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A SPLENDID STOCK OF THE WORLD BI.
"A hOWNED kNABE PIANOS-Parlor-
GRAND, Square Grand, Square and UprightElS5N
Pianos; VIM. mcCammon 3 celebrated Pi-VNV
amos, octaves, full toned Pianos from other well.
known factories, which will also sell and rent on
the most accommodating terms. Tuning prom ptly
attended to. Mrs. q. BRECKENRIDGE, l23 flfk
street, q few doors above Pa. ave. mayIo "
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COAL AND WOOD.

NOAL AMI w OCD.
GOAL! COAL! WOOD! WOOD
CHEAP! CHEAPg FOR CASHy
THOUSANDS OF TONS ORDERED.
ArrNins daily caIgoes Of the best varieties Of all
klEds Of COAL and WOOD.
Now is the time to buy
nyou would save money get q goof rTticis and jrst
trstsht, 10 pounds To the ton, call the under
signed before you buy.
Having two of the largest wharves in the District
and sll the facilities possible thereto annexed for
consumer, certainly offer special induce
ments. A visit 20 our Wharves ana Depot will con-
vince one AZ glaze OF orr unsurp tsSed advantages
Good PINE WOOD delivered as low as 5 d per
Good OAK WOOD delivered as low as % to 8
per cord
sin gle trial is all that is necessary to convince
the public of Ihe above facts.
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
lain once and Depot at JOhEscu'e Wharyes, foot
OF Eth and 18th streets.
oncs. 1909 y street northwest.
i1Il2 sth street aug25eo
COAL ooAL' coAL'
WOOD! WOOD!
am now receiving all sizes Of the best grades
Goa L,
" bite Ash; "Lorberry'' Bed Ash, and "Lykens
Valley" To persons who wish TO take advantage OF
the low prices orders will be received this month
ayery small advance upon the original cost for casa
i am Also Offering at low figures prime Hickory,
Oak and Pine WOOD, sawed aud split any length or
size desired Orders through mali promptly hlled
Yard and Once, corner 8th aud streets south
west; Branch Yard and Once, A street, between ID
ard Sd southeast
JylS- an' w. II. NARROW.
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- G HOR l. NE.
n UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS
Sail every Saturday from
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW,
FavorIte route for TOurfsts
Finest approach 10 Great Britain.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
BATES OF PASSAGE:
From NEW YORK TO
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BELFAST,
or LONDONDERRY,
CABINs-S65, SIS & SS0-Currency.
Return tickets at reduced rates
eteerage always as low a. by any other
FIRSTCLASS LINE.
OOMPANY'S OFFICES: Bowling Green, ".
CAMMAOK CO., 1923 n street
EIsS ANNIE h. HUMPHREY,
spl0-tt tn .s6m 43O 10th st rs.r Pc avenue
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AUCTION SALES
, G street northwest

