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The daily gazette., 1880-01-03
.tHIRD EDITION
General Nesos.

The capture Of three Illicit distilleries
10 Moore cornty, North Carolina, 10 re-
ported by Col ectr Young, and Collect
er Cialk. from Atlanta, Ga, reports the
seizure Of two Illicit run and four grain
distilleries, two horses, wagon, ten gal
ions OF Spirits, etc., beside this de true
ton Of large quantity OF beers, mash
and spi It's.
The receipts from Internal Revenue
for the ak months ending December 81,
1879, being the first six months OF the
current fisc Il year, wer- SOL .500, ,62l 81,
and from Customs, $s4, ,750.79.
Judge Blatehford yesterday, In New
York. rendered q decision 10 the suit Of
the Chicago, St. Louis and New Orleans
Railroad Company against Henry s. Nc
Comb and the Southern Railroad Asso-
eiation,on motion TO remand the action
back TO the Stale Courts In which It was
originally b, gun. The suit was begun
nearly two years ago in the Superior
Court, and relates to the possession OF
over $4,000 Of first and second mort
gage bonds Of the Mississippi Central
Railroad. The Court denied the motion.
The Treasury Department announces
purchase M 160,000 ounces Of silver
for the Philadelphia Mint.
During the month OF December the
Treasury Department paid 81, ,727 $40 ON
account Of arrears of p -nsiens.
The canefields on the plantation call
ed "Sonora," near QuivicAn, Cuba, have
been destroyed by an incend ary fire.
John N. Bazzell, on trial at East Cam
bridge, Mass, for the murder of an in
FAINT child, has been adjudged not guilty
The Supreme Court OF the District OF
Columbia has ordered re-aryument OF
the Louisiana Lottery case, before full
bench.
The fire reported from the Quincy
Mine, near Hancock, Mich, destroyed
the Rock House; loss, $4,000. The
house was used for storing rock copper.
A petition was filed in the United
States Circuit Court cf Bal l'imore yester-
day for the appointment Of receiver
for the Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal Com
pany, at the instance of d. K. Stewart,
who charges inismanagement, elc., and
claims that an act of the Maryland Leg
islature for the issue of bonds and mort
gage, passed in 1873, is null, as it In
validates the security Of the preferred
bondholders. The State Of Maryland
has SO, ,000, 900 invested In the canal.
The case will be heard February 2.
Upon the Resembling of Co 'grpss, i'll
respOme to a resolution for Information
on the subject, the Postmaster General
will send In to that body list of l50
fraudulent lottery enterprises which lie
has excluded from the use of the mails
during the past year.
The fir>t collision betw cen the sirik-
ng stock yard men at Chicargo belo ig-
ing to the Union aud the non. Union
men orcurr d yesterday, the assault being
made by the former, who dispersed the
work nsn by means of missiIes, but
without serious consequence.
Miss Horton, who shot Senator
Morgan's son at Washington on Thus
day, was up for q hearing ye,t erday,
but the yonng man was unable TO appear,
and Miss Horror was held for further
hearing in $1,000; Mrs. Belva A. Lack
wood the female lawyer, becoming her
security.
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LOCAL TIME TABLE.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON
FoR PHILApELPHIA.-2.2l, 7.0t $40. 900
e.S, loa2 iusO, a. m. l2.l5, ls.ss ~ sm w
Foa NEW YoRK.P2.ai. 700, 1902, a. m.
l2l3, 1850, SIS. p. m. on Sundays, 2Zi
=. m.
FaR BALTIMORE AND WAsHINGTON.-
i25l. 2O3. s.35, u. IN. ll.52. 1.O4. 5.ls. 7.0s.
p. IN. TN sundays, i25i. . 10 n. ~.
FoR BALTIMORE. Bay Line connection).
7..S p, m. NO Sunday trains.
FOR NkW CAsiLE.-t.OO y. ID, q. M; LILO,
400, 8.3iI. y. IN. M sunday trains,
EoR DELAWARE II. R.-s.l5 u. M; Ito,
$50. p. -. No sunday traits.
FuR WILMINGTON a north ERIN r. r.
$40, a. m; 800. $50 p. m. No Sunday
FoR DEL.wARE wtsrERS R. R.-7.iS
1850 u. m; $50 p. m. No sunday trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN WILMINGTON
FRoM PHILADELPHIA.-l2.4 2.03. $40;
s.lO u. mi l2.0t l2.42. l.02. $50, i.2h, X.
81. 100, $40. LILO p. IN. On SUI days, l2.ii,
2s03, 1910 a. m; 7.3s. lilo y. m.
FROM NEW YoRK-2Os, s.3, a. m. 1912,
Lea. all, 7 w p. m. ON sundays, ASA. IN.
From BALTiMoRR.-2l5. $50, 9.67, n: m;
l2gi. i2.35. 5..8, 9.S6. y. m. On sundays,
FK0M WAsHINGroN.-2.l5. u. m. l203.
FROM NEW CASTLE $50, so, ll.5Oa. M:
SIS. As p. IN. NO sunday trains.
FROM DELAWARE II. K.-S.5O, ii so o. m;
SIS D. m. M Su day trains.
From WILMINGToN 4 NORTHERN X. r.
$40, IS a. m; as p. IN. No Sunday
trains.
From DELAWARE WESTERN X. R.-sI0.
q. IN. ais, SOl, p. m. No sunday trains.
TRAINS FOR WHINING ron LEAVE
PHILADELPHIA.
FROM BROAD STREET AND WASH NGToN
AvENUE-7.D, S.Ub, 1879, II IS II m; l.S
800. 400, s 10, so 100 3.I5. lIS0 p. m. On
s.3i a. IN. Bt0, 9.I6, ll.3O y. IN.
FROM THIRrY -SkCoND AMI MARKET
lbs n IN. IL 30. 4.UO, p.
M; l.OU a. IN. On sunday 5, i.VO, 7.5O n. m.
NorE.-The black figures represent the
iare IL charged.
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ANOTHER G. A. r. POST

