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KeIiqicus Notices.


~ Ioes,s Church, Ba Seventy BY
children az n aorlag Service FESTIVAL
at 4 D m. Evening Service ~ I:4J
ST sark'., secondave aud iegtast hy ~ efLASD Rec
Esster Morning lO40i at the CHI dens Peya
Of Moa The regular evening viii be
omitted.
secoud Advent Church. Cooper iiu'r, Rom 2t-Peach-
,tg TO- MORROW lsunday) Ehers W. B HOP, l0la m.
aB subes connected Tb toe Secead coming Of CbnsJ
and Future Life by Resurrection ron the Dead
The Bnp,istery. 2lO Wet Fiaeth-L-NORNING service
At 1890: HGHr ats, Prayermectg WkDNB' DAY NIGHT a.
Seats ee
Tabe ernacle Baptist Church,
second-aye and TenthsL
Rev EZRA D. sIMOSS Of Troy
win occupy this palOi. o SUNDAY MORNING
stlOia oelpck.
and Rev JUSTIN d. PUBrOS, D. d., OF BrootYn
WILL PREACH MEMORIAL SERMON on
ELDsR JACOB KNAPP a 73i O'Clock ~ tie BVBNlSg -
All are cordially invited 20 attend
lin Jown-DAILY UNlON PRANB3MBsriSG in the Lscture
Roam Of he Association Buuq rvenvhs corner VI Fourth
ave az o'clock p IN Everybody is inutei
Wesminster Presbyterian Church. corner hr'tPace and
CHnon-s Rev CLEMENT FRENCH Pastor Services at 1870
m and 730 m Sunday school at $3.50 Strangers cordially
invite
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Religious NoIltes.
AZ f,e south Baptist Church. West Twenty.thb-st Rev
A D. preaching hpfi D, az iV-2
"a D. m Baptism at the close OF evening service
Al.n.on VI, T.. Church, Soho.st, near 6rand-as res
t. HARRIS, will preach SUh hPn o. N ne
ING at 10 =, and al 7A2 m SPECIAL sermon On 'Ho
SeSts Tree.
All souls, Protestant Episcopal Church, Brooklyn,
Rev Dr. GEORGE PORlbUUs Rector Services IN nc Aesaey Oh
MrSt Montague st. MORNING l0 o'clock IN Clinton ave
ooDgrsgatonsl Church in the hyBiiNG at q 2 O'clock
All Souls, Church, FoaHh.sv aBd Iwea,etb,si
Q3ey Dr. BILLIONS, Pastor) SUNDAY AgTl o. tes' Hoi
fHIYER Of will prcachhong az lOI4 FesV for sun
dsy-school at m Byenng service omitted
Authon Memorial Church. Forty sgbthst, 1es Of oI'h
EASTER SUNDAY At a NJ, HOY OOHhu1oA
lOa O'Clock Morning Prayer and Holy ,ommuno9 WIZ s.4V1
~ o. ch,irens service aud The Rev X hhbbh Nh"
ToS, Rector, wll preach.
e.ssociation Hnii.
Bible Glass Prof THOMSON at o'clock p m ser
wee Of Song a. IN esaihg followed BY saor Address 10
Young Men by
Rev ROLLIy A. SAWYER D. D.. 81 Irgnytoa
Meetings Cor Young THURSDAY EVENINGS at O'Clock
aid on SATURDAY EVENINGS At g = O'Clock
Joint Communion will he held at the CHURCH
THE DISCIPLES or CHRIST Tgnyee tt anil BROADWAY on
SUNDAY which tns chu'cn wiz gye io'aa,
the member OF the FRkt Baptist
Who viii henceierb pacpe
with them services HfATrS SAITH Rev X
n D. Rev W H. PREDIETON. and other clergy n nave been "a
vd participate IN the services Rev W q DAW SON 9 u
Disc les Church preach 1880 Rev r. CAMERON OF
the baptist Church at go p
Bercan isnptist Church, 0! DoEug sud Belors
p DAVIES Pastor, will preach SABBATH MONiNu anu
cordially invited dnl vel
to pews Baptism aler eyen,ns service
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THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
MEETING OF THE COMMISSIONERS
LAST MIGHT


