light. Route-From Richmond up Cumberland SEVENTEENTH & NINETEENTH STREETS P. R. THIRTEENTH & FIFTEENTH STREETS P. R. W. Co-Columbia Avenue Branch.-Green car, green light. Route-Up Carpenter to Fifteenth, to Master, to Ridge av., to Columbia av., to Thirteenth, to Carpenter, to Broad, to depot, ab. Washington av. Norris Street Branch.-Yellow car, red light. North Broad Street Branch.-Yellow car, red UNION P. R. W. Co.-Park and Navy Yard Branch. Yellow car, red light. Route-Down Brown to Twenty-third, to Wallace, to Franklin, to Race, to Seventh, to Federal, to Front, to Wharton, to Ninth, to Spring Garden, to Twentythird, to Brown, to Park entrance. Richmond Branch.-Green car, green light. Route-Down Thompson to Marlborough, to Belgrade, to Frankford av., to Master, to Franklin, to Race, to Seventh, to Passyunk av., to Ellsworth, to Broad, up to Christian, to Ninth, to Spring Garden, to Seventh, to Oxford, to Fourth, to Norris, to Memphis, to York, to Thompson, to depot, cor. Norris. Columbia Avenue Branch.-Red car, orange Spring Garden and Poplar Street Branch.- Cedar Street Branch.-Green car, green light. Christian Street Branch.-One horse, yellow Jefferson Street Branch.-One horse, yellow car, red light. Route-From Twenty-fourth down Jefferson, to Franklin, to Thompson, to Front, to Columbia av., to Franklin, to Master, to Twentyfourth, to Columbia av., to depot at Twenty-third. WEST END P. R. W. Co.--Zoological Garden Line. Route-From Woodlands cemetery on Baltimore to Fortieth, to Locust, to Thirty-sixth, to Powelton av., to Thirty-fifth, to Zoological Garden; returning on Thirty-fifth to Eadline, to Thirty-third, to Walnut, to Thirty-sixth, to Locust, to Thirty-eighth, to Woodland av., to Baltimore av., with lines to South street bridge. av., Fairmount Park Line.-Route-From South street bridge to Thirty-fourth and Spruce, on Spruce to Thirty-eighth, to Lancaster av., to Forty-first, to Elm av. and the Centennial Buildings, to George's Hill: returning to Fortieth, to 37 Locust, to Thirty-sixth, to Spruce, to place of of track within the exhibition grounds, furnished Street. Centennial Building Branch.-Blue cars, red BENEVOLENT AND CHARITABLE HOSPITALS AND DISPENSARIES. Bedford Street Mission Dispensary, 613 Alaska. ton street. second street below Walnut. City Hospital (contagious diseases), Hart lane. Dispensary for Skin Diseases, 219 South Elev enth street. Huntingdon streets. sary, Thirteenth and Chestnut streets. Eye and Ear Infirmary, 516 North Eleventh. Germantown Hospital, Shoemaker's lane near Chew street. Gynecological Hospital and Infirmary for Discases of Children, 1624 Poplar street. Germantown Dispensary, Germantown avenue near Haines street. Howard Hospital and Infirmary for Incurables Pa. Chestnut Hill. Homœopathic Dispensary, 4915 Germantown avenue and 1314 Bainbridge street. House of Industry Dispensary, 716 Catharine. Insane Department Pennsylvania Hospital, Filtieth and Haverford road. Darby road. Lying-in Department of Northern Dispensary, Thirty-ninth and Filbert streets. Mission Hospital and Relief Society for women and Children, Eighth and St. Mary streets. Northern Dispensary, 608 Fairmount avenue. Obstetrical Department Philadelphia Dispensary, 142 North Thirteenth street. Orthopedic Hospital and Infirmary for Nervous Diseases, Seventeenth and Summer streets. Pennsylvania Hospital, Eighth and Spruce streets. (See Insane Department.) Philadelphia Lying-in and Nurse Charity, 126 North Eleventh street. Presbyterian Hospital and Dispensary, Thirtyninth and Filbert streets. Philadelphia Hospital, Blockley, Thirty-fourth and South streets. Philadelphia Infirmary for Diseases of the Ear, 43 South Seventeenth