Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-04
Churches, Tomorrow,

| st. AT the morning service at l012 o'clock the
pastor Rev. L. b DuVal will preach the second
OF the series OF sermons on the Lords Prayer
| the subject being " Hallowing Gods name" In
the evening at IA O'Clock the subject will be
| The ended argument and final question -
| The public are cordially invited.
New Jerusalem Church, Delaware Avenue and
| Washington street, Rev. s. s. Seward pastor
Services tomorrow at 10 80 a. m, subject The
Storm on Gallee."
There Will be services to. morrow as usual at
| the First Baptist church. Preaching at 10 80 a.
m and 1'3O P. m, by the Pastor, Rev 4. NJ.
Eastwood All are cordially invited. Baptism
| IN the evening. Sunday school meets at 8 a. M.
School for colored people meets in the Hall Oh
18th street between Market and Orange at 9 p.
| m. cordial invitation is extended.
Unitarian church. The pastor, Rev. F. Israel
Will preach to morrow, at l0iG o'clock, on the
Use and Abuse of the Bible; and at ~ on the
True ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of Slns Chl-
| drens meeting at 2l6 O'clock
On occasion of the illness OF the pastor the
| West church will be closed tomorrow, morning
! and evening. Sabbath School at p. M as us
ual.
Central church. Preaching tomorrow by Rev.
W. q. Handy of New York, at 10 4 a. M and II /,
p. m
Preaching at the Elm street Baptist church.
corner OF Elm and jackson Sts., by the Rov. Mr..
Hlnckly, Of Va. Services at l0I5 A. H. and ~
| p. M Come and hear him.
Second Baptist church. Rev. Richard D. Cook
Will commence his pastoral duties to- morrow
preaching at 10I4 a. NJ. ard IA r. NJ. All are
cordially invited.
Hanover church. Preaching by the pastor
| Rev. il. Marks morning and evening. PRAYER
meeting at o'clock. All are cordially invited.
Rev. Baily will preach in 12th street hall be-
tween Market & Orange st. Colored Baptists,
All are cordially invited. Sabbath School at 2
pm.
East Zion NJ. E. church This church, having
been thoroughly renovated, foescoed, and re-
/ lola mill
morrow. At half-past ten a. m. there will be
preaching by Rev. L. W. s. Peck, pastor OF st.
Marks NJ. 4. church, New York, and at three
O'Clock in the afternoon by Rev. r. Fl. Robinson,
OF Orchard st. M. L. church, Baltimore.
FIFTH MEETING OF THE Y. P. G. A.-Another
OF those social and agreeable literary entertain
| ments of the Young Peoples Christian Assocla-
| tion Of the First Presbyterian Church WAS held
last evening, large audience being present.
The following programme was well rendered
Chorus, -" Strike for Victory" by the AS.
/, sociation.
solo,-Bayard @. saville.
aeading,-Poe's Raven, by Rev. +. B. Duyal.
Duett, tt,-Misses May Taggart and Eva Gem.
| Recess of twenty minutes.
oration,-General Anthony Wayne, by Robt.
Wright, Jr.
Duett,-Misses May Wright and Mary Hutton.
Reading,-" Maid of the Light House." by
Ella Hartman
solo,-By Prof @. b. Rhosds.
Christian Anthem,-By the Association.
| Remarks congratulatory of the SUCCESS of the
Association were made by Rev. Mr.. DuYal, and
an earnest invitation given to young people to
| unite with it,
| ISAAC HAYDEN AGAIN IN JAIL.-Isaac HAYDEN
| appeared in the Police Court again, this morn
| ing,a as prisoner He had been arrested charged
with the larceny of lot OF turkeys, chickens and
pork from the wagon of John w. Worrell a
/ farmer near Newark, which was standing in
market. The evidence seemed pretty positive.
and Hayden was locked up in default of S40O.
| ball Tor Court. Hayden was only acquitted of a
charge. of incendiarism, week before last, hay
ing been lying in prison for several months
| awaiting trial.
| ELECTION OF WATER ENdINEER.-The Water
| Committee held a meeting, last evening, and
elected John Barnes as Water Engineer at 10th
and Market, to supply the place vacated by Jnoi
| q. Smith, who has accepted position in a
| Washington printing Office. Barnes ia the same
man who WAS appointed to the position, a month
or more ago, by minority of the Water Com
| mittee, and was subsequently displaced by a
majority of it.
CHURCH LrpRovEMENT.-St. Johns Episcopal
Church has been undergoing course of needed
| improvements, both outside and inside. An Or
| namental iron fence has just been put up which
| adds much to tho attraction of the exterior. An
additional furnace has been put in and hand
some lamp placed near the front door The in
FAINT school has been remodelled and fitted up
with raised seats.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. you seen that
beautiful collection of Christmas goods at
Boughman Thomas 4 Cos2 Their stock ,tbis
year, 30 large and varied that persons to obtain
an idea of it had better examine for themselves.
| They will find b., T., q Co. very obliging and
perfectly willing to show their goods to all who
] may call.