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American Geography.

The confusion which foreigners make
Of our geography IL well Illustrated by
German poem which appeared sew
tral years ago The poet, Nth inter
anconceTn about locations and dis
tances, makes sRch sEnusing blunders
that It's literary value il entirely lost
The argument is something ar follows;
Under a palm. tree on the shore OF
Lake Erie the hero Is devourat7 by an
alligator. The heroine, bearing OF his
Gte. rushes from her horae Ia the
everglades OF Florida on the banks OF
Lake Superior. capture. tl,e alligator
eKtracta tie kero'a hctiy caed Euries it
With Lpagniaeest ponP n 9fse. wood,
n the city OF New YORK. ia at,s rsass OF
st. Louis Youths Ccs,pa..iea
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Peculiarfties of Lichens.

The lichen Is remarkable for the
great age to which it lives, there being
good grounds for believing that they
endure as long as hundred years
Their growth is exceedingly slow, al.
most beyond belief, indicating that
only a little nourislIment is necessary
to keep them alive. In adry time they
have the power to suspend growth alto
gether, renewing it again at the fsll OF
rain. This peculiarity alone Is enough
to make the lichen vegetable wonder,
as it is a property possessed by no other
species of plant.
Another interesting fact about Iichens
Is that they grow only where the air is
free from dust and smoke. They may
be eaid to be suPo indication OF the
purity Of the al, As they are never
found growing In eities and towns,
where the atmosphere Is -llupregnat ed
With dust, SCOT. smoke and other in
puriues. st. Louis Eepubiiu
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-01-21
Counting Particles Of Water,

Water particles can now be counted
by Mr. John Athens latest modifica,
ton of his apparatus for counting the
p >rticitr of dust In the air In hts
standardization to the Royal Society of
Edinburgh. Mr A&tken says of the in
struInsnt II consists Of glass mi
oron'tsf divided INTO squares of a
Known size, = spo1 mirror for iIlunninat-
II : the stage. and the strong lens of a
n croscope for observing the drops on
t; sta e In tie case of one fog OBJ
81 we'd Mf Aitk~n found the number
OF dro!m falling per minute to roach
~ sriy 81, 900 per square inch --Isol-
don Til Hid
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on, Wha,aeough.

VIII gou heed the warning. The signal per-
t-la x tie sure approach of that moe terrible
lisese Naueism- ION, Ask yourselves if you
c.en afford ior the sake of saving Soc, to run the
yisl and Dc nothing for it. We know from ex-
peFler re til2t ahiioh's euro will cure your
couch. II I'VE fails This explains why
more han a ,Jillion Bottles were sold the past
year. 1t relieve Group and whooping cough
It once. Mothers, do not be without it. For
lame i,sck, side ,r chest use Shiloh's Porous
Plaster Sold by DR.. V. O. Thompson, Drug
.Gst.
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ns spepssa and Liver Complaint.

Is it sold worth the small price of 75c. to
free voui self IF every symptom of these dis
t"essiny comElaj ats, if you think so call at our
store md get bottle of Shiak's Vitalizer, every
bottle has pri ted guarantee on it, use accord
.ngly and if it does you no good it will cost
yon ucthing Sold by DR.. '. o. Thompson,
Drug st.
We awe speedy and positive cure for ca
arb dipheris, canker mouth and headache,
u SHTLoH'S CATARRAH REMEDY. A
nasal injector free with each DO tie. Use it if
you desire health and sweet breath. Price Soc
Sold by DR.. V. O. Thompson, Druggist.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-01-21

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Jan. 16.-A morn
ing paper says that movement is
on foot to organize new company
- fight the American Tobacco (Ci-
arctic Trust.) A. D. Young, of
t1e Drummond tobacco company of
this city is the father of the move.
One million dollars will be the new
company's capital, and 100000
worth of new cigarette machines
have already been purchased.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-01-21
Strength. and Health.

If you are not feeling strong and healthy
Try electric Bitters IF ola Grippe" has
left you weak aud weary, use Electric Bit
.ers. This remedy acts directly on Liver,
Stomach and Kidneys gently aiding those
organs to perform their functions. If you
are afflicted with Sick Headache, you will
I'd Speedy and permanent relief by taking
Electric Bi.ters One trial will convince
that this is the remedy you need: Large
ottles only soc, at DR.. V.--O. Thomrson's
Drug Store. -.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-01-21

The Brooke Iron Company, of
Birds5oro, this county, last evening
notife it's employees of a general re
duction in wages. Puddlers are re-
duced from $3.50 to So. 25 per ton;
sheet mill employees from forty to
thitty-six cents per ton, and nailers
about ten per cent. The firm en-
ploys over 400 Misunderstanding, Pa,
Dispa tch.
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4 C;.ean Noncaaane,s,.:.

