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New-York tribune., 1879-01-03

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
i sailing from PIER foot C1naLst.. &orth River.
For I~TIIAU~ OF PANAMA
steamfhln CRT~CF' I CITY. Friday Jan. 10 noon
Connecting Central and south America ami Mexico
For San TEANtI-tD y-d l~IHl 81 Is Jt PANAMA
steamship COLON. MONDAY. Jan. 20, noon
COauccrIg for Central and south America and Mexico
From san TranC-cO Tor Japan Ind China .-o -
steamship CITY OF pEkfNt, sat. Jan. :. - -, noon
From san Francisco TO Honolulu, New Zealand, and
Australia
freight information. appIv ct Oumpany .
3la-f, NuI'h RIVER Ana iOl
~ 1 nI ". IIckeL Ollcr. ~. 20 brOaaway
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03
TORTH GERMAN LLOYD

~ sTEA HsHIP LINE BETWEEN NEWYORK.
SOUTHAMPrON ~ D. BkE5EN.
COMPANNrs pIEl. fnut oi = IttN Il, uDBOkEN 80.
ODkR...-....-..-at.J Jan RI Fl ;....sat Jan. ~
DON A ! r. ~at-
RATS OF PASSAGE from NI.N-NORk O." -OTIHAhP-
TON. HANEE OK EkhMEN:,,- .., 49,,
FIRST CABIN. 90 cuI -EtDND tAB4N -.eJV Sou
STIERAGE. so ,ufr' 'ncy ..-,,s
Return tickets reduced Pe.ad sl'eIIge CcIuA
Gates. $50 currency
For fre siit or DlssIse aqp'vro
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03

IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL. - Hamburg
4 American Packet Companr's Line Tor PLlLOU II,
CHEKBOU re. and HANEt-EC.
WIELAND ...Jan -. - an lb
STENIA. ....-.......Ian H HID -I..---..... an y
Plymouth London. therhuufg HAMBURG
sud POINTS ENGLAND, scotland and Wa!o-: FIRST Cabin
coIi &lOo. Cabin gold 500 $50
KI-NHARDT S Co. L. y. RICHARD & BJA>.
General Agents General Passenger Acrnfa
Tl tF - Wy ~, !
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03


-ts Leave Tor En-cwood Closer. P"rm0nt and Nyack
S q AZ a m / B T. As $3.50 $50. $50. l3t
sno -3ruriay nights only AZ llJO p NJ 1GndA ; a. NJ
So "a n m t. i3J aud y N trains VIII Not run sat
ure ny srtnc Va icy Money = 90 p m, AS p m
MANU- no X ABBOTT, GEM P4ss'r Ast NeT-N York.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03
TNMAN LINE. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOT~
CITY or HEEL!N AlL kDAl Jan {, ..
CITY or NEWNDE R~JA Jan y. q.
CITY OF Eil - II. "a RDAI an l. y.
Trpu Pier 81. y. H.. foot OF O.. itOH--f.
CABIN SEQ $50 and s1ou, gold. Return tickets on favor
able terms.
STLEKNGE. SO, currency. Drafts at lowest r1ies.
Saloons stateTopUi, and bath looms dildsps
These STEAMERS uciti-r cattle sheep nJr p!c+.
LnMN d. d. II 4 g-n-. u .lc al E-oaLMlL y y
The daily gazette., 1879-12-27
Five Men Who Were Drunk

"Well, guess was little full" re-
marked James Hopkins at police court
this morning, where he was the first cul
prit tried. James little fullness inter
fered with his locomo otion TO such an
extent last night that a policeman had
found him sliding down an icy Front
street gutter on his back. He was fined
fifty cen aud costs.
John Connell had been found on a
citizens door step late last night. He
was lost, half-frozen and SO drunk that
he was nearly unconscious. John was
given the penalty usual in such cases
as his.
81 came from the Eastern shore Of
Maryitn !, and aint drunk at all" insin-
uated Joseph Sheppard, as he entered
the dock. "Oh, WE'LL" responded the
Mayor, seven an E,stern Shor.m
must take time TO sober up, and 1 will
give you ten days"
Joshua Emmett was the next prisoner,
and Chief Of Police Maxwell testified
that the man was vsgrant and All
inebriaie who often came around the
police station for lodging. He was gwen
fifteen days.
John kearns, for being drunk, was
sentenced TO pay the usual penalty.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-27
a Holiday Entertainment.