street. Philadelphia Dispensary, Medical and Surgical Department, 127 South Fifth street. (See Eye and Ear and Obstetrical Department.) Preston Retreat, Twentieth and Hamilton sts. State Hospital for Women and Infants, 1718 Filbert street. St. Joseph's Hospital, Seventeenth and Girard avenue. St. Mary's Hospital, Frankford road and Pal mer. Southern Dispensary, 318 Bainbridge street. United States Naval Hospital, Gray's Ferry road below Shippen. Wills Eye Hospital, Race street ab. Eighteenth. Woman's Hospital and Dispensary, North College avenue and Twenty-second street. HOMES AND ASYLUMS. Aged and Infirm Colored Persons, Home for, Belmont and Girard avenues. Blind, Pennsylvania Institution for the Instruction of, Twentieth and Race streets. Blind Men, Pennsylvania Working Home for, 3518 Lancaster avenue. Baptist Home, Seventeenth and Norris streets. Boarding Homes for Young Women, 915 Clinton street, 1433 Lombard street and 1605 Filbert. Blind Women, Pennsylvania Industrial Home for, 3921 Locust street. Burd Orphan Asylum of St. Stephen's P. E. Church, Market street west of Sixty-third. Bethesda Children's Christian Home, Township Line and Willow Grove roads. Children's Sea-shore House, Atlantic City, N. J. J. S. Whitney, President, 1815 Vine street. Children's Home, 3947 Market street. Colored Orphans, Association for the Care of, Forty-fourth street and Haverford road. Catholic Home for Destitute Orphan Girls, 1720 Race street. Church Home for Children (Protestant Episcopal), Baltimore avenue and Gray's lane. Deaf and Dumb, Pennsylvania Institution for, Broad and Pine streets. Destitute Infants, St. Vincent's Home for, Eighteenth and Wood streets. Educational Home for Boys, Forty-ninth and Greenway avenue. Franklin Reformatory Home for Inebriates, 913 and 915 Locust street. Foster Home Association, Twenty-fourth and Poplar streets. Howard Institution (under the care of women Friends), 1612 Poplar street. House of the Good Shepherd, Twenty-second and Walnut streets. Home for the Homeless, 708 Lombard street. Home for Destitute Colored Children, Fortysixth and Darby road. Indigent Widows' and Single Women's Society, Cherry street below Eighteenth. Inebriate Home, Harrowgate lane, near Frankford. Infants, Home for, Forty-fifth and Market. Industrial Home for Girls, 762 South Tenth. Jewish Foster Home Society, 1431 North Fifteenth street. Little Sisters of the Poor, Eighteenth street above Jefferson. Lutheran Orphans' Home and Asylum for Aged and Infirm, 5582 Germantown avenue. Lincoln Institution, 308 South Eleventh street. Magdalen Society, Twenty-first and Race. Midnight Mission, 919 Locust street. Methodist Home for Aged, Thirteenth street and Lehigh avenue. Northern Home for Friendless Children, Twenty-third and Brown streets. Old Men's Home, Thirty-ninth street and Powelton avenue. Old Ladies' Home, 2844 Frankford road. Orphans' Society, Sixty-fifth street and Haverford road. Orphans' Home of the Shepherd of the Lambs, Bridesburg. Penn Asylum for Indigent Widows and Single Women, Belgrade street above Otis. Presbyterian Home for Widows and Single Women, Fifty-eighth street and Darby road. Rosine Association, 3216 Germantown av. St. Ann's Widow Asylum, 906 Moyamensing av. St. Luke's Home for Aged Women, 1317 Pine. Seaside Boarding-House, Asbury Park, N. J. In charge of Women's Christian Association, 1605 Filbert street. Soldiers' and Sailors' Home, Office, 513 Market. Soldiers' and Sailors' Orphans, Associated Institute for, Twenty-third and Brown streets. St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Society for Orphan Children, 700 Spruce street. Southern Home for Destitute Children, Twelfth and Fitzwater