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National Republican., 1873-10-04
SERIOUS A ACCIDENTS.
Probably Fatnl Fall.

Yesterday afternoon young German
woman, named Eliza Hase, employed as a do
mcstic In the family Of Mr.. +. W. Plugge, 474
Pennsylvania avenue, met with an accident
which will probably prove fatal. While en-
gagged In cleansing one OF the second-story
windows Of the premises referred to, she lost
her balance and fell to the pavement-a dis
tance Of about twenty-five fee.-sustaining
severe Internal injuries. Ono side OF her face
was terribly mangled, but fortunately her
skull was not fractured. DR.. Boldemann at
the time Of the fall up to late hour last
evening.
He has no hope Of her recovery, in conse-
quence Of Internal hcmorrhages. The un-
fortunate woman has been In this country but
four weeks, having recently arrived at Balti-
more In the steamer Leipsic from Bremen.
She has an uncle In this city, but no other
near relatives.
ACCIDENT TO MARINE.
On Thursday night, between 8 and o'clock,
a. Corporal O'Neill Of the marine corps was
coming down the west steps Of the Capitol he
slipped and fell to the pavement, breaking
his leg. He was picked DIP and removed to
the Marine hospital, where his leg was set.
FALL FROM BUILDING.
Yesterday, about IL o'clock, an accident oc-
CURED that will probably result in the death
Of promising young man. II appears that
Mr.. Philip Virgins, a bricklaycr, engaged at
work on the new building being erected on
Seventh street, near 4, for the Second Ma
tional bank, missed his footing and fell back
ward from the top Of the building, distance
OF about forty-hve feet, to the second floor,
where his left leg caught between an iron
girdsr and the wall and he hung suspended
| until he was removed. Lieut.. Kelly, who
happened 10 bc In front Of the building at
the time, superintended the lowering Of the
young man. who was strapped to plank and
| let down with ropes. He was then removed,
| In an unconscious condition, to Kolb's drug
store. DR.. ]. +. Hartigan was sent for, and
on his arrival found that the unfortunate
mans left leg and wrist had been broken, and
| that he had sustained other injuries on the
head md body Of serious character. The
broken limbs were set and the man removed
| TO the rcsidence Of his mother, near the cor
ncr Of Four-and-a-half and II streets south
west.
National Republican., 1873-10-04
The New Fire Alarm.

As was stated yesterday morning, there
were two bids for the construction Of the new
hre-alarm telegraph, both from the same
firm; one was for complete system at S75, 900,
and the other partial one for $4,000. In
response the board have replied 10 the bid
ders; "Your bid for the construction OF fire.
alarm telegraph ir ihe cities Of Georgetown
and Washington, d. C., has been considered
by the board. BY the act Of the Legislative
Assembly the board cannot enter into con-
tract for the construction Of a hre-alarm tele-
graph for greater sum than $4,000. The
law clearly contemplates that the entire work
shall be completed for this sum, and II you
construct 1t for this amount the board will
contract with you, otherwise 1t cannot"
National Republican., 1873-10-04
THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Gevernsr shepherd on the Character n
the Qualiaca tisns Of Osr Representative

Gevernsr Shepherd on the Character and
the Qualiaca tisss Of Osr Representatives.
Governor Shepherd, In response to IN invi-
tation to be present and address the grand
mass meeting to raify the denomination of
Hon. Lemuel Bur- of the Twenty First
district, gave his views regarding the mate
rial issue Involved In the present campaign
In the following terse and characteristic
letter;
OcroBEA I. 1s73
A. Cumpbsti, es9., Pyssidsnt, de-:
DEAR sIR: Iregret my inability to attend your
meeting this evening.
1t Is my earnest desire that good, true, honest,
Intelligent men should be elected to the Legisa-
tive branch Of the District government men
fully aware Of the needs Of this capital, and who
will honestly, fearlessly, and energetcally labor
for the advancement OF It's interests. the times
demand such ofrcers. None others should be
chosen. Believing that you will make such q
selection and secure the services OF proper men,
am with you heartily. The grand purpose In
process OF accomplishment Is nearly secured. Do
not falter or hesitate, but press forward TO q
complete and glorious realization. The regener-
alton OF the capital Ia mission well worthy to
be wrought out BY that party which saved the
nation from annihllatlon.
Truly yours, ALEX. X. SHEPHERD.
National Republican., 1873-10-04
Penn.yIvanin Republican Association.

