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tems. per b. a do. hens, IS do thin. 10 keats

toms. per b. a; do. hens, is do, thin, To- keats
DRESSED POULTRY -Turkeys. hens. undrawa,
uer h. Il; do average undrswn. i3alss DO.
thin laai2 toms lsai7 chickens. large, isa10i
small 2oa22: hens choice, Is; r0osters. s; ducks
old l5al5 getse l0aIZ capons. lib. average, Nas3
small, 1sa90.
DRESSED MEATS ~ Calves. fun dressed. sag;
heads of sss hog dressed calves. 6a7; hams country
sugar-cured. I2a4.
VEGETABLEs-Pot per bushel. T5a5o rural
3a60 Mccormack 0a55; sweet potatoes. Der barrel
400a503: yams. s59a40o; asparagus per Dozen 4eoa
o.. cabbage Ter CWt s0a95; celery, Florida, per
crate. 20a2E lettuce Florida per basket, iZ5al.T5i
onions Bermuda per crate, Ll9s21; Ohio per
bishel sas8: peppers Florida per carrier Ge0a2Z
string beans. green, per basket 3eoa4oo; tomatoes,
Florida fancy per eIate, 2o995n.
GREEN FRUfT5-Apples York Imperial, per bbl..
5Oa2 50; Ben Davis. L5oaZ59; Wine Sap, l5a2e0;
Albemarle Pippin sO9 fancy table fruit, 3o0a5 80;
spv 2O0a225: loose packed L00al50 oranges. Flor
/ ia. bright. per box. 25; do. mssets zz5. Cali
fornia nsvels 2a265 gape fruit, Florida, per box
s.50ala0. cranbeuies. PER box. 2ooas.A; do, per
DBL SOFAS 70
UNDRIEs-Beeswax, g; tslloE. &; honey, white
clover llb new. l3 do. 2lb new. Bal2: ginseng.
per IL. 500a619; Seneca pcr b., 20; Golden Seal.
/ aGaE PINK l2ali; Mandrake 2aS; Snake Root. 3D.
GRAIN-Whcat sgutheIn on grade slaoi re,
75as0, corn shelled white I0a75: do. yellow, I0a75
do car 275a3 3; oats Western white No 2 oisSo
do mixed 5sa6o.
/ WOOL AND HIDES-Wool, washed, free Of burs,
Der ,b. sag do unwashed free Of bur. Za25 do.
burr. Isa20 hides green. 5; do, dr. Sac; sheep
skins green each 75al l0o TO. dry 25aeo; calfskins
rreen L0aal 10: nluskrat Ea2s skunk 25sI5; mink.
( 2Oas5D: rabbit skins /; opp0sum, loal5 TGceoou.
! Zas0: fox red. L25ai.75; do. gray 50aio.
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REAL ESTATE NOTES.

Moore & EHI have sold. for the Loeffier
estate. the properties known as 457 and
459 New York avenue northwest, and AT
NJ street northwest The purchaser has
bought the property as an investmept.
The consideration was about $1,000.
Stone & Fairfax have sold, for David
F. Weaver, the detached frame house
he is erecting in the Weaver and Voor-
hoes subdivision on the TeunaIlytown
road. It Is planned as a double house.
two stories and attic, containing nine
rooms. The price was $500.
James /. Parsons, contractor for the
new Municipal Building, stated yester-
day that he was about to dispose Of the
frame buildings. fencing, and temporary
structures about the building, and clear
the ground in front of the structure. Mr..
Parsons expects 20 hand over the build
ing complete TO the District C0mmis-
siouers prior to July /. and it is hoped the
municipal government VIII start the new
fiscal year in a permanent home Of its
own.
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EPISCOPAL.

