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A DESERTED WHITE HOUSE.
The President Has Gone to Join Mrs. HaI
risOn at Loon Lake.

The President Has Gone to Join Mrs. Har-
rison at Loon Lake.
The White House is deserted today. The
President left a: HIS last night on a special
train to join his wife at Loon Lake. The special
train was composed of an engine and the private
car Mayfower and will proceed over the Penn
sylvania railroad and West Shore to its destina-
tion, arriving this afternoon. The President
was accompanied by his stenographer, Mr.
Tbbotts and a servant.
Private Secretary Halford left for Asbury
Park today to spend Sunday. He will return
Monday and resume his duties at the White
House as the Presidents representative
All public business demanding the attention of
the President will be referred to Mr.. Halford,
and only the most urgent cases will be for
warded to the President. as it is his desire to
free himself entirely from business for short
time
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THE DISTRICT ASSESSMENT.
What the Assessor Says Of the Legislation
Of Congress.


In conversation with q STAR reporter today
upon the legislation Of the Fifty-second Con-
gress affecting the assessors Office, the District
assessor said: 80 far as the assessors Office Is
concerned we have been well treated. Every
bill in which this o:ice was specially interested
has been passed. The most noticeable and most
satisfactory Legislation for this Office, and which,
I think, most largely affects the material inter-
ests Of this District is the amendment contained
In the sundry civil bill providing for the ap-
pointrnent Of three citizens 10 revise she
assessment made by the three
assistant assessors who were appointed under
the act Of March 8, 1891, and also providing
that for the present fiscal year al taxes shall be
levied and collected upon the basis Of the sssess-
ment Of 1889. The taxpayer can come to my
Office next November and pay with the as-
surance that the tax bills viii be exactly the
same as last year, unless he has built Q new
house in the meantime. Every one interested
In the present and future welfare Of this Dis
trict should join . general prayer Of thsuks-
giving for this happy and satisfactory solution
OF the assessment problem"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-06
rAas cuhs. Hins.sssra,e Expsases...

That Cuhaa HilibusosranG Expsasess>.
4 tslsgTam was rsosivsd st ths Trsasury D.
partmsnt this norning from Oollsctoe Hon a
Key West, ia, stating thas tAsrs \ No svs-
dsnes there Of Alibusssring sxpsdtuoa hsv1ne
left for Cuba, snd fuzthsr tisS - oususuS
consul believes ths ruuor ~ eivsu oirsul,1ko.
= blind 70 cover Cuhan Allbus1sE1ne expe-
6ton which might snxt from soDS o6Ses
point Ths utmoSt vigEnnss = bsing ehssrvoi
By vhe unissd etaAD sn1hsg3ko . eppsoksnd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-06

TREASURY BALANcEs.-The net balance in the
treasury has decreased to s29, ,026 ,5s1, because
Of heavy payments since the first Of the month
OF this amount s14 ,O95. .452 is in subsidiary
coin and S12, 135, 800 in national bank deposi-
taries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-06

To Go TO HONDURAS AT ONcE.-The q. 8. s.
Kearsarge, now at New York, has been ordered
to sail at once to Honduras to look after Ameri-
can interests in that country. This action is
not based on any recent information received
from Honduras, but is simply in accord with
orders issued several days ago. She has de-
layed her departure in order to permit some
of her officers to close up court-martial case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-06

DIVIDENDS DECLARED.-The controller Of
the currency has declared first dividend Of 80
per cent in favor of the creditors of the Bell
County National Bank Of Temple, Tex, on
claims proved amounting to s22, TIA. Also u
third dividend Of 20 per cent in favor Of the
creditors of the Red Cloud National Bank of
Red Cloud, Neb., making in all 6215 per cent
on claims proved amounting to $50, ,O2l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-06

Mr.. Andrew D. White Of New York, the
newly appointed minister TO Russia, was st the
State Department today receiving his instruc-
tons preparatory TO his departure for 81
Petersburg. He had an interview with the
Pres ident yesterday on the same subject He
will leave New York about the 90th instant, and
expects TO reach his port October I, going BY
easy stages from London acron Tie continsnt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-06

SECRETARY ELKINs' RKrURN.-Secretary
Elkins has returned to Washington and at
the War Department today. He came here ex-
pressly to see the President, but failed to ar
rive in time to do So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-06
NEW RUSSIAN MINISTER.

