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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ MONEY. MONEYM MONEY!M

E-5 "oNHi' "oNEi. III :. "oNhi'''
II You want to invest your monthly savings earn
good rate of interest take shares Of the PERPETUAL
BUILDING ASSOCIATION. If you want to borrow W
money at fair rate of interest with full share Of the
profits allowed on the hy repayments of the debt
take stock in the Perpetual Last month we gave an
average Of & OG for total Of Sl2 month being s.
for interest and So in repayment of the PRINCIPAL and
TO which is added. the profits. The Perpetual" has
been in operation only short time, and already the
members have upwards of $50 600 in mort
EaRes at good rate of interest 1t hourishing
condition, growing daily, and has y surplus earned
over It's obiigations stock be taken at any time
without an back Dues The subscriptions to the first
series will cose aud the shares of that will
then be at premium foe the that the interest
on them can be had At any time without waiting the
usual period before interest is payable. The officers
and directors not grabbing the largest portion of
the profits properly belonging to the shareholders
viii any salaries be paid accepted until the iuu ob
gatons to tile members and growing surplus first
provided for. The next meeting Will be on WEDNES-
DAY EVENING, July 5. 1882 at 615 7th street north
west John COOK
Dl-2t Secretlry 61S 18th street northwest
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE sTaR

ANTsr-sESTS-1st page.
ATToRSEYS-1st pare.
Auction SAIEs-7th s.Il Sth PAGES.
BcoKs, &C.-Gth page.
RCAIDISG-Ith pape.
BUSINESS C.IASCEs-ith page.
CITY ITEas-Sih page.
COUFTEY RIAL EsTATE-4th paga.
COUNTRY BoAED-&th page.
DFATHS-sth page.
DEY 6oODs-3d page.
JDUCAIIoNAL-6t page.
FINANCIAL-Ist page.
FAMILY SUPPLIES-Gth pags.
For RENT (ROoms)-4t,I paya.
IOR RE>:T (Houses)-4th PAGE.
For RENT (MiscellaueOus)-ith plye.
FCE SALE (MisceIlaneoUsl-4th pasa.
TcE SALE tHouscsl-4tli page.
GENTLEMEN : GOODs-6th page.
EoUsEFURSISHISGs-Gt page.
LADIES GOODS 9Th page.
LOST AID FoUND-4th pare.
LIST OF LETTERs-3i page.
MONEY To LOAN-Sth paso.
MEDICAL, &C--7th page.
MAREIAGEs-Stb page.
NEW PUBLICATIoNs-1st page.
PICNICs, EXCURSIONS, &C.-Sth page.
ITRsoSAL-4th page.
PEoFEssIoNAL-Sthp paga.
Pianos AND ORGANs-6sh para.
RELIGIOUS NoTICEs-Ist page.
RAILRoAps-7th page.
SUMNER REsoRTs-6th page.
SPECIAL NoTICEs-1st pay,.
SPECIALTIEs-Sth page.
STEAMERS, SC-7th pag3.
SAFE DEPosIr-7th page.
SEWING MAcHINE5-Sth PARA.
The TRADEs-6th page.
TURKISH BATHs-4th page.
UNDERTARERs. &C--Sth ps5a.
WANTED (Help)-4th page.
WANTED (Situa.ionsl 4th pay,.
WANTED (Houses-4th page.
WANTED Misceilaneoas)-4th pare.
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The police force OF Troy, New York, were this
morning paid in full for thirteen months services.
This is the first money received by the police from
The court house at Magnolia, Miss, with all
the records and papers, was destroyed by fire this
m01ning. IncendlarfSm is suspected.
To-day the 18th anniversary OF confederation is
being observed throughout the dominion as a
general holiday.
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Old World News by Gable.

