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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-11

PERsoNAL.-T. A. Barton of Warsaw, Ind,
Chas. E. Dark of indianapolis, Arthur Brad
ley of New York and G. c. Smith of Cedar
Rapids are at Wilards.-John W. Dun OF
Boston, Jno. c. Chapman Of Louisville, Jno
G. Lewison Of Jefferson City, Mo-, and E. L.
Schmidt of Minnesota are at the Randall -
E. T. Perry of New York, o. F. Wilson
of Columbus, ]. ID. Findlay Of Chattanooga
and H. s. Blanford Of Walla Walla, Wash, are
at the Ebbitt.--N. B. Chase of Maine. ID. NJ.
L. Smith Of New York, ID. ID. Earle of New
York and ]. c. Gramer of Cincinnati are at the
Riggs.-Roy Jones Of Cambridge, Ferdinand
w. Beck Of Chicago and Geo. ". Gardiner oi
Cleveland are at the Arlington.--C. S. Gleed OF
Topeka, Jos. n. Henessy Of New York and A. L.
Pemrock of Philadelphia are at the Shoreham.-
Vim. NJ. Rosewater of Cleveland, +. E. E. How
ard Of Boston. n. o. Hora of Covington, Ky.,
and F. L. Wells of Chicago are at the st.
James.-H. L. Reid Of Pittsburg, T. I. Barry
of Knoxville, Tenn, E. p. Waite Of New York
and James d. Stuart Of Council Bluffs. Iowa,
are at the Howard House. se.-Robert 2. Parker
of Roanoke, Va, j. c. Stearn of Boston and W.
c. Gwynne Of Memphis are Mt the Oxford
g. H. Giddings of Texas, w. Clark of New
York, s. T. Singer Of San Francisco, Cal, and
Samuel Holt of Mississippi are at the John
son.-Rev. Eugene A. Hannah sailed on the
Teutonic Wednesday for q three-months' tour
Of Europe.
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War Department Changes.

Charles W. Berry Of Alabama has been ap-
pointed clerk at $1,000 in the Secretary's Office.
John H. Lindley Of Illinois and James NJ.
Wright Of the District Of Columbia have been
promoted from class ! to class q Richard
Branner of Texas, Miss Lucy B. Russell Of
Maryland, Martin A. Gruber of PENNSYLVANIA,
Steven W. Williams Of South Carolina. John E,
Brooks Of Ohio, George W. Davis Of Missouri,
Joseph F. Bixler Of Pennsylvania, Winfred
Beck Of Illinois and Thomas H. Levering Of
Tennessee have been promoted from clerks at
81 900 to class !, all in the record and pension
Office. Frank Martin of Softh Carolina and W.
Stanley Pitts Of Iowa have been promoted from
class to class 2, Office of surgeon general VIM.
WhitehiIl Of Virginia and Sherman b. Fowler
Of Virginia have been promoted from clerks at
81 900 to class l, Office Of the surgeon general.
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The Census Investigation.

The Census Investigation.
The census Investigation committee failed to
raise quorum this morning and adjourned to
meet Tuesday next at 10 o'clock.
Chairman Fithian leaves tomorrow for Chi
cago to attend the democratic convention.
There will not be very much done by this COM
mittee until the convention adjourns, after
which the chairman Mr.. Fithian) says he in
tends to push the Investigation through to q
finish in short order.
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ARMY ORDERs.-First Lieut. Edwin F. Glenn,
from company to company E. First Lieut..
William J. Pardee, from company to COM
pany l. First Lieut. Robert ]. c. Irvine,
eleventh infantry, is detailed as recorder of the
examining board at Whipple barracks Ariz,
vice First Lieut.. Waldo E, Aver, eleventh in
fantry, hereby relieved.
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Minister Porter Not . Candidate.

lSDIASAPoLIs, md, June 1.-THE Journal
prints today letter from A. q. Porter, minister
to Italy, declining to be considered in any sense
a candidate for governor. He gives the inn
propriety Of such candidacy in view Of the
position he holds as the reason. The letter is
dated Florence NAV &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-11