This association met last night at the 81.
James hotel and transacted some routine
business, chiefly with reference to leaves of
absence TO go home and vote and procurin 6
for all that are able to leave for that purpose.
The arrangements reported as In progress by
the committee on transportation at the last
meeting were announced as having been per-
fected. A large delegation have reported
their Intention to 20 home and cast their
votes at the State election.
National Republican., 1873-10-04
Smurerbuud Hall,

Mr.. George X. Baier, who Is popularity
known as former assistant Of Welcker, has
fitted up Sengerbund hall, otherwise known
as tho Post Office Res taurant, corner of
Eighth and Z streets, In elegant style, and
stocked 1t with all the solids and liquids that
are calculated to tempt the appetite. The
house Is well conducted, the position CEN
tral and the accommodations excellent. One
Of the most attractive features Is the fine
lunch daily provided at the low figure Of 10
cenlA.
National Republican., 1873-10-04
Georgetown Academy Of the Visitation.
This popular institutlon reopened this sel

This popular institution reopened this sea-
son In the splendid new academy building,
under the most promising auspices, the num-
be- Of pupils being unusually large. Parents
and guardians who, on account of distance,
have hitherto been unable to avail themselves
OF the educa, ional advantages of this excel
lent academy. will be pleased to learn that
the street cars now stop at the door OF The
institution, TINS making II easy OF access In
all kinds of Waa ther from any part Of Wash
inRton.
National Republican., 1873-10-04
THE CITY YESTERDAY.
RECORD OF LOCAL EVENTS.

Political, Reiisisus, Social and PERSON."
News-A Curieus Charge Aaainst n
Gevernmest Pripter-A Murderer scs-
tence-Mcctinss Of state Associations
How the Csid.Nvster Men arc Gettins
AIeas whh Their Little Campaign,
National Republican., 1873-10-04
ALKx. X. SHEPHERD.
The Everett Lyceum,

The following officers were elected last
night by the above lyceum: President, J. W.
Cox; vice president, s. IIlllman; secretary,
II. Ii. Bliss; treasurer, G. II. Cooper; editor,
@. NJ. Wood; critic, {. Murphy; sergeant-at-
arms, J. Keene. The lyceum meets on FRI,
the oldest aud best-established literary asso-
clatlons In the city,
National Republican., 1873-10-04
EAL EsTATR DIRECTORY OF TIIR
\ CITY OF WARRINGTON. =

REAL KsTATE 4, pIREGT0RY OF THE
:. sr ss ;ss. :. c :. p:s s: n
ssa 8 e Il. y Sr
Sns Ss SssfSsp Y hs
air. shsr F as bs sS q
itE Etwenty'four squares. .'l 90
Tho puslc ma iSo.s dssirlns 2as' such Wcr2 T Are
hereby int9rmsd tAasI hays SSEsen.Sd 70 y re @ 81;
s..S y s:!;s:
q s.sh sspsr.ts square and ioS p.ss q d. aud
Surveyor Of tbe District 0 i6oIunSis.
/ also have agreed 10 e1smine the statistical Ia.
Salon y int tIs ierms s.lcs Il ths% VIII u COT:
and ''A'' fs'''ai %ILifS L TX nHSkaAN. r.. olsrs
y q ns snS hSSsy
as Srsesery q e :aas 1 ps n
sys5y wy reliable and o. value /, TIE pnbls sen.
sAd' isf u Y HRSR ts ssss y OF
subse.iptions and orders will bs rsosived Il the
rETE ss22E n ~ sRn :5ss asr'sSsss sy.ns.
Ess s9saa. ss5ss ss g. ass.:ls
SssSS & .SS N & ss.Is
g .ss sss e q
tus IL assured. EFF u, FAkHTz.
selB-dU Oompilars and pnblis hers.
National Republican., 1873-10-04