u Is now proposed TO starr aaother @.
a X. Post IN this city. a cali having
been signed bv Massrs. s A. Maca lister
:, Ayr, Robert l.. Smith, w. A.
Lay Mot,e, D +. Stewart, Joseph II ss /
). VI Och ilrre, joss pin n. wheeler,
lanes T. Hawkins, W. Y SwiLp.,t,
Ca'lrs Reynolds, DR.. j. p. Wales, and
others. The new post will meet 10, o,o.n
.zafion, at the office of ID, r. Hawksn.
No. 4O4 MAJ ket str. ct, on Monday syrn
l"P next. All soldiers and sailors are
Requested to be present.
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A FLOATING CORPSE.

George McCumnlins, an epiliptic ne
go l." Newsrk, wandered away on
Christmas day and has not been So, n
since. The Ledger announces that n
was r pored that u d ad colored man
had been found floating in the Christ, &.
ana creek, ~ ar Newport, Oh Wednes-
day. As thu d scliption ef the corpse
answers that Of the missing negro, il is
supposed that 1t Is the missing ma =, and
that he fell Into the creek and was car
rled down by the tide.
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WALL sraEk YEsrRRDAY.-Stockw were
dull. but strog. The new law fixing the
rate off terest at six per cent 10 this State
went into effect, but as money was COM
paratively easy no remarkable "cnmmis-
si0ns" were obtained in consequence.
The ruling quotation for call loans on
stocks was al 4 per ntand commission"
Of i-s2 per day. Stale securities were dull,
and railroad bonds were fairly active and
changed.
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WhaI Caused IL fhenp

Ne,edrk Ledger: " hile William
narkness, OF Corner ketsh, Mil Creek
I'D and ST. phen Dav S, Of Wilmington,
were out cunning the other day the
power flask carried by the rllsL- named
SUDDENLY exploded, burning the side OF
his face and asO hi, coat; and tie s RI
business OF the accidnt was h ightened
by the discharge Of his gun. Il seems
almost incr' dible but II Is positiveiy
stated that neither Of the party were
smoking cigar or pipe at the time and
we cause Of the explosion Is 10 them un-
known. Fl.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-03
FIFTH EDITION.
THE IRISH SUFFERERS.

