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o. The McKendree Sabbath School will
hold their first annual exhibition this evening
in the McKendree Chapel, on Massachusetts
avenue, between 9th and 10th street. Service
to commence precisely at eight O'Clock. A
collection will be taken up to purchase a libra
ry for the use Of the school. The public are
respectfully invited to attend.
Tuesday, May 5th, 1885,
The CIRcUs.-When the tent fell down in
Georgetown, the spectators did not get their
money returned; they are not little mortified
in addition to their bruises some have limited
that f--ls and their money were soon parted.
1t is estimated that the two Circuses that
have just left after several weeks performances
have carried away $4,000 cash out of the
District. CARoLLARY-small debts are very
hard to collect.
Several of the bachelors in our City Post
Office, scarcely know what to make of the
" insinuation" that they cannot let the ladies
alone, who come TO the new window. They
say it is the ladies who will not leave them a.
lone. The highest of all authority says, "it is
not good for man to be alone," so the ladies
are not much 10 blame.
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The Hall of the House of Representatives,
has undergone wonderful change since
Thursday last. Its summer furniture makes
it look ten degrees cooler. 1t is to be hoped
that members will keep their passions down to
the proper temperature.
The petitions from the various Institutions of
the Blind, asking Congress to make an appro-
priation tor the purchase of books with raised
characters, has been referred TO Select Com
mittee. Surely no constitutional scruples will
be raised against so benevolent an object. .I
A bride and bridegroom made their appear
ance yesterday in the gallery of the House.
They appeared happy as couple of turtle
doves. What can be the reason that married
people cannot always be as happy?
1t appears we are to have light in the city
at last, Tor or-yesterday the District Committee
reported bill to the House for the incorpora-
ton Of a Washington City Gas Company.
The capital stock is $4,000, divided into
shares of $50 each. 3
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REMovALs.-On and since the first of May,
there has been a number of removals of clerks
from the Treasury and General Post Office
Buildings. Reason why2 Don't know!
There will be very interesting exhibition
this, Tuesday evening, by the Junior Class of
the Columbian College, at the Baptist Church
on Tenth street.
The meeting of the Congressional Temper
ance Society at Wesley Chapel is postponed
for a few days.
THE WASHINGTON PULPIT.
7erts Of The different Ministers on Sabbath,
May 3, 1916.
FOURTH PRES. CHURCH, 9th ST.