ST. THOMAS. CHURCH. near Dupont Circle.
Clergy; Rev. q. Ernest Smith, ID, d, ID. Z l.
rector; Rev. J. g. Ames b. A, ana kef' " D.
Cox, b. D.. assistant clergy
CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY. 6 st., between
18th and i4th Rev r. Il Mckim d. d.. rector
Services Easter Day as follows; Holy Communion,
7:S9 8. H.. services, Il g. m, and p. M me
rector viii preach az II a. m. Ohiidfsh EAs'si
festival service az T. n.
ST. PAULs CHURCH. sd st. nv. near Washing.
ton Circle. Rev Alfred Harding, u. d.. and
Rev Charles H. Hoimead. clergy. Services Easier
Ddy. Holy Communion. 9. Z 30 3, ana II q M
Sermon, ii a. m, by the kight Rev ~ A9,'
Williams. d. D.. Bishop Of Marquette Shilaien
carol service, D N. Choral eFensong and sermon
= m.
ST. ANDREWS CHUR5 III, 18th and Coreogpn SIS.
NV. Rev. George Cal ert Carter n. A. rector.
Rev. Jesse Il. Becknel., Rev William III. fetlis,
D. D. carates 7.35 a.. m. Holy Communion II
a n, morning prayer litany, and sermon p N,
eyensong and sermon On first Sunday OF the
meath Holy Communion at II a m tahlaia "
ehsas instead of sermon, az ?. M
CHuRCH or THE GOOD SHEPHERD. 9Th and
SIS ne. Rev C. S. Abbott and ftef' W. ~ fief-
son. clergy Easter services: Holy Communion
(fessal servicel 6 g. n Holy Communion, - a.
m morning prayer (choml. $50 a. M holy Coin-
munion and sermon. il q. m, sermon ~ me hos;
Charles H. Hayes, NJ A.. d. d.; ohiidrens ehof@i
ton. 30 D. m the Right. Rev. GeTshom Moi'
Williams d. D., Bishop OF Marquette, VII e0h-
firm and preach.
CHRIST CHURCH PARISH. Georgetogn, corner
Of o and 3lst sts Rev james Il. W. Blake, rec.
tor Saturday, Easter eve, 3 p m-' elptlsln y
children; Sunday. Easter Day, A. m, Holy C9i9-
nunion; $50 O. N. Sunday school; u q. N. JUL
Easter service and sermon by the rector 30 =
N. Children's Easter festival.
ST DAVID's MISSION, Conduit road near Chain
Bridge road II a. m morning prayer and ser
mon and Holy Communion, 30 ?. hl-i e'eus'is
and address
THE NATIVITY. 18th and F. Captol sts IeT
Fnoch NJ. Thompson. Z 30, $50 10, II, ana : "
Easter offerings 20 erect chapel % cnst sVD a
a satterle5 memorial tT East Washington GO lo
at 18Th and Mass. avc Sc. make offerings 10 an
Episcopal church.
THE RESURRECTION, Ices Kramer 81 re. fiis @
communion service Easter Day a. N. o'i'e
services. and 355 p, N.
ST MARKS. Sd and A sts Sc Rev Dr. ". L
De Vrics Rev 2. NJ. Prescott, aud Kew JOIN n
Deis clergy Holy Communion. $50 aaa a. III,
morning service sermon, and Holy Communion.
a. m. childruns Sunday school festival, ,, IA
choral eyensoug PRAYER. and sefni3n % j ~
Trinity CHURCH. 81 and c sts nv Rev hleh
ard p Williams and Rev Lionel We. '7'
scrYiccs. 7so. 49, Il. 4, and D. All "e-eol'e'
CHU8CH or THE ASCENSION. Mass ave an, an
Eth st. NV Rev. J. Heuning Nelms, rector I :
a. N Holy Communion. II a. IA mofh'ul
PRAYER; Hoiy Communion, sermon os the lSeesl M
D. m evening prayer sermon bg hes. NaiO
AIlpatt D. D. Bishop University oi Quepec'
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BAPTIST.

