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CHARGES AGAINST MERcrEK.
The Former Premier of Quebec tn Re Trio.
for EInbs xxiemeuf

The Former Premier Of Quebec To Re Trf~d
for EnbeI1iemeni.
QUEBEc. Oct 22.--Probably for the fir@t time
in the history OF British institutions q man who
has occupied the position Of frat minister of
the crown will be tried today by .
court and jury for malfeasance and embeEzle-
mcnt while in Office. The grand jury at the
assizes now being held here has found true hills
on the charges as linst Hoaorc Mcreier. Aioiv
premier of the province. and Ernest Pacaud,
one Of hi : chief supporters
The indictment In substance charges that
Mercier pocketed S5.265 of q government sub
sidy intended for the Baic des Chnieur- rad
road; then that he received $4,000 and
Pscsud sl7 900 from a Subsidy 10 the Herfori
RAILWAY; lastly that Mercief and Pacaud to-
gether made away with sii.9e3. portion Of .
subsidy 10 the Montreal and Ottawa railway.
The accused will be tried ON these charges
but other indictments are pending against the M.
In one ease II IL charged that Mcrcisr made a
presence Of letting a stationery contract b .
Quebec bookseller aud advanced him go 0o0
from the public treasury with which TO begin
operations: the s60. 600 MAS then handed by the
bookseller 10 Pacaud and spent BY Pacaud aud
Mercier for electioB purposes.
Since he was defeated az the polls last spring
Mercier has become bankrupt paosud 10 the
editor Of EEiecfrur, the leading liberal nation-
slist paper in this district.
A royal commission l. investigating similar
charges against Sir AdolTh Caron, a member u
the federal cabinet at Ottawa.
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KILLED At A CELEBRATION.
Explosion of Gas Pipes U..d for Cannon -
Los Angeles.

Los ANGELES, CAL, Oct. 22-At pyrotsch-
nic display last night concluding the Colnmbus
celebration in the presence Of 10000 people.
an explosion occurred which killed Eve people
and seriously wounded eight or ten more. A
man ma med Wilson, with other things con-
tracted to fire salute OF twcn.y-one guns
The guns which exploded were gas-pipe two
feet long and five inches in diameter.
Wilson has been arrested. II is thought he
did not use ordinary powder in the guns
The killed are: Ed. Regetto Prank Ford,
Louis Ogden and two children named Cobra
The wounded are: Herman kammert, leg dat
tered; u. Burker. Ed. Griffin aud Vito Cas-stIA
The other names could not be- ascertained-
Lator.-It Is now learned that seven persons
were killed instantly by the discharge OF the
loaded gas pipe last night. and Il IL believed
that at least five Others were wounded fatally
and number OF Others were seriously injured.
Ose man named Theodore Rapp was standing
near by holding his two little daughters by the
hand. Both girls were instantly killed. the
side Of one OF them being entirely blown away.
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MORE FAVORABLE.
Mrs. Harrison Passes a Comfortable Night
and IN Easier Today.

Mrs. Harrison Passes Comfortable Night
and In Easier Today.
The early morning report ms 10 Mrs Harri-
sons corai,;on was - ,a,.,r.,,o IL
a.. C'"''' man 'ee'i-
"as' d. "aruier visited hls patieit at his
usual hour, soon after am He found nat she
had passed a comparatiyelv comfortable night
without more than the usuaI restlesspess and had
sls,, tb-on,b .ha ha,,o, -, % ;. y,
s.'eA .a. 80 par " H' n7'e was
no increased oimcuity OF respiration and no In
crease of temperature The general condi-
ton of the patient indicated ono os
tbose f.roroh,a sro,,.,;o,,. - =,
mon with snferers in ady.roaS .,.nn-
~ nnlmnrarv consnmr,;n, =.
n great rel,e; 70 The sap'i,v e. 49, oi s;.e
6ie"' ichei " tue iauiif 40 nave tne uhtrt-h-
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WITHDREW A CANDIDATE.
Ex-Congressman McDufsie Accused 0f n
traying His Pary's Interests.