II N con, Auctisueer, 63s c street northwest.
n On TO MORROW. lrhur.d.y.l september
son l. front Il my auction rOons. gill sell
~ Wsluut I. broom Sets:
Walnut Bedetesd-.
Hshdsom. Cottage Set;
sotss, Mattresses. Lounges;
Il IN COX, Auctionser.
A UCTIoN THIS EvENING-B FZINNER
ass Pennsylv.pia avenue, EyEBI EVENING a;
p. m. until sll is disposed Of sep2g tr
DusohNsoN BROS, Anct,Oneer.,
SALE OF THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE. No
sIREkTs; sou INVEST N AMI
NJ at o'c'ck we win sell at public .setion. in
font OF the premises. The south half % lot square
improved by wen built thr.e story Brscs cn.e p''
Terms: Que third cash; balance in 6 .nd IL mos,
deed Of trust on the premises c5nS 1 ~ ~
purchaser cost. deposit Of slco req uired soon
sep2s-st ''oAN'V kucpiaSes1s.
THOMAS DOWNING,
tuctione-r and Real Estate Broker
Southwest corner % Penna syeuue and 18th street
IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN
On s.rrRhnI yUgTioN
E:s Of III premises, ~ clock . m . | wiz sell
Ps,s Of Lot ie frHo,iOr u u f', on The west side
depth of 20 feet, impro, Ell b. a story Brick
'WelFuE. b, u>S, containing ave rooms, garnet AMI
cellar. in good condition
Terms. ore third cash: balance in six and twelve
nontSs, VA. Interest 81 pr cent. -,cGT nv decd
81 tIuet On the p-upertY- Al convey tuCEC at the
cost 81 he purchaser A deposit Of $50 re ,uiT.d
sep27 I'D THhTAs rowLISG. Auc,.
II h. WARNER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctionees
t9delai Buildings, corner 7th AID streets N. W,
bTCTIoN SALE OF A THREE STORY
EAST II Il OF ilTH sTRkEr SOU rHEAST,
mo. l12 PHILADELPHIA ROW
e. On SATD BDkf October , ISIS, a. ) O'Clock
Ii will be sold AZ public auction, in front Of
the premises L { 3d. suhdiy ision of square qSg In
proved by three-storY Pressed Brick Dwelling,
with modern improyemep.~ =, marble trimmings, La
", be, furt ace, range, mar eiyed mantels, 81.
Terms sec cash ( 2.S5O to be assumed hy the
purchaser, pay able : "a month, vi hOut interest
Daai &c IN hVe and sir at six per cent. in
terest deposit Of 10 will be required a. Il e Of
sep2I-d J. T. COLDWELL, Salesman.
L. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. oil 9TH street, opposite Z. :. Post Office.
SALE OF THREE STORY BRICK. WITH NINE
Rooms AND STORE ROOM 2OXiO FEET,
ElNTUBES COMPLETE. AND GAS A n ID
sATER; STABLE IN REAR
- will sell AZ public auction, in front Of the
HS premises, on FRIDAY, October 4, ISIS, al 5
O'clock ?. m, House No 20O7 lth street, between
Z and Y streets northwest Lot 20GloO feet, 10
Terms made known on day ofsale
sep24 II e. }. SWEET. Auct
nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers,
nh. n
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STEAMER LINES.
CHANGE or TIVE.


CHANGE Oh TINE.
REGULAR LINZ TO
NORFOLK. NEW YORk.
BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE.
On and after MONDAY, Sc ptember soih, ISIS, the
Lady of the Lake,
TUs n and N6BFIk t tats o snss
touching At thu principal si.sr Lsnd' cssk
T5s svs95 noN bay .ad rRl
PtfspAS and and 1,srI
Fare to Norfolk, 50: round trip tickets, So Meals
spd state rooms extra.
for Tickets, staterooms or information apply st
C0AsTING COMPANY, at the National Metro,
poIIran Bank, 18th street, opposite Treasury De
pAIHent. sepBtr
EoR POTOMAC RIvEK LANDINGS.
p1 Ths Tv tne snd FAY Sri,s Icon steamer
having been thoroughly o1erhsnied sna Tsftted'
MI IsS ume her trips fer Potomac river Landings
Hs5s "a ras .Basa 1hs
,ooi OF or sirset at O'Clock 70 Returhins, vii
Freight received daily.
fe6H N. b. FITzHCGH, Asen
MEBOHAsTs' LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
wAsHINGTos ANp sKw YORK.
Esrs.ste5 sns nue steamship. &. o. KNIeH1 sns
STIs. !sFsssSs II EE WY fS 5fSS, aE Lex m
ekoRGETOW \, - fOIIO~s:-LeaVe NEW YORK
rom Pier l East River. every SATURDAY At .
m; leave GEDPGETOWE every FRIDAY nj
o. ~, and ALEXANDRIA the same day
y OF TUT iuf rTDstion apply to P. DENHAM
business ofhCa and ~hsrt, 63 Water street., George
town or ct 80 o'ce q ttr PrrS!!eat uear P-strse
fridge " THOMpSDh presgdaY.
~ FTeignt- delivered by uoR's ES press Ords--
zen Al General CHCs, sos PannsyiFsT "a avenue
Y e the steamer -hs-f, ~ - sroIos@ir attonde.
49,
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~ Ii. WARNER,
ID. Real Estate Brok, rand Anctioneer,
Federal Buildings cerner II b aud streets N w
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HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEA MSHIPS,
BETREEN NEW YORK AND LIVER
POOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR
FROM kKw YORK. From NEW YORK
Bothns. ID, Sept. Is Bothns-.... w ed Oct. %
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Alger1s.---M ed Sept. - Algeria. We'd, Nov. 3
ScythA-..--. ed Oct. Scythis.... Wed Nov. 10
Russia ...-. W ed. Oct Ii 'Russia..... ed Nov.
DAY from New York.
Steamers marked do not carry steeraEe passen
gers.
RATS OF PAssAsE.-Oabin, $50, 3 lOO, and sls
gold, according 70 accommodation. Tickets TO Paris.
BIS, geld, additional Return tickets on fsvorabIs
terms. Storage al low rates.
Storage tickets from Liverpool and Quesnsto~n,
and sil parts Of Europe, at lowest rates. Through
bills OF lHdinE given for Belfast, Glasgow, Havrs,
Antwerp and other ports the Continent, and for
Mediterranean ports For freight and cabin passage
spply at the OOmpsnys office, 30. Bowling Green:
fOr steersse passage, No. Ill Broadway, Trinity
Building, or both steerage and cabin, TO SMALL
WOOD MORRISON, No. S1S 7th street,
Jan2-ly ChAS. G.. FRAECKLYF, Agent
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EAST rR iIN FOR CAPS May.

