent ticket il 10 the field, and that
il neahA TO 10 vlel0riOrs If victory lies within
ia control Ii is.nO lime TO be ille, and il the
regular nominees suffer defeat through any in
erIaess pn-lleIr part, Whatever The result O
that defeat may be the people will charge then
Siih il.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13
eooITGlRal
ArEKrrkoa rtIra nvrNrna.

Cherokee Tribe, No4, y n N, at Red Meme
Hall. 4l5 Market etFnef ilti .1aHlat N.fat
Lenape Tribe, No G, 10 Il n, jp fourth story
SaVille Building, 9Th and Market street, q
Wilmington and BFandywine Council, No.B, o
u. A. NJ, at Hall, Fifth and Market streets.
franklin Council, No. 9, o u A NJ, at Meehau-
les Hall, 2l9 King street
Wilmington Council No o. Jr, - VA Mat
Hall, 9th and Market streets.
Enterprise Circle, y U,c A, at Han sol Mar
ket street. t - .-..t es..
~ Washington Lodge, No !, X Of r.. at knight
Of PythiSs Hall, No 2ll Market street
Y Washington Lodge, No B., u II at Good Fel.
lows Hall. McClary's Building Cos Market st.
Wawaset Lodge, No 10 l y Of Y T. az room
10Th and Scott streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13

Rogers were appointed Delegates IRON Whining
ten 10 the Convention of the Catholic Beneficial
Societies, 10 be held al st. Louis, No, this week
Owing TO the serious illness Of Mr.. Rogers, hil
alternate, George Chance acted in his stead Mes
SIS McCloskey and Chance started for ST. Louis
Saturday evening.
They were accompanied by aportion of the Del
cgates from Pennsylvania, and arrived a. Balti
more Sunday morning at O'Clock. They weT'
met at the President street depot by delegation
from the societies Of Baltimore, under charge o
ST. Alphonsus Church wh, r. they attended Mas
at half-past i've O'Clock. The delegates, Joined b.
those from Baltimore, left at forty-hVs minutes
past six IN the morning. over the Baltimore ant
Ohio Railroad, for st. Louis, WheBe tia Conven
uon meets on the 18th instant
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13

MIscoNbUcT-IAst evening, in the gallery
of West Presbyterian Church, number of
young women and men, and several small
boys, kept up an inCessant whispering, talking
aud Riggling to the ETeat annoyance OF the or
derry people vino sat In their vicinity. IL 10
questionable whether such parties would not
do better TO stay away from church altogether.
They 60 for no good, and their presence is al
ways a source OF annoyance to those who at
tend from good motives.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13
CITV M0TId sEs.

EXTENSIVE BUsGNKss-C Charles Kyle has recov-
ared his health and will give his personal attention
to tho sale of ice cream cOntectioAs, nuts ana irut
At the N. W. corner of the Second street market
house, and will be as polite aud aheom mOdaung aS
ever. Iie will also keep ice cream nj the eorner
Of 81 eth aud orange Sts at his veRidence. Tie also
Intends to ft up tue Sylvan springs near the city
railW.y depot, where there will be convenIencles
for picnics and every arrangement for the accom-
mediation of all who may wish 81 pass a pleasant
afternoon. Charley is enterDrisiAg anu deserving
Of encourarenent No intoxicating LIQUORS sold on
the grOupd augl5-dSm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13
PoIc.e. Cases .
BEFORE MAYOR s1MMs

Isaac Hay ienj was arreasd ~ officer Writ
charged with using threatening and abusive Ian.
guhgc towards Margaret ratner lie was fined
cos,s and held to BAH in The cum Of 5000, to keep
the peace Al . Il
. Two cases of drunkenness hare been disposed
Of since itnrday, at tiftS Cents and costs each.
of WnkeSharre. Pa, Ame here aud took into his
cuEtcd,, Thos Malonev. " no was arrested for lar
cehy in that city. MalOney dtd not insist on re.
qui'ition and left with the oIBSef, on the same
evening, for Wikesborre.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13

ANUsKNENTS.-At the Grand Opera Houes, on
Saturday evening, an audience rather small iu
numbers, witnessed the performance Of Charley
Gardner's Philadelphia combination. The pr
formance with few exceptions, was excellent IN
charac,ed, and was enjoyed and aTplauded by al.
The songs and dances by Masters Johnnle aod
.ands trained dojs, were alone won't the pIioo Of
admiss en-.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13

FELL FROM THE CARs.-Mr. Nm. V.
Stranshn, mail agent on Dorchester and Della
ware Railroad, sustained some rather serious
bruises on wednesday laa by falling from The
cara at SeafOTd. Fortunately no bones Weae
broken although the shock to his Physioal syE-
tenn WRs q very severe one. H' ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13