Baron de struve Succeeded by the Ambas-
sador TO Vienna.
ST. PETERsBURG. Aug. 6.-M. de Struve, mis-
lister to the United States, has been Transferred
TO The Hague. He will be succeeded in WASH
ington by Prince Cantacuzene, at present
chancellor Of the Russian embassy at Vienna
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-06

ExrRADITIoN WITH PERu.-The Secretary o.
State is negotiating treaty Of extradition will
the government Of Peru
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-06

The BENNINGTON ALL R1aHT.-A cable mes
sage was received at the Navy Department this
morning announcing the safe arrival Of the gun
boat Bennington at Huelva, Spain, yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-06

VICE President MORTON left Washington n
this morning for Ellerslie, his country home at
Rhineclif- -on-the Hudson.
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xAarsy Ds.sAs . D.y 4, rsAsr...

zHEy Deofhe Doy IN 1ehsran-
IxzxaAH, Aug e.-Ths cholsra continues 70
neS in thb city and caused thirty deaths yss-
tsr1.y. Ths spidsmie b ssi1 rasing I'm Khorss-
IN and has also appeared ct Ardekun and otksr
plnces IN the nsiGkborhcod Of Jesd. The qu<<-
sntins doctor q kishl reports severai dssshs -
Shas paaes and 81 Enssli, snd stsi~s
tA.s isss evening vs1 . Hsn ,ss.esr
subjsss On beard were phesd undsr strs>t
QusEasdnA Ths Rusuian passengsn. however,
IN puuaanos of fnsexuct1oos from he Runaasn
oonsul q Rinhl, rsuisosd IL HscuAn oGkcsu asd
panssd Ghroagh ~ town O their vay 70 t.
knebof. n RssnA e ~ dissass = lnEvsly q.
6nu1odtD - o. ~ e sannnna.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-06

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal rev.
enue. $45l ,12S; customs, S794, ,261.
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MUST GO TO rHE APPEALS.

The Redistricting I'm New York Must -
Passed Upon by the Highest Court.
ALEXANDRIA BAT, N. Y, Aug. 6-when 0ov.
Flower was told that Judge Rumsey had pro-
nounced the apportionment cot uneonstass-
tionAl he said: ''There IL nothing 70 ssy euiy
that the case goes 10 the general term and froa
there TO the court Of appeals. Ihave no opinia
to express on the decision, and there q no nssd
peals has affirmed the decision Of Judge Bun.
sey."
Gov. Flower sid that Judge Rumsey vus Q
republican and that the judges Of the court a
appeals Of that district were also republicaxn,
90 that he thought the case would 20 10 tkS
court Of appeals. In the event that the cou<t
of appeals afirms the decision he aid he would
can an extra session of the legislature TO g.
portion the state, providing II 3 oonstitusAoai
70 do %
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TIE CoxsrnERs Or Fancy Flour

