Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-09-05

West Presbyterian church. Service tomorrow
st l0k A NJ, and " P. M. Rev. W. W. Taylor,
CT Philadelphis win occupy the pulpit
Central church. Service WILDE held in Central
Presbyterian church at 10 4. M, and ~ P. M.
Preaching by the pastor, Rev. j. P. Conkey.
Hanover church. Preaching by the pastor,
Rev. L. Marks, tomorrow morning and evening.
Evening services at ~ o'clock. All are cordially
invited
Calvary church, Third and Washington streets.
Services tomorrow, at 10l6 A. NJ. (Holy Com
munion), and u Of P. NJ. Sunday School at
A. nj. Service Of Song postponed until further
notice. Teachers meeting, ON Monday evening.
Trinity chapel. King and Fifth streets. Morn
~ Sunday School at A. NJ
st. Paul's M. L. church Preaching tomorrow
at 1011 A. NJ, by Rev. George Mclaughlin, and
at ~ p NJ, by Rev. J. F. Clymer.
Preaching tomorrow in Scott M. L. church,
cor: 7th and Spruce SITS, at 1913 A. NJ, by Rev.
]. B. Quigg at "a p NJ, by the pastor, Rev.
J. Owen Sypherd. Subject, "Too hasty a Con-
cluHion." Sabbath School at 0 A. M. and Q p.
Nj. Young mems PRAYER meeting at P. Nj.
Unitarian church, West street near sth, F.
Israel pastor. Hours Of meeting, 10l9 and ~.
Subjects At 101s, 1.-THE Brook by the Way" at
~, Humanitarianism."
Delaware Avenue Baptist church. Service as
usual at 1919 A M. Evening service will be re-
sumed at ~ p. M. Subject for the evening,
Perseverance Of the Saints"
| Elm st. Baptist church, N. @. Naylor, pastor.
Preaching Tomorrow at 10M A. NJ, and ~ p.
| NJ Sunday School at p. NJ.
| Mn. BAuMaARDNER's Coal ENTERpRIsEs.-
/ Philadelphia Commercial and Manufacturers
| Gazette describes the coal mining enterprises OF
which Mr.. Baumgardner, OF Lancaster, recently
the chief owner Of the Junction Il Breakwater
r. r., is the head. The firm is Thomas Baum
gardner Co. The paper quoted says ;
"This house may be considered one OF the
pioneers in the business Mr.. Baumgardner
| opened one of the first railroads for developing
the coa felds-that from Shamokn to Ashland
and drove the first engine with his own hands
from Shamokin to Sunbury in 1858. More than
| twenty years ago he took specimens of coal in a
| bag TO Boston, but he was ahead of the times
even his indomitabe energy and fertile re.
| sources could not make the business profitable
| for number of years. The early struggles fol-
| commercial existence are now too frequently
overlooked in considering their present prosper
| GUS condition.
| 'The partnership now consists of Mr. Thomas
| Baumgardner and Mr.. ID. Mcdaniel, formerly
president of the Mccullough Iron Company.
Their coleries are situated in the N. w. corner
| OF Northumberland county, on which they have
three mines opened, giving employment to 15C
men each. They are the proprietors and agents
of the celebrated Reliance, Enterprise and Ben.
Franklin Goals, yielding both hard and soft Goals,
which are very popular for nearly all purposes
for which coal is used, except for making gas.
The sale agent in this city is Mr.. H. Gawthrop
whose offices are at No. 81 Walnut street. and
shipping piers Nos and 10 Port Richmond and
Havre de Grace, Md. The business, under the
able management of this gentleman, has assum.
ed large proportions. He is the sole agent fol
the Enterprise and Ben. Franklin Goals. The
firm is now producing from IL, 900 to 20 600 tons
| per month"; which find market in all parts OF
the Atlantic coast from Maine to New Orleans.