PRINCE BISMARCK on THE SIDE OF ENGIAHD. ,
BERLIN, July 1.-Prince Bismarck expects No
satisfactory results from the conference but he =
on the side OF England SO far as the Suez canal q.
concerned.
FRESH ATTACKS UPON HEBREWS IN HUNGARY
PEsTH July 1--Fresh attacks upon Jews N
hungary are reported The government viii SER
reinforcements OF troops to Upper Hungary SQ
their protection.
THE PORTE AND THE POWERS.
LONDON, July 1.-The Times In its nnanc1aa
article SAYS it is informed good authority thu,
Lord Du1erin, the British ambassador at Constan-
tnople, has telegraphed TO the foreign oflice that
the porte has sfgnifed Its Intention TO be guidoA
by the views or The conference respecting EgyuS
and that Turkish troops will be sent TO re-esfa1s
llsh the status quo under the direction OF tho
powers The Times says IL is also informed that
Egyptians OF good position have petitioned TIN
Sultan and the powers, through Derviscb "Acha,
70 restore the status quo, as the countrs b.
coming utterly dsorganized. This Information,
tnough known In some quarters, has failed -
arrest the downward course OF Egyptian Secuglp
ties, because OF the announcement OF a largo
failure In Paris. nec SSitatng some forced cl06inI
OF accounts.
THE FRENCH ATTEMPT TO INVADE THE AHNAn5U
TERRITORY.
HONG KONG, June 5-Advices from TonQuin
show that the French attempt 70 invade the An.
Mantle territory has been diScountenanced by tho
government or France. The citadel OF Hanu ha0
been restored TO Annamite officials, and a largo
part OF the treasure refunded. The French opefa-
lions have entirely ceased, and although formal
declaration has been issued, u is everywhere BE-
ueyed that the whole affair is repudated ~
France An Annamlte embassy is now proceedfnG
interference on the part OF the Peking govern
ment
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A Big Rain i'm Indiana.

LAFAYETTE, ND, July L-Such a rain as IN
mere yesterday was never equaled In the recolec.
ton OF the Oldest Inhabitants. The streets wa
hooded at olock last night filling the cellar
level with the sidewalks and washing away StrooD
crossings and fences and doing damage to the e.
tent OF many thousands or dollars. The upp0r
part or the city for over a mile resembles venaDD
on small scale. The culyert under the Souom
street X X yards, containing seven tracks W.
washed out Two men narrowly escaped 6efnR
buried Only one track can be used for quarter q
a mile. Ihe damage Is not yet fully known, bue
IL will prove to be very heavy
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THE EGYPTIAN QUESTION!
THE PORTE WILL Be GUIDED BY THE CON.
aca. FERENCE.
THE REPRESSION BILL
LIvELYpEBATEIN THE HOUSE OF coxnoxs
KENTUCKY HANGING TO.DAY.
Frederick. Nd. College.

III" WI" 1-E'NH'IhNt hNhNNEShS EVUkKs
Special dispatch 10 the EyESINs STAR
FREDERICK, Nd, July 1.-The commencement
exercises OF Frederick college were held iase
evening In the College hail before a crowded au-
dience. Speeches and essays interspered win
music by the pupils were the order OF the pro.
gram. In his early life Salmon p. Chase After.
ward CHIEF Justice OF the United states, sl,plte0
for professorship In this Institution but hM an
plicatlon was rejected number OF It's p,ipiis
nave nlled positions high IN public estimation.
THIS year has been one OF the best OF its history
Prof Catch, formerly OF North Carolina, is now the
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FIOurixhfng a Knife I'm Wall street,

NEW YORK, July 1.-Thomas Jefferson, a Penn
Sylvania miner, was arrested to-day on a charge
OF begging in Wall street, and flourishing huge
knife. threatening the passers by. He was cent %
prison for three months
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Not an Indian Massacre bu, "A yokc.

ST Paul, MINI, July 1.-The following was r.
>elVed mere at midnight last night from a military
nnclal at Fort Smelling: On further investivatioS
oy the military authorities at Fort Smelling the
reported massacre OF party OF colonis:s ia FAUX
leadership OF Chief Drifting Goose turns out "a
ne a practical joke, gotten up for merely sensa-
tional purposes by party OF land hunters ana
dams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-01

COPIES OF yesterdays double-sheet STAR, con-
taining full account of Guiteau'S ecutiOn, can
be had at tue counter really for mailing in wrap
perS. Stamps on hand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-01

NATIONAL BANK NOTES received for redemption
during the week, 81 ,665, 600; during the CORE
spending period last year. 81 ,515 O0O received TO-
day, $2O5, ,OOO
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Opening Prices i'm Wall Stress.