MARQUETTE. Mich, June IA mine cap
tain and another man were killed yesterday in
a riot Of striking miners at the mine. Four
hundred miners out strike and more
serious trouble is feared. The governor has
ordered the Marquette Rifles To he in readiness
TO report TO the sheriff to quell any further dis
turbance. strike is also imminent at the
Calumet and Hecla.
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CATTLE DISEASE IN TANaIRRs.-The Treas
ury Department is officially advised of the ex-
istence Of the epizoota or glosopedia or foot
disease among cattle in Tangiers and will re-
quire a certificate from importers Of hides from
that country that they have been thoroughly
disinfected before they will be admitted into
the United States.
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NEW York, June ii.-Frank &. ives. the bill
lard champion, sailed today on the steamer la
Bourgogne for Hsyre. He will meet all the cel-
ebrated French PLAYERS in the Folies Bergere
tournament at Paris. He is accompanied by
Mrs Ives
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Act APPRovED.-1he President has signed
the bill donating twenty acres of land from the
Fort Sydney military reservation to the city Of
Sydney, Neb., for cemetery purposes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-11

The MARINE BAND CoScERT.-The pro-
gram for the Marine Band concert to be
given in Lafayette Square, beginning at 6
O'Clock this evening, is as follows: Overture,
"Mysara, Wettge; excerpts from ''saiammbo, {"
Reyer; airs Of Hindustan, Graaf; 'Damnation
of Faust" Berlioz; mosaic. '.Cavalleria Rusti-
cana, Mascagni; American Patrol" Meachem:
valse, Pearl de Rosee," Lataste; ''The Stag
Party" Sousa patriotic air, Hail, Columbia, -
Fyles.
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Searching Weather I'm kan.n. CITY.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June H. Yesterday was
the hottest day of the season. the thermome-
ter at O'Clock registering 9s degrees in the
shade and lis degrees in the sun. -Four cases
of sunstroke reported TO the police aud
two Of them will probably terminate fatally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-11

NAVAL ORDER.-Passed Assistant Surgeon
Lloyd W. Curtis has been detached from the
Naval Academy and ordered to the Newark
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal
revenue, S426, 18S; customs, S45S, ,204
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,wE ARE NOT UNFORTUNATE.

K~WE ARE NOT UNFORTUNATE.
SOLICITATION and importantly are as
widely separated as legitimacy and illeziti-
macy-do you the dstinction:-and
while VIC would like to enroll You as q
patron will not demean ourselves by
groveling for your favor.
SNYDER WOOD,
Model Tai,ors
J. l. W. 423 Eleventh street northwest
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ST.. PErKRsBURG, June ll.-It IL asserted on
apparently good authority that the czar has
reprimsnded the Grand Duke Constantine for
visiting President Carnot without permission
from the car. IL Is the invariable rule to ash
the consent Of the car before taking part in
any official function. The autocrat is very
jealous of his rights the head Of the house q
Romanod
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'Chicago's Suspected Aldermen Acquitted.
CHICAGO. June ll.-Sslo W. Bouhs inability
to take the stand yesterday resulted in the
termination Of the suit against the aldermen
charged with corruption. The jury was in
structed to return a verdict scquitting the de-
fendanfs-
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CHURCH NOTICES.
BAPTIST.