TEE CoysuxERs o. FAScY Flour
Can buy our Cream Blend" Flour of the following
groccrs. I, is the only recognized Blended
flour on tie market and trial will con-
vince the most skepucal that it is the very best
f. use: Wholesale by b. b. EARNSHAw 4 BRO.
Washington. D. c.
J. 2 CONNEILY. ses sIs,nw
r l. MAIN. 15t-2 l4-h NV.
II b. DULEY lsOU 18th NV
&. q. NrKINNtY \ SON. 100 l7thn
6. ". GOLDEN. IOSi s.rhnw.
H. p WHITE. llss E2.hn-w
J. I. HAANACh. so 9TH NV
7. ". DAVIS. 739 Shin
RION SUITE. cor. V. J.'ave. AMI Ru.w
Mr.. VI. O'TOOLF. I1l5 I4ihn-w.
ROBLRT WHITE, Jr.. SOO9th NV.
A &. KANMERER. I.U lst
Wa. h. AUTH BRO. 3d and Ind ave- NV
= HOGAN .GOl y. J. ave. NV.
John h. ONTRICH. sol 9TH n.
WILLIAM KERR. co... 18th and Fn.w.
JOHN VI. BUCKLEY. cor. 2Is. and INV.
Mrs. A. y. MARSHALL. 1870 Inv.
NM. CAHLEN. 2,Ol NV.
CHAs. BUTT. Is201th NV
sTEER BROS. 1000 Ou.w
r. A. CLAYTON, iO0Dsw
T. A. NEWMAN . BRO. tSs, f<s..sv
J. e. DE ATLEY. 5Os 7thn.x
De ATLEY 4 SANDERS. cor. sth and Hs.v.
Ms. A. BURKE. 80 7ths.w.
EMIL SPAIN. ooT. 9TH and Ls.w.
A J. SANFORD 3 BRO. LIZ Union
=. l. DTNTY. ;2DOIsw
TECS. HAWKINS. cor. ~ 1ndM
J. L. PEUUT. All ~ <.w.
e. V wOODBEIDGE to- 6thsu
". A. l. HUNT 3 CO. sOi 4I4s.w.
'. x. SUITE cor. NJ and Sc
b. b. BADEN. S.2Cs.e
W H. CAMPBELL. BO9shse
IF. LUsBY. - Eas; Capi;oIst
n. VI. DE ATLEE. - r.thn-s.
J. y. SCHNEIDER. 2l3lIth ne.
u. J. SCHNEIDER. s:Ss Nd. ave- ne
BERNARD WALLS cor I'd and Cn-e
L. +. HATCH. cor. ID and Nd ave. ne.
v. p McALLISTER. cor. 9Th ana Nd ave. n.e
l. y MILLS. = - lie.
jos NJ CLARK, CO... 4th enA Bn-s.
LIAM BRAHLFR. +0i Il ne.
bison NORRIS. .sOl II ne.
a. < e. LIPPOLD. 5th and Boundary nv
HAGAN BROS. cor. I2th and @ n.
JOHN l. cox. q ~. Market n ".
JOHN L. LOVE. 1854 14th NV.
JOHN sCHwINGHANMER. 40 1thsw.
J. KENNEDY. cor 9th and Bs-e-
C. l. WOOD. 9TH and On-w. my141aw6m
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Rsss 1t . Sunday school Psc,,e

vIcKssuRo, Mrss., Aug. s.-Ysstsrday ~
county Sunday school convention Of the colossd
Baptists held picnic at Chapel Hin, midway
between Bolton and Raymond "A difsculsv
. not, In which forty or hfty pistol shots vers
fred One man vas killed and two vomen
ssrioualy voundsd- A little girl received
slight Assh wound One of hs partieipsus
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TEMPERANCE.

