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National Republican., 1878-09-05
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-Misrellaneous matter on third paga.
-For excursions and picnics see third page
For court proceedings see third page
II. +. Queen. Of the st. Jane, new, ,t,ud,
sends the New YORK Cipprr for the current
week.
Two more petitions in bankrupt"y have
come To light, viz: Mary v Irbry and Wis.
wall ~ Gwymn.
--Ahnham Walker colnrri. was arrested by
officer Sutton, of the sixth Precinct yesterday
afternoon, at six o'clock, Tor stealing q can Uf
milk.
Since kcarncy was here Cohcu talks In
shlrt.slvcvvs aud spices hi, language with an
Assortment Of double -Iointud and prpfane ad.
jvcIiYC>.
Yesterday afternoon, about half.pn,t twelve
o'clock, Sergeant Ie.rh brought to tho Sixth
Precinct Station lost girl, Iwp and q half
years OF age nalncl Della DCum.,. She wa,
subsequently restored 10 her parents. who rc.
side on Ninth street. botw"cm f. and +.
"A drunken man created quite u disturb
Gnrc On Maryland ayuuuc, near Sixth street
southwest, last night, aud Officers Block and
Llnbarhy had tough struggle In getting him
to tho station. He refused 10 give his name.
and was locked up on two Chargrs-for pro.
family aud for resisting IN officer.
-Rubcrt Price, George Wormlcy and Sam.
uvl Butler. three Of the gang of negro rough h,
who attacked Sergeant MlIsl"Hd at the corner
on Fourth street and Mlssa 'husctiS avenue,
Tuesday evening, wcrr in the Police Court
yesterday. Price aud NUrmlcy were each sent
down for thirty days. Wormlcy proved that
he took no part in the affair aud was released.
-- Mcssrs. James u. Williamson and others
have Cnterul suit against john Lynch. sr., and
others, trustees Of the NriinnnI IUisn Publish.
ing Company, to show what di, POSITION was
mado of the property II the company and what
sum was realized iIUm the sale, aud to recover
tiG2.G5 for nine paid up shares and srript rep.
rcscmtimg labor performed by cpmpps,tnrs for
the company.
Mr., e. W. Moss, the rlici,ut and popular
HupcrntcTd,n ut Of tho Adna.g Express Com,
pamy IN this city, has received u very hand
SOmc photograph copy OF the resolutions passed
IN mrruuran Of the late Alvin Adams, founder
OF the extensive cormrltiOn that now bear,
his uumr. The resolutions. which exhibit
handsome pcnmnn,hip, have been ta,tcfully
ii1inr! ind suspended in the Office Of the con-,
Hluy,
National Republican., 1878-09-05
Minor District SOics.
Tho following has been prorpuI.atcd

!hC ipl!nwlng has been pIOnulg gated:
'.grnj. That uI the transportation Of st &c..
Gu GA, rsIu' i' pi .r".tI nl ".lIuIi ar nay uln"r
Hgt TuI. the LuI'~ y, lI., I- .rlII h.uf ,l.un
C"It .Iuct.pn 10 viii IG,YclIti.. Ld.iU. ur iag.u-
Ui .EIl'lur uI"h any -luu'. U1,hr". ."I alley.
Mus ~. tr0.rllrlI :, Copn,- decline to con.
tract I" Paint the new wDrkhurl>r on th" I. run,
ol tl' ir h!d, rHd the nest I"wc.t b3dG1r', VIII.
iam J.. SPaldihg ~ Co.. ImvU hr-H uuliliud that
tHry '.tn "tNc tn contract,
The police Of llc nl.lrl,l NJ, charged with
rut' rCluCut Of this u3drr uLier the provisions
"i tho second section pl the uc, Of the lrgi,.
l.tiyc Assembly ui the District approved June
~, l-1Z entitled, An act to clu,c prUIur dis.
tuECe, to bU maintained between carriages
carts, and WnRuns while IN ut"liuu.'
Tao question ut i-,uc between tho Treasury
De urtmrnt nd the Commissioners Of the
District Of Columbia relative to the manner Of
Euuping expense aud cn-h accounts. uuthud Of
drawing upon tho Treasury, making deposits
OF the District revenues, &c, having been set.
tied, the district Is G4ain In funds " meet
current expenses
Inspector Emtwislo has Issued the following
permits To build-Clara Thurnton one two.
story brick, Third, between i aud q streets
northwest, $1,000; J. H. Steward, one two.
story brick, o, bctwrun Ninth amd Tenth
streets northwest, II 800 T.. IIyum ono two
BLpry brick, $, between Thirteenth and Four.
tcvuth etrrutS northwest, S9,4OO. Rrpails-B.
MClntirr, glas, IN greCG house. t!j: Dr. Ma.
cal, add story to building 'lIO; VI. T.. Duily,
wood-shcd rs; john Burns, patch root 81.
National Republican., 1878-09-05
Amus.m.n,s and Excursions.

