CLEVELAND NEWSPAPER DIGEST JAN. 1 TO DEC. 31, 1862 Abstracts 396 - 405 CHURCHES & SECTS - United Presbyterian (Cont'd) 396 L July 28:3/3 - The Rev. Marcus Ormond of Hoopstown, Pa., will preach in the United Presbyterian church tomorrow. (1) 397 L Aug. 16:3/3 - The Rev. J. S. McConnell will preach in the United Presbyterian church on Erie st. tomorrow. (1) 398 L Nov. 8; adv: 3/2 - The Rev. J. W. Logue of Northfield will preach in the United Presbyterian church tomorrow morning at 10:30, and in the afternoon at 2:30. (1) Universalist 399 - L Jan. 18:3/3 - The Rev. V. P. Wilson will preach in the Sons of Temperance hall, Ontario st., tomorrow morning and evening. The theme of the morning discourse is "Sympathy"; that of the evening, "Sin and Redemption." 400 - L Mar. 15:3/2 - The first of a regular series of meetings having in view the establishment of a Universalist society will be held tomorrow in Sons of Temperance hall at Hoffman's block on Superior st. 401 L Apr. 19:3/1 There will be religious services with selections from Dr. Chapin's sermons, in the upper rooms of Hoffman's block at two o'clock tomorrow afternoon. 402 L Apr. 26:3/2 The Rev. D. Bacon of Pittsburgh will preach this (1) (1) (1) There will be a religious service with selections from Dr. Chapin's sermons at two o'clock tomorrow afternoon. (1) 403 L May 17:3/2 There will be religious services in the upper rooms of Hoffman's block May 18, at 10:30 a.m., by readings from Theodore Parker: "The spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak." 404 L May 24:3/3 The Rev. V. P. Wilson of New Philadelphia and the Rev. P. H. Bateson of Walcott, N. Y., will preach tomorrow morning and evening at the Sons of Temperance hall, Hoffman's block. 405 L July 26:3/3 The First Universalist society will hold services tomorrow at Hotfman's block. The Rev. G. H. Vibberts will preach in the morning and in the evening. The subject of his morning discourse will be "The Christian Life Progressive"; in the evening, "The Way of the Transgressor." The Reverend Mr. Dolloff will preach in the afternoon. (1) (1) (2) CLEVELAND NEWSPAPER DIGEST JAN. 1 TO DEC. 31, 1862 Abstracts 406 - 413 CHURCHES & SECTS Universalist (Cont'd) 406 L Nov. 22; adv: 3/2 The Rev. G. H. Vibberts will preach tomorrow morning and evening in Sons of Temperance hall in Hoffman's block. His subject will be "The Doctrine of Endless Misery was Invented by the Heathen." 407 L Nov. 27; adv: 3/3 - The Rev. G. H. Vibberts will preach a Thanksgiving sermon this morning at Sons of Temperance hall, opposite the postoffice. Wesleyan 408 L Jan. 1:3/4 - The convention for conference and prayer in reference to the imprisonment of the Rev. George Gordon for violation of the fugitive slave law will be held today in the First Wesleyan Methodist meeting-house on Euclid st., near Shelby st. 409 L June 21:3/2 The Rev. A. Crooks will deliver a sermon on "The Nation's Duty in Relation to Slavery," in the First Wesleyan Methodist church tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. 410 L Oct. 4:3/3 In consequence of the moving of the First Wesleyan Methodist church of this city to a more suitable locality, the committee of the Y.M.C.A. have kindly tendered to the congregation of the above place the use of the church on Champlain st. Services will be held in this building every Sunday, commencing in the morning at half-past ten and in the evening at half-past seven. The Rev. A. Crooks is the pastor. CIRCUSES (1) (1) (1) (1) 411 L May 10:3/1 The extensive show of the great jester, Dan Rice, gives the first of four exhibitions May 12. It will be located on the lot fronting on Erie st., between Ohio and Eagle sts. (2) (2) 412 L May 13:3/2 - At the opening exhibition of Dan Rice's great show yesterday there was literally a jam. Dan has lost none of the originality of style and irresistible humor that have made him, to the popular idea, the prince of ring jesters. (2) 413 L July 22; adv:2/7 George F. Bailey & Co.'s Zoological and Hippoarenic pavilion announces its arrival and performances at 2 and 7:30 p.m., Friday and Saturday, Aug. 1st and 2nd, at Erie st., near