MEETING OF THE COMMISSIONERS
LAST NIGHT.
The regular meeting Of the Board of Fire Com
missiOners was held last night. Present: Com
missiOners Reed, Morgan, Thomas and Collins.
Mr.. Collins, in the absence of the president,
Joseph Williams, occupied the chair.
Superintendent Miles submitted a report re-
gardng the condition of the hre-alarm telegraph,
and also bill to be presented, through the Dis
trict Commissioners, to Congress, asking an ap-
preparation for the construction Of a new hre-
alarm telegraph.
Mr.. Thomas urged that the sentiments ex-
pressed in the report be needed.
Mr.. Morgan objected to many points in the bill.
Mr.. Thomas favored the bill.
Mr.. Collins was of the opinion that the bill
should be approved by the Commissioner
Mr.. Morgan held the idea that the bill could be
greatly curtailed.
Mr.. Thomas opposed cutting or slashing the bill
Mr.. Morgan was opposed to an elaborate re-
facts therein.
views regarding the bill, after which it was re-
ferred.
Superintendent Miles submitted communica-
tiOn announcing the death Of Mr.. H. II. Bishop,
and paid glowing tribute to his worth as an
operator IN the hrm-alarm telegraph of1ce. The
Communication was referred back to Superin-
teEdent Miles, who was authorized to present to
the board a suitable obituary notice.
The application of Mr.. G. H. NOyes for the po-
elllOu mduc NaCduk Dg Tue u0ull56 VI MI DlsuOp
was presented, which was Endorsed by a majority
of the members Of the Board Of Fire COmmIs-
siOners, and after considerable discussion, and par
ticularly as to why the various members Endorsed
the application, an announcement was made by
which those who had signed the petition found
themselves to have been misguided, and they
therefore changed their opinion.
Mr.. Thomas moved that Mr.. Squires be recon-
mended for appointment to the position made va
cant by the decease of Mr.. Bishop, and that Mr..
Noyes be appointed to I'LL the vacancy created by
the promotion Of Mr.. T. y. Squires Agreed to.
A communication was read from the superin-
tendent of the Reform school, asking that the
ire department be brought into requistioR at
that institution. Referred to the District Com
missioneIS.
On motion, the papers Of Mr.. Noyes, as an ap-
plicant for the position formerly occupied by Mr..
Bishop, were returned to that gentleman.
Numerous bills were presented and ordered to
be paid.
Superintendent Miles announced the fact that
box 10 had been located at the Baltimore and Pc
tomac depot.
The board then adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-17
MOVEMENTS OF ROYALTY.
THE PRESIDENT RETURNS THE KINGS
VISIT

THE PRESIDENT RETURNS The KING ,
VISIT.
The visit Of President Grant to the Hawaiian
King yesterday was very nearly repetition, so
far as the ceremonies concerned, of the visit
of the King to the President Of the day before.
At II o'clock the King and suite proceeded from
the parlor on the second floor to those Of the first.
Three parlors were thrown into one, and all pre-
pared to receive the President and Cabinet.
Lieut.. Hooker, detailed for that duty, an
nounced to the President that the King was
ready to receive him. He and his party imme-
diately entered carriages and were driven to the
Arlington hotel. On alighting President Grant
was received by Chief Justice Allen at the car
rage door. In the meantime the King and suite
proceeded to the door, and shook hands with the
President and escorted him to the centre parlor.
He invited the President to be seated and after
Gen. Grant took his seat the King also sat down.
Gen. Sherman came up, and was introduced to
the King.
His Majesty arose to receive the General and
each OF the Cabinet Ministers, General BabcOck
and Colonel Levi ?. Lucky, private secretary to
the President.
General Sherman conversed with the King for
a few minutes, and then went over TO Kapena and
Dominis, where he remained until they left.
The President and King eonversed freely for
several minutes about general topics, when Gen
eral Grant stood up and made his adieu. The
King and suite escorted their guests to their car
riages, and Immediately returned to their private
rooms
After this visit the King and Captain Temple
drove around the principal streets. At one
O'Clock the Congressional committee called upon
His Majesty, and were received in person.
They extended an Invitation to the party to
visit the Capitol buildings on Friday morning,
which was accepted. They will arrive at the
House at noon. Admiral Porter was SO inds-
posed that was unable to call upon His Majesty
yesterday. In the afternoon Vice President Will
son was granted an audience with the King, and
afterwards Commissioners Dennison and Blow
rnepiVRd and DasSed n nleaRant half hOuF
At II O'Clock to-day the King will receive the
Diplomatic corps in It parlOTs of his hotel. The
remainder OF the day will be spent in visiting the
public buildings, and in the evening His Majesty
will attend the opera with his whole suite.
The Presidents card reception will take place
at the Executive Mansion on Friday evening
His Majesty has declined the State dinner pro.
posed for Saturday night next, on account Of the
Iatigues attending the occasion.