FIFTH BAPTIST r 81. near 'th sr. rev. Ne,-
tos Br,ner. minister $50 a M, Sunday sca1li'
Mr.. Ford. superintendent. Il q. m, The Nefia
Greatest Miracle" Baptism 60 the close u SRI
iea 3 p. m. "The Worlds Greatest Tragedy
Syecisl Easter music at all services.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. 10th and O sts. G. +.
Wiphigler pastor $50 a. ~. sunday school. Il
a. m. Lessons from the Opsu GRAVE. = NJ
fourth anniversary q the chinese bite Sc.'li.
paf.siun p. m shall We Know Each other
i'm the Resurrection Life5 Special music guar
tat and chorus at both services Everyhody vel
come.
BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH, r.. J. ave and
sd Il NV Hugh T. Stevenson. minister SPECIAL
Faster zervices, Bible school, $50 a. m. chris
tisn TndeavOr. and go p M Rev. SAMUEL
Mcbride. D. D. Il New YORK, TTeaches at Il
m "The Two ResuueCtions. and 20 p m.
The Risen Christ" DIR. Mcbride VIII p7eaei
every night during the week, except Saturday.
Welcome.
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. lo'h and \ sts
Dr J. J. Muir pastor. Easter service. ~lth So
eial music. Il A. m. and 1,5 p m 5. D. S-s
f-f5 u
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

Eggs yesterday on the wholesale market felt the
fall effects q the Easter demand. and. while re-
ceiFts were FeTy heavy all strictly fresh stock was
quickly disposed Of and the market was in coed
share last night 10 take care Of fresh arrivals Re
Ceirts % fresh creamery butter have been light for
two days. and prices Yesterday very firm June
creamery and renovated also moved yesterday az the
top quotations. Poultry receipts are light and while
the demand is limited such stock is in market
moves readily. Excessive receipts Of veal calves
has demoTalized that branch Of trade and commits
sion houses yesterday advised the clrtaing Of ship
ments for few days Fuits and vegetables were
dali.
tPrices quoted are whoiesalel
BUTTER-C Creamery. fancy SOika3l: do. Western
arsts 29a30 do. seconds 2sa25: process fancy. ga
2s; Co. fsir 10 good 2lae2; dary. choice, Na22
good lsaG1: stoTe-paeked, fresh. 16aIs
CHEESE-Market firm and active on all kinds
New York State factory. large, i6al6ls; do, fats,
lsiSai7; do, small lezsl7; do. summer large Iial5
do SUMMER small, lialak: do, fair TO good l2ai5:
Western, factory. new. choice lilzal5; do. fair 70
good. Il Virginia. 10
EGGS-Near-hy fresh Virginia loss of Is; aver.
age. Is; West Virginia and Southwest Virginia 1919
Tennessee. l4is: North Carolina. Il duck lsa20.
LIVE P0ULTRY-Chickens. fancy, Iaa39; average
17als; spring, 3oa35; hens. Is; roosters s; ducks
large lSaB do, small, llal2; geese. sale; turkeys
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago April ie-CATTLE-Receipts. 4oo. Steady.
Prime beeygs. 6l5a7.l9; poor TO medium. ioaeo9i
stocsers and feeders, 5.25a5.l5; COWS and heifers.
39oae 10: Gamers. 2I5a3l0; Texans, aa550.
HOGS-Receipts I3.Oo0 Steady to strong. Light.
s0a5e5: rough, A35a555: mixed. 5f5a5SZ1z: heavy.
s0aa5 %: pigs 4l5a5l0
sHEEP-Rcceip1s. 500. Market strong and l6
cents higher Nstive sheep 45oa6,59; Western
sheep. 451a6so; native lambs. 6.0oa1 49, Western
lambs G 25ss 65
New YORK. April I7-CATTLE-Reoeipts. i.450.
Steers ard bulls. steady: COWS, slow 10 a shade
lower all sold Steers, 5e0a675; bulls 375ai7o; tops,
SOFAS 30. cows. 225a4 SIS dressed beef. dull at
l0al1L
CAIvFs-Receipss. i.15o Market % to 100 lower.
All sold Yesls 4.5oa55o; few tops, 775i dressed
calves easier; city dressed yeals 7issp; country
dressed 7sl0
SHEEP AND LAAfBs-Receipts, 1850. Market,
weak, al sold. Sheep, 4oos5ooi cails, s.s5i unshon
lambs 762l5ase0.
HOGs-Reoeipts. 2Ao. Steady. State hogs. 6.55a
$50. Ohio pigs, & 90
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DEATH RECORD.