traying His farty's Interests.
Special Dispatch TO The Evening Star
MoSTGoMERY. ALA, Oct 22.-The republican
state campaign committee met in Birminghsm
last night and nominated ex-Congrersman No
Dufie for Congress from the fifth district. VICE
Hiram Gibson, removed. The reason for re-
moving Gibson from the ticket is disclosed in Q
resolution adopted, concluding as follows.
Whereas. il IL further reported that the
said Gibson is working in the interests Of the
democratic party and 10 prevent other car di-
dates from being indorsed 10 simply staying IN
the field and viii not have out any tickets nj the
polls; and
whereas. the said Gibson is in the employ
Of those United States deputy Marshal, Who
are trying TO deliver the republicans into ths
folds Of our bitterest enemies, the democratic
party;
BE IL. therefore. resolved by the republican
campaign committee of the state of Alabama,
that this committee hereby withdrsvs its action
aud support from the said Gibson and nomi-
mates as n candidate for Congress from the ffth
congressional district of Alabama the Hon
John NJ McDufie Of Lownies county"
The committee's action has caused . semen
tlOn.
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STATE BUILDINGS
Several Were Dedicated at the Ex-
position Grounds Today.
NO MILITARY PARADE IN CHICAGO
Mercier, Quebec's Former Premier.
to Be Tried.
KILLED By AN EXPSoSIoN.


First of the Dedication Of tho stste Buiid-
ings at the Exposition.
CucAso. Oct. ~ The beautiful structars
on the worlds fair grounds erected BY the com
mouwealth ot New York ss a state rendezvous.
andin which the sons and daughters Of the cmFirs
state will gather together day after day Cos ,ix
months of next year 10 renew old scquaintanees
and swap stories, and in witch many family
separated by the throng will he happily -
united. was formally dedicated today with
imposing ceremonies
Mr.. pepew made the formal assignment ~
the building To deposition uscs. The building
was accepted on behalf OF the expositsDn
authorities BY Director General Dsyis. GOV.
Flower delivered an address and Archbi.h-p
Corrignn followed in an eloquent address. Tss
audience then listened to the dedication poesn,
written by W. II. McElrov, and the strains 20
tho star Spangled Banner" ended the east-
cises
OTHER BUILDINGS
Massachusetts and Iowa dedicated their build-
ings this morning and this afternoon Rhode
Island. New York and Ohio held similar e,or-
cises. Ohio made elaborate preparaticip-.
The entire state legislature numberfl q
ls9 IN both houses, all the state officers the
Ohio Historical Society and 900 u the state
troops were in attendance.
seyenty-five carriages were in whiting at yio-
toria Hall and ut 10 the delegation started for
jackson Park. State troops marched A. an
escort to Gov. Mckinley and staff 40 far a- 12d
street. The cars were taken by the troops ID
that point.
When the grounds were reached speeches
were made hy Gov Mckinley Father Sherma n,
Senator Rrice and Capt. W. ". Peabody. prsss-
lden; OF the board of state managers. Daniel }.
Ryan. ex-Secretary Of state. was prominent IN
the work of arranging for successful carrying
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No MILITARY PARADE.

Chicago's Streets Given Bsck-so the Cabs
and Cars Today.
CHICAGO. Oct. 22-Tbere will be no military
parade today. The pomp and pagenntry Of
war will be missing from the streee and strost
cars and hansoms will have the right of vsy
again. This decision was reached at .
consultation held at the Gnkd Paeiao
between Brig. Gen. Charles Fi,z-immons
and Adju;ant General Reece The reasons givsn
were the refusal of Gen. Schofieid Tn allow the
United States soldiers Ia stay la Chicago and
take part and the inability of many Of the sz.ts
troops TO stay over another day.
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CLERKS GOING HOME To yorE.--with the
exit Of officials from Washington for the center
OF interest at Chicago came lull in the trans
action of business around the departments
Following this is an outpour of govern
ment employees for their homes to assert
the great American right to vote for the candi-
dates Of their choice. Advantage was taken Of
the holiday OF yesterday and those who we're
fortunate enough not to have exhausted their
annual leaves left for their legal residences to
stay until after the national contest. There is
every evidence Of another exodus at the near
approach of November g.
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Thinks Illinois Safely Republican.