tONIQUE-Nariety performance.
SArl"NNL frEArEE.-DGprcG tnl hcnctcts
rstrrlS
u Picnic Of Washington city IIlhcrnru Benevolent
Society No. l. NJ Buycrs seventh street r0rk.
Steamer iIUrblug,r ~ OrcDluau Falls. Boat
leaves Eighth street wharf at hiifpest eight Il. III.
IuI ,ail wh'"r steamer Mystic louy-. Potomac
Ferry wharf nine O.. ma returning az i,rcn =. N.
Steamer May Washlu.tpu leave Syyculh street
wharf for Mount Vernon Ht ten a. III, G'turu!n. at
Iuur +, IN.
Fvft. mile, i0r ten cenr The city Of AleHnn'
drG !onycs seventh street NlRrfa' Eultpast eleven
Al. Ivtun.im.: ~ thIuc =. n.
liry mile. nor Hf'yu cent. p5:-ia.J rcuy Com
pnrv', uNrru 'nus. boat lca,vs seventh street
wharf At seven u. NJ returning nj ole, cn p. III.
National Republican., 1878-09-05

l'thlss Z u 10 Y AttulNsss v ~ - ~
The Mutual and Unique, two colorcd clubs,
came together for the second time this season
at Eagle Park yesterday afternoon, and the
latter won d crcditablc victory by q score Of Il
to : after six innings had been played.
The celebrated Stars, of Syracuse, will arrive
In town tomorrow, for the purpose OF playing
the National two games. The visitors stand
second IN the race for championship Of the in.
tcrnatinnal class, and should calf out a large
audience. II Is cxporicd that llolhort, late of
the Milwaukee nine will catch for the National,
and our boys should be- able to make things
interesting i0r the "twiukcrS"
The" old" Tnipn and Washington mines play
q game this afternoon on the National grounds
ior tho benefit of the yellow fever sufferers,
which should be well patrouilci by all liberal.
minded ball patrons.
The benefit contest for the Southern suffer.
crl. between the Astoria and TolegraphcrS,
| which was to have been plny"lat Eagle Park
to day. has been postponed until tomorrow
afternoon. at four O'Clock.
GAMES ~ EIsFwUEHE NEsrEEDNY.
CaiCago-- Providence, . Ch!cagn,O,
Buffalo y. N.-ltnchr.;or, T. Buffalo, I.
Springfield, NasA-Nrw bedford, }; Spring.
Held, |.
National Republican., 1878-09-05
Iiev. Thomas Harrison.

Rev. Thomas Harrison, the young ovange.
list H. muw assisting Rev DR.. I.anshan, at the
Foundry Church, In conducting protractCd
LIectng. 1t is attended with the same success
which has marked hia labors in other places
Tue meetings are held nightly, and great
crowd, are IN constant attendance. Last night
fifteen young mou aud one young lady went
forward TO the altar and knct down rs seekers
OF rclil ion. Five Or six were converted. The
interest Ia becoming intense among tho people,
and while there Is nothing iu the work of Mr..
intense earnestuesS aud simpicity in his work
that gives him great power over tho people.
The singing of the revival hymns which he ha,
collatcd and published in littlo book adds
greatly 10 these services.
National Republican., 1878-09-05
AxOrnEE IELLo1 FEJEE RrMor.