Margaret sibert, Nat. Lutheran Home for Aged
Y years
William O. Harvey, Sls Pa. ave. NV, 81 years.
Frederick &. Hartmann, ll55 eth st. NV, IS years
John n. Rupp, SIS ST. NV, 81 yeafs.
George w. Bergman, 7l3 5th st ne, IS years
Maria A. Dorsey, $40 Volta place. s. years.
Joseph G. Ysnable Geo. Washington Hotel, 7S yrs
Vera ]. Du Paul. III l2sh st. ne q years.
George ". Rowan. sos \. Il. ave. NV, Is years.
Ola E. Kelly, IS { st. NV. 8 years.
George H. Iittleford. 1857 st, Sc, 50 years
Emma c. Hurley GI 18th St sw., 10 months.
Walter Z. Spring Columbia Hospital day.
Theresa Hayzel. 1909 st. Sc. hours.
COLORED
Belle Myers, 1877 st. nv. q years.
Thornton Beyley. 215 Brooks court NV. 90 years.
Alsry Maddox, 1871 Vermont ave, s yearx.
Tempe Rollins, Freedmens Hospital 73 years.
AIsy Lee, l7S4 5saton St NV, months.
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Plea Is ChlId,s Illness.

Hearing was given Crossing Policeman
J. l. Gibson before the Commissioners
yesterday. at the District Building.
As a result Of the findings of the Police
trial board, Gibson had been recommend
ed for dismissal from the force for alb
senting himself from his beat without
permission. Yesterdays hearing was on
an appeal from the trial board
His defense was that he went home to
supper and. finding his child i'll. was de-
tanned fifteen minutes longer than the
time allowed him for leave. The Com
missioners will take the case under con-
sideTatioR.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

il 90 lA per cent today, but the stock exchange
holiday practically closed the call money market az
well
Time money was extremely inactive to-day. Rates
were 2E per cent for sixty days. "a 10 for ninety
DAYS 10 81 for four months 81 to s. for FIVE and
SIX months. 81. bid and offered az 4 f0G ogsr the
election. and ~ 70 ga for a scar.
Mercantile paper was offered with some freedom.
meeting with a moderate demand Rates. i'3 to
per cent for sixty and ninety DAYS ind0rsed bills
receivable "a 10 ~ for choice four and six months
single names and So for others
The bank holiday at London closed the money
there TO-DAY. Yesterdays ates were eA fer call
Money 9l6 for short bills and 2@ 70 "a for three
months bills. The sterling market was quiet to
day with rates points lower. Rates for actual
business we're as follows: Sixty DAYS a.S8s 5aA s4s)
demand 4s5l5a4s79; cables. 4S50a4s755
Commercial bills were sfa8 s4ss
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Street Church, Portsmouth, Va: the
Westminster Church, Baltimore, and his
present charge.
In 1901 the Arkansas Normal College
conferred the honorary degree of doctor
Of divinity upon him. and his alma
mater. King College, gave him the same
degree in 1902
Rev Dr. Allison was recently elected a
commissioner 10 represent Washington
City presbytery in the general assembly
of the Presbyterian Church, which meets
in Kansas City on May p
He filled this position for the Baltimore
presbytery in 1902 and the Norfolk pres
bytery. in the Southern general assembly,
in 1885.
DR. Allison is also moderator of the
local presbytery, having been named to
that position on Monday night last
He is a native Virginisn, and his fam
ly consists Of his wife, who was Miss
Laura 3. Stanley, of Wytheville, Va, and
four girls
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DR.. Allison was called to his Washing
ton charge from the Westminster Pres
byterian Church, Baltimore. three years
ago During his administration here, 10
members have been received into the
communion Of the church. and the con-
gregation has increased its annual con-
tributions 10 all causes over previous
years
At present the membership of Gunton-
Temple is 400, and reports show a sue
cessful year just closed in March. It is
thoroughly organized. and has an eff
Cient session board Of trustees. and board
Of deacons TO care for its material and
spiritual interests
Dr. Allison received his literary train
ing at King College, Bristol, Tenn, and
was graduated from that school He en-
tered the Union Theological Seminary at
Richmond. Va, graduating therefrom in
1855 He has been in the ministry twen-
" years. and has served. respectively, In
the pastorates Of Radford, Va; the Court
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COMPLAINT IS IGNORED.
Columbia Institute Fails to Correct
waste of Water.