NEW YORK, July i, IL a.m.-The stock marlkoe
opened irregular; the changes from yesterday1
closing prices however, were only fractional
During the first hour business was extremely dun
but prices were firm and advanced Y 60 x ~
cent, Reading leading the upward movement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-01

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAy.-Internal reve-
nue., $735, 1860; customs, 1858 OBS. .16
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no NcF BUY TNTII. YOU HAVE FyANINFD
= DANF0RTH'S.
the orinsor Of the Vapor Stove the latest Patents and
Patterns. Cooking for the largest family DONG as re
hy ana nicely as on = Range. without heating YOUR
house- no art; hzhtst IN minute ard giving
more heat than any either Stove made Call and see
tEern III operation ~
Also. 5 ler--e variety of REFRIGEEATORS WaTFP
COOLERS. &C., at lox rates, ut
W. s. jerks L CO.,
se2-lp-1n sl7 7th street northwest,
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Lively Times in the House Of Com mons.
THE REPRESSION BILL DIsCUSsED-MEMBERs oF TuB
HOUSE SUSPENDED.


committee continued In session throughous
the night on clause seventeen OF the re>
preston bill At 7:30 O'Clock this morning
that time equivalent TO two working day1
had been consumed I'm the discussion OF clause
OF secondary Importance. IL would be Tor the
house and the country TO say whether means mus
Parnell said the home rule members would appeal
TO their countrymen at home and abroad He CON
tended that no opposition could be more reason
ably conducted against such an atrocious measure.
committee said there had been deliberately
planned obstruction 10 the business OF tie houso
Messrs. Biggan, Calian, ComInins Dillon, HealE
Leary, Mccarthy, Marion, Metgie. T. p. OCoo6S
Sullivan were then suspended and Quilted .
house. At 10:3 O'Clock the chairman report
that MT. ODonnell had said that the statement C
the chairman was infamous. Right Hon. HsgA q
would move to consider Mr.. O'Donnella con01Gn
On Monday, and it was agreed 20 take up the -
ter on that day. During the night Mr.. Dillon d.
ned the government to levy blood tax from poor
orders which attended the tithe war. This - q.
sample OF discussion throughout the night
IT, NM. ODonnell declared that Dr. P1ays4
fairs naming him was Infamous, because he hn4.
been absent from the house all night and ~
The vtrginla PessoneEs senasnoe1 -
Haogcas - : :. -
PETKksBuRG, VA. July 1.-The jury q a. {.
took place IN the Surrey county court ~ e
week Tor the murder Of Ma Rc. Gray = - :
Jon6a, rendered q verdict q murder . q
gree. Ine accuseo wa9 eenoenoe4 =
Booth, oharged With 6elag. q 3S1s.logZ
nurdesh has beeA conf11u64 tone1ext -
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Affairs in West Washington.

LODGE ELEcTIoNs.-Decatur Lodge, No. X OF
ensuing term: C. w. Butler, C. c.; c. B. VilIette,
v. c.; James L. Collins, p Rich. Sebastian, NJ. at
A.. Mechanics Lodge. No. 18, ]. o. o. F., has
Sherfer, v. g.; VIM. A. Donaldson, R s.; Robert
Butler, p. S.; James p Wallace. treasurer. Cow
enant Lodge, No. 13, l. o. @. F., the following: E.
II. Horner, N. g.; H. NJ Rogers, v. G.. John H.
Darne, secretary; c. N. Allison, treasurer.
PERSONAL.-Mr. Daniel Johnson, wen known
citizen OF this place. has been appointed engineer
IN the Navy department. -. Col Samo continues
in about the same condition as last reported.
CONDITION OF THE WATER.-Great Falls, receiy-
ing and distributing reservoir. clear.
Hon TIDK--July ID. $40 am, Sos pm. July
Sd, $50 Am, 9:56 pm.
SAMUEL oBRIsHT, the young Hebrew who mar
ried Christian girl, and who is alleged TO be I'm
sane. escaped yesterday In New York from the
custody OF q deputy sheriff, while the investi-
CATION was going on as TO his insanity.
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District Govern u,ent Affairs.