THOURS AND 80 MINUTEs-wAsHINGT
To CAPE MAY.
The PENS 81 LVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY
hs pat on . st Express Train
from PhiiadciV hia TO Cape May &GsA -t5s-r=s-= -
making the following time: ~
Leave NsseingtOn-7:4s O.. m, (day Express,
arriving A. cape May st p.m.
Leave ingtOn-9 p q. Limited Express
arriving 81 Cape May at 8 D. m.
on Limited Express extra seat fare Of 81 rs IN
charged between WashinEton and philadelphia.
ID. NJ. BOYD, JR.,
A
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NOTICE
Hth tbs view VI diminishing the chances CI col ,
Haion, the Steamers of this Line take . spectoesd'
course for all seasons Of the year
On the outward passage from Queenstown TO New
York Boston, crossing Meridian 81 50 at a. lat or
nothing to the north Of IS
On the homeward passage, crossing tno Meridian M
st q lat, or nothing to the north OF a
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-22
Wanph M z. Chnrnh.

Among the many improvements on Capitol Hill
the enlargement and remodeling of Waugh NJ.
E. church is noticed. The audience-room is now
completed, and upon inspection reflects great
credit upon those who have had charge Of the en-
terprise.
The reopening services will take place to-mor-
row, Rev. J. p. Newman, u. D., the popular
preacher Of the Metropolitan, officiating in the
morning. Rev. L. NJ. Carpenter, D. D., who at
tracts similar crowds in the city Of Baltimore,
will preach at 3 p. m, and Rev. DR.. Speake, Pre-
siding Elder Of the city, at night.
The interior OF the church is finished in walnut,
the peWs being circular and cushioned in a light
shade Of reps. A brilliant carpet, in shades Of
red covers the floor, relieved by light Brussels
in the altar and on the rostrum, on which large
gothic chairs and q handsome pulpit complete
the adornments.
The frescoing is in the most modern STYLE and
with the beautiful stained. lass windows presents
a fine appearance. Two large reheetors in the
ceiling shed soft, mellow light over the entire
room. The architect, J. II. McGill, esq, has dis
played great taste in the designs. Rev Richard
Norris, the pastor, and Messrs. Dyre, ShOmo,
Waugh, Middleton, Gulick and Merrick compose
the building committee. The carpenter work has
been under the supervision Of J. L. Hayghe;
brick work, John * Richard Collins; painting,
Callahan Spalding and VIM. y. Hall; plaster
ing, Webster Brothers; frescoing, Schutter &
Rakeman; stainedglas windows, w. w.
Vaughan; carpets, W. q. Mitchell: uphOlsterinE,
Linger, and furniture, Wash. b. Williams.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-22
THE PHILOSOPHER AND THE JUDGE.
A Scene in she Health Office.