streets. St. Vincent's Orphan Asylum, Tacony. St. Vincent's Home, Eighteenth and Wood sts. St. John's Male Orphan Society, Forty-eighth street and Westminster avenue. Temporary Home Association, 505 North Sixth. Union Temporary Home for Children, Sixteenth and Poplar streets. Western Provident Society and Children's Home, Forty-first and Venango streets. RELIEF SOCIETIES. Albion Society, 109 South Third street. Bedford Street Mission, 619 Alaska street. Caledonian Club, S. E. cor. Eighth and Walnut. Christmas Fund for Disabled Clergymen (Protestant Episcopal), 421 Chestnut street. Central Employment Association (Friends), Fourth and Green streets. Daughters' Fund, Trustees of the Clergy (Protestant Episcopal), 708 Walnut street. Employment and Instruction of the Poor, Society for, 716 Catharine street. French Benevolent Society, 231 Dock street. Fuel Savings Society. Secretary's office, 731 Walnut street. Female Society for Relief and Employment of the Poor (Friends), 112 North Seventh street. Females, Society for Relief of, 2029 Pine st. Female Association for Relief of Sick and Infirm (Friends), 152 N. Fifteenth street. Friends' Charitable Fuel Association, Race street near Fifteenth. German Society, 24 South Seventh street. Grandom Institution to aid Young Men in Business and Assist the Poor in procuring Fuel, 715 Walnut street. Hebrew Benevolent Society (Female), 1411 Arch street. Hibernian Society, 138 South Front street. Italian Society, Columbus Hall, Eighth street below Fitzwater. Kosciusko Association, 626 Cherry street. Ladies' United Aid Society of the Methodist Church, Thirteenth street and Lehigh avenue. Little Sisters of the Poor, Eighteenth street ab. Jefferson. Musical Fund Society, Locust st. ab. Eighth. Merchants' Fund, Third and Walnut streets. Northern Association for Relief and Employment of Poor Women (Friends), 702 Green street. Nonpareil Typographical Society, Locust street above Eighth. Philadelphia Typographical Society, Sixth and Walnut streets. Philadelphia Society for Alleviating the Miseries of Public Prisons, 109 North Tenth street. Presbyterian Relief Fund for Disabled Ministers, 1334 Chestnut street. Preachers' Aid Society (Methodist), 1018 Arch. Relief and Employment of the Poor, Western Association of Ladies for, 19 South Seventeenth. Swiss Benevolent Society, Fourth and Wood. Sons of St. George, Thirteenth and Arch streets. St. Andrew's Society, 508 Walnut street. St. David's Society, 133 South Fifth street. Scandinavian Society, 347 North Third street. United Hebrew Charities, 30 North Seventh. Union Benevolent Association, 116 South Seventh street. Volunteer Firemen's Funeral Relief Association, Secretary's office, 511 South Fourth strect. Welsh Society, 133 South Fifth street. Widows and Children of Protestant Episcopal Clergymen, Corporation for the Relief of, 212 South Fourth street. Young Men's Home, 211 South Twelfth street. SOUP-HOUses. Central Soup- and Bath-House, 709 Cherry. Kensington Soup-House, 1036 Crease street. Moyamensing Soup-House, Eighth and Marriott streets. Northern Soup Society, 817 North Fourth. North-western Soup-House, Nineteenth and Thompson streets. North-eastern Soup Society and Relief Association, 2252 North Front street. Philadelphia Soup-House, 338 Griscom street. Southwark Soup-House, Sutherland street near Queen. Spring Garden Soup-House, 1329 Buttonwood. Western Soup-House, 1615 South street. OTHER CHARITIES AND BENEFICIAL SOCIETIES. Board of City Trusts, Fifth above Chestnut. Board of Public Charities State of Pennsylvania. Office, 737 Walnut street. Bishop Potter Memorial House, Front and Huntingdon streets. Beneficent Building Association, 619 Walnut. City