In consequence OF the omission OF Congress to
m2ke provision for the compe nSation of the usual
clerical force in the District Ofices, the Commis-
siO1ers have removed seven OF them, some OF them
being the most experienced clerks In the Office.
Their names are John B. Clark, j. w. Ourand
Gordon w. Trow, E. w. w. Griffin. VIM. Griffin,
G. A. Hall and NJ. NJ. Fitzpatrick.
BUILDING PERMITS
Issued by Inspector Entwis.e: John G. Barthol,
repair brick, 2a ~ street northwest; Sl,SC0.
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NAVAL RETIREM ENT AND PROMOTIONS. Ad-
miral John c. Febiger, United States navy, was TO-
day placed on the retired list, making the follow
Rear Admiral; Captain W. X. Mayo, to be CommO-
dore; Commander George A. Stevens, to be Cap
tain; Lieutenant Commander w. H. Whiting, to
be Commander; Lieutenant Joseph Marthon, to be
Lieutpnant-C Commander; Master John E. Roller, to
be Lieutenant: Ensign NJ. L. Wood, TO be Master;
M1dshipnan j. II. L. HOlcOmbe, to be Ensign
These officers have all been ordered to examna-
ton for promotion, as have also Lieutenant c. F.
EmmsTick, Master j. NJ. Helm, Ensign C. II. Ans
den and Midshpman j. II. Glennon, TO fill existing
vacancies
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~ ALL SOULS CHURCH. CORNER 14rH
- sEd l. street north vest, Rev. RU,H X. SHIP
,ES, pastor.-Services at IL q. m. Vespers, p.
sunday School 9 40 4. IN. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-01

Mr. JOHN C. TwEEDALE has been appointed
chief clerk OF the War department, vice H. c..
Crosby, who is granted two months leave Of
absence before his resignation takes effect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-01

i - REV. j. HYATT SMITH, OF BROOKLYN,
s0s will preach in the Fourth Presby terian Church
SUNDAY morning, at IL o'clock. Strangers are well
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-01

MINISTER JOHN RUSSELL YOUNG AT YoKoHANA
SAN FRANCISCO, July IA delayed letter frum
Yokohama, dated June l3 says: Hon. John Ruo-
Sell Young. minister to China, arrived at thnk
place June 12, and was received with great cour-
tesy by the government ofYicialS He proceeded .
China after weeks stay here.
THE U. 2. STEAMER ALERT,
which was injured by collision with the Imperial
Japanese yacht, has been fully repaired IN th1r
government dock yard at the cost OF the Navy a.
partment by the especial request OF the mtntseR
OF marine.
JAPANESE GAERrSoN
is 10 De established on the island OF TsuntRmn,
midway between Japan and Corea. IL IS a SfYunG
strategic position There have been several ~.
tempts 10y various European powers to fx q see.
by Japan.
FRAUD AND Sc ICrpE.
The japanese charge dafYaires I'm France, namC0
suzuki, Is dismissed from the civil service Tor 9
fraudulent misuse OF funds Suzuki has dtnap.~
peared and is supposed 10 have committed SUICIDE
In Paris or its neighborhood
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-01

CADET ENGINEERS Chas. G. TalcOtt, Geo R.
Salisbury and Geo. Z. Bard have been promoted to
assistant engineers, from the 10Th June.
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The Long Branch Disaster.

LONG BRANCH, July 1.-Another victim OF the
thursdays accident died this morning, namely,
VIM. X Garrison, which brings the death roll uT
70 live. His bedside was surrounded by hts family
and trends. He did not regain Consciousness be.
fore his DEATH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-01