THE COMING MASS MEETING TO BE
HELD IN CITY HALL.
The sub-rommittee Of the Irish sympa-
thlxers, held In Senger Hall, on Sunda,
last, TO make arrang-m nts for holding
a mass meeting. met last evening at No.
2 E. Seventh street, john McCIea, pre-
siding.
The Committee on Speakers reported
that they had sent invitations 10 we'll
known gentlemen In Phi adelphia, West
Chester, AID Dover, 30 be present and
addres, the meeting, and numb-r had
signified their intention I +, he present..
MIR. G. q. Adams repor ed that he
had called up N the Mayor, WHO slgni-
fed his willingness TO preside ut tlie
meeting.
The ommlttee on Hall and Decora-
tions reported that the meeting would
be held In the City Hall Oh next Tues
day evening, aud that the decorations
would be appropriate.
The following resolutions were read
and adopted:
WHERrAs, The various Irish A~ocia-
fionr OF Wilmington aud v,c'uTty have
siR fed their Intention to participate IN
the coming maxs meeting IN the Ctty
Hall, Tuesday Jan. 9th, to express sym
pathy for the sufferers from famine aud
disease In Ireland.
Therefore, B.. it RESOLVED that tho COM
mit,es on arrangements do cOrlially la
vit- one repres- n'ative from each ~ the
Irish org mtg ations, al.o with those bot
less which sympaihzo with the lrish suf-
fersrs. TO act ~ vice presidents at said
mass meeting.
Aud BE- it further resolved that in
consequence OF the shortuers OF time,
III" Invitation be expressive through the
press.
In conve~a'ion with hts Honor the
Ma, or this morning he informed Q re-
porter Of thu GAZETTE that he had cou
srDied to preside at the meeting, pro-
vidrd that II was entirely for charitable
purposes, ant not for pOlltIcal barrangues
against any Governm.ni nj. The COMMITTEES
WIN waited upon him informed him ihat
The meeting WAS for charitable pur-
poses.
Th Mayor further informed the re
porter tha should ANY Of the speakers
refer unpleasan:ly to any cOun ~ that
he would Immediately leave the meet
Ing. He would Tot lend the office of
Mayor to any organization 10 abuse any
country In the world.
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Latest Cdbie NesOs.
PARIS AND VIENNA THREATENED BY
TIE FLOODS.

THE FLOODS.
LONDON, Jan. 8, 1880.
The Times Paris despatch announces
that the composer Wagner Is seriousl,
Ill al Bayrenth.
Gordon Pacha has arrived at Cairo.
and 1t Is not believed that he will again
return 10 Massowah to treat with King
John.
M. Walujeff has been appointed to
succeed Count Paul Ignalieff as Ptesi-
dent o the Ministerial e Inmittee and
member Of the Cuunc | Of State.
The Standards correspondent st
Vienna reports that immense quantities
OF material have been sent by way Of
O.lessa for a new expedition to Merv.
There were land meetings yesterday
In Ireland at Ratbdrum, Wicklow, Tuily
near ClIfJen, Scryne aud Sligo. SeY-
eral thousand persous attended the
meetings.
The Bank OF England has voted f5U0
toward the fund instituted by the Lord
Mayor Of London for the relief Of .hr
distress in Ireland, which now amounts
TO $4,000.
The Times despatch from st. Peters
burg sites that General Skubeleff las
p esenled very long report upon the
German army TO the Gar, who has b en-
going through it carefully lor several
days.
Mr.. Samuel Plimsoll, member Of Par
liam mt for Derby, and aut' or OF the
"Me chants 'hipping Act" has declared
bis Intention Ia make al earnest effJrt u
the coming session 1T Parliament To 81
IRE legislation prohibiting the loading
Of grain in bulk.
IRISH RELIEF WORKS.
An influential dSputation, headed by
lhe Marquis OF Hamilton, has wait,
upon the Right Hon. James L. wther,
Under s. ere ary foI Leland, to ask his |
aid in procuring loan of f35,OO0 for
he construction Of a rail ay from Don
gal TO Castle Caldwell as a relief work.
Mr.. Lowther promised to lay the matter
fore the Treasury.
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BALTIhoRE has enjoy ell an e1traordl-
nary Immunity from de-trucrive nra
for some years. During 1878 and 1879 tha
acfnal value 81 prop' rty destroyed did
Aot exceed $500 900 for each year Three
hundred alarms were sounded In that
time, but most of the fires were supprss.
sed before any serious image was done
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hIrLLLG - altnara

Mrs. Winslow's Soothlu, ayYun A.. Al.
only thinR that mothers csn rely np,n a..s
.neiI cniloren. IL correcis acidity OF the
srmach. cures wind collie, reA uiates ibe
D. D. Wels and gives rest. health AMI com fori
W hother and child. puriua the prosest
81 lseiiing lis value is incaiculabie 4,
solIens ihe gums. reduces infiamma atin,
ahd aileys all pain thereby giving rest -.
ine chld and CO,niOrt 10 The mothsr
A"ehty-eve cents bottle. marIk-lvend
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TO = n 7 StCIANS 8
AND
CONSUMERS OF
COD LIVER OIL.

