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ms 10 sunday c0oo' 3o raise sryoo and ''rmon a.
r o"H.' Ney tnqrfP Tor ag Iai9passo eiSl sandag da
moru'ae scrlcaai'ii Eyeau5 at wil short address,.
~ james llchqd,l tpscoppi ,hHgce MaG'onoyS aye
p IN toiin ioan5 pgoIlt by hALPh WELLS ISL WI
sccie Tor Ethical 'aurcIMr L. dt siIEdp2S } aya wi
i6a6 closed at ii a ~ All in,eietci are invited subject
--'I he y potl, ,oNa of humanity"
-iNccnh i'ap,,i Church lGhst near .ay9,-oy 9 "
M. 7.OP m. Evening logc les'ons OF leoi' Zap
tsn at close Of snrt o. All ao welcome
~ Inkes iIeih0dIat Episcopal bnrch, il,tst near
lthayc.-itcv &. = II NRDW u, lastpr--Htfslte, WIN
Christmas music, 0i5 -. nj oycnin. service H'o' ~"
cordially iuNitUL
seventh Srec' NJ T. thaEcnTpr K X, 6IaI S1NFIH3 aD
CIAI N,El sIfAtfEli pra hes watch Might wednesday
evening
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FOIiD iccfOr a communion az q. NJ fcTNl,r huh
sorn0n rs Rector at ! chlrensb'ryco at d3O eNahse|
Isle srrNicr al y
second nj, cr.alisi Church Sawyer Menoiil l4ithsL
near IoAin !t0uAyr. Rev. DWIGHT NJ. HODGE. fistOr
preacher at Il, HuggesOns for beginning the NeW
Year" Lyonng at i last lecture ~ srrirs on Ancient
aud Modern WOnderr 0f the world iIcudc on The en-
II Diana" 10 lowed by locuIo 0n ihe thfiSiIah ne
isl'n'
cenh stree, pre,b iernl Church between ON and
7h .'es Rev NJ WultRALIp u, -, Pastor wil pfeash
al ~ 80 -. IA ani i,O NJ
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l0 49, ana ~ ~ HallnN 20 Ip1 pptaV,pH pv
Mnudtt . 10 n nrHnla FIayrt NrtnuF, WrNnralhyi PVl
stranger iui fiands ma'o Nc'ono
Thipysr,rnlh street " I hirrr bln''n 20 "n" s'
s,hltci, sitlang nnY" 80 lrln 49, lh,p ~ vain
Hfi afNi,ri Ntnu'aday nYnnihH, u'onmhnl hli p"'We
80 arH Nn,0Wo
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A u. Auuinnin $50 T.. ~ ttianInrs roidialf mF''n
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west 56th.si., between sth ant9th avesp,
Tie Rev. B. IS. TYLER, Pastor.
f.rutng subject:

lie Rev. -. B rs iER Pastor
"Tne Morning n:s,n' si,l 81 GuI,ei he reformation"
eei c,hos' q psG"r esre near slR
ty lie r4sior saN,Sl he a'elaI"ioT l%t hst'
" atcl Nigt services Wednesday. beginning at % p N
l, r.esDyer%n 'hgrr 5'@2ys ana Iii ilih, Eey
i6 % a. m ana 1 =. N. All ar cordially invited
INK ~ he fastor' Hey. l. NJ nALDEMAN Ut ii
G,.c r,.n,- ,iea,r Of naa,lrn - worll.st WILL
IAN r. HAHNAhD superintendent service Of song
liz lngrc Donations of cloth ng and shoes solicited
F,c Points lii.son IS ARK st, Rev o. r. BOuToN, "a.
le,n g sa 1 SyNai %, o 6is sana % Ia 80 sco "
o. 3 80 'oiiot,d by rhristmss song srr'ics.
foariceu'h ,reei rre-bysrien Church, corner 3da'e
J. NM iSit and pofp to aois " oniF snuday.schooi al
Dala.m luyT.D e.iins 90 Wedneaiiy' pm N'iiors
e. ITii NY welcomed
-rn' ~ Nli'iftnk rasior viii p'oa,n si - and
"a, o. IA, -unial .'onoo, $50 d. ~ ffs5'rme'ung on
Harvard uis.iqp and tame ior ii'io Wanderers 60
eiiir.n sni Young peppie p ne pih' .las't uehrfa
pra. q, .iin. ,nesiay eyemgh ''h Visitors "eoo"a
isne street Methodist tps'epsl ,hp,ch. near hlhage
Al az Hoi'one.
Ms,csrs 'e .'"Y' ag &c. S1;d + yG"@ss E 9,ssis. hot
Of io .'l m nnl % p ~ sahbnih school at8l y ~,
dag M ijjp M Acats ii,e ana oil welcome
Madison Assnnr Methodist Episcopal thurcb, cotnot
CGii iai-ir,arhng by tho sor tho licv ~. - II. TN
IAtY Ri ~ a. ~. aud 7t' ~ m water night soif.e
foaibor chur hes uniting, Wednesday evening Dec ~
Of O'Clock
Madison Avenue Reformed ,hnrch, corner ,Ith.at -
nov 4 A I'D II T.. Pastor DIVINE service ~ u
and 81 p m sunday school at V.3O a. Tue evening
Worship vii begin witha service Of song
N,r,isnn A,rnue Congregational Church Iev. Dr
J. 4 NIWMAS, PastOrl.-iev. A W. LlGHlBOtRN
vii prellh Morning NJ II o'clock subject Tho licny.
enit Inheritance" Eyenng at 745. Subject The hsa'
ton of tie onr u the Nation"
Madison square Pre-by ytrrlnn church Msllson-ave.
.it st. services sunday at IL m and 10 p m
The PASTOR nev. g. H. PARhHURSl, viii preach
New York Port soriet,, the Rev 4 ~ MURPHY y d
iredchng In the Mariners Chnrch, corner OF Cain
arne unl Madsn ss on ~abAlth a. ln;ij No. AMI $50
hOic reading al 23o p m lay moi ming anu e' enrR
irny - meetings
Ncw ! otis Sundt,- school A--criaior.-
7 Primary Union this ily. q meeting
2 T,achora ,lasa" ths diy. meeting. -
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RLAL ESTATE
ksw YoHh, Friday. Dee. 30. 1894
~ sale WA held at tho Exchange

Esw YoHR. Friday, Dee, 30. 1894
The following salo was held at tho Exchange
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tos,rrI A. haif OF Boomil gi lerold from ln2dst 10
81 . n southerly hettfiOn. sarah l. Butter 10 w o,c
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Same pir prrty Mary Il Bt0wD ~ same .....- ZoV
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lOGl eici } II Emanuel and vile TO Mary q -oo
same property il Jacobs assign c. 10 same. l
same mon ttV u Interest; samuel omen % same. ouVO
same property Z interest SamnelJ Levy ana VINO ,c ON,
10 sumo -. a i'"'
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lstasbt ,s y Nm E,9a,,qporrin ~ $4,000
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MADAM,

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rr.n, oiy," HMl.n9 NJ NsE5at c5T1l A..
Imcoa ayn near Third AY0vne Bridge arose arlon hlvef
Eoachsd ly llrd Avenue tsyaled haloal daily ,tsepi
MA 5lq 9tg snG sq9p ~ ter l9I MORT, os..soys os1
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chellc with ains for all points The SIAN line OF he Nsu
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tunday trains for New hochcllo and all intermediate ste
ton- at l2nO and $50 tho latter train
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i,ains I,a,e dapoi fei ~ iortsndi and nssb,assss
sI. aissYis ! %, N,O sgl dhI isr tasea lslhsl.s,
Wa,elp ils's Sneys isga'l hai.lagtd re West rsII
nan ifaa ,eaees 200 dsilY ieefl 'fiai II am sad SO
iJsns iasviBg 81 lDh ahi $40 u ~ foHhefi To- st
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National Republican., 1884-06-18
THE BALL FIELD.
The WashiDgson's Lose to Indianapolis-POor
Work in the Field.
The Third GHmo 90 he Played To-day
Yesterdays Games Abroad.