A"nks Ainuo1s Sefeiy hepuDbcan.
illinois is safely republican" said Mr.. J. C.
Daneey OF North Carolina to STAR reporter.
Mr.. Dancey is = representative colored man;
is collector of the port of Wilmington; is. of
course, deeply interested in the success of the
republican ticket, and has just returned from a
campaign tour through the sucker state, in the
course Of which he delivered fifteen all-wool
and yard-vide republican speeches.
I'VE feared trouble with the German Luther
ans on the school question, said he, but there
IL no chance for difficulty now. The republi-
cans are safely ahead and the only thing that
.dnits NJ = s,,ess nov Ia the sfze ~ fhs ,oa
jority."
"what would you say II We carry North Caro-
lina, ,too2" be continued. ''strangsI events than
that have occurred The peoples party claim
so 900 votes. II they get half that number the
electoral vote Of North Carolina 10 ours. Nine
tenths Of the members Of the peoples party
were democnts four ysars ago"
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Coon COOKING AND Coop SoLDrERISG.-
Gen. b. DuBarry, commissary general Of sub
sistence. in his annual report to the Secretary
Of War renews the recommendation. SO often
made. that some provision of law be made for
the enlistment Of cooks and bakers for the
army. The men detailed for this purpose he
says, are generally inexperienced. have little
liking Tor the duty and take but little intercst
in il. An Important aid to good soldering. he
believes, is good cooking
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NEILL.s cAKEER IN CANADA
HIS Relatives Believe That Ne 10 the victtn
of . Maniac.

of . Maniac.
QuEBEc, Oct 22-Now that the sentence of
death has been pronounced on the unfortun~ss
Thos- NeiIl Cream others who were afraid 70
talk Of his an,ecedents for fear Of being
called witnesses are now telling stories OF his
career here when he was scarcely twenty ysssrs
Of age. Two Of the servant girls In B@nchard's
Hotel here, to whom he gave medicine hsss
winter. were suddenly taken III with spasun
and vomiting. but subsequently recovered
His brothers and motker-in-law died undsT
the most suspicious circumstance, . year a.
two ago, while under his care. He gave soss
chewing gum 10 one Of his daughtsrs, who, IN
stead Of eating Il hsrsslf, gvs
After esting it. Nsiris remaining Relatives hrsS
express Ne belief that - h insane and vilI en-
deavor 10 hsvs this Wet Of the 60 prsnsA
upon The imperial suthorftisa-
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Mr.. Blains's residence on Lafayette square
was opened 10 the winds Of heaven and the gaze
Of the curious today, after being almost her
metically closed al summer. Through the open
doors and windows IL could be seen tha,
carpets wers being put down and everything
made ready for the reception Of the ex-Secre-
tary and his family for tie winter. Such mem
bsrs OF ths hcuseho,d - ere here ay they dc
mot expect Mr.. Biafns 70 arrive In Washington
before Monday night Or Tussday NEXT
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DRAFTsMAN ExAMISATIoN.-Thec civil serv-
ice commission will hold an examination on
November 4, commencing at . O'Clock am. to
secure craftsman for the coast and geodetic
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ForRrH-cLAss PosrMAsTERs.-Four class
postmasters were today appointed as follows:
j. S. Maloney, Craig City, Va; W. I. Curtis,
Priceville, Nd.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