SssMILoH BAPTIST CHURCH. l. ST. BET.
sn i tan our rsna ss y.I Rev Taylor
Living saeraes" Sss%Sp ns .sr%Sn RaasSs
SEP snSsss spTs pEh
ai usi tessins Glass" The public invited. Come
ST; BAPTIST CHURCH. AND 9Th n
W. Rey, J; j. MUIR. psstor.--preachtns. Ii
and Lamp" SIS: $50 c. E. meeting at 7:I5 It. ''
KCSfnAsToR CSnR I: HEZ SVEN SPEAKS on "A
es Come Second Baptist churcS 18th sth ST. Al and sss.s 8s
ave. Sc. 1t
YCSEIRsT BAPTIST CHURCH. 10TH ST.
sShS0 Ss m sdn,
cistr Tnns iS oSIoek P M Christian Endeayor
Tssday eHesns. siSi Sefoct t'ft' aRs Rsaysr s
K~sMT. CARMEL BAPTIST CHURCH COR.
d sna shoo ss REV Jus w tb. esSSns
lnsendent md r,, II AN preaching chi BY Rev 4cSsrd
R1saissains Rmsi;aa BY pastor subject rue Light All
8oSPRoyIDENCE BAPTIST CHURCH, q ST.
- bet 30 and ~ S.; s.w.. Rev. j, T. CLARK.
Rasfor-1Isunday pas school $50 2 m Covenant meet
P,ssor: sabjsSs The fwo % crsss sSad EasIes p
R~SyIRGINIA AVE. BAPTIST CHURCH. :
by Rev. B. y Laus, D. D. of Pittsbttrg Pa snbtes.t
he Coming of His Kingdom" 7:'o by pastor, Rev.
R~eRACE BAPTIST CHURCH. S. C. AVE,
snnSaH soSS6, Sh and a Sc Rev j d. smith pastor
service, go p m. preaching, 3 pun. 1t
R~GALILEAN FIsHERMEN.-The R. ". u.
Sssssns d rb GFsnd end Iabsrnaele No g. u e
be ae Rrsasaea at Mt GaTiGei Baptist Al
m, by the Rev. " p Gibbons. pastor Lxortation
by n s. @. ruler. It'll THOs. 1. HALL.
K~CALvARY BAPTIST CHURCH, STH AND
sunday school Ifsas sTsSx pas5eri suSerin.
tendent Ppsehing ii a. m. by Rev. Wheeler Bog
z aaa aas fs'e, sx ksH + 6uA.t.1 SMsE
pIssor;ddsSnday N rnd sShoSl 243 AN gEeachins. II
ana chss GaARE Ssh .na
pin All are cordially inTitsa to tSsse ser1isss. It
@~FIRsT BAPTIST CHURCH, COR. @ AND
ing BY the pastor. sunday school. 8 : m sermon.
u Ia q. n. Prayer meeting; 3 2; m. Sermon by the
Nfs T. B. Laws F. T AH'fseHFfE sSBfSsos E Pastor
H~sTHE WALKER MEMORIAL. BAPTIST
Rev v. Bryant. pastor sunday school at 80 a.
4, II subject Ths House On the Rock and Hi tie
9ne ,e on n she sandm N !:30Pm. subject; Our Age
RSMI 4 ZION BAPTIST CHURCH, COR.
pastor Sunday school, 9:30 nj. IL a. NJ sermon to
sunday school O'Clock. funeral sermon; 3 O'Clock
y. communion; p. m., preaching. It.
x@SsECOND BAPTIST CHURCH, 3D. ST.
y am. preaching By the pastor. 3 pm, com@un-
80 will preach in Monumentai building. i:ss
,ss 81 sSe s IL
Lords Supper Make the Communicates Cannibasi'
John. o: 53. All invited. It,
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Ex-Premier Mercier Of Quebec Province win
take his seat in the Quebec Legislature next
week.
KY, Thursday night for asauIting Lydia
STAIRS.
The Sells Bros.' menagsrie and circus. ar
rived at San Francisco yesterday from Ans
tralia.
The Cape Cod ship canal Inn was defeated In
the Massachusetts, house yesterday by vote Of
50 to 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-11