"Your horse, slr2"
Eyes, sir, my horse; it's an outrage, sir. By
G., sir, won't tolerate it. SIR. It's outrage"
Calmly, be calm, sir; allow me to explain"
said the philosopher.
Explain the devil; you can't explain. want
satisfaction, and mean to have it, sir. I'll see
what the law says. It's unconstitutional. BY
G., sir, say sssin, it's an outrage"
"Ah, Judge, learned as you are in the law, You
should see the necessity Of thIs-the prime ne
eessity. Now, you spoke of the law. Remember,
Judge, that 1t is the Law itself that compels to
perform this unpleasant duty; and, Judge, the
be impOunded when found at large regardless Of
race color or previous condition of serVitude.
And, furthermore, Judge, your horse. am In
formed, was on the pavement: actually on the
pavement Think Of it-deliberately walking
upon the pavement Our pavements, which cost
the city four million dollars"
"D-the psvements; my horse was sick, sir,
and
''Ab, Judge, there IT is, there It is. Now, was
vey that horse Immediately to place Of refuge,
and have him properly cared fort Congratulate
yourself that the president of the Society for the
Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals conveyed you
not for an interview with your fraternRl brother
in the classic region Of street. Its a shame,
sir, shame, to turn sick horse upon the streets.
But, sir, you
ID the cruelty society a-a-; yes, say d.
It. Ill-pIl'-a and the Judge, with PRESENTATION
streaming from his brow and his rcd silk hand
kerchief wildly ioursning, rushed into the street,
while the philosopher turned calmly to the man
his right and inquired If he had that back yard
cleaned out yet.
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Young MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
TIE WALKING MATCH.

How the Testof Endurance Procssds.
As WaF announced in TIE REPUBLICAN Of that
date, III ndsy last, a walking match was began at
the Theatre Comique between Prof. Carlyle,
gymnast, and Mr.. Harry Brooks, pedestrian,
for $500 aside and the championship Of America.
1t was to be, more properly speaking, test Of
endurance rather than a walking match, as
although the contestants were, by the terms Of
the contract, TO walk continuously until one Of
them was exhausted, Except an interval Of III
teen minutes each tWenty-fOur hOurs,) there
was no rate Of speed specified, and no distance
expected to be made This was evident from the
fact that the narrow quarters of the Theatre
COmique building were selected instead OF more
extended track, which couldIeasily have been Sc
cured. In order to aid them as much as possible
a track extending the width Of the building was
marked of and on either side of It werC hand
rail or balustrade about four feet high, the width
being lust sufficient to allow the men to place
beth hands on the rail with ease while walking.
There was, II appears, further prOVisO in the
agreement requiring that after one OF the men
until Saturday midnight. Their friends claim
that from the start up to the present time the
contest has been conducted in perfect accordance
with the rules, and for all that we know to the
contrary It has. But this is known: On Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday mornings, about
O'Clock, representatives Of TIE NATIONAL Re-
PUBLICAN called at the COmique, and endeHvored
to obtain admission for the purpose Of satisfying
On each Of the occasions they found it impossible
10 get IN, and, consequently, cannot and Will nat
No9eh for the fact that the match was honestly
walked. ....
On Thursday afternoon, between and 4 o'clock,
Professor Carlyle who claims to have been on
NE ieet from the start up TO that hour, except bis
ihIee rests Of fifteen minutes each, gave up ex-
nausted, and was taken to his rooms, where he
still remains.
BTooks, who had not, during all that time,
taken rest, continued to walk until about p.
m. yesterday, when he concluded to take a rest
OF an hour, TO which he was entitled, and did So
after which he resumed his feet and recommended
MS task. The physicians state that from morn
my yesterday up TO p. m. his pulse had In
cIeahed from lOl to IL. Last night at about 10
O'Clock ne was still on his feet walking slowly
4hI eonnosnt that he would keep up until to
hleht AZ Il His feet were somewhat swollen
anu ne looked fatiguec, but he certainly did NOT
pIesent the appearance Of a man who had been
On hls ieet one hundred and six consecutive hours
as ne claims, Tor his eye clear and his AID
moi IN ADy respect show the results that such
RIoIeeteu ana wonderful strain would have le.f
he was enjoying cigar with apparent pleasure
and talking eheeriully with a friend = s the re.
porter ieIl' WIZ ms mind made up that there
we're some OF the elements OF a fraud about the
performance.
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Mount Ysruon Ducking Club.