Mission (Protestant Episcopal). Office, 225 South Ninth street. City Mission (Evangelical Lutheran). Office, 117 North Sixth street. Day Nursery, 410 Blight street. Dog Shelter, Township Line road and Twentyfirst street. Excelsior Association of Old Swedes' Church, 902 S. Second, Emlen Institution, J. J. Barclay, President. Employment Bureau Y. M. C. A., 727 Sansom street. Fountain Society, 1512 Walnut street. Franklin Workingmen's Club, 104 East Huntingdon street. Friends' Reading-Room and Library, Main street, Germantown. Feeble-Minded Children, Training School for, Media, Delaware county, Pa. Flower Mission, Horticultural Hall, Mondays 8 to 12 A.M. Girard Avenue Benevolent Society, Seventeenth street and Girard avenue. Home Missionary Society, 533 Arch street. Howard Building. Board of Trustees, Bainbridge street east of Fourth. Ladies' Depository, 124 South Eleventh street. Ladies' Evangelical Union Depository, 429 North Eighth street. Locust Street Mission Association, Locust street above Ninth. Mercantile Beneficial Association, Seventh and Sansom streets. Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Society. Office 1320 Chestnut street; Women's Branch of, 1320 Chestnut street. Poor-House, Roxborough, Yellow School lane. Poor-House, Germantown, Rittenhouse street. St. Peter's House (Protestant Episcopal), Front and Pine streets. Seamen, Churchmen's Missionary Society for, 773 South Ninth street. School of Design for Women, Filbert and Merrick streets. Seamen's Friend Societies, Pennsylvania and Females', 422 South Front street. Total Abstinence Beneficial Societies, attached to all Roman Catholic churches. Workingmen's Coffee-Houses, Fifteenth and Market streets, 31 South Fourth street. Women's Christian Association dining-room and lodgings, 139 North Seventh street. Workingmen's Club and Beneficial Society of St. Peter's P. E. Church, 100 Pine street. Workingmen's Club of St. Mark's P. E. Church, Bainbridge street above Fifteenth. Workingmen's Club of Epiphany P. E. Church, Market street below Seventeenth. Workingmen's Club and Institute of St. Timothy's Church, Wissahickon Station, Norristown Railroad. Workingmen's Club, North-eastern, 534 Girard avenue. Young Men's Institute, 232 Walnut street. Young Men's Christian Association, 1210 Chestnut street; new building Fifteenth and Chestnut. Young Men's Christian Association (Colored), 728 Lombard street. Young Men's Christian Association, Germantown, Main street near Haines. CHURCHES AND RELIGIOUS SERVICES IN PHILADELPHIA. The location and time of service of the various churches in Philadelphia, with the names and residences of the pastors in charge. When not otherwise stated, the hours of service are-10%, morning; 3%, afternoon; and 7%, evening, from October to May, and 8 o'clock, evening, for the rest of the year. All the churches have morning service, while some have afternoon and others evening services in addition; a few have morning, afternoon and evening ser vices. The Public Ledger, on Saturday of each week, generally contains a summary of Religious News, embracing important facts relating to all denomi nations. On Saturdays the Ledger contains advertisements of the principal Religious Services of the following Sunday. It is estimated that over half a million persons read the Ledger every day. ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Edwin King, Corresponding Secretary, 1716 Francis street. Eighth street nr. Buttonwood: Elder Geo. A. Brown, 608 N. Eighth. Niagara Hall, Monroe bel. Third. Hall, Wharton ab. Seventh. CAMDEN. Cooper's Point Church. Third and Federal. 