Ohio st., where its Mammoth exhibition, Menagerie and Circus will perform. With all kinds of wild animals from India, Africa and Asia. And rare birds, a vast number of unique quadrupeds of every kind, and the best Circus performers. Two bands, one String and one Brass, will render music. cents. Admittance 25 (7) CLEVELAND NEWSPAPER DIGEST JAN. 1 TO DEC. 31, 1862 Abstracts 414 - 423 CIRCUSES (Cont'd) 414 L July 22; adv: 2/7 - The Thayer, Noyes & Co.'s great United States Circus and Hippozoonomadon announces that their exhibition takes place at Erie st., near Ohio st., at 2 and 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday and Wednesday, July 22 and 23, with the best and largest number of Musicians, Ring and Trick Horses, Ponies and Mules, and Clowns. And all this for the extraordinary low price, 25 cents. CITY DIRECTORY. CITY GOVERNMENT - See Printing & Publishing 415 L Jan. 8:3/4 The city council last night received reports from the police clerk, as inspector, secretary of water works, weigher of hay on east side, city attorney, and acting infirmary director. 416 L Jan. 8:3/4 The city council last night adopted a resolution allowing Isaac W. Walker to pay $100 for a license fee for the Academy of Music for the year ensuing, payable annually in advance. 417 L Jan. 15:3/2 The city council last night received a communication from the board of city improvements, recommending the passage of an act amendatory to an act providing for the organization of cities and incorporated villages. (11) (2) (2) (1) 418 - L Jan. 15:3/2 The city council last night received a communication from Coe and May, in relation to the Manhattan Insurance co. (1) 419 L Apr. 24:3/1 - Members of the council and other city officers are requested to meet at the council hall today at one p.m. to make arrangements to attend the funeral of the late Hon. William Case. I. U. Masters, president of the council. 420 L Oct. 1:3/2 The city council last night adopted a resolution instructing the finance committee to confer with the city attorney in the case of Henry Wick against the city of Cleveland. (1) (1) 421 L Oct. 1:3/2 The city council last night adopted a resolution allowing James Hamilton the sum of $2 per month for taking charge of the flag belonging to the city. (1) 422 L Oct. 8:3/3 The city council last night approved a contract with Thatcher, Burt and Company, and P. Smith. (1) 423 L Oct. 8:3/3 The city council last night adopted a resolution that the council meet on Oct. 15 to plan the removal of surplus water on Pittsburgh st. and to decide upon a plan of paying for material and labor on the city prison. (1) CLEVELAND NEWSPAPER DIGEST JAN. 1 TO DEC. 31, 1862 Abstracts 424 - 431 CITY GOVERNMENT (Cont'd) 424 L Mar. 19:3/2 The proceedings of he city council were suddenly interrupted last evening by the going out of gas. Light was restored in a few minutes, and the work of the city fathers went on its proper termination. See also subjects of ordinances (1) Finance 425 L Jan. 15:3/2 The city council last night adopted a resolution authorizing Mr. Barlow to go to Columbus and procure the passage of an act by the legislature authorizing the city of Cleveland to fund the stock owned by Cleveland in the Cleveland, Painesville and Ashtabula railroad and the Cleveland and Pittsburgh railroad. 426 Jan. 15:3/2 The city council last night adopted a resolution instructing the treasurer to renew the policies of insurance on schools. (1) (1) 427 L July 14:2/2 Something must be done to lessen the evils of the 428 L Sept. 3:3/2 The city council last nigh adopted a resolution (4) 429 L Oct. 1:3/2 The city council last night adopted a report of the city auditor of all receipts and expenditures of money during the quarter ending Oct. 1. (1) 430 L Oct. 18:3/1 The city council last night adopted a resolution authorizing the finance committee to issue orders on the city treasurer for redeemable currency from $1 up to $50,000. (2) 431 L Oct. 18:3/1 The city council last night adopted a resolution that the finance committee report to the council a plan of paying out the demand orders of the city. (2) H |