This already popular yeung association seems
to be creeping up in The good graces and favor OF
their friends. They have in preparation one Of
those treats by which they hope to place their
guests under obligations They have chartered
the steamer Mary Washington, and on Saturday,
the 18th Decoration Day, will make their first
excursion and basket picnic to Mount Vernon
Springs adjoining the Mount Vernon estate.
There will be no lack of music and refreshments,
and IL is hoped Piles SAINT sail down the river will
be afforded. limited number of tickets have
been issued and placed at such q nominal sum as
to be within the reach Of all. They can only be
obtained from members of the association.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-22
Itealiaing a District oficial.

In the group Of en- bryo barrlsters who received
on Thursday last from their Alma Mater-the
law school of Georgetown College-their d.
plomss 10 practice he profession Of the law was
Mr.. A. G. Store, formerly Of Rochester, N. Y,
now Of this city, aud formerly the efficient chief
clerk Of the engineer department Of the Board Of
Public Works, now in charge Of claims for old
material in the board Of audit, d. q. Mr.. Stones
clerical life in this city has been emineutly sue
ceEsful and bis career as a law student brilliant
and energetie-all giving promise that in the
arduous profession he has chosen his future will
be one Of success, and his legal record one Of
which the college will be proud. He has the
hearty good wishes OF scores Of friends here.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-22

Tilgham IS. R. J. Cook 10, L. V. Fisher q, A. L.
FOete n q. Lewis q, E. L. Fisher p, NJ. L Bart
lett q
Trustees Brooks and johnson were present,
and eomplimented the ladies on the success which
had attended their efforts in the school-r0om. The
Iatt gentleman read a Communication from
Prof. A. NJ. Green, accompanied with comph-
mentary tickets TO the ladies to lecture at
Bethel hall. On motion q vote OF thanks was
rendered Prof. Green for his liberality. Alter
the issuing by Superintendent Cook OF general
instructions for the annual examinations the
meeting adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-22
Whitman's White Nougat
selling low at Malaga Fruit Company's.
Auction Sales To-day.

BY Wash. b. Williams:
At 10 o'clock, q general assortment Of furni-
ture.
At II O'Clock, ten children's carriages.
at 4 O'Clock, q rare collection OF coin.
At 100 O'Clock, Wellselected stock Of shoes.
BY Thomas Bowling: "a.
AT 10 o'clock a varied assortment Of goods.
At 10 and T;SO o'clock ct 81 Seventh street
northwest, entire stock Of goods. .-
At 10 and o'clock, at 1909 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., entire contents.
By H. +. Zimmerman & Son: Al. Fl
At $50 o'clock, valuable improved real estate
on the south side of A street, between Fourth
and Filth streets northeast, consisting OF q two
story brick dwelling.
At 10 o'clock, q lot Of furniture. .-
BY Thos. Z. Waggaman:
At O'Clock, q nne farm, known as the "Neill
es'ste," containing 23A acres, one half mile from
Uniontown.
By 5. Samstag & Co.:
At O'Clock, a large lot Of dry and fancy goods.
BY VIM. L. Wall & Co.:
At 10 O'Clock, bay marc, buggy and harness.
At 10 O'Clock, q very stylish Morgan horse.
At 10 O'Clock, fifty head Of horses aud mare.
At 10 O'Clock, large collection Of furniture.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-22
THE FIREMEN,s TRUMPET.
The Hook and Ladder Company Secure the


The festival at the Memorial church, corner Of
Vermont avenue and n street, was closed last
evening. The festival hall, on the second floor,
presented bright appearance with its throng Of
visitors bent on pleasure. The principal attrac-
tion, however, was the ballOting for the firemens
trumpet. The handsome trumpet was placed on
exhibition in q conspicuous place upon the ticket
stand. During the whole evening the excitement
Of pleasant rivalry was intense. The friends of
the different companies eIerted themselves to the
utmest for their favorites and the scene about
the tieket-stand and the ballot boxes, around
which the voters pressed, was very lively. There
Reed worked hard for No. /, but failed to gain
the trumpet for them.
Ats O'Clock the polls were closed, and after
busy half hour Of counting, the following figures
were placed the board as the result Of the con-
test: Union, No. /, l,0l6; Franklin, No. 2, 900;
South Washington, No. 1. 200; Henry Addison,
No 8, 600; HOOK and ladder, !, 343. These flg-
ures proved to incorrect. After q more careful
account, the following numbers were read as the
S2JOT5; Franklin, No. 2 $50, sli5.75; South WASH
ington, No. 1, ITO, $3.50; Henry Addison, No. s,
534, Sl33. so; Hook. and ladder, 1,165, S29l25.
After the reading Of the numbers the visitors
were assembled in the room where the balloting
had taken place, and DIR. Butler, with a neat
speech euloglZing the FIRE department Of the city,
presented the trumpet to Foreman Thomas Rob-
insOn, Of the HOokand-ladder company, who re-
sponded briefly and happily.
1t will be seen that Columbia, No. 3, made no
returns. This is owing to the unfortunate loss Of
the wallet containing the ticket money which was
stolen from their house. They will make their
returns &c morrow.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-22
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.
Nomination of Officers.