TAPE WORM REMOVED, WITH HEAD COM
p;s sdss s's sSss s $its1,Ia hssP Ssf
Sesst.6e ise t sS.sd Esfsr to citizens iI,ssS
ststss sassH Army a Medical Museum regard
y asS css ssen se s
with head complete, at the museum one,hAlf the
diseases are caused by tape other existing
In the aiimentAry canal. Promipent citizens of
Wellington Will eertiiy that after being treated by
plAint consumption, 30, for years. they have been
completely restored 10 health under my treatment,
ease. None but vegetable remedies used, aud q
epre guaranteed ~ every case undertaken by me-
8 to 10, II to and btos.
se2S'I ei3 Fourth street, bet ID and j, W,
National Republican., 1873-10-04
New 10 Year Tise % Iavest.
$4,000 wortl0pf
v New and Nobby
At PANIC Pncrs.
t0q Seventh street northwest,

Boots and shoes,
L. HuLBRur,
Aoa Seventh street northwest,
TIE rs.ic Of tie Periss.
THIS 10 trying season 10 persons deficient In |
stamina and ont Of health. TO rally their phys |
ical energies By the most approved ARTIFICIAL |
mesns y duty they owe 70 themselves. Fore |
stands sSSa ssSmscs sssrs 81
sSIe ~ ssimSlsns and corrective aFainst which no
.enaSe .sin p oojecsion can b urGed. There is no
IN existence for renoyatine an eniee6led and
broken down system. TIE most valuable medici-
psSdacs: sSss nature hs, eyer Yielded Y DO
and its stimulating basis a recognised In our
public q The purest Of oil the varieties
OF distllled 1iquorn. For general debility, ner-
mss.m mi is1:rs sGs i
apositive specinc.
"FIvn Mnurrs ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
body who has travelled BY railroad has heard the
above announcement and has probably suffered
from eating TOO hastily, thereby sowing the seed
Peruvian syrup viii cure the wort cases Of dys-
pepsia, "a thousands are ready TO testify.
TEE new colounsde Hotel, Pn,ladelpnis, ra.,
Is one Of the largest hotels in the country.
FALL CLOTHING FOE anrLnnx.
All the latest styles Coats, Pants and Vests,
Fall Oversacka, &o., &C.,
Unegualed IN style and quality.
Prices most economical.
Our Youths. BoyI and Chiidrens Clothing is
quality Of material.
sises for boys from three Xears Of axs 70
twenty. NOAH WALKER 4 Co.,
eii Pennsylvania avenue.
rs Csse Yssr Caiarrh, Csssh,
hay fever. &s, without taking medicine. use
Klrkwoods inhaler. For sale At 0llmans drug
store.
Bosps or TEE BoAHp ov PusLIo wosEs.-ws
| need three thousand dollars Of these bonds, and
vi" sell some Of our nns ~, Ts,cSss Ha,a fCr them.
Cor. Fifteenth and y streets, OPP. treasury.
Fiss Watches.
0a, g gree. e, specially, American and importee
to order; . goLAy nos.llL.
TEE oRsAr KsaLnu RzxnDr for aous ant
Rhcumatiam. All sufferers from the shove com
Ssse sIs q scsH nne q OGs rs a
They can DO relied upon - the most safe an,
enectuai remedy ever offered 70 the public, an,
have been universally used in kuroge for man,
fRoUY 1 HAnsASr, - strand, London, knsiand
and sold BY all drussisss.
wnrrx clean, sound tsesA, ell nay have b
using daily TlUisTorS ivory Psari Toos
Powder; price o and % cents per bottle.
BEAuTlIuI, soft, giossy hair, all deairs II, d
may havs Il BY Constant use Of TnonPSor'
romAds optins. Price, - and % osnts p
MgnrootoslDKida alovsssrs vsry stylish whs
not soilod. Jouvnp inodoroas kid GLOW
Cleaner will renovate them thoroughly; price I
cenn Per bottle. An sold By dFuGGists n
waAisAAgS-Ns-ssalAD Bramsfnnns Pl.Al
TNA Whenever Q plaater y needed, ere unr
National Republican., 1873-10-04
The RegI.tra,ion Yesterday.

