Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-19

Err this section fair, slightly cooler weather,
vsrsble WINDS
csUnoH SERVICES, &C.. TOMORROW.
rri.t Church.-Servlcea Church IL a. IN
be Rev Dr. Suter
Poals Church. Services at II a. N.
an n. by Rev Dr. Moron
araee Church.-Services at z q. n, at II
n and 7:S0 o. N. by Rev 81 T. Sharp.
Communion at a. N.
s.. Maru's Church.-Mass at II q. "a. ana
respers at p N by Rev. Father McCsrty.
second Presbyterian Church.-Presching ct
80 m ard Coudrer's Servioa nt 43O p. M
~ Rev. James 1 Vance. No service at
n.y. Poa,ist Caurch.-PseachinR at II a. m
"a at 7.30 y IN b. Rev., Fl Butler.
Su qt;aity Meth. Epis. Gurch.-Q 1srterly
1n.fse.,s 9 a 10. Preaching ~ Ii a. m.
n n5 40 u. IA. BY Rev. A. J. Porter.
anu Mn IN Ems Church SoMh.-Pfeachlng at
"a, m ~ nv Rev DR.. W. Wade, OF Wssh-
-. - % ~ D, O., and at 7:So p. m: by hev'
i WsjtSr G. I,sacs, Chaplain U 8. NJ, sta
md ned al the Washington, D C., Navy 9afc.
'iy tleth. Prot. Church.-Presching at II o.
and 7:3O p. m. by Rev. W. M Poisal:
Morning subject, Elijah 10 Cnsriot OF
E,re,n last of the series on Elijah. Evening",
be r,quest, sermon to the Junior ofuef
oIUnited American Mechanics"
German Lutheran Church.-Service at IL
.. a., by Rev J. A Sch@ey.
Meeting at the Midland Railroad reading
fooms at p. m. Service OF prayer anu
praise with short address. :,
Meeting at almshouse at p. m, ana
jail at 2 p. M -
pERsoNAL--Mr W. J. Duckrell is qaite
a. at his nome on Duke street, having re-
ca,,tIe suffered an attack OF paralysis.
Ijeu,. 7. Bentley Mott, o. 6. q who
Ids lhe uoeitiou OF Instructor of tac!lcs az
1vssl Point, Ia on visit to his Father, Dr. a.
Mort. and family 10 LeesbuFg.
The Rockingham Register Gays; capt.
Gao A. Mushbacn, OF a exandtls, pas oeeh
nominated for the State Senate oy inc oem-
ocrsts of lhe 14th district. Capt. Musbpsch
made very brilliant canvass tnrouEn me
Valley several years ago, anu his frlenos
here will be delighted to learn tnas ne ID
ssaln In the political afens: ~.
Tle many friends OF Mr.. FREQ. JONI ns
% Will be glad TO hear that ne mas SUN.
c,ao,jy recovered from his recent illness "s
10 20 ou again -,
Macs Ada and Daisy Kliuefeter, OF Bal
t,moIe and Miss Mohr, of Philadelphia, are
Waiting the Misses Kiug on south SS. Asaph
street
Mr. ] Harvey Crei2hion has returned to
RsndoIoh- Macon College, where he Ia q
sophomore.
Ms. Oliver Pullman and her daughter,
M,s Mary E. Palmsu, have returned from
visit to Pittstou, Ps., accompanied by Mrs.
Lister, of that place.
Mr. @. l.. Powell and Miss Rebeccs U.
P,well have returned from Berkely Springs.
A GRAND BIBLICAL SPECrACLE.-The
Leading papers of Cil c!nnati, are proilnc 10
their praiess of the impressive spectacle.
Solomon, his temple. and the Queen OF
Shens. which at an expense that would
seem fabulous, the enterprisng manage
nert OF John Robinson's Great Worlds EI-
poe!tiou produce this year in connection
With their Rad other attractions. 10
have reproduced those persoDaRes ana
events, to hear Solomon Reuter- his wise
and prophetic words; to see 10 person
Sneba's illustrious Queen, and the pomp
aud circumstance OF her surroundings; TO
view the great Temple of Solomon. not oy
dasorIptiop. but by sctual inspection to
witness tho sunptuous and resplendene 49,
rivals of the crest Solomons court-these
John Robinson Exposition accords its pa
trons in come cotton with the great circus,
the menaserio, and the royal Roman hippo.
drome. The spectacle will ne displayed
here on Wednesday, Both Instant.
ST. MARY's ACADEMY Rev. Father Cut
Ter presented the good points" 10 the pu-
pills of 81. Mary's Academy yesterday ct the
Hrst reading of the notes for the scholastic
year. After the notes, the first number OF
the "Ro;a Nysticc" edited by the pupils OF
the senior department, was read by Misses
E Graham aud L Sewsll Besides many
Interesting items, the paper contained two
fine essays, ubjects-Oontentment and Cor
Lsdy's Autumual Fessts. by Misses l..
Kesrneysand M. Mcfarland. respectively.
Rev. Father Cutter praised the yonug ladies
for Their literary requirements, the readers
for thsir excellent delivery and the pupils
in general for their earnest beginning as
manifested by their notes. He made some
very impressive remarks regarding the
proper dispositions for beginning and cor
tinuipg school successfully
THE MARKET The new shed In the
market area was thrown open to the coun-
try people this morning and soon thereafter
every one OF the 1l2 benches Hereunder
was occupied The Jew shed and benches
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