10 A.M., 3 P.M. BAPTIST. Baptist Home, Seventeenth and Norris. American Baptist Publication Society, 1420 Chestnut. American Baptist Historical Society, 1420 Chest nut. Rev. J. V. Ambler, District Secretary American Baptist Missionary Union. Rev. G. W. Anderson, D.D., Book Editor American Baptist Publication Society. Rev. L. G. Beck, Corresponding Secretary Pennsylvania Baptist General Association. Rev. Sidney Dyer, District Secretary American Baptist Publication Society. Rev. E. D. Fendall, Sales Department American Baptist Publication Society. Rev. Benjamin Griffith, D.D., Secretary American Baptist Publication Society. Rev. Howard Malcolm, D.D., President American Baptist Historical Society. Rev. J. D. King, Financial Secretary American Baptist Historical Society. Rev. Warren Randolph, D.D., Sunday-school and Missionary Secretary American Baptist Publication Society. Rev. G. M. Spratt, D.D., Corresponding Sec- Angora, Baltimore av. and Chapel: Rev. Wm. B. Tolan, 1108 S. Fifty-ninth. Berean, Chestnut ab. Fortieth: Rev. Edgar M. Levy, D.D., 4019 Chestnut. Beth Eden, Broad and Spruce: Rev. J. Wheaton Smith, D.D., 417 S. Ninth. Bethany, Fox Chase: Rev. George Hand, Hatboro'. Bethesda, Fifth and Venango: Rev. Thomas C. Trotter, 1339 N. Eleventh. Blockley, Fifty-third ab. Haverford av.: parsonage, next to church. Boardman Chapel, cor. Broad and Reed: Rev. Philip L. Jones, 1406 Pine. 10 A.M., 7 P.M. Broad Street, cor. Broad and Brown: Rev. E. L. Magoon, D.D., 1319 Girard av. Bustleton Chapel, Bustleton: Rev. W. E. Cornwell. 71⁄2 P.M., Sunday-school, 2 P.M. Byberry Chapel, Byberry; Rev. R. B. Cook, Holmesburg 21⁄2 P.M. Calvary, Fifth bel. Carpenter; Rev. J. H. Parks, 613 Dickinson. Christian Street Mission, Christian bel. Eleventh. Chestnut Hill, Main and Summit: Rev. J. D. King, Highland av. Eleventh, Twelfth ab. Race: Rev. I. Newton Ritner, 708 N. Eleventh. Emanuel Mission, Twenty-third ab. Race: Rev. Wm. Entwistle. Falls of Schuylkill, Queen ab. Ridge av.: Rev. Alfred B. Free, next to church. Fifth, cor. Eighteenth and Spring Garden: Rev. Benjamin D. Thomas, 759 Corinthian av. Fiftieth, Seventh and Susquehanna av. : Rev. E. C. Romine, 2225 Franklin. First, cor. Broad and Arch: Rev. George Dana Boardman, D.D., 3815 Walnut. First, of Manayunk, Belmont bel. Wood: Rev. Jos. Humstone, next to church. First African, Cherry ab. Tenth: Rev. Theodore Doughty Miller, 1611 Burton. First German, Sixth ab. Poplar: Rev. J. S. Gubelman, 1240 Mervine. First (Germantown), Price street: Rev. Edw. N. Harris. First West Philadelphia, cor. Chestnut and Thirty-sixth: Rev. George Cooper, 221 S. Thirty-eighth. Fourth, cor. Fifth and Buttonwood: Rev. John Peddie, D.D., 505 Brown. Frankford, cor. Paul and Unity: Rev. T. P. Coulston, 4721 Penn, Frankford. Frankford Avenue, Frankford av. and Aramingo: Rev. J. Alpha Mullen. Germantown First, Price nr. Main: Rev. E. N. Harris. Germantown Second, cor Main and Upsal: Rev. James Lisk, parsonage next to church. Germantown Third, Wister and Wakefield: Rev. G. W. Folwell, 4533 Rubicam av. Gethsemane, cor. Eighteenth and Columbia av.: Rev. L. P. Hornberger, 1700 Oxford. Grace, Berks ab. Eleventh: Rev. B. L. Hartman, 1816 Diamond. Hope Chapel: vacant. Holmesburg, Main street: Rev. R. B. Cook, Holmesburg. Immanuel Chapel, Twenty-third ab. Race: Rev. Wm. Entwistle, 2217 Summer. Lower Dublin, nr. Bustleton: Rev. W. E. Cornwell. Macedonian Mission, Twelfth and McKean; Rev. Mr. Taylor. Manatawna, Ridge av., Roxborough: Rev. James Kenney. Manayunk, Belmont av. bel. Wood: Rev. J. Humpstone, parsonage next to church. Mantua, Fortieth and Silverton av.: Rev. J, G. Walker, 554 N. Fortieth. Mariners', Front bel. Christian: Rev. Joseph Perry, 946 S. Front. Memorial, cor. Broad and Master: Rev. P. S. Henson, D.D., 1330 Jefferson. Messiah, Dauphin nr. Amber: Rev. S. P. Pendleton, 425 E. Dauphin. Milestown, Oak Lane: Rev. E. Dallas Stager, Branchtown. Mount Olive, Masonic Hall, Eleventh bel. Pine: Rev. Clarence A. Adams. Mount Vernon Mission, Washington above Hipple Lane, Manayunk, Nicetown, Germantown av. above Broad: Rev. Jabez Ferris, 4072 Germantown av. North, Eighth ab. Master: Rev. Albert Foster, 1508 N. Seventh. Oak Street (colored), Forty-first and Ludlow: Rev. Robert A. Pinn, 4006 Locust. 