knowing from experience the dlssatls.
idcllon - ofLen attending the dis yensink
m many OF the I'm ulsions in the market
would call your attention 10 some OF th.
features oi the emulsion which have pr.
pare and dispensed for years with an.
varying satisfaction. The OH used IL III.
finest Norwegian and the most scrupu.
lous care is exercised In the choice of 81
material ami In every detail Of its manu-
fa9tuTe. BY careful manipulation this
EN- nlsioh 10 made with The smallest poe
STOLE amount ofgum. and by the very mi
mute divtsi~n Of the oil globuies is render
I'd very nuid and perfectly pa.a table.
fach tablespoonful contains 80 er cenl
81 Oh aud grains OF hS pophosphiLe a
lime. >amplos will be gladly firnisht.l
% all Physicians who may desire Them,
Pui Gp IN pint toitles, price 81. Manu-
'cinrod aud sold Wholesale and retail o.
W. l.. WILLIAMS,
DRuGGIsT
l2-G. Ninth and Mar ei ~
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The Road I'm La-..

The Delaware Railroad Company sent
Messrs. Al. Hayes and II. b. FIddeman
y commit ee to Frederick on Thurs
dsy 10 meet few Of the prominent men
OF Z at section, 10 get their views iu rrla.
iioh 10 the contemplated rad fr, m
Dover to LeSes. They found ALI the
people Of Freder'ca and vicinity favora
The daily gazette., 1880-01-03
DEATH OF PATRICK McCULLIy

Patrick MoCuliin. the keep.r Of III,
".ViliaR- Inn," IN Brand, wine village. IA
dead. II. WAS H.,n ofDauiel MrCullp,
formerly we'll known ale AMI porter
bottlar here. end was assotiat,d d with
his father In the bus ness
The daily gazette., 1880-01-03
The Eviaenee Aecnmu,.,s..

II. j. Footner, OF Toronto, Ont, c@riifes
that Warmers Safe Pills have cured him
I" biliousness and sleepiessness. q. \, j.
Gadbois, OF Brookville, Canada certtfes
that the Safe Pills and safe Bitters have
cured him OF malarial diffic Iities con-
r"cted In Texas. L. J. Cam bell. ofPnIi-
ddephia certlfies that the Safe Pills and
safe Kidney and liver cure have neatly
cured him OF a bad chronic liver COM
piaint. And like testimonials keep com
ny In. declS 4 wtiaw
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DlED.

MccULLIN- On the 2danst., Patrick No
CuiIin. aged 50 years.
The islatt .es aud friends Of the family
are rrspectfhil' invited To attend the iuh-
ernI from ms late Iesidenc- I'D and Mar.
ket streets, on Mobda, morning. 9th inst.
at O'Clock. High mass at 81. Peters
church; O. proceed TO the New CathedfA
Cemetery. lie
The daily gazette., 1880-01-03
Local Lines.

Charles Williams, q yourg msn lIv-
Ing near Seventh aud Poplar street. yes
T. rday, had his foot painfully hurt at
Edeemoor, where he Is woIkmsn.
Edward Forrest, the contractor, In
tends erecting quite q number Of houses
Ia lie n'Ighborhood Of Ninth and Jack
son streets.
State Treasurer, Robert j. Reynold, ,
was in town this forenoon. He is on
his way home from Philadelphia, win 10
he has been paying of large sums, due
ON the Delaware Railroad bonds.
A new division Of Sons Of Temper
ance was to be organized In McClary's
oui ding last night. Only perso at
tended and the thing fell through.
The alarm Of fire last night was false
although lhr City Hall bell struck.
A Ayoung man, named Daniel Haley,
Is reported 10 have been seriously hur:
yesterday on the w. Il n. Rail oad, near
Gieenville. The xteht Of his Injuries
have not been learned so far.
The daily gazette., 1880-01-03
AFTER THEIR sALARIKs

The police ard miscellaneous nav raj.
we're pa'sed BY Council last night. snd
Abe City Treasurer vas kept busy ranus
out the checks 10 the officers this morn.
ing: and also 10 parties coming aits,
their January interest.
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FIREMEN'S ELECTION.

The Fam. Hose hre company held
'helr onnuaI -ircnon last evening, and
eir. ted he fnil0wiue officers:
PIrsldent-Joh v. Christy.
Sr"retary-F Bush.
Ii@asnrer-J. q. Aiken.
+. u. Donal,Oe.
ard Of Director>-A. pauber 4
kopp, l.. LeRg, j. II. Moore. Gsoros
LUZ anu W Higgins.
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POLIIEMEN BONDINg.