4 Man who Thought lie Had Had II.
Colonel Andy Thyrpc--thcy all call him Col.
OuCl-list0nCd with supCrciliOus aud amused
smile, like man who knew all about it, while
the boys talked about the collections, excursions,
bail matches. Iicnics, chicken fights, aud min
strcl performances for the benefit OF the yel.
low fever sufferers. Thea they talked about
what a horrible disease yellow fever was, aud
about It's travelling forty feet day moving
ncvitabliy irrcsistahly onward, inch by inch
Then one of them took out a pencil, aud after
nguring over both sides of piece of brown
paper announced that the fever would reach
Washington in jl3 years, months, and -
days. Thi. made the hoy, sal for awhile. Then:
ouc of them turrcd to the Colonel aud inquired
Kernel, yellow fever is bad thing, amt
ity ID you really think it's coming up this
way -
well. should smile" replied the Cononel
in the evslsive manner peculiar to men who
know everything. Then he continued
well. boys, you may all talk about the yellow
fovcr but know what it is. I've had It,"
Had the y.a.l.l.c.r fc.v.e.rf'
down in Havana In IL replied the Colo.
mol. quietly.
All the boys looked ut the Colonel with eyes
open wilp with wonder. There was u man
ri.ht in their midst who had actually had the
yellow fever. From that moment the Colonel
was u hero. lie had u new charm Tor the boys
When he cleared his throat and remarked that
It was IL very dry day four OF them jumped ~
and inquired what he would have Late that
night. when the Colonel was rolling home be.
tween two Of the boys, balanced himself on
his steps an remarked "Ycsh, boys, look hc
ut me- I've shook Jhic) hands with Yellow
Jack. Tany rate, thought (hiCD had it;
b-Lut doctor said twas the mumps Don't sa,
anything about n. Goylnitc" The boys
when they mot again. concluded that they la,
been sold and now no one dares to speak abcu
yellow fever in that crowd.
National Republican., 1878-09-05

The Washington Gymnasium, at one time u
favorite resort Of the younger and more ath.
lotic Of our citizens, Is closed. 1t has for some
time past been falling behind in its finances
and on saturday last was.closed by the Marshal
under a writ of attachment the association
being considerably in arrears for ront. 1t Is
stated that new association is forming and
will open new gymnasium carly in October,
under an entirely different managem cnt, in q
central and acceptable part of tho city, with
the most favorable auspices. Tho shares of
stock have nearly all been taken up.
National Republican., 1878-09-05

ness by delegates Such delegates TO be selected by
each division by sealed allot forwarded 70 the cor
responding secretary aud opened In the presence OF
the president corresponding secretary, aud HEN.
bers OF the executive committee, each division TO
be entitled 10 one delegate Tor every hteen mem
bcrs or fractional part thereof in god standing.
Mr.. Litcbfeld moved that three o'clock
this afternoon be set apart for tho cleo
tion Of officers Of the association for the ensu-
ing year. Agreed to. Adjourned till nine
o'clock this morning.
National Republican., 1878-09-05
B.tSE-BaLL.
The National Worcester Game Yesterday
Ends In Another Fixgle.

Ends In Another fizsie.
The National. Worcester contest yesterday
afternoon ended In a 6zzle, the visitors refs
ing to play the game out, claiming that 1t was
too dark to see tho ball. Seven innings had
been played, the score standing to in favor
of the Worcesters when they objected to play.
ing longer, although ordered to do so by the
umpire. Ho ;hereupou declared tho game
forfeited to the National by a score of to o.
The features of tho game were Guc catch by
Houck while on tho run and hot liner by
Lynch. The playing Of the Worcester was
almost faultless but two errors being charged
TO them, aud they were made by Matthews
giving Holly and Barron their bases on called
balls. About 1000 persons were present.
The following summary shows how they
stood when the kicking began:
National Republican., 1878-09-05
Enl.r-on's ,trsls,

Emcr.on'' famous mi .s,rcl troupe which in.
cudes i.omc of the brightest minstrel stars,
will appear at Ford's Opera.llouse Thursday,
Friday, aud Saturday OF next week.
National Republican., 1878-09-05
TO ALI PERSONS EsGAGED IN THE
RETAIL DRUG BUSINESS
In tho District OF Columbia.