4 PLEASANT PROGRAMME RKEDERED BY
THE AsBURY SUNDAY SCHOOL LAST
NIGHT.
A Christmas entertainment was given
In Asburv Chur III nv the Sunday school
Last evening. The affair was largely at
tended and a most enjoyable evening
was spent by all present.
The Church, beautifully decorated in
view Of the event. presented hand
some appearance. The small children OF
the school occupied seats back of the
stage and on each side OF the pulpit we're
two large christmas trees. One OF these
was ttimmed by the girls and the other
by the boys. The children were seated
n manner giving very striking ef-
fect-these wearing white c1o;bi ny bel Q
grouped In the light and the oThers at.
ed in the darker parts OF the stage.
The exercises opened with singing
the hymn, commencing, "While Shep.
herds watched their fiocks by night" A
prayer by the pastor followed, and Miss
Clara NOVEL; delivered the opening ad-
dress.
The programme, thus commenced, a.
continued at great length, AID in a very
creditable manner to all co oncerned. There
was singing and reading by Charlie
Wood, Jennie Spencer, Reba Townsend
Laura Hogge. Estella Welch, Annie
Guin and Katie Shaw. "Jesus our Shep-
herd" was excellently sung by eighteen
little girls. Katie Waite, recited 1.-THE
Old Bachelor, in n ple asant way "The
GOLDEN Bells ard Ring out the Bells,
| were two selections, sung by the school
aud much feet was added by a party OF
| little children with bells in their hands
| with which they initiated the chimes.
Eva Guin and MAY Taggert sang a
duet. whispering Hope" In an exec
lent sty le; the Peaceuaker was rendered
| by Katie Waite and Mamie Brown and
| May Hilbert recited Beautiful Thoughts
here were also selections by NJ imie
| Brown, s. J Horn and Anna Lincoln
| together with much singing and severa
| charades.
AT the close refreshments were served
| to the children in the basement of the
| church.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-27
THIRD EDITION
General NesOs.

?. The u. s. steamship Swatsra was put
Into commission at Boston on Wednes-
day.
Recorder Hackett, of New York, died
Yesterday morning in that city, AFTER
long illness.
The death Is reported of Robert Clin-
ton Wright, one Of The Oldest and pest
known American merchants in Brazil.
The Morgan raid claims, filed at In
dianapolis, have bren forwarded IN buik
to the War Department In Washington.
Six additional cases of small pox are
reported In the District OF ColumDia,
making the total number thirteen:
Nothing is known as to the origin OF
the cases.
Two distilleries, in full blast, in Mon
roe county, N. C.,wer- seized on Thurs
day. Commissioner Raum has informed
the Collector who made the seizure that
be 10 opposed to granting amnesty
70 "moonshiners" in future.
Matters being threatening at the stock
yards in Chicago yesterday, the First
Brigade was put under arms in the morn
ing, but everything being quiet at noon,
they we're dismissed to reassemble in the
evening. Fowler Brothers resumed work
with 800 non-union men, aud 81 of their
old employees signed an agreement not
to join any union inimical to the inte.-
ests of the firm. Seven hundred men
employed Al Armours' made similar
agreement, and many members OF the
Union are said TO be leaving 1t.
General Grant, yesterday morning, re.
ceived the members of the Universal
Peace Union. In the afternoon he badt
formal farewell to the Mayor and Re
ception Committee of Councils, received
delegation o. ministers, and pttendec
banquet at the Bank of North America
In the evening he dned with Hon. Johr
Welsh, the other gentlem an Of the part,
being President Hayes, William
Leatham Bright, son of Hon. Johi
Bright. the English statesman; Anthon.
j. Drexel and George w. Child
General Grant leaves Philadelphia u
day.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-27
HarIem's Clerical Gallant
WHAT MISS JENKINS ALLEGES AGA