K&ssUMMER REQUIREMENTS.
fR0TEcr YOUR HOME
nS ssen oteI Sors y eHtns a, in a
nihcant in comparison to the comfort
Adjustable Window Screens. e5c.
window Frames. 36 inches square. for
ssroS9 %ir. 1~s seSees DOORS s esch Ss,
With spring hinges. hook and eye and
Altering screen doors. 2c.
LAY THE DUST in front OF your house and prevent
tarvs Is. wsssr the Sl Trass sIs; and sax@ers @'r,
with couplings and patent nozzie, only
CUT THE LAYS s,SsR fSIsf HS;, aSsls e. each
I6-inch Lawn Mowers, fully gaaran-
MAKE YOUR t5a SIS SniS he e cEHxa K sssf
tlien make as much and as often as you
Ss Ice Ice Cream Cream Ersszss. only Snly q
THE STOVE IS Ss ss1sss s,e!y u
COR. nth AND G SITS. NV. 3e11
V~THE MOST ORIGINAL
h And sis gsptRs snsIi:psa .Rs s ss:
VIZ. noSkafiss ESSr iifs 's'' ''''''''' y
Of the
GEDNEY ROBERTS COMPANY
OF
ALEXANDRIA, VA,
Who Is now located at 1921 g st.
NV.
viii be glad to show you SAM
pies Of work and submit estir
W. f. ROBERTS
OF the late tirm of
6EDEEY ROBERTS,
5a11 142l q st NV.
RsREMOvAL NOTICE
surance and Agents National Mutual Building and
Loan Association of New York, have removed theln
Offices from 1901 Pennsylvania W., I2th
to 500 1lth ST. n. je1l,N
E~DR MORGAN HAS REMOVED Hs
~ Once and residence from st. u. W. to No.
Sl3 18th st. NV, bet. I and x sts. (McPherson
equAxel. Telephone call 735. my23-1ms
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Two Posslms for the President.
Some time ago President Harrison expressed
a wish to Uncle Jerry Rusk for two good
'possums as soon as frost set in, and this morn
ing two fine young 'possums were received at
the White Houss. These were delivered BY
Adams Express Company, and were in q bo,
marked, ''To the President Two citizens of
Maryland-Mr. Protection and Mr. Reciprocity,
with the compliments Of John r. Hewlett, l4ii
N street northwest" Each Of the animals had
a red, white and blue ribbon round his neck,
one married "proteotion" and the other 'reci-
procity."
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Suicide of I>erturer Willetts' Daughter.
NcLourH, KAN, June fi.-Miss Mary wh-
let's, the wenty-shree-ysar-old daughter a
John r. willetts. national lecturer Of the slli-
snce and chairman of the last Kansas bouse a
representative, committed suicide by drown
ing last night in horse pond near her hons.
She bad bsen suffering for some time from Iasa-
tal sberrstion resulting from grip.
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An American Earl Of warwick.

INpIASAPoLIs, June lL-Emory p. Beau
champ. consul at Aix-la-Chapen under Presi-
dent Grant, yesterday died at the Central In
diana Hospital for the Insane. Mr.. Besuchsmp
was q lawyer of Terre Haute. Ind. who was sent
TO AK by President Grant in 1874 He passed
the most brilliant consular exsmins-
ton in Washington While On leave Of
absence he visited England and was
invited bv Lord Chief Justice Cockburn, who
presided In the Tchborne trial. to a seat on the
bench He dug up The peerage record slso and
asserted his right TO the extinct title Of Earl cf
Warwick, by which title he was afterwsrd
known
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LUTHERAN.

LUTHERAN.
CHuRCH OF THE REFORMATION, PA.
ave, and I'd E. s;e.-Children's day exer-
DR.. Kuhns will preach at pm. Christian Endeayor
at7:31 Tie public cordially invited. IT.
sT: MARKS LUTHERAN CHURCH, 18th
2kA and @ sts. w., Rev. w. II. dutwald, psstor.
Chdfen's day services. II s-m. addresses BY Sups
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METHODIST.