NORTHUMBERLAND Huxley, registrar of
deaths and burials, reports 1fty-seven deaths
in ouf city IN the moAth 6s September. OF
this number AZ weTs under one year, 8 from
to 2; 4 from 9 TO s; 2 from to 10; 3 from 10
to ~; 4 from 20 TO 80; 4 from soto 10 8 from
40 20 90 l from 30 to go 8 from go TO 20 -
from 20 to 50; 2 from so to 80 from 90 TO
100. White SO, eOiOred Is, not given 8. BOrn
IN the United States 30, England 2, not given
x
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13

ACCIDENT IN READINa.-Wm. T. Dickinson,
an tli and wellknown cit zen Of Relding, Pa.
was blrned TO death by the ignition Of gasoline,
which he was tapping la a basement cellar, occu-
pied by him. at No. 10 North Sixth street. yester-
day. The flames communicated to the building,
age to the building and block was tl.O00. ..t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13

r sLoHr FmE,-Belween Z and S O'Clock, Sat
urday evening, Slight fre was discovered in the
engine room Of }. q. Brycfs saw min, on Tatnall
street, below FWatcf The alarm was promptly
given, and the fire extiRgushed by the Fame
AIDse, before damage TO any extent was sustain
od
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13

SAIBoF REAL EsTATE.-The estate of Henry
D. Blackwell, deceased, was sold Friday, at the
auction roams ofogle n Miller by Z. B, Lore
ESQ, by order OF the Orphans Court
The lot with three story dwelling situated on
Third street between Walnut and Pophr was
purchased by Henry Blackwell for 5000
The lot frOutiHg Is feet on the westerly side oI
Jefferson street and running back l6l feet GA The
norlheIly side OF Eighth street, was soil to II nry
Mckinley for SS1 i''r foot
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13

DIsRErUTABLR CoNDUCT.-On Sunday morning
about the time people were vending Their way 10
church, some glaccless young men, caught nos
on Third street, between Market and King, and
icing lin pan 10 is tail, let il 60. Tue irEht-
ened animal ISshed wildly down Third street,
frightening many ladies' aud greatly annoying all
Others who were proceeding 10 church, beshes
outragcously violating the saDcliiy OF the Sab
bath. The scamps who wonld perPetTate such a
senscicss trick deserve sharp punishment.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13

FIx0KRs MGsaKD1=FIaFFy, sod Of mrs. Mar
gAFet King, At No. 710 0fshgs. Aisoef, gOl hia
fingers caught n hay enter, with which Ne
was plAying, Sunday, aAd II marked several Of
tl1lno 0syetolyG u05e ofaha sgdnotled fneers
will probably have 20 be amputaled.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13

INJgREn.--We are informed that Mr.. Henry
Jefferson, son Oflhe lalo Elibu Jefferson Of New
oaItle, has be9n sasveEsiiy igiuEsd a. hisRasi-
dehes IN loEnia Pdpnsylga0ia, BY ihseKple-
sion Of TeloF,. - Is IT
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13

PRIZE PIos AttheState Fair at Erie, Pa.
Chester county carried of the prize for Chester
Whites y, AshbTidge, WilllstOwn, receiving
for herd of q Chester Whites, prize OF $50,
iOf ppaF g $40, Ave IiGs g. boar. 6 months CID
bushel Of White COEa, So. 1S-ears yellow corn
81, AZ do. White 81 Braudywine Farmers
Club, COAtesVilIes g bushels yellow corn $40
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13

"a bdiia which lodged ID lEe bEeAa OfHsdrses
Warrington Jackson, bill poster and wall dec,
orator Of this city. At the battle Of Antielam.
came out ihroaeh TIhe skin loEhit anok ION
Wednesday iaatg ~ HePgoposes to hand il down
70 pOAtriIy a. a trophy of the war. .- b.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13

The WATER WoRKS-Yesterday a large num-
ber of people visited the Water Works, al the new
city MILL and inspected and admired the new
WouhingtOn pump aud the other machineTy. -
The mill is now cleaned up, and looks neat in
every particular. The old Cornish engine Is un-
dergoing repairs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13
lfnl 80 E7lg.IlQL 100 -.