The IomulIsStuuers uf Pharmacy tor the DIslrmt ut
columbia, ~ Required by Srtun iUr the act ct Cum.
,rer approved June Is, .7S and entitled AN act To
lrlulh!t IL" practice OF lIarlnucy In tho District NJ
toluMhn, h'reuy noIir, all pcr'OnS "nlillud To b,i
registered ~ larIuarstS under the provision Ol the
ap"yr named es,tiOn Of sIid law that they viii hc
Iruly 10 receive uppi alton for registration on and
uirr thu AN duS OF August. lh5s ~ their OiUr In
the tulom94!lnn Bgililng, corner Of r"nnsylNnna
nvCnur aud FOur.Rnd-iri,at street from the hour Of
IL a. III lp u. M, on MONDAY, WEDN fSnAI,
and FRIDAY Of each week,
rh" aN requires that Nl p9rsOns entitled to register
ns provided for IN section A. shall do 50 within ~
day, from the date uf this notice. which limo win
rKpiru with the llth day ut tOCtUbuT next
Esmk iuTnls for application may be had OF either
Of the Commissioners
W. :, THOMPSON
CHARLES Rfi kEN,
j. u, O.bONNEII.
j. I, RILEY, VI. D.,
nml2 10 Onl IAMIsN L MOnLtAN. NJ. d.
National Republican., 1878-09-05
sUB.LOTs .NUMBER I, :, >. T. 5IN
sQUAltE NO. lIS, AND uRlGi Nal LOT
NUMBER y, IN sQlARE No. 90, IN
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

On filing and rsaiing the petition OF Carl Schurz
Secretary Of the Interior, II Il ordered IN the above
Mary J. Kllimon lwil0M Of John r. killmon, and
now the wilu OF stephen rncy), William u. KillmUn,
DllI!e h. lH'pm, Aphn r. Nj lmnm. Virginia RaIl.
dulph, aud lara kulmuu tho heirs aud legal renrc-
George l.. sheriff guardian TO Tiara killmon; and ~
lnui,s II. fllSou husband Of noll lie T. PsOn: and TO
RRnfoph; aud II job Bai nAri and James u FlcR,
trustees; and Ia HeO:gs l. sheriff, beneficiary; 10
James :. Edwards and James l. Harbour, trustees;
ana the Metropolis savings Bank OF Washing on
wife OF Old Point Comfort, Va; 10 Erasmus j. Mid
dlc!un and llillcIy {. Spaidin;, William strkney
GhI.s " Company; William q Metzerot and Edward
nrLup, lartn = under the cOf ". q. Mctzerou
& McsShurry ami Jaur. g. McShrrry, Catherine Iuf.
By, Flora lIutchinsun, Junn llli, \. o. Irderer,
and T.. a. S'llhhnSen Ihm German lmcricnn firn In
SinluS. Laws ISf,u, Of Arundel county iu the state
uI Maryland; James krlvhrr, Robert Iywell and
,i'Orge W Rigs, commanding them and each Of
them To appear N this honorable court aud SHOW why
tie patti should not have tho ord, aud rrlir
prayed for IN rs 'Hd rt tOn before the ls day
O October, 1877, and that The ,inlnIuns be served on
uf uctnb r. lsis, II they b. found IA the district OF
| Columbia.
And II Is rrthcr ordered that an order of publIca.
I ol addressed To such IT to the sad nbpvp-IaIne1
yer do not reside Ia the Distract of Columbia
nnd upon when personsl service cannot he had may
rSlr uId that the same bc published under the d.reC
sttT" N.y wHks. IN two newspapers publ shed In the
city Vi WaShI HtIu before the Sd l,t day ur Ociu-
mr. iN;S, requiring the Stld uTpsii,ns 10 bs and
app ar this hem rnbu court on the d!,y mentioned
Aud thHt copy u Su Ii Wder uf publ .ntiun b. sent
10 su'' non resident at h's Ur hsr pOSi.nice address
II the 'nn' cr T." ~ wrI4iu.d hy Tho clerk Of this
| court. DAVID & NlMIliRiNS, Justice,
frue rony. Test; (. MElls, Ci%rt
| srp. In",w Hy II. y. SPARROW, Asst Clerk.
National Republican., 1878-09-05
Dnrrcl q l,rnchLc,,, Mln,trcls.