No attention has been paid by the
officials Of the Columbia Institute for the
Deaf and Dumb TO the order Of the Com
nissioners to stop the leakage of water
from the pipes OF that institution.
A daily leakage Of 7500o gallons Of
water was the waste at the Columbia
Institute. This was called to the atten-
ton OF its officials.
w. \. Mcfarland superintendent Of the
water department, reported to the Com
mfssioners that this waste is due to de
fective plumbing, and one OF the valves
to the swimming pool leaks at the rate
OF 1000 gallons a day. Another pipe
leaks l6,00o gallons a day.
The matter VIII be brought 20 the al
tention of the Interior Department, which
has jurisdiction of the institute.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-18

Society of the Holy Name throughout the
country.
ST. Martins Lyeeum, Of Baltimore, has
volunteered In behalf of the Church of
the Holy Comforter this city, 20 appear
next Thursday evening. at GOnzaga Hall,
In a play entitled The Dead Witness"
A spirit of friendship for the new pas
tor of Holy Comforter. Father Clarence z.
Wheeler. formerly OF Baltimore. prompts
the talented men Of this organization to
proffer their services on this occasion.
A full orchestra has been engaged for
the evening, and the play will be inter
spersed with several musical selections.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Dominica R. stauissi, 25, and Alice NJ. Scott. IS
Rev. James NJ. o'Br;en.
Joseph D. FTsvley. Q, and Bertha Beckman. 2
Rev. James D. Mari
Frank c. PaTtz S5 Of schuylkil Haven. Pa, and
Emms B. Price, 8 Rev Robert 81. Moore
C0LORED.
William A. HiH q, and Cora Eden 2. Rev. j.
P. Mathews.
Emmett Hill, A. and Vinney Dugger, q. Fer. G.
H Harris.
Charles Boon. q. and Maggie Briscoe. ss Rev p
]. Ritchie.
Charles Harris, o. and Gertrude Henry. 81. Rev
James H. Lee
Ernest Mcneil. "a. and Sarah Barnes. g. Rev. A
Dent
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BROKERS TAKE HOLIDAY.

The stock markets of the world
were closed yesterday, and most Of
them viii remain SO until Monday.
Speculative activity has been so
seriously cHrtaiied recently that the
holiday should make very little diff
ference Ia financial circles. The
local exchange followed the eX-
ample set in other cities.
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ID Tue MASS VI AL4t lay
and shown to the people. with the same
words and in louder tone.
This triple manifestation Of the light
marks the preaching by the the Incarnate
Word Of the divinity of the Father, Son
and Holy Ghost
Blessing of the water.
The chanting OF the lessons finished.
the clergy go to the sacred fonts: the
eelebrant there blesses the water destined
for regeneration. After having implored
divine Intervention. the priest touches the
water thrice with his hand. The first
time he divides Il In the form of a cross,
TO show that, by virtue of the cross. the
waters have received their power to re-
generate souls. The second time he
touches Il with his hand TO imprint this
virtue upon it that it may vivify and
purify. The third time after dividing L..
ne throws II toward the four points OF
the compass, to signify that all nations
from the north and the south, the east
and the west. are called TO the grace of
| baptism.
Mass of Holy Saturday.
The altar. stripped and bare during
these last days. is to-day reclad with
white linens and its rich ornaments, 10
represent the glOTies OF the Resurrection.
/ At the Gospel incense is carried, but
not candlas-the holy women came TO the
/ tomb with perfumes, but their souls were
t not vet illumined with the light Of faith.
| The Credo is not sung; il Is the SYM
| Dol Of the faith preached by the apostles
and they had not yet believed In the
I ResurrPgtiou of their Master Tho Ga-
viour, not having given peace TO His
apostles until the evening of His Resur-
| rection. the Kiss Of Peace. and the Agnus
! Del which speaks Of peace, are sup
! pressed in the mass Of Holy Saturday.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