The present members OF the Pos
force have all heen re-appolnied for
anoti er year by Mayor Almond. To-day
the ofticers ATE fur nishing their ofRci,l
bonds.
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THE CONDEMNED pRIpsr

LdNpcN. January 1.-THE ro, =.
en- of the Manchester ouard.,n ,.spond'
stantinople says: "Sir Aust.n Non'
the British Ambassador here. had ysn
iptervie~ with the SULTAN on w0ol
.Iny last. IL Il understood tina. AIunt AL,.t
Iawbk, the N om sn medan pr.s, wea
he liberated, and that Mr.. Ko,lls, W.
y rman missionary, will have M. .H
pers returned. A written but not ~ pl
apology viii he made for III. p",,"o,'m omh
J. gal acts. Mints'~r I.sysrd viii ~, Il
his demand for the dismissal of m, W W.
lister OF Police on receiving assn,.ah W
that he was not responsible for tls
rests " '"e
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FOURTiI EDITION
Indication. r.r re-pnx

Northeast to northwest pinds, rising ba-
remstsv. slightIy cooler, partly cloudy
,naolhRr
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- EGlsTERs ORDER.
REGISTERS UFFIcE,
No. a ta.Nl~ a.. K.

New Castle Co.. Dec. 81, ls5g.j
Upon The application of Benjamin PoOls,
Adminislratpr OF j. hn Foote, lale o.
Reading. State Of Pennsyiyania, deceased
u n order. d and directed by The
Register thi the Administrator afOresAh
live notice Of granting of letters OF cd.
ministrat'o on upon tho estate OF the dsccaS
cd, with The date OF granting thereol. BY
causing ndvertIssm cnf~ Ia be posted with
la forty dass from the date M such letter.
Ia six OF the most public places Il he
county OF New Castle, requiring all per.
soiis having demands against the esislep
present the same Or abide by an aci OF w-
sembly IN such ease made and provided,
"A nd also cause the same 10 be inserted
within the same peIioh In the DAi;r
BAzETTE, . newspaper publisheJ IN WI
mington. and 10 bocoatinued therein three
weeks, eod,
., Given under the hand and seal
L = oi once OF tne neyisttr Aforesaid.
'--~-' at New Castle, In New Castle
county, Aforesaid, the day and year above
written. y. y. Bl99S. Register
NOTICE.
All persons having claIms against the ~
tate OF the deceased. must present the sans
duty at,ested. TO the ,ldmu.l>trat1f % o.
before u c. sist. 1880. ar abide the Act q
Assembly la such case made and prosia'
ed. BENJAMIN fOOIE,
Adm nistratof.
Address, Stanton Del. dscSl-eodss'
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Annual Meeting,

The Farmers club, OF this county, h ID
their annual meeting this morning, n
the second story Of the telegraph build
ing. The bylaws in regard TO finl M
'tsent members 81 were changed "a akinS
the tine Hereafter IS rents. A balance
OF $23 % was Re ported by the Treasurer
as BENG on hand. The old officers were
re-elec'ed as follows:
President-J ,mes NJ. Brackin.
Vice Decentralization Richardson.
Secretary aud TreAsurer-George Il.
Brown.
Directors-David Irelan, Solomon
Townsend, Randolph Peters, l. Fore
man and James Brown, Jr
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Al. IRON BOOM IN srw.s.

Newark haa an Iron boom .na
yival oftho irn mining Al GhsIaN a aN
'dlll V noted with great pieasure" "'s!nuI -,
pns of The Messrs. McConauphev IN nas
been Idle for some time-alno nave
the fatal panic II Is; but since m. s.Ic ~,
OF iron has adyanc d so ss 10 wsr's,pp1ss vp,is
operations 70 bs pr iitabl.', the o". .t
are making prep sraiions 10 n.nsn rs.n
work. In isct they have already bssas %
though In Q small way nutil s5di,sun. dsun.
,sci.iiiss s'e added. The p, W W',susl
Il. r. Co. have bern engaged durinsu ~. y
week In laying siding tear IN y. 10Y
about one mile below ihs dapol " : ITt Ir
10 expected before Tonga fuiI snea
nearly my hands will be employee s q
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CHURCH En- TOMORROW.