WHAT MISS JENKINS ALLEGES AGA
REV. MR.. ROBERTS.
A scandal IS now going the round
the colored folks OF Harlem, v
brings in the name Of Rev. John no
of the African Methodist ChuIcl
Harlem, as the gay lothario, and
Netlie jenkins, a dusky belle, from
burn, y. c., now stopping al Nc
East l23d street, as his partner III \
upministerial transaction.
Miss Jenkin- gave birth on ,hf's
Day to a dead child, Of whom sue
that Rev. Mr.. Roberts, who fes,J
No. 800 East ll2 b street, Is tls ,n Il
Miss jenkins stat IS wneh she IN ,ha
Newb.rn she was received oy inc
Mr.. Roberts, who inviteh hfi
home and despite the fact ne was %, 4
sled man, he made love 10 neI' I'd
sisted his advances Tor uno, asl
last succumbed to the revefenu 81
mans wiles. AT his su,!gesIioa" wha|
10 work as chambermald, anu 49, .n a
asked her for 50. her first moh'u "
she gave them to him. 81 and ,
He only returned her -; "Ja Jani,
she gave birth to the child np ra ' brr
paternity and refused TO give g,5 bsr, sr'
balance of the money he owe" =" an ane
Mr. Roberts ingrallt9ne T ,bs nj
Miss Jenkins thai she laiu W." Al
before the congregation oil the tso,ad ed
Na,hodist Church, who exOhei"vaT, an,
pastor and held that tlty oov Wr Ro
That he was much to blame, .,,agsd n
when interviewed on n, M;a! al"s IssnkiI
comiugs. characterized MES ,S,t 31Sr, was
. Low common nigga and tha' W."
would say. Y. sir.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-27
IMPORTANT CHANGES.

On and after Monday next a very
important change will take place in the
running of some OF the trains of the Y.
w. 4 b. R X. The ac comodation train
now leaving Philadelphia at o'clock p.
m, will leave at $40 p. M. or twenty
minutes earlier. The train Will arrive
in this city at s O'Clock. The New York
and Washington express train leaving
West Philadelphia at l a. m, Will be
In two sections, the first section leaving
Gray's Ferry bridge at l1S, arriving
here at 1.58. The second section will
leave at l.23, arriving here at 200. The
New York and Washington express
north also be run in tw os' cions, leaving
Baltimore at 20 and 1l.25 p M. arri-
wing here at l.5l and 2l7 a III.
The running of the two express trains
In sections is caused by the heavv travel
on them which causes them to he behind
running time.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-27
Christmas Tr,,,o

Despite the unfsvorable us,,,.
prevailed the early par. Of ,l;a
merchants Renetally repor, tbsi, h
mas trade not only up 10 hut a,o.
that 81 previous year,. Mes.n \
~ Bro. proprietor OF the ptea, ,oa|
No. do6 Market street, stale H.;
Christmas trade this wear vs.
than 1t ever was before. The, b,,
cspacious building crowded from n
bottom with holiday TOYS. I'M, m n
mas morning this new stack u,s
pletely exhausted, and the .Icrs !
az though IT had been struck he ,
zard " All along Market street ii,
reportsars made and had The W.
been favorable the the bDslne., !
have 5aen imme Sc. The book .tora
Jrwelry stores did aIemarkabls bns
md many costly as well as useful
cles were sold.
Mr.. j. =. Dough'en, dealer in
furnishing goods, Az Market stree
ports the business IN his line to
been unusually large and fully up
expectations. In fact word comes
all directions that the people, q
was freely spent this year, in the
to make Christ mas a day of thoI
endowment.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-27
ONi0W L0cnI.

