Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-19

currcH SERVICES, &C., TOMORROW
lgria (Avrch-Sermon at IL a. m. and at
~, m by Rev. II. Suter.
s. PautS Chrch.-Service at ii a. m.
.,1 n. n. by Rev. Geo. Ii. Norton.
G,are Gmch.-Services at II y, M. and
30 .. M. by Rev. H. 7. Sharp.
81. Muy's Church.-NIass at a. M, and
Mass and sermon at II a. m. by Rev.
Father DeWolf Vespers at 4 p. m:
FRS. Presbyterian Gurch.-Service at il
= m. and 7:30 p. m. by Rev. j. M. NourSe.
.Srroad Presbyterian Murch.-Servlce at
II a. m and s p. 10. by Rev. Wa. Dln"id-
die.
Baptist Cnrch.-Service al II a. m. and
su. III. by R"v. o. F. Hippo.
rT;miiice Baptist Fairfax ST. -Preaching
., II Il. 10. lay Elder J. n. Badger.
T,;nfy lirfh. Epis. Chmch-Service at
!, . ~ a,M 7:20 p. IN. hy Rev. ". &. Webb.
W4L EDjs. Church ,Somh-Service at II
~ and 5 p. m. by Rev. r. Smithson.
Ur,b Prot. Chn.rh. at II q. m.
hy Rev J. Edwards.
German lutheran Mnrch.-Services at i
a N, in German and 7:30 p. m. in English
hy Rev. J. a. Schwoy.
r,yay lE.a's CHRISTIAN Ass0ciWicn.-Pray-
.r Meeting in the First Presbyterian
church al :! y. IN. Jail at F. NJ. Aims
House at $50 p. IN.
GoxDd 7rnpcraace Meeting of the Reform
club A, 3 y. m. nj their rooms, on Fairfax
street.
THE FALLS CHURCH Enthusiastically
WAS The liah day of the exposition Of the
Di.i;ic, Grange of Northern Virginia at
Fails Church. The parade Of horses took
pIace shortly after 4 o'clock, and attracted
some attention. The following awards were
announced: Jersey Cattle, M. B. Rowe, of
Frpdericksur; four-horse team, William
Frhrey, of Falls Church; two horse team,
Eiila Merry, of Falls Church ; best plow--
H:-sell chilled plow, first prize, ard Crystal
pioa aud Universal pillow equal.
Just before noon Mr. A. J. Wedderbutn
took the chair aud announced that the OBJ
iect OF the exposition had been we'll accom-
plished. Is main object was TO educate
This community upon grange principles.
One Of the finest grange meetings ever held
in the Uniun had been held, and next year
would eclipse all that had gone before.
DIR. NJ. G. E!lzey, professor of chemistry
at Georgetown college, made an address On
agricultural subjects, and concluded by an
appeal TO farmers to unite for the support OF
their interests.
Col. Robert Beverly, president Of the Fir-
einia State Agricultural Society, in a brief
address, urged national organization Tor
the promotion of the farmers Interests.
To-day will be the closing day, and the
six knights who tied at the tournament on
Wednesday will ride again for the prizes.
ADJUSTMENTS. -Humpty Dumpty was
again played at the Opera House last night
TO large audience which was kept in o
.oal of laughter. onight Mr.. Miaco will
couclude his engagement. Last night Prof.
Wright, of this company, gave an open air
tight rope walking exhibition walking from
the Opera Hcuse across Pitt street to the
Old Marshall House. This entertainment
was repeated this evening at 2 o'clock and
will be again at 6 O'clock.
The Bou Opera Company that will APP
pear ut the Opera House on next Monday
aud Tuesday nights il the new opera
"Mlkaio," is the company that made
great hit through the South last season III
all the leading operas, The following is
from the Jacksonville Times: "The Bijous
met the warm welcome last night they may
always expect That they made such a sue
cess Of the Mascot" is sufficient proof Of
ability and merit Of which the delighted
audience gave hearty recognition. Miss
Randali's voice is pure and clear, al ways
smooth and always sweet, particularly in
the high register"
On Friday night the Bijou Theatre Com
pany will appear here in BARLEY Campbcll's
masterpiece divorce" which they promise
to render in excellent style.