A sBURY NJ e. rUgCH-Rev. J..n
N ~ b Wilson, caster.
Preaching at o 81 m. and on y M
r rHANY BAPTIST CHURCn, cor
ID Of Elm and ia kson streets, Rev + n
astwo. d, pastor.
Preaching at 80 a. m, ana 7.3I D. m
sund y SchOb. NEE . ats A Ma al
+. NJ. All c1rllt u nvIt'-".
GENTRAL PRr.onY rrnI,N
~ churcn. King ttreet near Eighth, Rev
J. Howard " xon ID ID. pastor
Services at l. 80 n. m $50 u. m. AlI,u,
cordially welcomed
( iHURCh OF TnE CJVo.N WI
~ Preaching Tomorrow at 10 80 = m. nnd
30 y III BY Tue pastor, Rev l. ESIin
unday school at 8 u m. Prayer meet
ing AZ b ~ p IN fou a Z invited.
EtLVARY r. E. CHU SCH.
servlir-s ~ /" 80 u nl, SOP IN. Pray
er IntetIns a. 40 pm
hE A " AXE AVENUE bAPTT
~ church, Delaware avenue nj /. esi
streets, Rev saac N Haldeinan, pastor
preaching morning and evening bS tn
pastor. -
seats Tree. All are Welcome
EPWORTH LH PEI, conner -,---------
u church streets, Rev. W. =. RobLisoa
y stor.
Preaching at 10 30 a IN, and 80 u m.
Su iday school a. a m and y IN All are
L'lh5T Pres y fruI n : Fl R7'-I
l. Ma set street above y NTH, Rev n 4
Ou al rsinr
Preaching at 1890 a. M. New Years Ser.
mo :" !.n y. m., A service iutrod Ictug
the week OF pra er. -
s.Iv,oe every g e'ening during the excepi at1
= ,turday
sunday school and PASTORS Bible Class
NJ 2 y. IN.
~ co-dIalIy invited.
INR n n
VI streets, Rev William Stevenson.
Preaching TO- morrow al 10 30 a m. .ni
80 j. m, by the pastor
Young " ems prayer meeting at 8 Oain
uOUSEh LID or FAITH. on the End
US Market street, r. lder T. T. KrauItI
I..slnr reacIILnK ~ l13lam aud pm
ii MOVER Shy kRIN
church, sixth and king >LrerLs, i.ev
Lafayette Marks, -. -. pastor
frach Iig t'- "orrow nor ding and even
lag NJ he usual hours
Az are corii lly invifed
NJ IL "A N. =. = ~ - Ti-
1s1 Qua terry meettug To tnorrJw ,,1ve
"st - 4, ~ ~ rIuO al 30 by nv
q. =. -heppard. pastor. 81. mon at
m, Iy nv. l.t Mnl"c =.
II nLlVEr pkr.sB r.h1-I -,
~ corn rnt Adains and u e,tnuL 81, e Ia
L
frcachI Z at i0a, IA. IN, andIx H..
oal oith Sch ol AZ 0 u m. al 2p IN
.-rny-.I ne ug 'v-rv - Il - = "a II ~,
ECONn Is ,FII U11C Il T-,I--7T--
Tor. i"N
Preaching at 1913 m and sopm.
Sabbath scuo i 10 a. m and n IN
Pasto' = Bible class main aud,enc
room p. IN All are Inv ,e,l
1T PAUL's NJ. Z. JnURUn.
~ = IL. Cal well, ID D.. pastor Preach
'hs At 10 30 - AID 30 m.
atlO.3u e. m, Srcram. nttl Sc vice Al
7.sO p. M. Srrmon by tue Presiding Elder
Dr Matiack.
I. JOHN CHUR II.
- sunday SEW vices at 1870 q. m, and
30 q. III. sunday school at 9. Bibie class
al 23O.
Holy communion at s.l5sm. sn,iav
scho fe-lIy.l o. Mo llay eve ling at 7.
IINION NJ +. CHU ,CH corner n, FIN
~ and washington streets, Rev ] b
mann. pas or
servires /" 80 a IN and 3opm
The tubi are cordIHiIy Invited. Sc.,s
free. Strangers welcome.
IUEST Pht SBYFE IAN C0IJ-1-1i
w Preaching AT ~ 80 "A m, and 0pm
Rev. A. N. keigwin, pastor. Sabbaih
school AT 2 m
|lNiT AkIAN CHURCH. West street
tor.
service al II a m. Sunday school al ? AZ
p m. Seats free All are invited.
IN ware avenue AMI Washington street
Rev. DIR. FarmIey, pastor.
Services at 10 30 u IN.
Sunday school al . u m. All are invited