L. sFEsEr F.s F sHSaoT Ii
Come. cteasas PIN prayer meeting Thursday Pin IT
r. Ksy Z SHEsSHb g TdsS YTH AS1
saSss s s5sn al ~ sy %
ology;"r ,Epworth League. a4s. Tassdsy. oonsecrs-
KNSWEsbbEY b CHAPEL: 4 M: COR; 9TH AND F
day school; II il .%; pssschias Sy pastor; p % nun
sss:
RSFIFTEENTH ST NE. CHURCH, COR
r. g. nsr ns St NV. Rev; l. A; ,Thirlkeid pas
flii$r sas service wi At f Ssd s. PIN Il H'sssss sssSs! 3
le-,Sr-sq sqRAcE N +. CHURCH. COR 9TH AND
A With C. music Il Mss Ss ksv H ts,.;
| nesday at $50 p. m, moonlight excursion. Its
UNION NJ. E. CHURCH. GOTH ST. NEAR
Az ksy fsf fs0~R Rev. e. s.
saaS s1 e sns
Saturday, at pm. II
Of N, Capitol and K SITS. ne. Rev. Chas o.
PsachnS m services viii Se held in S tie lecture IRE
pastor. sabbath school, 9:3O a. m. Children's day
;ss; fr:sssas ssasH E
1- 1--e<asksSS.ALbRAITH <ssS.sl A. N. E. ZION CHURCH.
Dyson, I'D: pastor'-Preaeains. IL a. IN. and 7;45
CENTRAL METHODIST PROTESTANT
Reese Murray pastorSserVces at IL ii a. M, chsren's
day celebration. Preaching at pm. Y. P. s. c. L.
por.cr 4. @ >r~,op,.r =. :, ,,,,,,.,,
dridFs pas.or. -Preaehns Ii ain. a.. subject: subj The he
Seems sandas school, a a5 ES%Sssh Lesss
gNM MESsoR95ITAY S; IS,5 rra Sa{S N cHGRcR;
& NJ 5s%s' 4 Handy " DD siS'' '%' IT,
r SITS. Rsy, oliver j. Brown. b. B.. = pastoT.o H u
Lies Sea" Sy the SUNDAY school. with organ and
Ssi sutcs % iaS ays: meeting ss P%ss:SE %ssnss s.
W-sREy. DIR. 8. b. WALLACE breaches
e the ssiss' and e
GlIt. 2lst st. bet: M and SITS. n, w.. Rev:
ThroasA ss'" vanIsnr 8:por Saved IT, as
bet: 9th and i0th. Chiidrsn's day. Preach- i:
pF at 3, sse Hy SS The
sts p m sunday school, . 80 il; EpwSrth Lessns.
free. cordial invitation to all . p A' 0it''
cSGoRsUCA n E. CHURCH. COR ~ AND
m s.S b. .h. hsnssasS
M Sg Rev IT, fos At svisss
K&EH1issfNRR isfR .Hsb x 5 5 ssFscH, sFs. s!,w..
s,nln GhiGren,s ,IP pay Dam: Sunday school ii IN,
sren; &S q, vdn, p m & GsTistsn rs ian Epdesyo, Society
R[SF0URTH STREET N. Z. CHUCH-
The Sssor RsS aaT prssshins S
viii Sesusui service rendered.
MOUNT VERNON PLACE N. E. CHURCH
sor 4 Gar .SSdrsn's Pay 'shff%nsns fns sunday Drs
school WIN build the floral temple during the exer-
By % s1 eSsas
K@kkssbB bSHs9. y. + 6,sI6l GaIRcTi REV; & y
school :na Young people iSh sunday .es0g
p.e,, Rev. Alex. Z. Gibson, B. D., pastor.
II IA ehildrsns re- day services by The sunday school
and sandss school song service ThaPsass Sm
by Rev Luther B. wilson .nSjset sonsss id s1 Al
K~sSMsE1T NE y IVES Is. An Il Z; z. CHURCH D ST.
psstor. Preaching a. II .. m. and 745 Pm. by the
;sSr II. r. ass;; ssS e Harris, y
s!SsSmss SS service Our rally continued 'Sa.s. r
Gysnas Il. 2 Church, West WasSinston,
Rev Geo. Elliott. pastor. .-Preaching the pa..Or II
Good music and singing. IT,
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OTHER SERVICES.