TEMPERANCE.
~TEMPERANcE TENT. !4TH AND T sTs.
gust in charge OF the Francis Willard Auxiliary,
Esv Ec o iS9R,aaEsr - RfS Ni5 GorHsIips
vii 6os 0'HI MRS T. ii6iE IfDEs ifrssdsSs
Is hold @sStiaF % on MSNDsY EyESING MING
North Capitol and lst SITS. The blic invited. 1t
HcSMAsoS5C.-A STATED coMNUNIcA-
So, ticn OF Dawson Iodge. No. 10, +. A. A. NJ,
DAY B be lS hsla " Mas wg9 Re t TeH NJ !.
ofas! = The W n fF'lI Sc 81 BBIFS'in, int by
an6 Secretary.
g g~srNEY HEY YIELDED 1I1!Is TO TO CONNECTION;
years refused 70 entertain the idea Of using Promo
shy ns :: DO t6er friends have at iD last
eon"rded that they must be Of advantage or
them. The most IRON ,asat esn IN tsr,, Tse The
S {Gsf SSs Vs 7 s n9
H@ TEENS; Nss,, ,iSg 6s1dns aas ns,ass a ss""' :"
Here are some e. sspeciaily integesting rices Of
Mems Essdss shirts. $50 and g. Stripe.
New Inc Mems Bathing Suits. s1,5o and %.
breasted Dacf e vess. nd 81 o aSd pSe 1p. ana
,Ais.yies in Mems 4-piy Linen Collars, 15e-a
W. W 5 TEITs III, ,:hsn's =, Bsionofn0s."
Sso "a AVE- " ats
R~sEAsONABLE ITEMS
It's praetic:nE economy in making
There's hardly need to advertise
ireezers Most people know We keep
rI.s1sssa Tsgss,at tn,v EEoe7srs. :, e1 sls5; 4qt
Better buy Garden Hose and keep
lie avn, garden and street watered.
silHiness OF the grass
IWentJ-h IT. Garden Hose, with
cou2ings and patent nozzle. only
81 70. Reels. 15c. each.
Protect your home from flies. mos
Adjustable, Window Screens. 25c.
oxN Window NI.ss,. Frames am for making your
Strong Wire Screen Doors, spring
hinges hook and eye and knob 60.
The lawn looks much prettier II cut
1en;inch Lawn Mowers. fully guar
anteed. s3.2 each.
BARBER ROSS.
coz c6Rhdf GsTH : hsrh1ars% III 1a sTs " w us
TSUMBRRLLAs AT sTINEMETZ's.
We have secured special Grade Of Union Silk
Of natural wood handes & and u have st,ssn BEEN
a. y 1sfh hs snsf shfs Pss asss a. a Always
E Esa 2, Pa srINfMETz AVE- ETY. & SON. AUG
q Rori0sratOrs regardless of cost to make
room for fall supplies. They have
got to go right of.
Five 90 Dry Air Refri rerators at. .... eSs 90
-Four $500 Dry Air Refriserators at ..... s21 90
Six sH0 90 Dry Air Refrigerators at slS. 90
Two SS5 % Show Case Refrigerators at. .... rs 90
Three s.o 90 Refrigerators at..s at go 90
Call at once or you n1sy miss big bargain
EiDhonzo Youn0s Company. LES 9Th st. 1t
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CHURCH NOTICES.
BAPTIST.

R@PAsTOR E. HEz SVEN SPEAKS ON
-. ''Washingtcn's Wicked Women (the fifth
in the series Of sermons) Sunday night at O'Clock
Preaching at II IN: by Pastor Hez Swem. All seats
free Come Second Baptist Church. Atm st. and Va
RSTHE WALKER MEMORIAL BAPTIST
- Church. Madison ST. bet 14th and 18th,
Rev. !. w. Bryant pastor.-Sunday school at 80 a.
m. Preaching at IL by Rev. p. II. Edwards s p. M.
short address and communion by the pastor. This
Services each night preaching by able minis ers We
have Just completed the addii to our church and
and all and assist us. It,
pastor.-Sunday school, 80 a. m adult departni snt
pr: Hale Maynard; Society Christian Endeavcr Tues
vited. 1t
Ss.soMT. CARMEL BAPTIST CHURCH, COR.
49, 4th and L SITS. n. w, Rev VIM P Gibbons
,r.. pastor. Sunday school. 0:3O a. m, James Than.
s"sd by hs
pastor. subject. classification" All invited 1t
e~CALvARY BAPTIST CHURCH. sTH AND
-. n. w. Rev. Samuel II. Greene PASTOR
Prea hing by Rev. DIR. Partridge Of Scran-
ton, Pa. at IL am. and Sp.m. 1t
nrSELDER A. B. FRANCIS. OLD SCHOOL
in Monumental Hall 1873 Pa. ave. NV. SUNDAY,
August q. at pm. It.
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH, Sd ST
49, nv, ". Bishop johnson, D. d. pasto-.-1l
m Rev. W. II. Griffin of Virginia. p m, preach
ing by the pastor Sunday school at 9::,0 am 1t
~PROvIDENCE BAPTIST CHURCH, q ST
60 bet, ID and AZ sts. s,w.. Rev; J. T. CLARK.
Jet: The Unfortunate Cry" 8 pm. subject:
Great Eec ion Day." by pastor It,
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CHRISTIAN.