The board Of registration yesterday regis
tered, at their rooms, corner of Pennsylva-
mia avenue and Seventeenth streets, the fol-
lowing; Changei-w white, 3ii cOlored, 25.
New-white, SO colored, l07,
National Republican., 1873-10-04
CeriIaed Chccka nj n PremIum.

d. NJ Davis boot and shoe dealer, corner
Twelfth and + streets, will sell boots and
shoes at discount of Ave per cent. for certl-
fed checks or cash for the next ten days, In
order to make room for very large stock of
fall goods now arriving daily. I
National Republican., 1873-10-04
$i,6OO,OOO,
s & .ss

Total. iaooo ofts all Cash. amounting tos 800 900
The distribution will be positive whether all the
siftS al paid in proportion 10 the tickets sold.
Price Of Tickets.
, whoe " Nuchsts; ss9; hs,yss y; !Snths, Y, or sseh
for el,oo6; llo whole uckets Tor 9s,oooi IN whole
hckcts Tor eloooo No discount on less thAn ob0o
worth Of uokets at tina
Ticists noy ready Tor sale. and all orders sscom;
panied @ bx ns money promptly nlled Liberal
THOe. =. BRABILRTTK,
Agent Pubic Library OF Kentucky and Manager
o. ain Oonoort. Public Library Building, Louis
vnis. S. sea3- 'Anlm
National Republican., 1873-10-04
METROPOLITAN EVANGELICAL. A
LANCE.

Preparations for Their Reception In WASH
instss-Tho OHicial Prsaraane.
At the meeting Of the Methodist branch Of
the Evangelical Alliance, held on Thursday,
October 2, at the Metropolitan NJ. e. church,
Rev. DR.. Tiffany In the chair, 1t was unanl-
mously resolved that by the aid Of the pas
tors and people Of the Protestant churches
Of the city, public reception would be given
to the European delegates to the Evangelical
Alliance, now In session In New York, on
Tuesday, the 14th Of October. After the en-
| joyment Of similar reception In Philadel-
phia on Monday, October IS, the delegates
Tuesday afternoon. On that evening pub
lie meeting Of the delegation with the ALI
ance here will be held In the Metropolitan Nj.
L. church, and addresses Of great interest by
eminent men among them will be made: On
Wednesday the delegation will walt on Presi-
dent Grant, who, with his Cabinet and MEM
bcrs of the diplomatic corps, will receive
them. They will also Inspect the various
Departments Of the Government and the sew
cral institutions Of the capital. To prepare
for this reception large number of the pas.
tors Of the city were appointed by the meet
ing committee of arrangements, and also q
special committee Of finance was named to
obtain the requisite funds for the expenses ol
the delegation. This committee, which J:
hereby earnestly requested to act rs such, Il
composed Of the following gentlemen: W. "
Corcoran, W. NJ. Gait, Z. N. Zcvely, s. II
Kaufman, DR.. Prcsbry, B. II. Stincmetz, A
s. Pratt, z. d. Gilman, j. G. Willard, N. G.
Emery, J. W. Thompson, z. Richards ant
VIM. Ballantync.
These gentlemen of the finance committed
are urgently desired to meet with the pastor
Of the city this afternoon, October 4, at tn,
parlors Of the Y. NJ. c. A., at 4:30 o'clock, I,
take the proper steps for this object, which
should be provided Tor promptly.
National Republican., 1873-10-04

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
X An, MAsnIseTos, G.. September y, 1873,
Vile, Ohio, praying for the extension of patent
granted A. 20 him on the 81 day o. January lseo
y M y ordered that the testimony IN The. ease be
slosed on the "a day Of December neIt thhtthe ipe
limited 70 the l2th day Of December next and that
said petition 10 heard on the i7th day Of December
Any person may oppose this extension.
ocIRew H. D. LEdQETT. Commissioner,
National Republican., 1873-10-04
BOARD OF FIRE co: :nMIssIoNKRs.

serisus Charge Against Feremsu Gses.
The board met at their rooms last night;
President Williams In the chair. Abeont
Commissioner McDsvitt.
The report Of tho chief engineer for Sep
tember was presented by that ofIicer. Seven
fires occurred during the month. Loss $500;
fully covered by insurance.
II. X. Miles, superintendent Of the nrc-
alarm telegraph, reported that on account Of
the improbability OF getting new lrc-aiarm
telegraph n present some repairs to tho old
line were necessary.
He was instructed TO estimate the crpenses
Of the necessary work.
Mr.. W. w. Writ sent q Communication do
eli 1ing 10 furnish additional supplies for the
del artment and requesting an carly ltquIda-
tion. Of his claim.
MIR. Charles Hereford presented a charge
agai asst Foreman Goss, OF No. 4 Engine Com
pany, of assaulting himself and family some
time sfncc whilc In state Of bcastly In toxi-
| cation. Referred TO the chief engineer for
lnycetlL L-ation and report.
WIN. Smith and VIM. Kicks fled applica-
| tions for. positions In the department.
Commissioner Morgan, Of the committee
on supplies, TO whom was referred the bill OF
Dickson a. King for fuel and their communi.
cation declining TO furnish moro coal until
their claim was settled, reported that they
/ had conferred with the Governor on the sub
jcct, and In compliance with his advice they
had made contract for fuel with Clarke 4
Given.
After short executive session, the board
adjourned.
National Republican., 1873-10-04