This oYcr.wccomc company of min,trcls
hold the boards at the National this wock
much TO the qualification Of all lovers of zeal
FUN. They offer a programme of novcltic,
which has never been cN ,cllcd. The receipts
Of the matinee aud evening performance To-
day will b. devoid to aid the yellow fever
.mILI.rLra
National Republican., 1878-09-05
New Advertisements.

FL rgui-ISi street northwest;
d .s .h..--l u'UI IS. WAI.Ig.uu.
AUCslnI, sale Of Government 1T perry
Na'Iunh ". Sihg- Friday AMI ~rr-'t".
Annual p.rHic OF he Knight, ui -. Peter,
EvrUe.rm--ru rumsGu Trul~Unur, L,-.I.
-"IIlHE wEtcr--JJhu T. Boyle, agent, Baltimore,
NJ
Trust sa'c of meat Dwo..'mry brick twc'Iag
N 20. - 'trc ., uOrlhwv,!-D. II w.IugT, auction.
National Republican., 1878-09-05
The lee witch,

At the National, next week, the spectacular
drama, THE Ice Witch will bo presented.
Al the necessary arrangements for producing
it un l grand scale have been made.
National Republican., 1878-09-05
rhenmomelrIc, KcNdIng..
Indications.

For The MIiilc Atlantic state. lnr,ly cloudy
wen,hvr, near the "oa.l frequent light ra!n.; var
iab'o wini' mostly uorhraN.r;yi stationery pres
BuIu HlG temperature.
National Republican., 1878-09-05
Marriage C.runvntu. IILod.

The clerk Of tho cont has issued the follow.
Ing marriage licrmsr,:
Daniel Waters aud Esslr Macon.
Richard Cook urd Aunio TLDuts
W. 4. l.Hwtun and lerta s. Ctu.ut.
William LDycJ0y aud Joanna .fc.
{ John BiIrCll and Lew ellen \. Brrlicld
William A. Merit and Ain, r. Mvrrit, Of
Memphis, Tenn.
Henry Viqle and Mary l.. Cln,k, vf West.
muYUland County, Va,
g. T. I.auham aud Earah ". TH!ngrt, hu, ia Of
Prince d4urgG County, Nd.
RlwnId L. Holman. OF Holly Springs Aa.,
Rnd Marian A. Bowen, of this city.
suhool-Sults,
AZ HLsemGl Buot1usIs, corner seventh and f. No
bnnCll stUTv IL this city.
National Republican., 1878-09-05

foG upward oithit'y yCnrs MTs WnslOw s0U.h.
ny syrur las ircu utci lJr children. II CprrtuLl
H1d'ty o LhG SouhcN, relieves wind cole regulates
uo Du"nls clrtA dy'oulury aud dlGTThu,a, whether
aF.ihE iTnn btIiihE OF other oRuacs An old aud
wGl.tred Tumsdy. = cent, bottle,
National Republican., 1878-09-05

NOrNG rEortg do pay Iticntion 10 your tooth
neglect Will soon ruin them. lie wise In time
Clean them daily with TurW"rUNs IVORY PEARL
IUprn POWDER the mos. perlcct jrntgiilcg Known
ltM'. keen them through life In good condition
White ana SOUND. VIII EGT';cn the gums. swcetCn
he bTcuth. Rnd prevent tuOthache sold by all
,iFuEsi.S. - and 50 cents per bottle
National Republican., 1878-09-05
Real Estate Transfers.