THE REPUBLICANS OF the fifth Illinois district
nominated Reuben Elwood for Congress yester-
day, to succeed Representative Hawk.
THE HAWK OBsEQUIEs-The remains OF the late
Hon. r. NJ. A. Hawk, OF Illinois, who died Thurs
day night, having been embalmed were taken
last night to the iltimore and Potomac depot for
transportation to his home in Mount Carroll ILL.,,
where the interment Will take place Tomorrow or
Monday afternoon. The congressional committee
and the Sergeant-at-ArnS OF the HOuSe,aS also Mr..
Spear5, accompany tht bO " to its destination.
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THE GARFIELD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FUND-The
following subscriptions have been recently re-
ceived by Treasurer Giflan for the benefit OF the
Garfield memorial hospital:-Lewis j. Davis. slOO:
ton, Hayti, s225 VIM. Verbeck Holland, Michigan,
$40; j. Shoup Fish Lake, Ind, 50.
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TEa THE 4TH STREET M.E. SUNDAY SCHOOL
t$ Gospel Temperance Society Will hod their
monthly meeting Tomorrow afternoon, half past 3
O'Clock. Mr.. and Mrs. MEHTEN, of Hamlne Church,
will address the meeting Corne music by Mr. VINCENT
PETROIi. All are invited lt-
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Midshipmen Harry Phelps,
William Truxtun, and H. II. Ackerman, ordered
to the coast survey; Midshipman Harry s. Knapp,
detached from the jamestown and ordered to the
coast survey. Leave for three months has been
Darby, U. S. N. has been granted three months
leave from 26th june and Assistant Engineer
George E. Bard, for three months. Medical IN
Spector John c. Spear has been granted perms-
sion to leave the United States until the medical
board OF examiners reaSSembleS.
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z ~ TEMPERANCE JUBILEE-WAUGH NJ. L.
80 Church, corner Sd and streets northeast Sun
day School, a. III. Sermon at IL by Rev. s. H.
MERRILL. ID. ID. pm, Prayer and Experience
Meeting. Sp.m., Platform Meet ng. Hon. Senator I.
w. FERRY presiding Exercises bv the School and adj
dress by Hon. J. HYATT SMITH, of Brooklyn n Y. IT.
FOUNDRY NJ. Z. CHURCH, 14rH AND G
sS str. ets.-To morrow, sermon at IL. by the Pas
tor Rev. W. F. WARD; at close, Communion ser, ice.
No service a night
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PERsoNAL-Mr. Blaine's family have arrived at
their home in Augusta.-Mr James S. Grinnell
formerly chief clerk OF the Patent office is strongly
talked OF as republican candidate for Congress In
the 10th Massachusetts district-MtsS Annie
Louise Cary was married in Portland on Thursday
to &. NJ. Raymond, OF New York, at the residence
OF her sister, Mrs j. C. MerrilL-Mrs r. T. Mer-
rick and family have gone to their summer resi-
dence near EllicOtt.-Mr. and Mrs w. b. Shaw
are at Congress Hall, Cape May, for the season.
r II. Graham has gone to Litiz, Pa, for stay of
some time.-General Schenck and the Misses
Schenck have gone to Vermont for the summer
Mrs NJ. W. Beveridgc will pass the months OF
July and August at Atlantic CIty.-Commoior
Upshur and Pay Director Cunningham are at the
Ebbltt.-Mr. Richard Rathbun, OF the National
Museum, will spend a long vacation at EastpOrt
Me.-MrS. w. e. Dodge is at Oakland, for the
heated term.-C. ID. Liebermann has gone to tie
Warm Springs of Virginia, for the month of July
Mrs Frank B. Smith has gone to Rock Enon
for prolonged stay.-Mr. John R Elvans is at
WaynesbOro', Va, for the seas0n.-Mr. j. Os-
mond Wilson and family have gone tosSconset.
Nantucket, where they have COttage.-AMrS /.
H. Mendenhall Is at the Thompson House. Kdfle
Pa. for the Season.-Mrs. l. A. Conner has gone
To Deer Isle, Me.r-Senat0r Logan has enraped
rooms at the COlOnnade Atlantic CITY, for himself
and family for couple OF weeks during the sea-
son. Mrs Tucker remains the whole season.
Miss Clara C. Baker has gone TO spend her supo
mer'S vacation with her New ENGLAND friends
amongst the mountains Of New HaYnustfre -
District Attorney C0rkhill went to Cane Nav last
eveningsto remain until next Wednesday or Thur
w