TEA DRINKING.-A ''Tea Drinking" will
be given In bt. Paal's n. e. Church, on Thurs
day evening, Oct, 23d, under the auspices of
the St PAaFsEunday School Association. II
will BE- given tpT the benefit Of the new Mission
Sunday SchOOI, over Eleventh Street Bridge.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13
sASVloEs Ap poIlEcFEoH.
OUT DoOn BERvIcRs

For some time past, open air mssiings have
been held on Sunday aiieFno0bs. ~ Foartseush
and Claymont streets, which have been vsry tde.
cessfnl and largely attended. Yesterday after.
noon, the services were conducted BY Rev. Thos.
Lsmplugh, who preached quite an interesting and
sGeetiYe ssTmon.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13

To BE SpLp. The valuable library OF the
lAle VIM. n. Bead, Of NeE Castle, containing
700 10 500 rare ancienk and modern books, viii
be soid at the auction rooms of Ogie & Miller
n w. cor. q Foqtth and King streets on Fri
mencing at z O'clock The books will be on ez
hibition, at the rooms on Thursday, at whic4
time Catalogues will be ready. -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13

SHERWY SALE.-sherif Armstrong adVer-
lises 70 sell The personal property Of Thomas
Brooka Of White Clay Greek Hundred, on Thurs-
day the 23d inst,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13

Broke HIS ARN--Wm. Shaw, aged Ten
years, living en- LammOtt str eet, Ninth Ward,
yesterday, fell from . pig pen, ON the top Of
which he was standing, and broke his right
arp betqpen tppHna ana eIh0u. DV. Sh0Et-
ledge reduced the -lkaetnfe, khd the 4lttie fel-
Low. is pow dOipg well Ii t.ns.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13

INEoArAD kFaEAE. 4Thouasl a rOuhEse, ;
Esq, has furnished seYsral farmers in the neigh
bOntOpd of Fyedericay vih a snall quantity loi
WheAtfbOA6 The crop gSoEn BY him i6e praseht
season from seed which he imported from Log
horn, Italy, last year. The grain is fair and
plump 9A9 SSlgtp 6qrpmiSt 9 t4sbuSbsl,N
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13
LOCAL lmTGLLloRMoG.

The fair weather continues.
Church attendance, last evening" was generally
good.
a protrOcted meeting is being conducted al the
Union NJ. 4. Church.
Elections take place tomorrow, in Pcnusylva-
mia, Ohio, Indiana and Iowa.
The Board OF Education will moct in regular,
seni-monthly session, this evening.
Iott1 appears at the Grand Opern House, on tie
2ist inst, in "The Little Detective"
The Holcomb farm, near New Castle, is said to
have yielded 200 bushels of " heat from 40 acre,
this season = - bushels per acre.
Those desiring TO purchase books, will end an
excellent opportunity, at the sale of The late VIM.
4. Reads library, mentioned elsewhere.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-13
Religious.
PRAISE MEETING AT TIE WEST PREsBYTERIAS
CHURCH. - -.

CHURCH. ss-.
Lat evening, the usual services were souewLat
varied at the West Presbyterian church, and q
praise meeting war held, the announcements oi
which had drawn together large audience, which
entirely filed the body of the church and the
greater portion OF the gallery. The services con-
sisted OF the singing Of numerous hymns OF praise
t. the Father, Sen, Spirit and Holy TslnitG, in.
teTspersed with pertinent remarks by the pastor
Rev. J. II. 7. OTIS Mr.. Oth also delivered I
brief and touching addEess, beaTiRg upon no par,
tienlar text, but illustrating and describing The
great praise meeting which ls bsing held above
by the redeemed Of earth aud the angels Of God
around the great white throne. Beantifal ana "a
thetlc were the remarks and as vaFiens loved one
of earth, who havJ gone 70 their last hone, wsrc
TeferTed to as assembling with this jOy0ns IhEonR
many an eye ia the large au0i0nee ga dewei
with the teAn Of affecting remembran and hear
alter heart gave out asympahetic thnob AlthOuRl
the services were longer than il usual en- Sundai
evenings, no one aeomsd WeATied. bat All expef
fenced general teeing Of regret a. thu ID
soft strains Of the organ died upon The aiF, anS
the solemn benediction was pronounced.
While disperSing, the audience generally Spok,
taVoTsbiy OF the BleetinR, and hoped thal aholbe
Of similar character WoGld be announces ere lono
sERVIOEs AND coLlEcTIoH.
Al the Union NJ. +. Church, yesterday mornlnt
Rev. EnOch Stubhs, pastor OG Ahbury, oecapiS
the pulpit and preached powerful and eIEeetId
SS'nou HOm N0A--lo ~ Ana nea bbl0tt
Faith, Hope and Charity, these three, but al
greatest Of these IL ChaEiy.s IIis ililastrasioS
Of these three Christian gmees was Traf
grsnd, snd conveyed 10 the minds and hsaEss ,
hls hearers very fOTcibly the true meaning OF al
beautiful text. At The eohelnsioa Of ths service
9 collection Waastaken up for tbs purpose Of d
tsiniBg the Am1nnt neocaasaTy TO pay fog, .rsDai1
to the church, and ineid6ptal expenasai OVi
Two hundred eOlars were eOllectsd, tni Il is q
pecisd that the needed bAlanes, abOnt two hun
dIed dollars more, WiIl be collected ere Ioney
The prayer meetings held on GnRday. Thm ila
and Friday evenings have been marked vita 4
unntual degree Of Interest and revival feeliwa. I