\. Il, shepherd 10 j, H. Rocca, for 1880,
Y'I, or lot Vi, square 81; l.. r. Mclntire to
X. l.rAmunu, for sl,0Ol, sub lot :, square G5j
National Republican., 1878-09-05
National 9epublitan.
Arrival Of Fa..enge. rrain<.
At BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC DEioT SIXTH AND
AT BALTINoRB AND ONO pErct, SEv jEntr AVE-
SCE AND sTkgET,

Al hALTINoRE AND ONO pErCt, new jE@tr AVE
SCE AND { sTkgET.
nof1ifrp SenfHu
seiiS n. Y. Phi a hos eK. -t:iH, Baltimore ncr0n
So, HRltimur" express 80. BhlImurr accom-.
- Western eNprtss. 5.tO. y Y. rhil 4 lios eN
81 baltimore accom- So Western Mall.
81, Fred. &C Met br'chl SAT-, baltimore accom-
tk!, BAltiGaUrg AuuapOih SOS baltimore express
aud way, -, Western express
Rs, MnrtinsbuTz and liza. -spn Baltimore express
Rer.tovn sc MET br'ch. spll Y, Phil & hos 81
slc'5U, Baltimore accom- .IWg, Baltimore accom-
nas, baltimore stI rrzs
'ATrve daily. Others sundays excepted
~ For tie time OF departure OF trains, SEQ adNsr
Me- ni ents elsewhere.
National Republican., 1878-09-05

FISr New York butter received daily Nt Spicei's
butter store, corner Of Ninth and T. streets north
wet low prices, fine qualify, and h..r dealing,
LTC slgCialtiC5.
National Republican., 1878-09-05
school suIts,
An USEu ESTS.

At Eiscman Brothers, corner seventh and L. No
hfnnCh store In tLls city.
National Republican., 1878-09-05
LOGAN MISCELLANY.

Six per cont interest paid on deposits, Special
Rates on time depoSlts J. II. SquIER & Go.
nnnkcrs lil6 rennsylYanin ANenne
National Republican., 1878-09-05
scliool-suits
EoRG EFOyv VIEWS.

At EiScman Brothers corner seventh and Y, No
branch store I'm this city,
National Republican., 1878-09-05

WELLS MhCMlSE.SrREAD STRENGTHENING PLAsr
Lhs nTe still the bost known Their curative pow
ers li.T surpGss all others,
National Republican., 1878-09-05
SclloOI-SIIits,
The Washington Gymnasium Closed.

~ Eiscman brothers, corner Seventh end Z. Nc
branch stOrC in this city.
National Republican., 1878-09-05

HARD timeB demand economy; practice II hy
ICnuN Gtiug yuur suiicd gloves With JoUyES's IEO
pEhOus KID GLOVE CLEANSER. h!Co - cents pei
bottle.
National Republican., 1878-09-05
CITY ITEMS.

AYrr's CHERRY PRCruHAI-the worlds great
TrirCE f.r Colds. Cuu,hs, Consumption, and all
affections Of the Lungs uUl Throat.
National Republican., 1878-09-05

TIE UNITED STATES OF AaERICA,l
on TIlE RELATION OF CAitEi
s,MrHh, SErRfsrARr Of THE IN.
TERROR,
National Republican., 1878-09-05
IMPORTANT TAX NOTICE.
VIM. H. MAIN & CO.,
Real Estate and Claim Agents,
TO. iG1 rennsylvania avcnuC northwest,
WASH NuNTOS. DC

City and Country Property fhr sale exchange.
Houses Lots and fnrus In all parts of the CITY and
country eIsy terms. Loans nCgutihi cd. Houses
rrmtcd, and Rents collected rnd Returns made
promptly. luTgc tracts of southern Land TO
change !uT Northern Property, and Northern Prop.
Crty To exchange Tor SUuthern Land OiiCe hours
rom 2 ~ TO T. H. Exchange OF Properlya
SPECIALITY. myB II
National Republican., 1878-09-05

ARR you bilious. troubled with hCaoNchc, dizzy
Irrti", nervous. dull and lunguid? hycrSe TO al
CArrt.pn Il your LIE miserable! TOu require a
chnuse leHn'e the systom, purify ana renew the
hold remedy, II will soon relieve you. Sold by al
drusgisls IS cents per IaGkagc, which makes
quart Of mUdiClne.
National Republican., 1878-09-05