The pulpit Of Irnios
VIII be filled to,morp"wM M, I. d
Adam S'engle Of Crissa,iU % Uy D.
ST. engle expects to sncna sneld, Nd.
pastor Of Union church MI. I'd
The Washington Assam,
sn,,I,,i = handsome su'teof room, y y DO bow
building. Recently, new ' :" oa sAe 1
presi,ient-J. b. Tucker
Vice President-.Ja, Trr n
Ssecletary-Walter j. Yo,S'' n'S''
Iress''rer-F. X. Kaiss' o"Og'
Assistant Treasnrerr
n TTnsiees-John rus, IS c. sasse o' !, w.
b. III Heal, Walter j. YOUNG '''
The new orpaniza,inn
frotestants have had flo " Ne!
Seventh and Walnut streo,. % 90
and will hold their first .e,s,'. sr,S Itlur !,
100 o'clock to-morros fo,,.e ',Se u
The Masonic Hail co~n,ar' rTs.n'.a. D..
It's eleventh annual meelina ~ VI
noon, at two O'Clock, when =, o,t ;us
be elected. Officers
IL rs Thought that The rive, t..
Ed,cm Forest, Tuaiglt and = st
wiz cease their trips to.d,r .vI -.
INTO winter quarters a, ILL., ~,
iincswo'th's wharf some tim. 'tt lbi'
A, . o'clock this morning ,b.,.,
tet IN me open AIR itdic,,~t
degrees above zero. Tho Cs,. ssa
not freeze last night. hnt ,h,' usua J.
was full of floating "mn,h , n, "s - ID
| Regular religious me.,in@.,
IN progress at the HoIlv T,.a Va,
some time past, under NJ,
Doibows management ~, : :
gwen an overcoat by hl, lrts,d I'M.
or two ago. '''en'
The daily gazette., 1879-12-27
LOCAL TIME TABLE,
rRAINe LEAVE wILMINoroN

FoR PHILApxLPHIA.-22l. 100, $40, 300,
e.So, lOv2, lO.S0, .. m; l2ls, n9.Se. 21. tag,
A~o, 100, S.4s, p. m. ON Sundays, 2si, $40.
q. m; 20; s.X. SO Pm. p; M 20 1000. a. m.
l2l3, I2.ss. s.aS, p. m. On Sundays, III
FoR BALrInoRE ArD wAsnrsoTos.1
la5l. 2gs. SIS. = m. j, i1Sa "a a;c1; ~ o1' '~
For BALTInoRE. Bay Line connectionl
7.,s y, IN. No Sunday trains.
FoR New CAsTLE.-d.0O' .. 10, a. m; i.io,
' Fos s 6ssnxAss p M; 1snSay X aysis .Is'a a. m o
''T; FOB Z. %lLsissros VI S1 1saos& Sonrnrns r.. r.
$40, .. m; 500. $50 p, m. No Sunday
Foa DELAWARE WESTERN r. Rib
1880 =. M; $50 Up. m. No sunday trains
TRAINS ARRIVE IN WILMINGTON
FRon PHILADELPHIA.-l2 203, $50;
$40 q m; l2.ot. llt1. l.O3. $50 An, 5i5,
6.2i, 7.O0, 80. II. 10 y. IN. On Sundays, l2fs,
1Gsi s.o. ON N.W i W. Yoas.HaSs $50, a m. ia.2,
on, SIS, 7 VI D. m. On sundays, ASA. m.
FROM MBALrihoRE.-2i5. $50, 9.57, a: IN. I;
l20s, 1887, ass, s.36, y. IN. ON sundays.
Fson WAsHINGroS.-2.I5 a. m. 1903.
FROM NEw CAsTLE.-s.5O, 9.52, li.50a. M;
6.2s. as P. m. No sunday trains "a go
8.s5 p. IN. No sunday trains.
FKoM WILMiNGTos 4 NORTHERN X. X.
$40, llS5 a. m; 6.ts y. IN. No Sunday
trains.
FROM DELAWARE WESTERN r. R.--s.t0.
.. M: AIS, 500. p. m. No Sunday trains.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
LADELPHIA.
FRon BROAD srREKr AND WASHINGTON
AvnNUs-7.O, 500, lO.30, ii - IA. m; l.D
SO, 100, s. Is, 800 100, 9s5, ll.30 y. IN. On
Sundays. $50 .. m. 500 9.4s. il.8P. m.
FRoh THIRTY- SECOND AND MARKET
M; Leo .. m. On Sundays, LOO, 7.S0 "a. m
NorB.-The black figures represent the
lin ted Express ON which an extra
Are II charged.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-27
WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-Th

WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-The
stock market opened strong, but almost
Immediately became weak, and closed
on general decline Of two points at
almost the lowest figures Of the day.
Money was made stringent for a time,
relied at Z per cent for call loans and
closed at 4 per cent. There was no fea-
ture in the bond dealings worthy Of
special notice. Foreign exchange was
unsettled, as 1t was holiday IN Lon
don and at San Francisco, and there are
no quotations from these importan
points.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-27
Kent County Sheri1's Sal