RNINTH STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
cor. 9th and D sts- p.e.-Hervicss 8
mel Of Mathews G. b. We. y. p. 9. g. X e. p.m.N
K~yERMoNT AVENUE cERIsTIAF
pit morning and night. sunday school, o:36 CHS
aan Endsavor att. COINS. If
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LUTHERAN.

pistoT.- sunday school. $50 m. Preaching by
pastor at IL am Seats free. All welcome 1t
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lIETHODIST.

HeSMouNT VERNON PLACE NJ. E. CHURCH
sunday and rhosp o Rex Christian s. n
81 anSe9s are p MSdnSsa prayer
H.@TwELFTH- STREET NJ Z. CHURCH.
49, Rev. Chas. L. Pate, nastor.-1I a. IN. Lords
sPper suy E M .eBr BsSrhps ina Epworh hsagus 7so
Thursday. : pm Wv p'A''' l''' itHs it
R--x,FIFTEENTH ST. ME-. CHURCH, COR
by gef hs St ss REV. F. nrea S ss
4 sanss scbec becus sDd church service at
HaSSeI saso;o Eey l. B Wilson; q b pastoEI5l5
ar 'hs sGaFfs SRRGsss ss
cor: 1lth and sts; ne. Rev. r. o. ii:
ddridse drill past9r 9rTTPreaehine, II am Subject: "a
f fef VI" Ct People ss
&c, 3, Sunday school. s;so am Epworsh LeaSae'
R.SFoUNDRY NJ E. CHURCH, I4TH AND G
S30, SUNDAY school. H. Rev A. os6crpa s.si Of New
.ayer msetina @ Wednssday Son
R,sGORsUCR NJ. E. CHURCH. COR ~ AND
al 30 am welcome % me- to a all y H. SUNDAY 'fh.'i
~METROPOLITAN.. A. NJ Z. CHURCH, N
Beckett, pastor. sabbath school ii a. m
Ss I lev. F.fb'is B. RdSss e0m"uni0n 'srT.
NCSCENTRAL METHODIST PROTESTANT
Church. 10Th and N sts NV. Rev. s.
Sunday meeting ct %
p.LI 1t
HESHAMLINE N: T; CHURCH. 9TH AND ?
ss1R5es saRaay sshSG + r.
conservation Thursday. church prayer meeting. s
R-@METROPOIITAN ME. CHURCH, COR.
NV. (1.
Pas SastoF 4 sabbath school, $40 Rey e r. Mas:
s service 3 s R!ss5'fh Ii & cor or
K~sp%g.M.,BMAIKTSIGN, %.., MISI5s,o AVE; g. NJ; E. CHURCH.
y having ysturned iron, his vacation. viii occupy
S6s bsosa shDTsa Ss.oig soIa sr ssnSs; g
sshGsl Fl isa,. IL Fn5, Fsn SERMON 9 and saSTsment
meeting at pm. II.
H.SwAUGH NJ. Z. CHURCH Sd AND SIS.
rsans BY Rev T. eGSsa r. Ssborns Esea9
service at 40 in charge Of the Epworth League:
II
49,. meet :ing.-Preachine tomorrcw: il a. M,
R3stOrr R Si MstySpoIiian i. NJ E. church; Pm.
K3TSGAALbRsAITH 3TSG,AA i a, A, A y: = ZION CHURCH.
yss1 sSis5,sn I Inds.1ai
RSRYLAND NJ. Z. CHURCH-PRFACH.
go ing at Ii a. by the pastor. DR.. Price
Communion after moi ming service. Union service at
by Christian Endeavor Society. Sabbath school ut s.
wNSISRAEL C. NJ. z. CHURCH. 1sT AND
H>&Sa sts n W.. Rev. DR.. $. b. Wallace, pastor
Preachng at IL a. IN. and y. IN. Christian Endeavor
neeting every Thursday at pm.
KSF0URTH STREET NJ. K. CHURCH. REV.
s0-oT5n W W. D.; Iho:nison pasto-1l am. special
meetin9 up ~. preaching by the pastor 81 15 p. M
the sunday school gospel temperan will hold their
monthly meeting. Address by Rev Chas. L. Pate
OF twelfth street N. T.. Church. recitation, snQing
by the society and signing the pledge. It.
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CHURCH NOTICES.
CONGREGATION

