National Republican., 1878-05-11
EORG ETOITN NEWS.
prNRARroX srRrEr cHrRCH.

DCSRARTON STREET CHURCH.
The revival meeting at puuhartCn street ". I
Church was largely attended lat night Among
the congregation were quite a number from wash.
imGton. who came to listen t. the eloquent cxhorta
tuns by the boy evangelist, Rev Thumas Harrison
Eight or ten presented themselves at the mourncrs
h,nch for prayers There III b. all-day service
IN this church tomorrow. conducted by Mr.. Ear
ri,,n. In the morning. at eleven o'clock; at half
past two services will be held In the lccturc.rUom,
tn continue for one hour which will hc exclusively
for young persons: At haifphsi thrye aud at half
ra,t seven o'c ok the scrvta, WILL Lc held IN the
main auditorium Ut the church.
GEnwING WORSE.
The condition Of Mr.. Alexander RlnniOnlr lr. who
accidentally shot himself near Fort NhippIc some
days since was much worse ygst'rlhy. ant Scriou,
doubts ar, cuvrain"l 10y hi friends to his IT,.
,rnypry Mr. Phlip nruui.uu. the young man who
wus struck with a grlhh.mg h.C by negro man
on his Hrn IN Virginia Um Iue>,lny In,l. was much
worse yesterday nud h. lite Is Gv>paircd of. His
a,Sailant Is still at large
BADLY BURNED.
About eleven O'Clock yesterday morning col
| Uryl Mumnn named Irmimu smith. aged twenty
| tive wears living IN Paxton, alley. was badly
burned ny her cloth"> taking Iire from til" stove.
Mc.liCul aid was summon. nuh she wa mndo hs
| comfortable n possible. Her injuries are not p'
| serious nature.
VESSELS WANTED.
| There arc at tho prcscnt time nlout one hundred
| boat IN tn. I;rurgrtwu level of the canal, laden
with coal unable In d ,r'lrsr ihnir rhrs Dvr In cnn'
.cquyncc Of their h'.us uu y..rl, her" I, ship the
| ai u Eastern ports. >"NC1". q" The coal crmh,
nics have discharged IuGir'.. ui their hnats and
placed the coal on their whnrN,,. where there are
| hundreds Oi tons r!!"l UpWN1tt!ug .Apmcnt The
rulnlnuie> are unable - Ha Nei orders loF HiC
| want Of NcsseA.
FISH MAEEET.
Arrivals -Twcuty.lvc lh"u.und herring. %u
| .had aui hT tailor. H.rr,ug brought - per
thousand .hHI SIS IrT hundred! aud iAil9rs - cents
| lcT hundred.
GRAIN ARRIVALS.
| ny Cannl-But Hattie nud h">N!c with $40
| bushels ur wEvlt ip 4. u. uIr.Ivy. Boat ttlr-
duu.a with !upl bushels or wheat and .vy bushels
Uicum ~ same.
RECEIPTS ASp SHIPMENTS or COAL.
Thu ryrcip', anil -h'Iou u,. y1 .,,ai for the wccL
inrrn Ml,ug Company, !-aJ Duu,: Crnsnlida
q | tpu uumpauy. -iI tons New t,uuAl Company
"lnu,: Mary .4ud Company. LN@ tons. ship
rnruis-l"rIcu Mining Company so tons; Con
sd iIut5pU Company. 80 ,Il.: New Central Com
Iuny lG,y tons; MHryiunI company l,l76 tons.
RIVER rEoNT.
Nrrivcl-Schuourr New Jrr.,y. Havre de Grace
| with lrrltrI feet uf lumber % NIr4t,ry BruIhers
schooner W.uum u. Marvel Okrc" Providence
ip load. coal. ~rhu,mrr Emma Arry Hall
il'bayr,o load rla!. schooner naSes Amys
lmi l,i'' rr'yh;cuCc 10 load coal. schooner liazc
riru7~l-~chJ,mcr Emma Acry Hall IToboken
with 1trm~ Of Cvnl for llub"krn; schooner Halle
rrn. l,irh Boston. with ~ tons uf cOGl fr Du.ium
| rrhu,auUr DuScs AnIc~ DHlhit, New London, viii
90 tons Ui coal.
GEORGETOwS PARAGRAPHS.
VI. II Kuhn. Virginia; l.. More, New orleans
La: and John lI"nsCh Ncw York, are among tn
gur,ts nt the West End Hotel.
The funeral Of MIR. Edward D. Griffith late super
Iutcndcmt Of the Metropolitan Railroad, who's
sudden death wa, announced In yctcrIdys RE
four O'Clock and win be attended by Hiram Lodge
No. -, +. \. \, "" and Mount HOrcb Chap.er.
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