With steady play in the field tho Washing
tons would easily have defeated the Indian
apois club in their second gamo yesterday,
but wild pitching by Hamill and poor field
work by Fennolly Eowell Hnnna, and
Morgan gavo away a game that was fairly
earned at tho bat. IGamill was put in to
pitch and, being rusty from want Of practice,
had but little control of tho ball, giving two
mon bases by hitting them with pitched
balls, and making somo damaging wild
pitches. Still, no was not hit with any
effect, and with proper support not run
would have been scored of his pitching.
Humphries sprainod his ankle in the
fifth inning and had to retire,
Mullin coming in, Smith taking
HamilPs place as pitcher, with Hanna catch
ing, and Hamill wont to center The change
should have been mado sooner, As Smith
proved himself skillful twirer, not base
hit or u run being scored by indianapolis
after he took his stand in the pitchers points.
The home club earned two runs in the first
inning on Humphrcs's double Princes sin.
gle and Smiths fine hit for three bases. In
the third they made three, two Of which
were earned by good hits by Fonnclly, Hum
phries, and Gladmon, and in tho eighth
namilIs good hit enabled Newell and Hanna
TO score, Yewell's run being earned. As for
the Indianapolis boys. all their runs were
gifts, not ono being earned at
tho bat. Gludmon did the best
work for the home club, batting and fielding
in great STYLE He ended the fourth inning
by executing brilliant double play single
landed, catching Dorgan's red hot liner and
touching third base before Pelta could get
back. Yewell made several good stops.
Sneed mado two beautiful catches at center,
one ia the seventh inning OF seemingly safe
hit by Fennelly eliciting great applause,
Merrill and Callahan each did some pretty
infield work. The home club lost several
runs by stupid base running, due more to
the miserable lack OF coaching that has
always characterized the Washington clubs
field management than to any fault of the
runners, however. The two clubs play their
last game this Afternoon, and each will try
hard to win the rubber. The score follows:
National Republican., 1884-06-18
indianapolis VS.. Washington, Athletic park, to.
United American sIeehanics.

The annual meeting of tho national coun-
Gil, Junior Order of United American Me-
chanics, WAS opened yesterday at Market
House hall, West Washington, Mr.. L. G..
Badger, of Pennsylvania, in the chair, and
Mr.. Z. s. Deemor, of Pennsylvania, acting as
secretary. The reports of Mr.. Badger, the
national councillor, and of the national Sec
retary, Mr.. Deemer, wero read, showing a
membership at the close of the calendar year
of 12 100, and disbursements for the benefit OF
sick members and the families of deceased
members amounting to $10,8770s. Harris
burg, Pa, was selected as the place for hold
ing the next annual meeting. day the
election of officers will take place. The
order has its largest membership in Penn.
sylyania
National Republican., 1884-06-18
CONDENSED LOCALS.

II. l.. Cradford was the lowest bidder for
repairs of the bituminous pavements for tho
noxt fiscal year. Tho contract will be
awarded in q few days.
The Aid society of Mt Zion NJ. Il. church
will give n lawn party on the lawn adjoining
the church, corner of Fifteenth and N streets
northwest next Friday evening.
A slight fire occurred shortly before 8
o'clock last night from the contact of gas
Jet with some articles in the window of Beh-
rends dry goods store, on Seventh street,
near |.
The National Academy of Fine Arts, cor.
nor Of New York avenue and Eighteenth
street. will not DO open to visitors OH Thurs
day evening Of this week, Tho students,
children, and young folks will have their
usual reception on Friday evening OF this
week at 1880 o'clock. Mrs. Imogene Robin.
son Morrill, cordially invites all lovers Of art
music, and elocutlon 60 visit the academy Oh
Wednesday Of next week at o'clock,
National Republican., 1884-06-18
PERSONAL.

E. Cross, Detroit, Mich; Miss Lot ie Howe, De-
roit. Mch Wm. II. sprOal, Chester, Pa, are at the
St. James.
Col Richard +. Boirne, U. 8. A., who was re-
Gently promoted to lieutenant colonel, 18th iu-
iantry, has been assigned by Gen. Terry TO- COM
mRnd of Fort Randall, Dak on tho Miss iuri river.
Col. O'Beirne Is well remembered here US the prl-
Yute secretary OF Gen. Lewis Cass, when that loyal
state man was secretary OF state in Buchanan's s
cabinet,
Senior Don Federico ElmOre, formerly the min
lister OF Peru in China, Japan, and the Hawaiian
islands, and for the last three years the Peruvian
minister In the United States, hns now again been
appointed the envoy extraordinary and minister
plenlpoteutiary TO Peru to the empires Of China
aud Japan and the kingdom OF Hawaii residing
In Washington.
Hon. Thomas p. Carothers, Newport Ky.i Robert
| D. Rutclin, New York; Anthony Smith, Wick, w.
| Va; Hon, G, H. buckingham, Now York; Charles
| d. Kidd, jr Dayton ohioi Hon, II. A. Montgom-
cry, Memphis, Tenn; Hon Henry Cummins
| Memphis, TENN Hon, W. GUti, jrr West Virginia
/ tums Parks u. s, Nj George E, Belknap, U, ). n.
/ hou ", c, Belcher, Georgetown, Texo. are ut th'
! 'EDD H.
National Republican., 1884-06-18
choral Union Reception.