IN TIE SrrEEME COURT ov THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING DISTRICT
COURT.
National Republican., 1878-09-05

Il your hair harsh. dry and stiff? Does II refuse
TO cutl? Dress II vita iHONrsOs's OMApR OPTINk
Al Oleaginyus compound Of singular nlerIt Il
will improve H. sold by druggists. 30. Price %
and ~ CUnts per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-09-05
suhool-Su

AZ HlsemGn Buot1usIs, corner seventh and 4. n
bnnCL stuIV IL this city.
National Republican., 1878-09-05
Cigars.

sB.s,orc closed on sabbath. Isa..,y
The daily gazette., 1878-05-04
Religious.

Olivet Presbyterian, preaching at 1Os
Q, m, and "a p, m, by Rev. p. I. Tinlow.
The. Lords Supper will be administered
in the morning. -. iI.ti.H
Second Baptist Church, corner of
Fourth and French streets. Rev. r. b.
Cook, pastor Preaching at 1890 a., m,
and 1880 p, M, by the pastor. Sabbath
school and pastors bible class, at 2 p. m.
d St. Paups NJ. e. Church, Market street
above Seventh, Rev. j. H. Caldwell, pas
tor, Sunday, at 1890 a. m, celebration
OF the Lords Supper, preceded by ap-
propriate remarks by the pastor; subject
at 7:30 p. m. 1.-THE Symbolical Trumpet"
First Presbyterian Church, Market
street above Ninth. Rev. II. b. Duval
pastor. Services at 1880 a., M, subject,
"The peculiar adaptation of christianity
to seasons Of business adversely" 7:45
sermon especially to the youth. Kind
welcome to all.
Services tomorrow as usual at the
First Baptist Church corner Elm and
Jackson streets. Fourth anniversary
sermon Of the pastor T. M. Eastwood
will be preached at 1890 a., m, evening
services at 7:45 o'clock. Sunday school
meets at o., M, and 2p., m.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-04
Lixery stables.

There Ii no branch of business that On
tors 70 suoh q degree to the pleasures an,
enjoyment Of persons living In cities a,
that which the heading of this articls
suggests. One of the great confederation
however, IN this conAeetisn, whom on,
wants 10 enjoy q pleasant drive and more
especially. with his, family or lady friends
Ii TO know Just where TO 10 In order to
Do Furnished with . team that Is neat Q nd
stylish, and At tho-sane time safe. The
stablss where such can be Obtained and
which We can commend to our readers
are those located ut No. 32s East Third
street, and Delaware Avenue and Tat.
nall streets under the proprietorship OF
d assrs: j. KfrkmAn 81 Son and knows
a. tho East and West End Livery and
boarding stables. The business Of this
nrm was established by Mr.. Kirkmap
81, some ~ years ago on the corner Of
Fourth and French streets, building and
removing TO his present oommodis Gus prop
erty 525 East Third street in 1887. This
Stable IS oOxS5 feet In size, with accom-.
modatious FOR ~ horses. 1t ooDtai na
every convenience for the prosecution
OF largo and successful bust ness. They
make d especially here of furnishing car
raXes and hearses for funerals, having
az tneir commandiaineh handsome. e.coaches
three large hearses and one small whi to
~ august 1910 tney started
tnelr stable on the corner Of Delaware
Avenue and Tatnall street. which is
known as the West End stable. This
has frontage of4s by depth Of ia
leet and accommodations for l5 horses.
1t has also all appliances and convent
snces, large harness room, carriage houses
&c: The office connected with the
stable u the hands oemst we have ever
seen attached t0 a livery stable, in any
city. The floor is covered with an eie-
gant brussels carpet, pictures adorn the
Walls, while the furniture is ofsolid wal
nut. Here too will be found q library
containing works from some of our most
celebrated authors. The stock OF carrl-
ages, comprises all the latess styles, open
and close carriages pony phaetons,
iandans, Coupe's Sidibor road nwaRons
&C., while their stock Of horses osnnot
se surpassed In this or any other city.