Sher fl Dunn sold on SATURDAY ia,
the town Of Miford,the farm ofR. d
containg ~ acres, and located vi'hI
short distance OF the town, to Ms. 8
A. Liftchild, of New York, the md
gee, for Sc 900. The farm and ind
ments are said 10 have cost the O|
s2i 600. Also, at same line and 4
the farm OF Joseph A Robbins, sitJ
between Milford and Harrington
containing 200 acres, 10 John kaugl
for $500. Also, the house and lot 4,
r. Corsa. situa'ed ia The town Of
T. ri, TO Mrs. lzabrth II B. y
wife of Rev. j. Is. Mann, for 81 ,05i
The daily gazette., 1879-12-27
Land Sales.

George W. Ingram, the Middletown
real estate agent, has sold for s. f. Shall
cross, the Riley farm, near McDonoueh,
245 acres, to Eugene Mailey, Of Odessa,
for $50 per acre.
Messrs. James II. Ray & Co., real cs-
tate agents, recently sold to Franklin
Pennock the John ID. Forest farm, In
Mill Creek Hundred. $500 was the
amonnt paid for the property.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-27
Wilmington N arkess.
PHILADELPHIA MARK FITS.
FRIDAY, DEC, 2S, 5 p. !

FLOUR continues dun. and prices favor
buyers. Sales Of l6OO barrels, 4 Guiding
Minn. sofa Extra at r6 75a7 90; Pennsyl-
vania do. at 81 O0as7 %; Western do. do.
at 81 ~ "A u so; and Patent and other
high grades at 81 75ass %. Rye flour Is
steady ut &5 30a5 80.
GRAIS.--Wheat Is unsettled and lower.
Sales of ~ 60 bushels including rejected
at 81 A.; red at 81 52; amber at 81 50 a tl 54,
and No.2 red, elevator atsl 5I1 December,
" 5212 January, and tl.5bL Febru-
Is less active. but 81. ady with sales of IL, ,JOO
bus, including old mil ed and yellow AT GA
62i &C., and new do do 57lsBlc; sail at 5SI<a
Sc, aud steamer at 57hc. Oats are duIl.
at i7aIsc., andwhite at 4Sl5a5lc. Receidts
to day were as follows: $3.50 bus. wheat;
325b barrels flour: 800 bus. oats.
WHtsKY-W estern iron bound sold at
81 ID per gallon.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-27
.SaUed From Death.

On Thursday Dight last Harry Sharp
ley, Esq., while going To his law office in
the Exchange Building, discovered a
young man lying on the floor In the
hallway in drunken stupor. He
carried HIM into his office and found
him almost dead with c I'D. With the
assistance of "A friend Mr.. Sharpl-y
restored the unfortunate mau to warmth b
and hfe, and then took him home.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-27
An Old Man Rejuyenated, ,

Peter Showerman, OF Ratuvia. N. Y,
certified sept. Is, 1879, as follows: For
forty years l have suffered with kidney
and liver difficuity, being obliged TO void
urine as often once In 80 minutes. aud
have also been great sufferer from pal
pitati"n Of the heart. | am now using
your Safe Kidney and Liver cure. and can
truly say, at 20 years OF age, that II max es
me feel like "A new man" declS 2wdaw
The daily gazette., 1879-12-27
Ham. 80 for Negroes In Indian

WASHINGTON, Dec. - . - ~ Ind
promises to continue. ,o,Ii"ant col
and Taylor Evans, ihtelllsenii ,sgarin,en|
s6eoa,,ie 6e smieration, are in the :ya,,ah city am
they have ARRANGED ,,ora 10, At the
from Goldsboro to Indiana aaas az 4
rate of SIG. They have ao a. eaS who
homes for COS of their ,i''Ss race ns that
gone to Indiana, ana t t"' f,r within
more can be provided i''
next six months.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-27
Close of NHri0nfiOn.