High and low, rich and poor, young and old.
Full dress and undress,
Travelling, sporting and evening wear.
CARTER 4 Co.,
424 Ninth street,
I Opposite Y. N. @. A.
National Republican., 1873-10-04
CITYITEMS.

+. N, NAupArN, No. sss Peunsyiyania avenue,
near Seventh street, Ia taking the city certin-
Gates issued by the Board Of Public Work. a.
eighty seven cents on the dollar, which 10 good
and carpets snd EettIns above the market value
for the bonds.
National Republican., 1873-10-04

btNtThl lOth IUT bhle.
Several houses for sale.
A jobbing engrsver Ia wanted.
Very desirable houses for rent.
A nrst-class milliner Ia wantel.
A black and tan dog has been lost.
Furnished rooms aud board wanted.
Handsomely furnished rooms for rent.
Two large nicely furnished rooms for rent.
A comfortable eight-room house Is wanted.
J. y. Brodhead has for sale eight per cent.
bonds.
Thco. p. aatchell has money 70 loan on scai
estate.
Post once restaurant, corner Of Eighth and K
streets. p,
A new elsht.room brick house for sale or ex-
change.
Rooms, without boud, in French family, are
wanted.
". P. cottrell d Co. have 100000 best Bangor
laths for sale.
stinemetz, halter and furr,er. 1877 rennsyl-
vania avenue.
DAVIS Baker Is the citiscns' candidate in the
Twenty first district.
A meeting OF the Twentieth district Rspub-
llcans will be held tonight.
A semi annual meeting Of tho Medical Asso-
ciAtion will be held Tuesday.
d. r. Hamlink, general lifo and nro insurance
agent, No. bi5 Seventh street.
Hawkins Taylor IN candidate for the House
Of Delegates In the Twentieth district.
A regular meeting Of the Minnesota Repub-
lican State Association will be held this evening.
Charles G. Langley IL . candidate for the
House OF Delegates from the Twenty.nrst dis
trict.
Green 4 Williams win sell, on Saturday, Oc-
tober l. at 10 O'Clock q. m, large and attractive
assortment Of household furniture.
Thomas Dowling will sell, on wednesday, Oc-
tobcr 8, at Z O'Clock .. m, valuable business
propety on High street, Georgetown.
b. II. Warner viii sell on Thursday, October
o. at bp. m, valuable property on II street north
between North Capitol and First streets east.
National Republican., 1873-10-04

MY AvSTsSN ANP 90 HSgsE
Ms h9.Tlf2tEHtE ssE aa1fts af1qEs1i5Hs TX oIaaffYss IaaffYss
sTs .,.IS sna ,rsnins sss ant
w.tohss: eIlisfy, ho.isry. AZ good. oios6inE ahd
antsed BY striol attention 70 baslncSs and prompt
sn =; sass e 9ns ~
shs bpsHsss bd over twenty ystss. The oshes hsi
National Republican., 1873-10-04


Lookout for Nancy scrages,n the companion
OF "Esmeralda," !" In the sunday Morning Gaxefte
OF tomorrow, smother nautical sketch BY letts,
author.
Rev. b. A. Mcguire has bean elected member
OF the board Of trustees Of St. JosephS Male
Orphan Asylum, In place Of Rev. Father Wiz Of,
recently transferred TO another sphere Of do ".
X. J. Sweet, rcal estate broker and auotions or,
sold last evening for r. II. Gassaway, trust 90,
one Of those elegant houses on N, near the cor
ner Of II street, TO A. L. Barber Co. for
1900.
The committee on supplies for the Board Of
County Schools, consisting Of Messrs. A. FolBett
and DR.. J. Slick, had an interview yesterday with
Governor shepherd regarding the purchase Of
fuel for the schools.
Al the annual meeting Of tAc Colored odd Eel
lows Building Association OF the United States,
held Thursday night, the report Of the trustsos,
which was presented, shows the total retelpts 70
have been q, 1884, ", and expenditures b. t8e. 81;
| the number OF stockholdsrs, 10s; shs res sub
scrtbed for, e1b-amount N,bIo; amount aid on
stock, a. $50; balance, $751; After the n eAing OF
the report the association elected the 4 Moving
of1cers for the ensuing year: BENJAMIN N. No
Coy, president; William b. Collins, vic o prasi-
dent; william L. Freeman, recording q uretary.
Trustees-John A. Slmms, David Warn er, WA
A. Freeman, Jackson Howard, Henry r.. Smith,
Anthony Hickman, Henry Poland, Cha sfes II.
Shorter, Henry W. Freeman.
National Republican., 1873-10-04
A berenade,