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A NAVAL COURT-MARTIAL met at the Norfolk,
Va, navy yard yesterday for the trial OF Chief En-
gfneer Charles E. DeValin on charge of drunken
ness The following officers composed the court:
Captains w. X. Mayo and B. B. Taylor, Com
manderS g. B. White and C. L. Huntington, Chief
Engineer w. G. Buehler and Paymaster L. A.
Frailey, with Lieutenant i. T. Wood us judge ad-
VOcate. =
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ARMY ORDERs-First Lieut.. George Evans,
10Th cavalry, is assigned to temporary duty at
Jefferson barracks, Missouri; leave OF absence for
six months, from June 1st, 1882 on account OF
sickness, IS granted. Col. Frederick r. Dent, 1st
artillery; the leave granted First Lieut.. Frederick
Won Schrader. 18th infantry, is extended to Sep
temDcr 18th, 1882 The following -namei officers OF
the 1st artillery are detailed at the artillery school,
Fort Monroe, Va, and will report in person to the
commanding officer OF the school on or before Sep
tember 1st, 1892: First Lieut. Tasker II. Bliss,
Second Lieut. Adam Shaker; the resignation OF
Second Lieut. Percy Parker, Sth infantry, has been
accepted by the PreSdent to take effect July 9Th,
1882
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~ MCKENDREE NJ E. CHURCH MASSACHU-
SS sets avenue. between 9th and 10th streets north
west-Rev: G. HERBERT RICHARDsON, Pastor a.. M,
Subject Holiness" )" I'm. Sacrament Lords Sup
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. CORNER 18th
sEd |. stree: north vest Rev. Run r.. SHIP
Sunday school. 9;45 a m 1t
~ METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH 9Th
- street between e and streets northwest
p,stor, Rev j. T. L.ssEILa sabbath School 90 al a
,i5 an. Citizens and STRANGERS cordially invited.
bansh Hall i6;j iish street northwest. Rev .' G.
3. PATCE. Pas:or.-Services: Preaching Sunday morn
80 ocioek Al iaSss are xeieone evening" It
~. HOLY CROSS CHURCH. EIGHTEENTH
ices: Maths and sunday school $50 am. !; ce}ehra
on of holy sacramen: and sermon, IL am; vesrers.
omuno. M & wene.sy sIs and r frdsy 80 a H. sea
tree III ]. A. HARROLD. Rector.
So HANILINE NJ. E. CHURCH. CORNER 9TI
/ am by Psst'r. Rev. s. II. H.nrsocK' r@' :over
fen of Iord m snnps4 WsIe5ms iens: pm
~ FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. ct!
- street. between aud II streets northwest. Rev
J. HYATT sNrH OF bsookiyn New h York will rreac, y
am STRANGERS are welcome. 1t
~ THE TABERNACLE, NEAR CORNER 9TI
-~g AID streets sou;hwes.-W. W. HICKS minis
mnrninr service Il Arprorraie @ p music nus W be- rendere
by the choir. All are invited. 1T
80 GRACE NJ E CHURCH CORNER 9TH AM
g s streets northwest-I1 A. Administration o
Church Members Generally on the % Lords sides sun
day school 9:l5 q m. and 80 PM 1t
souls ghosts going to glory of scsolds and dealt
subject will dsSsrsd SsSs rOe9norroS On t"s at '0i
hss am in n McCa1leys Can y Hall pennsyvana avenue
adsiphian All lin inzitsd No Collection Z. B.Nsi, ,oo
win he given to Priest Parson who will produce on
text OF holy scripture showing that man has immortality
Inherent or that he is conscious af death until hi
resurrection. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-01

METEoDIsT PROTESTANT CHURCH 9Th
- street, between and L streets northwest
're ching Sunday. ct IL m. and 7:45 m 10y the
Pastor, Rev. J. T. LAssEILE. Sabbath school at
':i5 Citizens and STRANGERS cordially invited.
seats free. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-01

TS WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE
t-S UNION.-Cirand Jubilee Meeting Sabbath, at
PM at Congresasio:lai church. 10th and sire cts
ProLibtory Amendment in Iowa. Three-minute adj
dresses leading ministers and temperance workers
Public invited n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-01

UNITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. CI.A-
- baugh Hall. 1857 18th street northwest, Rev. G..
3. PATCH. Pas:0r.-Services Preaching Sunday morn
ngs at IL o'clock. Sunday school Sunday afternoons
: O'Clock. Prayer meetings Wednesday evenings at
80 o'clock. Al welcome. 1t