The boats Of the Electric line, between
Wilmington and New York, have dis
continued their trips.
The Delaware and Raritan Canal
closes for the season tonight at IL
o'clock. The Vesper has gone to the
Harlan q Hollingsworth's yard tor re-
Doirs
The daily gazette., 1879-12-27
TILE ORPHAN.S EAR

The ATTENDANCE al the Orphans
last night was large and lh- bus
done during the evening summed
very encouraging amount. Il ls,x(
ed that the hall will he crowded to-n
The daily gazette., 1879-12-27
THE SUNDAY PAPERS TO-MOR-
ROW

Here is the list of Sunday papers that
you can select from in the morning, al
Hawkins cigar store. Seventh and
Market street. New York Herald, Sun,
World. Times and Fri sune. The Phila-
delphia Item, McClure's Times, Tag
CARTS Times, world, Press, Republic,
Transcript, Dispatch, Mercury. Davis
will be open all day to- morrow. Cal
and make a selection.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-27
TAKEN To NEW CASTLE

Margaret Dever, the kcp'oali,
and the colorcd girl, He,ty Ellis Y
rials for theft are announced elsfw
were taken to the comfy jail to da
default of bail.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-27
CHUaUH TO.M0nROw.

A SBURY NJ T.. CHURCH-Rev. John
n ~ Is Wilson, caster
Preaching at 10 81 "A m. and 90 p. m.
- rHANl BAPTIST CHURCH, cor
Id OF Elm and jackson streets, Rev II M
eastwood, pastor.
Preaching nt 80 a. m. and 80 p. m.
sund ~ Schopi mee,s at . A. NJ. aud z
+. NJ. a II Gorilla " invited.
GENr TRIAL PRE- BYTERIA
~ Church. King street, near Eighth, Rev
j. Howard y Xon - D.. pastor
Services at 1850 "a. IA $50 p. m. All are
cordially welcomed.
(,HUKCH OF THE COVEN ANT
" Preaching tomorrow at 10 80 a m and
50 . IN bS tlr pastor, Rev J l. Estlin
unday school at II IN. Prayer meet.
ing at 80 y IA. on are invited.
CALVARY p. +. CHURCH.
~ Services at 10 80 IA III, ! 80 p. m. Pray
er meeting al 40 y IN
hE A ~ Akt A AVENUE Is A PIT I ) +
IL Church, Delaware avenue and " est
streets, Rev isaac NJ Haldeman, pastor.
Preaching morning aud evening by the
seats free All are welcome
EPWORTH CHAPEL, corner 4 cnlh ana
Il Church streets, Rev. w. s. Robinson,
pastor.
Preaching at 10 30 a m, and 30 p M
Sunday school at IA IN and IN. Ali are
cordially invited. >fats Tree.
LN1KST PKEsDl Tr.ilI An LH HUd,
Il Market street above ninth, Rev b
Du al pastor
Preaching at 1890 a. m., "The Messiahs
Prevalence" 7.3O p. IN, THE Star OF
Bethlehem
sunday school and Pastors Bible Class
at p. m.
All cordially invited.
Ek Or ii IttH. NIntn and Wsst
VI streets, Rev William J Stevenson. ID
D.. pastor
Preaching to- morrow at 10 80 m, and
80 m, by the pastor.
Young men's prayer meeting at 80 a IN
HOUSEHOLD OF FAITH, ON the And
IL floor of the McClary Building No.
| COS Market street, Elder u. X. Kramer,
pastor. Preaching AT 10 80 a IN. and p IN,
MOVER tRES SBYrERIAN
IL Church, sixth aud King streets, Rev.
| Lafayette Marks, ID. D., pastor.
Preach ny tomorrow morning and even
| iBg at The usual hours.
All are cordially invited.
| NIT SALkM NJ. h. CnUKLH,
Nl Quarterly meeting to morrow. Love
least at9 a, m, Sermon at 1890 by Rev.
| G. +. sheppard, pastor, Sermon at 7.41
p IN, by Rev. l.. C. Matiock. ID. II.
PKESB rkkIAN ChUhUh
~ corner OF Adams and Chestnut sire Is
hev. Chas. +. Mallery pastor.
sabsaSh sehaoI az Ioa Il a. m; m ana @ p nm N
Prayer meet tsng every Friday a. 80 p. m
OECOND Il 1PII9T - UKCu, FouI u
= and French streets Rev Il b Cook, pas
tor.
Preaching at 10 80 a m and 80 pm.
sabbath scnouls ~ 8 a. m, and y. m
| faAtOi's - BlDie CLASS Ia mann auulenc,
| room at p. IN. All are Invited.
CT. PAUL'S NJ. h. CHURCH.
. J. Ii. Caldwell, ID. D.. pastor. Preach
ing at 10 80 "A. M, and 7.30 p.
At 1870 "A. M, The Song of the Angels.
AT 30 p. m, THE Two fold Endowment
, the III st oi "A series ON holiness.
II. JOHN = CHUR Ii.
10 sunday services at 1919 a. m, an
p. ~. sunday school at 8. Bible elias
| At 2.30.
Holy communion at 8l5 a. m. Sunda
| school festival on Monday evening at 7.
IINION M. f. CHURCH. corner OF Fit
~ and Washington streets, Rev J
Mann. pastor.
Services IU 80 a IN and I 80 p m.
Preaching by Rev. A. SLingle, of Crii
| field.
Tue pubic are cordially invited. Sea,
free. Strangers welcome.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-27
FOURTH EDITION
Iwsate.tt~v. for To-Day.