wEs1MiN sTER PREsByTEkIAN
Church. 7th and SITS. s. W., Rev b. r.
hittnger. y D. pastor II am Lecture
Thursday at 80 y. m. strangers welcome. 1t
SMKrhoPOLITAN PREsBYTERIAN
Church. 4th and B sts. s.e., Rev. John
Chester, d. D.. pastorPreaching services tomorrow
by the pastor At IL An: and ESQ Z. m. subject
depce @ IN the Discovery Of America WV IT. It!
,AssEMBLY PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH,
D cor 9TH snd Sts n. W.. Rev: Geo. o. Little.
p.@,1 sunday school 4 t:SO s.m.Y r s.
6zO .. m. Prayer meeting every Thursday ~ 730
N@NORTH PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH. n
1e st bet 9th and 10th n W. Rev. Chas. B.
RamSdell. pastor-fcurth sermon in ssries on labor
qusstion, The Laborer's Co-worksrs." 80 p Ia
0@FoURTH PREsBYTRRIAN CHURCH. 9TH
st. bet 9 and b sta u. w., Rev. Joseph r.
Kelly, pAstor.-0s30 an sabbath school. ii an.
S1.sshins n The g:ssSs ss2 yYSnx DsoPs:
Mm. Dsvors Of laska viii make an sddresc Trfday
LTdS supper. cordial Ersstins o III ssra1ser,. II
E@ScHukCH OF THE COVENANT lPREs.
~ 0ytertanl, Conn. ava. n and 18th 81 n
Hsv. Temps 8. As@lin, D. B.. pastor. services
IL % .nS SSs al. Be- d:yossd
pastor vii epesk especially e the young sunday
eohooa e $50 am. Christian Kndeavor Society meet
m9G71m. 1t
SIXTH PREsBYTKRIAN. 6TH AND G
Z, Tf,z7rsSsieniaf 7S f q n bS the pastor. scoss
men on Wholesome Lessons Ffcm The Life Of Coiur-
bus" etrangers always sstsnd tins church Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-22

ADNrRAL GHERARDI has reported the ar
rival Of his special service fleet Mt Acapulco.
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CHURCH NOTICES.
EPISCOPAL.

49, g 81: BET. lsth and IAN. Rev. r II. Nc
ssl 6 srssshsa S s. @ 'ss
.san os sesESe SaS sns n Henry Potter
services except at IL O'Clock. 1t
R@sT. JAMES CHURCH -sTH ST NEAR
saSssI s.s1s. M,ss aYs sn5 Rsy Ss5
t2ee afS dsss Rsa 5: snf s Rnsas snS
Seymour bishop Of spr.nzeid s's ss ssn Sunday
$. sosss sss sS G.UfGa .Ud M ks S5,Es.
Buck, rector: Services tomorrow: Holy communion
sS ina ss
6~E EMANUEL CHURCH. ANAcosrIA.
naes Of a9spsj
q s. mses cSnrs es sss hs
seats free snd the public cordially invited especially
49, BROTHERHOOD OF ST. ANDREW
sTsPAT SnSs. ss:siss =:
saa LEV n f . R DR. r:
,rss TIE Rev ElIissn CsTers ID rector Of Trinity
e bsrnssss omsi. n and 'Shn %T s sas McBss of Of
s1a n second ycs president Of he Cen
the public invited. especially the men. 1t
4-FKEE CHURCH OF THE TNCARNArIoN
a% s' y s
y Am. service. Other services: Holy Eucharist
7:45 am; evensons and litany. 4p.m. 1t
R~CALvARY PARISH PROTESTANT EPIS-
,coPal Church, 18th st. near Dupont Cir
M 18th sni aS.oSp s Sal IN shsRe
school, 800 Morning service at II. Evening service
ats In tire morning Few. DIR. Reese Alsop Of St.
AIMS Church, Brooklyn, L. l.. will preach. and in
The evening Rev. Arthur Lawrence of stockbridee
Mass. Service on Wednesday at 10 m. on Friday
at > y. 1T
R4SsT: STEPHENS CHURCH. I4TH ST
So and kenesaw ave. n. w.-Services tomorrow
at III a m and 1:'O PIN. Special PREACHERS. IT.
49, EPIPHANY CHURCH. G sT.-REv OTIS
So A. G!azehrook d. D.. will preach at ii a m
and Bishop Alfred Randolph al 7:'o pm It,
RrSCHR ST CHURCH. GEoRGETOwN.-THE
Georgia. will deliver the sermon at Christ Church.
Georgetown. cor. 3lst and o sts. tomorrow at
ii O'Clock am. It,
RsT. MARKS CHURCH. CORNER A AND
- ID SITS, s.e.-Services IL a. m. and 80 p. III.
ti2 St Me-. 7:3oP.m. IT.
H&SsT PAULs CHURCH, 23D ST. NEAR
49, Washington Circle n. W., Rev. Alfred Hard
ing. rector.-A free. Holy Communion at
s;U = N; Morning service At I !. NJ. with sermon
Trinity Church. New Orleans. La. Choral Hvensong
at 7::D r. IN, with sermon by the Rev. stephen II.
Green. rector Of ST Johns. Church. st. Louis Mo.
strangers cordially invited. 1t
WrScHgRCH OF THE ASCENSION, COR.
and sermons $50 p. Brotherhood of 81. Andrew
service addresses by Bishop Nelson Of Georgia Rev.
Omaha and Mr.. Si1as McBee Of North Caroina seats
free 80 p M. ser.aon by DR.. Capers; seats free
choral service. 1t
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CHURCH NOTICES.
UNIvERSALIST.