HANlIINE NJ z. CHURCH. 9Th and p sts nv.
Rev Charles T. Guthrie pastor. $50 q. m. sun
day school il g. n and ! 20 p m. SPECIAL Easter
sermons by the pastor SPECIAL music by quartet
choir; % %. m. Epworth League singing oy chuir
of ffty voices. Seats free Strangers welcome
FOUNDRY NJ. Z. CHURCH. 18th an6 Church sts.
NV. Rev Robert n Moore. ID. d, pastor sun
day school. 80 a. n. preaching by pastor, IL a.
m and p. M Epgorth League, p IN. Special
music By choir at each service Seats Tree. All
vvric77ne-
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PREsBYTERIAN.

NEW YORK AVE. PRESBYTERIAN CHl n.
New Y6rk ave. II and 18Th SIS. Dr. Wallace
Radcliffe. pastor. Il E. n, Easter sermon -
D. m. Easter praise. Music; 'her4, Ten Ihol7,i,l
Re.lssusar I5teth Handel Angels. Roll the
Rcck Agay." Mouethal, As 1t Began 70 Dawn
Buck and Theme" Handel; Andanie' Nles
Romano. Grieg. by violin. Mr Anton AasIaT
viii assist
THE CHURCH OF THE COVENANT. Conneciic1it
ave \ and 18th sis Rev Charles Nooi' u d.,
pastor viii oficiate tomoroE Al u g. III. anu 20
p m. sunday school a. s.ss a. ~ l.
Endeavor meeting az p N. Thursday evening al
s midweek serEices.
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OTHER SERVICES.

BIBLE CLASS EVERY SUNDAY EVENING IN
Pythian Temple. l0l2 9h ST. NV. third hoor rear
hall, at 80 subject. "Egi Suuniang, Evil SPEAK
ing" Seats free. No collection. Watch Tower
publication may be obtained
NESPER sERVICE-Y0ung Women's Christian As
sociati0n. 18th and + sts. NV. 40 D. m An
Easter service. led by llB Fred. BeaH. Strangers
are especially invited.
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MONEY At 5 PER CENT
LOANED on D. G. REAL ESTATE.
HEISKELL & MeLERAF,
1903 Il STREET
1903 Il STREET.
wAsHINGToS oArTLB mARKET.

cATTLE-Extn. per cwt. 6ooas.5o; butcher, 5sa
$50; common, 200
HOGS-Per ewt, gross 59oa5f5. ordinary Tsz
cwt G75a5ea
sHEEP-Psime. s.5oa5sas common. 2Sa3oo
LAMBS-SrFing, ioail
CALVES-Pfime. Der h.. sisaI; medium. 6: g7ass,
saA
C5ws-Prims. fresh. each i0@aaM; commoa,
2.sossa.sai cid and dIy. ss0slaA
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LUTHERAN.