OTHEh SERVICES.
SsPIRITUALIsTs- -EyANGELIsTs 600 F
r AND and aassns aas as1sin: sssys
80 conference. singing recitasions oy the Little
@ sRS Hh sssI ~ sssss
and ,i SATURDAY at Tnsss
day and Thursday at p. M. 900 st. All welcome.s
sons service 4s Tyshgslist Isge I'sf q ai:sis.Spi
PsandaS snd s1 Brsnh and ssa
%sssss H 6saa Sost Sf Rs
sna an slGs saa xa spaee & and @ &
do ,Wednesday cor oh an and K. I ave. H Pin. !.
Thursday. Gay St. Baptist Church. deoryetown,
z PIN. it,
x~STHE PEOPLES .CHURCH. NoN-SEC-
tartan lr.s and 1 independent, Rey. Alex. Kent
saass s on its x f 1r of s
Cognition." Seats free. All welcome. '',' II
KssPIRITppALJsM.- HALL. sun;
'aS sHe aes M,ss @sa Magic aauH L. Of
RaSTHE NATIONAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Institute will hod % its Bible class at 2s9i
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TEMPERANCE.
EaI,,S,s, son. u. COOP IT TEMpLARs, .s
tsmgsSanSs mas meeting AL Firs. Prsssy
n. W.,
ROW at o'clock. Senator Pfeffer will preside. IT.
R,THE GOOD TEMPLARs OF THE CITY
Will be addressed by Rev. DR.. Hershey Sab
lath evening at Sixth Presbyterian Church, 9Th and
SITS. s.w. 1t
R~SREv. H; W. DAVIS OF CHARLESTON.
~ ILL.,. will he one Of the speakers at the tenn
perance mass meeting 1T First Presbyterian Church,
~ ST. bet: and sts. n. ut O'Clock tomorrow.
Do not fail to hear him. IT.
K,wOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE
49, Union.-C}csrel mass meeting, First Con.
Addresses by Rev. Edkenie F. St. john and jud.re III
b. Mouton. Subjects The One-nliIe Limit Lawn
and 'Woman's Work" All friends invited. II
REV SCOTT r. HERSHEY WILL PREACH
EVENING at O'Clock. Sixth Presbyterian Church.
corner 9th and g ats. s.w. Come and bring youf
friends. It's
,TEMPERANCE-THERE WILL BE
- meeting of the Father Mathew Total Alb
stfnence Society tomorrow (SUNDAf) evening at the
ball. 9th and sts, n. W.. at O'Clock Good speak
ing. AL are invited 1t
C. 7. U.-REOEPfION 70 REV EU-
0S genie r. Sc. John at Hotel Fredonia from
70 10 THIS EVENING. No cards. AL friends cor
dinlly welcomed. II
RI HAVE THIS DAY. REcEIyED FROM
Mr. Henry Iost, for the committee qa fair
q ad On so & f. s: hhS s
10. 1851 IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-11