RsCHURCH OF OUR FATHER. 18TH AND
- Preaching at IL and z 80 BY Rev 10 m
sanneyor OF Canton. Mass. Sunday school at 045
All WeicOme. 1t
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS Internal
revenue, O. ,o47 .s54; customs. s7s5.6s2
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THE EVENING STAR.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

- been appointei by the Republican National
C?mtnitf-e - advisory COMMITTEES for District
Of Coluulhta:
MIR0N N. PARKER, l4ls T 1t n ".
IhANk u NO1E-. llUl P-nnsylvalia ave.
HkNkl a, WILLARD. kellogE buiIiing-
EkLkIZ JOHNSON. Sl5 18th u. n W.
HENRY e. WISSHIP foot OF snth -
y. b BROWNE, pacihc building
HENRY y. BLOCNT. The oaks Gsesrgetown, ID. c.
= : syRDETTE, es3 Fss. n ".
= a. THOMAS. 1914 l2th Il. NV
JOHN = HLhkEI.L. 314 Pennsylvania ave. = e.
!OhN ". 1HOMPSOS. Oi3 18th 1T n. ".
JOHN JOY EDsON, 1903 %. n. ".
LEWIS 7. MICHESER Pacific building.
A. r. BRITTOS, 1905 q 81. n ".
~ ipestins held at the Shoreham the 3Oth Of
s>ptemh~r, 1trks. the Rerub ican National Commit
tee wss fully repr~s-nted An organization ~assf-
fre.iseni Hon GNRDINER @. HUBBARD
Ires-u~r-A. 4. BRITrON.
secretsry-FRANK r. MOVES
Any ctifen d~sirnr To give husnctAl aid To the Re
publican National COMMITTEES In the p-ndns paisn
should forward his subscription either uenber Of
NE soove advisory committee o. to the treasurer Col
BrfttJn- Ihoss who ie.tre all should act at
onre. Each subscription will be duly nowledged
ny The Republican National Committee from New
York ctr. oc1eu
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CHURCH NOTICES.
BAPTIST.