An informal reception wa@tondered to Mr.,
j. w. Robinson tho conductor of tho Choral
union, who is about to leave the city, at the
Garfield Memorial church, on Vermont ave-
nue., last evening by the members of tho
union, who were in attendance In full num-
bers. Mr.. Robinson was warmly greeted
upon his appearance, and u tow pleasant
hours were spont with singing and short
impromptu addresses, and upon parting
the best wishes of the many present followed
Mr.. Robinson, who expects to return to this
city about January next.
National Republican., 1884-06-18
Miss nurst,s Pcrformnnco.

Another large audience filed Ford's opera
house last evening to witness the remarkable
performances of Miss Lula Hurst and at
each manifestation of her peculiar power tho
gentlemen made their appearance on the
stage aud endeavored to cope in strength with
Miss Hurst but their most violent muscular
exertion was of no avail against the simple
pressure of her hands. There will be but two
more entertainments, tonight and tomorrow
night, as Miss Hurst win leave on Friday
for New York, whore she will open at Wal
lacks next Monday.
National Republican., 1884-06-18
A Dinner TO the Retiring German
Minister

night by Representative Kasson to Capt Won
Eisendecker, the lately recalled German
minister, who will leave Washington on
Saturday and sail from New York on Wednes-
day next. Among the distinguished
guests present were tho speaker of the house
of representatives, tho chairman of the
foreign affairs committee, Lieut.. Gen. Sheri-
dan, many leading members of the house and
senate, and number of prominent govern
,nnnt oiIiciaIa
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A public debate will be held this evening
at o'clock in the lecture room of tho Young
Mems Christian association, No. 1909 New
York avenue. Tho question is; "Resoipedr
That tho course of England toward Ireland ii
unjust" The participants are members OF
the Jefferson Literary aud Debating society
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Tb, Po.tm,.ter General Denies,

Postmaster General Gresham says thore is
no truth in the statement published in n
western newspaper that he is to be appointed
to succeed Circuit Court Judge Drummond
within a short timo and that no will retro
from the cabinet Immediately after his
appointment
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and those Of the Y. M. c. A. Literary society.
An interesting discussion is expected. and
after the debate decision upon the merits OF
the argument will be rendered by the au-
dience. Friends Of both clubs are invited to
be present
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NEW ORLEANS, La, June 17.--Drawing OF

New ORLEANS, La, June l7.-Drawing of
the Louisiana State Lottery company-Grand
Drawing-No s5d4O, drawing first capital
prize of $4,000 sold in New York city. No.
New York city, $4,000 No. 1850, drawing
third capital prize, 100000, sold in San Fran
cisco, Cal, aud Milwaukee, Wis. Nos. lllSl and
l13OO, each drawing $4,000, sold in New
Orleans. Nos 17252, 66114, 1850, sOGSl, each
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Detroit, Mich; Little Rock, Ark. and Bates
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innings were played. The following is the
score by innings
Boston. .,...2t 90 Q o 9
New York. o 0 0 / 0 2 1 o o l.
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The Marine Rand Concert.

At the concert at tho capitol grounds this
afternoon the following programme will be
given:
March-"AorDss the Danube. "..............so .soulsa
0yGftureG"Llght CeyadIry, i;'''''''''''.''SSnppe
CollocNtion--" BegGar Student" .Millocker
Ballad--"Farcwcll" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Graham
Seleotion--'Barbe Blue" e",.,.,....,......O .OhenbaCh
pas Redoublo-"Patricc," "....-..-...... .GoDboerts
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The Irish Oncstinn.

Indianapolis vs., Washington, Athletic park, to
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INDIANAPoLIs,

rndiauapolis .......O . 90 o Oil
Wellington. 0 0 . o. z
Earned Washington, b. Twobase hits
Humphreys ]; Morgan, l. Three base hits
Smith, |. Bases on efrOrs-IndiauapOlis. g. Wash
ington, 2 Bases hit by pitcher-DOrgan, /; Kerins,
l. Bases on called balls-Feunelly, Humphries,
Morgan, and Peltz Struck out-By AydelOtte. 4:
by Hamiii, 4; by Smith /. Left on bascs-Indlln.
apois 1; Washington o. Passed bals-Keenan, ]:
Humphreysyl Wild pitches--Hami 8. Time Of