Diminishing nortteriv ,oinds, shifting to
southerly, .Jolfoued BY falling barometer
colder, Joiiotoed on Warmer clear soeathsr.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-27
.o,,. ITlysses, haVihs

TIE perlpaletIc Q III Peace SocleI
sSadspha sssS Ss ,Ss es.s..eoa,y s ,''sGsa' gssea
there never yet was a arYent .a,ns the dl
v"e,G WAS not some way to ps,vehpss prser'hs lookss
es ~sstS Of to 1s sis SaS When s, Al 4 f91ss. .95.
" What gentle babIlingf gf,rii"ely rt ira
fssslSn'l esnnon upon poiIi the halls Of Congress
The daily gazette., 1879-12-27

To the humble and credulous ds well
as TO tue rich and skeptical, DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup is true and welcome
friend. Z Ice 25 cents.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-27
GRANT PASsPs M.

General Grant passed ,t,a' "ouel
TO-, to-day on the B,I''~ors ''.Ss'S' sos 1t !
ton express, leaving her. saa Va
'ansemen's with regard t. to '@' % :
train proving unsuitah,. !" lie
The daily gazette., 1879-12-27
THE IRISH SYMpATHIZERS.

The sympathizer, with the citizeus of
Ireland, suffering from oppressio", will
hold another pubhc meeting at SIuRef
Hall, at Fourth and Walnut streets to
morrow afternoon
The daily gazette., 1879-12-27
nn rowN,s RIFLES.

Bosros, Dee. 26.-rme The arms arms OF
and Courier says: Ins of Old Tewn,
Hersry Light I"t"nipy mi'iiia CO co1pan,es
Ss fsasn ta' sas Of II by ya"G '%f + r", 81
last night, .bttwee,nn me e company s.anrI
sDa so hs 4ssSsnes :, i ,as
S Sa. ;ss% 2 %.ss de- 's.s q
loading rifles. cosudiaate ola iH for GOvtrn0
The daily gazette., 1879-12-27
n Bad Bon.

John Ciavan, lad of thirteen, has
been arrested on warrant issued by
Magistrate Hagany, on the complaint of
Mrs. Short, living over Eleventh street
bridge. The charge against John is that
he assaulted Mrs. Shorts little son,
threw him down, and, after beating him,
stole some property from him. The
case will be tried this afternoon.
Clayton House ArfiUals.
at The Clayton House;
j. q. Jack, press agent Oates English
Opera Company.
Isaac Giles. New York.
Samuel Shipley. New York.
A. W. OOlwell, New York.
Geo. f. Danforth, Boston.
II. b. Zebley, New York.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-27
The "1rtsc' Leayes.

The new West jersey ferry boat Ar
tic left for Camden, at 1l.30 O'Clock, to-
day, three days sooner than had been ex-
pected, owing to fears of freeze-up.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-27
Released on Bail.

Stockley Daniels, arrested near Clay
ton and held for trial for illegal liquor
selling by Commissioner Smith, succeed
ed IN furnishing bail, yesterday after
noon, after some difficulty, and has been
released.