Some People You Know" the ct in a
PseGins sy Pa.sSa hss hssn Sven All s..
second churs AZ ais Gs sn eSssiy .as is''d
sEcoNp BAPTIST CHURCH. sp sT.
nv, VI bishop johnson, D. D.. pastor. .
,n,,., IL q; NJ. Rev W johnson. pm. sermon to
es'iss ssertdsd Soash.y .yfs%% Bspa
$50 ?. N. Rev. r. B. Clark OF Aersndria. Va. Il
K~nlBE5sE.Iryx FRI T. BAPTIST CHURCH, COR. E
..ry and SlIy sundsy October % isss prescsne p
shah k.s RSSIn.on saosassn u sinss s.ase. sss
sns sSHt,ss ,;.i SnIrsh c 7;So Rev A. Taylor of
Rev % S;obSs sssSnra H. the osrSsi
ssspMss GSufsa saptis saS:5
PEW. " S.v Waller, yaI I,,,,Ssms afSnston We. Thussday
& ses 3 ssn sr,sss~ood nssG p q frfrS TS:
Pnei Tasa w, to attend these services Rev "a
ssln,sHsssyy seSRs sS
bsE sRassH :i;sS ~ ssa nsS
ias. hts, IL IL 3 "a and 80 pm MEMORIAL & CHAPEL;
cordially invited to these services. 1t
R~MT. CARMEL BAPTIST CHURCH, COR.
81 Ss ps.soa .uSss h.sn
sct Bslsrar: gs.sniISs gr%mpS Oy the pastor fH0
- Sd and 4Ssw1The last Of the dedic,.ory d ,-.
Baptist Church w. 7:3, Rev. W. Bishop Johns IN.
d. D.. of the Second Baptist Church. All Christians
and friends IN vtted the closing day OF
William James a Howsrd pastor aa e0''A0'' "ee IL IT,
BEREAN BAPTIST CHURCH. 18TH ST.
- bet L and NJ rts n. w.-Sabbath school.
9aO Preaching IL 40 q m. by the pastor. Rev.
Vim. A: Credit Subject: ''Immutabillty Of Christ
Preaching 20 p. IN; by Rev. George W. Lee, d y.
<FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, 18TH ST.
49, above Scott Circle. Rev. DR.. Chss. A. Stakely.
pastor. Sunday school. $50 IN. sdnlt depart
ment, 10 a. preachipg II a.. m. and z 80 p. by
the pastor. Christian Endesvor society Sunday
Thursday evening. 80 O'Clock Ali are cordially
invited to attend. 1t
BAPTIST CHURcH. 81.
D~Za bet. Sd and ~ s's s.w., Rev j. /, Clark
pastor -Snndsy SCHOOL ESQ an; preaching, II
an, subject. Borrowed Axe" 7:30 p m. The
Valley Fuil Of bitches" It.
RTHE WALKER MEMORIAL BAPTIST
~ Church, Madison & bet. 14th aud 18th.
Rev. 1; V. Bryant. pastor: sunday school at &c
a.. Preaching at IL by the pastor. Subject The
Laborers In the Vineyard pm. subject: God
Mindful of Man." 1t
49, STREET BAPTIST CHURCH, NEAR
- 9Th Rev. J. J. Muir. pastor.-Preach.
ing IL a. m and 730 r m. by the pastor. sabbath
school, $50 Christian Endesvor. 8:45. Prayer meet
ing. Thursday. 7:30 p. M Strangers welcome. IT.
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Vor 81, No. 20.39S.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