101⁄2 A.M., 8 P.M. Olivet, cor. Sixth and Federal: Rev. J. H. Chambers,623 Wharton. Olivet Mission, Shiffler Hall, Moyamensing av. bel. Dickinson: vacant. Passyunk, Passyunk av. and Broad: Rev. George Board, 532 Washington av. Pilgrim Chapel Tabernacle Mission, Twentythird and Christian. Rittenhousetown Chapel, Rittenhouse nr. Wissahickon: Rev. David Spencer, Roxborough. Roxborough, Ridge av. opposite Lyceum :Rev. David Spencer. Sandy Ford Chapel, Bustleton turnpike: Rev. Wm. E. Cornwell. Second, Seventh bel. Girard av.: Rev. Wm. Cathcart, D. D., 830 N. Sixth. Second (Germantown), cor. Main and Upsal: Rev. Jas. Lisk. Second German, Chapel, Second ab. Norris: Rev. John Linker, 2401 N. Fourth. Shiloh (colored), South ab. Tenth: George W. Hamlin, 1013 Rodman. Rev. Spring Garden, Thirteenth ab. Wallace: Rev. Wm. M. Lawrence, 1433 N. Thirteenth. Spruce Street, Spruce bel. Fifth vacant. Star of Bethlehem Mission, Sixty-third and Vine: Edw. Roberts, Superintendent. Tabernacle, Chestnut ab. Eighteenth : Rev. G. E. Reese, 2051 Cherry. Tenth, Eighth ab. Green: Rev. A. J. Rowland, 525 Franklin. Third, Second ab. Catharine: Rev. J. H. Peters, 431 Christian. Third Church Mission, Front and Hazel. Third (Germantown), cor. Wister and Wakefield: Rev. G. W. Folwell, 4533 Rubicam av. Twelfth, Richmond nr. Shackamaxon: Rev. Thos. B. Bott, 333 Richmond. Union (colored), Minster ab. Sixth. Wissahickon Chapel, Ridge av.: Rev. David Spencer, Roxborough. CAMDEN. Broadway, Broadway bel. Spruce: Rev. C. H. Johnson, 617 Pine. Fourth Street, Fourth bel. Market: Rev. J. C. Wynn, 702 Market. North, Second and Pearl: Rev. R. G. Moses, 215 Friend's av. Second, cor. Fourth and Mt. Vernon: Rev. Wm. W. Dalby, 273 Kaighn's Point av. Third, Broadway bel. Jackson: Rev. E. V. Glover, Penn ab. Fifth. Trinity, Fifth ab. Market: Rev. A. H. Lung, 426 Stevens. Seventh (colored), cor. Kaighn's av. and West Jersey R. R.: Rev. Moses Wilcox, 716 Syca more. FREE CHURCH. Free Baptist Church, Otis ab. Girard av. : Rev. Joseph L. James. BIBLE CHRISTIANS. First Church, Third ab. Girard av. BRETHREN OF CHRIST (UNITED). Centenary Church, east Mt. Airy av. Rev. H. V. Mohn, west Mt. Pleasant av. nr. Main. First Church, Fourth ab. Norris: Rev. David Hoffman, 1951 N. Fourth. CHRISTIAN EVANGELIST. Sunnyside Hall, Fairmount av. and Seventeenth. CHRISTIAN (INDEPENDENT). Mount Zion, Christian bel, Sixth: Rev. E. E. Mitchell, 2041 Brandywine. Ebenezer, Marlborough ab. Belgrade: Rev. John G. Wilson, 1409 Hanover. CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN Marshall ab. Poplar: Rev. J. P. Hetric, 1012 Marshall. Main ab. Sharpnack, Germantown. CHURCH OF CHRIST. Twelfth ab. Wallace: Rev. C. C. Foote, 671 N. Twelfth. CAMDEN. Stevens ab. West: vacant. CHURCH OF GOD. Germantown av. and Berks. CONGREGATIONAL. Central, Eighteenth and Green: Rev. James R. Danforth, 1910 Mt. Vernon. Lyman Whiting, D.D. EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION. Presiding Elder, Rev. S. G. Rhoads, 1432 N. Fifth. Christ Church, Eighth below Girard av. Rev. S. S. Chubb. Emanuel, Fourth bel. Poplar: Rev. C. B. Fliehr, 856 Charlotte. Southwark, Fifth bel. Carpenter: Rev. Francis Hoffman, 1029 S. Fifth. |