Thursday evening bolng the occasion Of o
marriage ceremony between well-known
resident of South Washington, Mr.. Spencer
Ballenger and the beautiful and gifted Miss
Rebecca Williams, of Prince George county,
Maryland, they were complimented with q
serenade by their numerous friends of that
locality. The music was unapproachable.
Never have the good people Of South Wash
sounds as those emanating from a large horse
ylol, the bow Of which was drawn by eight
stalwart youths; add to that the sweet strains
of oyster horns, one hundred tin kett les, q
fife, several mammoth rattles, and then ina
gine the effect. After several airs by the
band the happy groom appeared on the scene,
thanked his friends kindly for the compli-
ment, stating that their effort was success
which he appreciated hugely.
National Republican., 1873-10-04
GALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.
y 'u'n0',', o. 'n0 DsIsIEzaSSsSaI sIR?taNas 9SNs

n ovERNMENT SALE OF CONDEMNED
TEkMABTkR'B sT0RLS.
WI be sod a pnblic suction, o. the post Of 90
ct 10 O'Clock m, quantity q clothing and equE
pase. consistns o. Trovsers Great Coets, Tcntsse.
consistin9 Of Harness, Tool, Dummy sacks. 10
Terms q saie, cash ~ United stains currency.
ROBERT n BATES,
Ftrtt IAsntenAnt 18th infantry. A. a Q n.
National Republican., 1873-10-04
Hats for Everybody.

Bankers, No. l4le Pennsylvanis avenue, pay
per cent on all deposit.
National Republican., 1873-10-04
STATE ASSOCIATIONS.
MeeiisG efthe Maryland and Peunsyivnnia
Associates Last Night.

Meeiins efthe Maryland and Peunsylvunia
Associates Last Night.
The Maryland Republican Association held
its annual meeting at Clarkes hall, $50 Penn
sylvanla avenue, last evening. The meeting
was called to order by Mr.. Charles Daneker,
and W. II. Hickman appointed secretary pro
TEN. After opening and reading Of minutes
the association proceeded TO the election of
officers for the ensuing year, which resulted
In the choice of Z. Wright Newman, esq,
president; Z. c. Fowler and Charles Danckcr,
vice presidents; James q. Farquhar, record
ing secretary; w. II. Hickman, correspond
ing secretary; Captain William Gibson, treas
urer, and John Dunlap, sergeant-at-arms.
Mr.. Newman accepted the position voted him
In pertinent and fcllcitous speech, which
was greeted with applause, and then the asso-
citation settled itself to the discussion of the
various topics suggested by the new year and
the opening campaign. fiarmoniously and
in thorough sympathy with each other the
mombcrs disposed themselves for their sew
eral duties, and In the method Of their dellb-
eratlons presented an example which their
friends at nome might do well to initiate.
National Republican., 1873-10-04
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Services Ts-aerrsw.
Rev. c. II. Fay, pastor, will preach In tho
Murray Univn salist parish.
Services In the r. +. Church Of the
Strangers; Rev. j. P. Hubbard, rector.
Church Of tho Epiphany; Rev. W. r. Wat
kine, rector.
The Maryland Association Of the Now
Jerusalem church will hold services a. fol-
lows: II a. M, Divine worship. discourse by
Rev. D. +. Barrett; 8 p. m, Sacrament Of
the Holy Supper; 1850 p. m, discourse by
tional church, corner Tenth and @ streets
northwest.
The usual Sabbath evening services will 7bc
held In Lincoln hall At 4 p. m. the Billie
class will meet.