MAsOSTC-sPECIAL COMMUNICATIONS
- of Lafayette Lodge. No 10. 7. A. A. N. will
6s held a; M.sOntc ., Is%gle, sATpRDAY. 3aSbsr q
oc2l-2t II. S. MERRILL. Secretary.
R,A SPECIAL cOMMUNICATIoN OF Po
- tolnsc Iodne, No. 3. r. A. A. NJ. will be
held .t Masen,c HAL. Georgetown. ID. O.. on SUN
DAY AfTERNooN. Oct: %. At /; 20 O'clock. for the
purrose Of attending the funeral Of Brother George
pushane Members Of sister lodges fraternally In
BY order Of the v M FRANK THOMAS.
oc2l-2t Secretary.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL OF REMAINS
1Io2. city Of Washington, d. c.
Notice is hereby given to all parties interested In
remains inferred in the aforem cemetery ths
the health officer after days from the date OF thi,
publication will Issue TO the Of the Fourth
Street Methodist Episcopal Church. permits for the
removal OF said remains under the directions Of the
Commissioners of the District Of Columbia for re-
interrnent in some suitable public cemetery within
the said District of Columbia the expense of Fourth
Street Methodist Episcopal Church Society Of said
District.
Prior TO the expiration Of said ten days permits fol
the removal Of bodies from said burial ground will be
issued only to claiming relationship interest
In the remains whose removal they request.
W. J. THOMPSON.
R. ". DUNN,
For the Board of Trustees Of Fourth Street NJ. E.
Church oc2O- lot
R0TTERBURN LITHIA WATER OF yIR.
DNA 0INIA daily fresh from Sprinrs. Natures
greatest remedy for indisestioA, dy,pcrss kidney.
liver and other troubles Perfect table wster. Price
iols,s 18th St n. w. fssphonec. io7e ~ oceo-ims
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SPECIAL NOTICES
TEMPERANCE,

~ human system By chemical illustration and
sPesnhnp VIII oe the program in Rechsbite Hail. ~
MORROW. Mr.. George Giles. T. r. Monahan and
Froi. q r. stewart on the platform. Good music.
EveryDody welcome. It,
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THE NEWARK has arrived at Gibraltar.
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~To PROTECT MY FRIENDS AND Gus
aS TONERS from imposition ! compelled to
announce that my 0niy place OF business In Washing
ton Is located at 6l2 18th st. n.
oc2o-S' j. K FREEMAN Florist.
1@sPEEeeIIAALs sAhE II, , OF MEMS n9TIS 9ETIcE
Having secured over 200 Office Desks in oil the
various woods. sizes and finishes at exceedingly low
prices. snAu offer them at but slight advance
actual cast. saving you at least from S3 to $40
each Desk. The story of prices is best tod By
The eeZant HiEh Roll-top Once DESKS, with single
pedestals. drawers. cabinet. &c- in walnut cherry
and oak. now offered at the low price of S21.
JULIUS I.AESBCRGH,
". y. Ara Rink 18th ST Oc20-H
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NEW CHURCH,

CHURCH OF THE HOLY CITY, DU-
pont Circle. Mr.. Lewis F; Hite will preach
on "A Universal Gospel at II Sunday school and
admit Bible classes at I2: 10 No afternoon service
All seats free. Free New Church tracts and library
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LUTHERAN.

SLUTHER PLACE MEMORIAL CHURCH.
49, The pastor, J. G. Butler, breaches ct Il
and - O'clock: Ups. C. E.. 6;42, Keller
MEMORIAL CHURCH. Md. and 9th st. H. e.
services. IL and 1:3O. c. H. Butler. pastor. IT.
n,sT MARKS LUTHERAN CHURCH, 18TH
49,, and SITS. s.w., Rev. W. II. Gotwald. pas
tor; SUNDAY school. $50 am. Preaching II am
and 30 y. IN. Subject morning sermon: ''Colum-
bus Luther Alliance. 4o p. Seats free. Public
invited. 1t
RSST. PAULS ENGLISH LUTHERAN
49, Church. cor of 11th and n.w.-Rev s.
Domer, pastor. tomorrow morning and evening at
II and 30. Sunday school at 9:30. Up c. Z. at
$50. IT.
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REFORMED,


~ Grace Reformed Church. 18th st. between
Rhode Island ave. and p Rev. A. Thomas q. Apple
pastor nnual ha vest home service tomorrow at IL
al M. Evening service at 7:}0. Strangers welcome.