THE TABERNACLE. 9TH NEAR s.w..
g. q. James Jones' PHI. ID. pastor.-Rev. f. y.
Iade viii preach at IL an Y. P. 8. c. Z. st
All invited. 1t
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EPISCOPAL.

NJ % St bet: :ssd ana ssi. kov. Charles E.
sermon holy comnnnon az MSynh5 Fysni1gr PRAYER
vested choir srsn s &c Cordially xriedR payer II
K@SEpIpHANY cHAPEL ETH AND G sTs
ing BY Rev G. f. sontas minister MI @ in charge IL
&lSEPIPHANY CHURCH. @ sT.-SERvICES
- Sand IL am and pm. strangers well
come. 1t
R~SGRAcE CHURCH, 9TH AND D SITS. W..
Am Holy nst sunday IL other sun
trSsT. JAMES CHURCH. sfH ST. NEAR
snnSss ..sxss: Mass aye ;s Ksy VI Clark sestor
pm. ,tchorall. Other days, and q. m. and
Ns ASCENSION cHCRCH. CORNER MAss-
and sermon at oeocl Easnns praEeT a
O'clock. Rev. VIM. Tayloe Snyder. assistant. 1t
PRESBYTERIAN.
w,METEoPoLITAN PREsBYTERIAN
Frazer pastor 81 fifss t9:s-
r. H-ss!c CHURCH OF THE COVENANT PKEssT-
NV, Rev Teunis s. Hanilin. D. D.. pastor Services
The SrDs and pssDr
S5 s.;s second PsesSy ,sian chSrsI q Chicago III
bessaep ana schso sr
S:'O m Morning service with celebration Of the
a, q. hTen.ns rTaysr service Il
Rev. Mr.. Holmes will preach both morning and even
ing-the evening sermon having reference TO the sum-
mer closing. cordis! welcome to strangers. 1t
S,EASTERN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
49, Sth and q e.-Rev. NJ n. Cornelius D. D.
pastor. will preach at IL a., sabbath school and
PASTORS Bible class at $50 Christian Endeavor
meeting. 6:4op. In. No evening service. 1t
R~AT THE METROPOLITAN PRFsBYTE-
an q, iEsh ps PresSInS st Il nr M poy by Fey
rs Glory and Its Dancer" No evening service. 1t
SfnSF0URTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
49, 9th ST. bet. and H SIS. NV, Rev. Jos I.
Rev. Alexander D. Moo.e Of Philadelphia Pa. Sab
bath school at 0::,O an. Young PEOPLES rrayer
meeting at pm. Regular church prayer meeting
Thursday, . IN. AL are welcome. It
RSNEw YORK AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN
Church. Services tomorrow as follows:
tu6iie & worship at l! 2 NJ and pm; Sermons BY
school at $50. Adult Bible ciass 9:45. Young reo-
PIES meeting. 6:45 pm.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
pastor: II a. N: by the Rev j. W. Laugh.
lin. Springfield, Mo. No evening service. Sun.
Prayer meeting every Thursday at 7:45 pm. stran-
wEsTMINSTER PREsBYTEKIAN
Church. 9TH ct. between d and s.w., Rsv.
b b, Bittinser. D. D.. pastor.-servicss II am
RSCENTRAL PREsBYTEkIAN CHURCH :
49, Dr.. Pitzer. pastor. IL O'Clock q ni..
O'Clock p. m. Seats free. IL
CHRISTIAN.
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4SFIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
49, cor. 10th and SITS. NV. Rev. s. NJ. New
man. d. p. pastor; Rev. NJ. Ross Fishburn. assistant
pastor--Morning service at IL a. with sermon by
assistant pastor. Music with chorus of fifty voices,
led by DIR; Bischof. organist. Sunday school, g:45
a. m. Christian ELdelvor. q pm. 1t
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STILL ROOM FOR HOPE.