KELLER MEMORIAL. Md. ave. and 9th ST. ne.
Rev. G. z. Wiles pastor. Il a. m, reception Of
new members; sermon by the pastor, and oeiebra-
ton OF the Lords Supper. p. m, Easter ami
yersary Of the Sunday school, Other services as
usual All are welcome.
MEMORIAL CHURCH. Easter services: Il. pas
tor. J. G. Butler: g. Rev, c. II. Butler Shiloh
and Josephs Garden as He Saw Them. School,
go. EndeaFor. and J.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. 18th
and r sts. NV. Services: sunday, II a. N. and
p. m.
Subject: DOCTRINE OF ATONEMENT.
Sunday school. Il a. m: "Wednesday evening meet
ing. O'Clock Public cordially invited. All seats
free Free reading room. col Colorado Building.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CoNGREGATIONAL CHURCH. 10Th snd
q SIS. nv. Rev Samuel II. Woodrow, ID. d.. PAS
tor liam. public worship, with sermon by the
raster The Living Christ. p. m, Easter can
tata Chris the Victor by Dudley Back; music
by quartet and chorus choir, led by Dr. J. W.
Bischof. organist. go a. m, Sunday school. SA5
.. m.. Y. z. S. c, T.
MT. PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
Columbia read and 18th ST. nv. Rev N Ross
FIshburn pastor. $50 a. ~, Sunday school. IL
a m. reception Of members and IGrds Supper:
sermon bv the pastor sibiect. The UnrecugnlEed
Christ" D. M. Junior EndeaTor SO r. n.
Senior Endesyor. rs p. m. Easter choral service
by the sunda5 school special music; object ser
non by the pastor welcome for all
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Gen. Miles Sells Property.

Gen. Nelson A. Miles has sold TO John
Jay White, jr, Of New York, his resi-
dence. at 1875 \ street northwest The
deed, recorded yesterday, does not give
the price paid for the PROPERTY.
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. cor. Hth and sts.
Ulysses G. B. Pierce minister 9s5 g. M, sun
day school, Easter service. Class for the Compare
tive Study Of Religion. and Unity Study Class II
a. m. morning service. sermon b. the minister.
80 p. H. Young Peoples Religious Union. The
public invited to an services.
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NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER

SUNDAY SERVICES AT RAUsCHERs, 1889
Conn., ave- at 4 D. N. address by Miss Emma
GRAY; subject. The law Of Liberty Daily noon
meeting and "Wednesday at p. m. at Loan and
Trust Bldg cor. and 9Th. Public invited
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The new sanctuary choir of sixty men
and boys will be heard for the first time
in St. Aloysius' Church at the solemn
high mass tomorrow. severe plain
chant mass has been chosen adyisedly
for the initial service, on account Of its
simplicity and because Of the short time
the new choristers have had TO prepare.
Mr.. winchester, the director, is spe-
cialist in the training of boys voices and
sanctuary choir methods.
Pupils of Holy Cross Academy viii en-
tertain in Carroll Institute Hall next
Wednesday evening for the benefit Of the
colored and Indian missions and for the
propagation of the faith.
The programme includes vocal and in
strumental selections, monologues, and
violin and harp solos. and a two-act
comedy. entitled "a Point of Honor.
Those taking part In the comedy are Miss
Agnes Downey, Miss Imogene Karns
Miss Agnes Hamilton, Miss Marie Parks,
and Miss Marie MCGEE. The musical pro-
gramme includes vocal and harp solos by
Miss Suzanne Yerby. vocal selection by
Miss Evelyn Pomer, violin solo. from
Faust" by Miss Imogene Karns, and
monoIogues by Miss Yerby, Miss P0mer,
and Miss Lillian Hill.
The Holy Name Society of St Domi-
MICS Church, to the number Of S55 men,
will attend the early mass in St. Dominic 8
tomorrow and receive holy communion
in a body.
A Iridium for the Holy Name Society
OF st. Dominic's. to which members Of the
society from all other parishes. will be
invited, will be given by Rev. Father G.
II McKenna, o. P, in st. DOminic's
Church. beginning Sunday evening, May 3.
at the services IN honor Of the queen of
May"
Services of the Iridium, held Wednes-
day. Thursday. and Friday evenings of
that week. will include sermon Wednes-
day on Laws, Human and Divine" Thurs
day. THE Great Social Evil. and the sub
iect Of Fridays discourse win be The
Great Sacrifice"
| Father McKenna, the founder OF the
/ Holy Name Society in this city, is widely
/ known throughout the United States for
/ his work in missionary fields, and because
of the great success that has everywhere
attended his efforts In establishing the