Today new brand Of besr makes its appearance on
the market Hhs name Best" bestowed upon this
particular brewing Is misnomer. Coming as q
special productof the great breweres operated
National CAPITAL Brewing Compsny-brewed for the
exclusive use Of +. H. Finley Son-made Of the
ver1b bat uslts procurabe and imported Bohemian
hot ~ Bsst'' beer. although newcomer. wiu
thsChSkfls excellence and superior merit take but
little time IA becoming popular with all consumers Of
thefoarntng beverage This brand be supplied to
no Y1n except the Msssrs Finley according to their
contrast With Mr.. Albert Carry. president Of the
pany The beer is eight mouths old-tust the proper
age.
Beers that are brewed in other cities and shipped to
Washington lack the requisite freshness and favor
the BEST which Is bottled from kegs that leave tho
vaults every morning TITS bottled by experienced
workmen. who know the vaue Of using care IN trans
fsrring the beer from kes to bottle. Again.
the properies Of beer perfectly pure unadul-
terstsd and able stand the any analysis The
mAtsyA used In its manufacture selected by ex-
DerH Aany beer drinkers prejudced in sfavor Of
sous sspscil brand that they consider a good thing.
II h the acme Of common sense 70 hold TO q good
thfnsvhen you have 1t. but always let when soe-
thing better turns mp. like the Best' Beer. for in
stance.
Every prominent saloon and restaurant in the city
viii handle Best" hthey desire 10 keep mp with the
times II Will be sold the bars Of all the hotels
and it, presence In family refrierators assured
by the advance orders that have been resolved When
you ask the bartender for IL insist having It cold
"ueu Sou you uot1Co tuat II mas tne
thick mea,y taste unpleasanty characteristic Of
great many other brands
That the beer thing Of e1cellence and worthy Of
notice viii be than granted after the first bottle
BY lots Of beer drinke who fail at present any
merit In home products During these days Of sultry
Summer shere Is nothing rstsful to the thirsty
than small bottle and another one" Make it the
Best" when you give the order and you viii have
done -sticc to your palate and stomach
''f 4" beer is bottled only by FRANK H. FINLEY b
SON. l2O6 u street northwest Hotels and families
supplied foucsn order by telephone mail and
get waited promptly. Telephone call 54l. je9 81
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aSB BIG MEETING FOR MEN ONLY AT THE
~ Y. NJ. G. A, l4O9 New York ave. n. W., sun
day 430 D. m. Address by Hon. J. II. Walker, mem
ber OF Congress from Massachusetts Subject: why
ought to hear him. Bible class at $3.50 pm. IT
KSHON. DAUPHIN =. ROBERTS OF IN
- diana will address the gospel meeting for
men at the rooms. 1897 llth 81. n. w. of the Young
Mems Christian Association, District of Columbia,
SUNDAY, June I2. p. IN. All men ara cordially
invited. 1t
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CHURCH NOTICES.
PRESBYTERIAN.

t-r, FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, ~ ST
:S>Ns between and ID sts.-Mornnlg SUNDAY
school at $50. Service. with sermon by key.
Or. Sunderiand. at IL a Prayer meeting of Y. p.
=. c. l.. at 10 and evening service at & O'Clock /
with sermon by Rev. MIR. Holmes. cordial welcome
to all worshpers. IL
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HsMETROP0LITAN Me, CHURCH COR.
WNEA AZ and sts., Rev. g. II. Corey, d D.
pastor. Sabbath school, $50 a. m. ChiIdren's dsy
service by the Sabbath school 1t IL am. Epworth
League at630 pm Preaching at 7:45 PIN. All coIs
daily invited m
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R~MARABILIA CIGARS.
MCKINLEY. The Mckinley bill increased the
MCKINLEY. duty on wrappers st- % per pound.
MCKINLEY. Yet the Mirabilia Cigar h made on
MCKINLEY. ttrely Of imported tobacco Of Q high
MCKINLEY. grade and u a better cigar for 8 cents
MCKINLEY. than any sold for that money before
MCKINLEY. the Mckinley tariff act went into
MCKINLEY. effect.
1t SCOTT 4 BRO
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

I DESIRE TO RETURN SINCERE
- thanks to friends for their kindness in my
late bereavement by the death Of my wife Also to the
societies. of which she member, for their prompt
payment Of the death benefit Union Whitfield Lodge,
No. II. lmpediate Aid society, No. 3, Capital City
Benefit Society. Very respectfully. WM. NJ. TAX
LOR, Gyl It,
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x0SoUNION NJ. Z. CHURCH. 2OTH ST NEAR
EEv sERSIcEs CSNTiSGEp On fSf f!0~R Rev RassGr e. s.
Inge of issssipPi will preach sunday a. m and
y. IA. also each evening during the week Except
Saturday, at pm. lt*