Nearly every eye In the region OF
country west Of the Nebraska
prairies and east OF the Sierra Me-
vadas is turned toward Brussels. On
the result Of the deliberations Of that
gathering depends, 1t may be, the
veal or woe OF all the district named
directly, aud Indirectly the welfare Of
the whole country II not the civilized
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pary attributes for money, what right
have those who exercise fictitious
yet arbitrary aud all bu. supreme
power through the Ownership and cou.
lroi Of the other money meta to deny
silver It's natural Junction. iii has not
those qualities, why tamper with II
longer? Why disturb the nations and
caulo their "solid men"unrest and au.
noyance by giving II any recognition
at all? Why have statesmen convened
In dellberativc capacity 10 assign to
II q 'iseparate AMI distinct station?"
Why not treat It ms lro', or copper, or
lead are treated aud let its price DO reg.
ulateI by the am Dunt which tne market
demands Tor mocha nical AMI scientific
purposes? fits qualities pariaks sni'
icientiy Of royalty TO place II some'
what above those metals rs IN article
Of ornamental utility, and not enough
to ontltle II to rank as a ataddari for
efiecting exchanges, lot that be said
aud the end has come, for n me iium
ground means tho lower, and anything
IA haitian thnn susn,nse. M. aily.f
must DC either hpney OF me'chaniise,
aud II IL 10 be sincerely hoped that the
con,,,o,ca uill ,i.oiay. A, favoy nj nm.
N0",o''s' W."
or the other 30 We may Know whN %
depend upon, II the white metal IA %
,..,.,, .,,,, H., ,,a ,.,,. ha
w ueo'''ea MUMMY, .os VI" 's'V w
established mt which II is TO bs colnei
and ciraulat.d freely as such. othefvlse
A.. 80 -, :, -. a.
,,u,v constituted ag.n,. st,,L. ont I'M,
nancy fnuctloo alt,ye,h.r a,d than Il
on ,hts 40. ina AI.n,I, wan, 10
,don. heroic m...n,., wa will h,v.
An. h.,l. an, IN. i,,,,so,,,o, a, ,,,,
Yesterday. Nav York Herald basp
c,bl.u,am f,om p,,.s.I, which an
n.,,od ,h,s p, a, .n.c,,I 4, m,
T,,,,,n. a, ,h,s ,,,y 4, con,,,,s ,
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an, nm, doIsya,.s from the Irnlt.l
49,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-12

Prom the Daty Rec ne. whatcom. wash
ct. Z. Burnett, the democratic eau.
didai. Tor sheriff, was taken violently
III at Cleatbfook. He had all the sy III.
toms OF Aslatic Cholera, and for u
hour OF two 1t was feared he would diA,
They finally gave him dose of Chnm-
berlnin's Collie, Cholera and Dlnrrhma
Remedy, which revived him until q
physician arrived" That islpreclsely
what the manufacturers OF that medi-
cine recommend for cholera. Send for
n physician, but give their medicines
until a physician arrives. II cholera
becomes prevalent Ia this country next
summer this preparation viii be In
great demand because II can always be-
depended upon. Fo, sale by u. @. NJ.
|. Drug Dept. d&s