The Repu blIcsns Of Arlington magisterial dis.
trict Of Alexandria county, Va, held a meeting
at Odd Fellows hall, on Tuesday evening. The
meeting was chilled to order by Benz. Austin,
chail man Of district committee, who stated the
object Of the meeting was TO nominate officers for
the magisteral district, also TO elect tiVe dele
gates to the county convention which meets on
Monday next
Capt. H Dwight was chosen chairman, and
Benz Austin as secretary. Tho following named
officers were then nominated: Supervisor, +. G.
Sehutt; constable, Randall Bates; justices of
peace, Benz Austin, (renominatcd,) Henry A.
Whallon (renomnated) and Austin Syphax;
overseer Of posr, John Curry; delegates to the
county convention, Capt. II. Dwight Smith, Rev.
X. s. Laws, Nelson " ormley, Ennis Syphax and
and II. L. Holmes: magisterial district commit
tee, Benz. Austin, Henry a. WhallOn and H. L.
Holmes.
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
EDU CATION
FOR REAL LIFE SECURED AT
WASHINGTON BUSINESS COLLEGE.
and Independence its first aim is worth acquiring.
For circulars, call at the College, corner OF Sew
e1 apa sdS L 'lise' H. 9. sPkSGER, President.
717 SEVENTH STREET N. W.7I7
CHR. RIESSNER's
STOVE AND MANTEL WAREROOMs
Have always on hand the ST GEORGE HEAT
ING RANCE, The PARIS RANGE, and a variety
SG HtFfF EoPPfh kHPRfHfiE the
and LIGHTNING HEATERS, the best HOT-AlR
FURNACES.
SLATE MANTEL FROM $40 To $50.
PARLoR CRATES of EVERY DESCRIPTION.
A complete assortment OF the pest COOKING
Stoves constantly on hand.
REFRIGEEATORs WATER COOLERS AND
STANDS, and full line Of House Furnishing
Goods.
GARDEN VASES AND SETTLES.
Estimates given for HOt-air Furnaces, Ranges,
NNHE ARTIFICIAL STONE COMPANY
i OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
e snd Gur6nE
different colors; Fountains, Lawn Ornaments,
House and Lawn steps and Platforms; houses
fronted; cellar walls and fooTing cemented TO eX.
clude dampness: kitchens and areas cemented and
made perfectly dry. and sure preventive against
the intrusion Of rats, insects &c;. and all other
work executed for which Portland Cement 10
adapted. Our Portland Gem TT becomes in few
days superior any of the marble or natural stone
in common use, I'd is adlniIa able imitation OF
either marble or ELOne: is more durable: ana IN
creases its crushing resistance with age Is oeAuIy
- c, M, ROBBERS, Manager,
jasO-tf 4s6 ouisianl avenue.
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Trinity Church,

Tomorrow being Trinity Sunday, the services
at Trinity Or. c. church, Georgetown, will be
specially interesting. MoZart's Twelfth Mass
will be given, with full chorus. The "Gracias
Agimus," composed expressly for this occasion
by DR.. II. Pira6eau, the OrgAnIst, will be sung by
Miss Julia JesSup, hne soprano, educated In
Paris as q cantatrice. The music at High Mass
will be concluded with the Hallelujah chorus.
At Vespers, at 100 p. m, DR.. PIrabeau's Mag
nihcat" and new "Tantum Ergo" will be sung.