A French engineering firm az Ron
!ogne has begun to US very cileae
ard efficient non conducting iipe .ov
x1ng consisting. Of i mixture Of r7oo1s
sawc;ist with common starch tiseti in a
ssssciE paste The ,n.Etufa IS sad 10 nj
leTe perfectly to iron pipes if all creee4
al E'esse are removed besore s.pg,sy.rs
1t aid one incll of THIS coating IL sa1d
to be szs serviceahie as ths ,ncst c-es-iy
naa-canducting materials NV Yars
Journal
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Horrca ma .forsesn"n u Ancient Time.
The East vas tha orjzinal home o.
horseEIsn, a"f ver the carl fs.ti57;az
of the horse Though &c appear. frs;
as Il beast 81 ls51,a"a. and though riding
preceded driving t:lc.c Is evidence &c
show that char;ot= IL treat number
were used in var before cavalry he
Care common Tho use 1f the hor=s
was al but li1aHed 20 .v,. BuIioc!.e
were the usual means 81 TRANSFORMATION
and were no dooUt then. rs now. II, TIC
orient, stesdy and RAPID travellers T'l&
higher the warrior above. the common
soldieFy, the more terrible his asF,tcs
ano flle S'eadIier his aim with lance and
arTow Hence the steotls early appear
Rnca IN battle To d, base l.iu, Il, tl,s
purposes OF pleasure was never dreamed
Of
We iif1d the very best of cavalry il
ancient times. The Greeks ran against
a serious problem in the Persian light
ecrSe when they first trod the soil o,
Asia Minor They were nothing like
so good horsenen as the Asiatics until
AfegssIlder's Companion cavalry showed
them what drill could do: and tile
Roman was still less ant Philip OF
Naccdon first utilized the excellent ma
teTitl of the Thessa,ian claims, ard or
gained a cavalry which from it's ma
neuvers aaf fighting must have con
sisted Of admirable horsemen Col T.
A. Dodge in Harper's.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-01-21

Tue city o. jsck-osyile leo,ects II
tisii IA tbs. river ~ x4.es.s.a.rrs Ii
I've dollar tine T., c~i.i, or. 81 sll IL
and t'it. llli sss.nl i. snow it, Tue
river 10 tuli OF them. and they vary IL.
size from a baby to . 200 pound mal4
-Atis-t EsastitM1nAu
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-01-21
E..Li5tle Girl; s Experience 'in'alLighthouse

4 .LiCt-e. Glrfs Experience IN aELlghthouse
Mr. and MRS Loen Prescott are keepers
g the Gov. Lighthouse at Sand Beach,
Itch. and.. are blessed With daughter, four
ars ui. Last Anril she was taken down
.lh Ieasles, followed with dreadful
n,eh md forming into Fever. Doctors
q ho,na and at Detroit treated her, but in
in, she grew worse rapidly, antil she was
mere handful of hoses" Then she tried
tlc. ki1s'a New Discovery and after The use
o. two and half bottles, was completely
uJre6. They say DR.. Kings New Discovery
vor,h it, 0els ht in gold, yet you may get
s tria' hottie t'ee at V. o. Thompson's Drug
...nre.
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FUp0L<a M; e.Czp7is3ts


| e aTtez, EseSaat Sara a't.~rs W. E.s 9+s.- :
u the EiSt - C-r;nfy
it is conventional to represent tie
Eighteenth century IS y ti1ne Of seis,.is
ana quiet happiness when "a Iss4
w9it-s a5out this ,iare lie trisa 10
biao shc into his verso an atmosphere
Oh reace; he does his brst to throw
into the poem a calm 81 the sogl Tsren
pt ople applaud Tie poet ?.r catching 20
wonderfully the very sg,;rit OF the ura~
Well. | cannot for my own part asa
anywhere in Eugis..i,! during he Lat
century anything at all to justify til
belief III the universe. leisure The
Eighteenth century Was a desperately
turbulent, dangerous, hard y.<tkia4,,
poorly paid tme; it WAS torn by coi-
5inual contests and struggles by party
faction and by civil wars, it began
with a long war, ana it ended With
long war
England had three civil wars two u,
honie and one III her colonies The
press gang was busy in every port the
recruiting serga2nt IN every country
town, The fioggu1ss, 10y which disci
pl;ne was maintained, seem almost in
credible. the iriquiti-s of the govern
meat net Oh this or that side. but Oh
bcth sidas-tiie jobbing buying OF
places, s..iecuFes, piurallities nepotism,
si,leiy, IS we read them nov, appear
gdlpiy intolorabia Ii there was 10
rest or peace without there was little
within
Religious men who were affected by
g.
thcr lives Johnson, always praying
an ,neditating dreaded death with
constant fear wliicli poisoned at hast
twenty years Of lis life Cs;wper, asstsr
fe spent in religious eip,uises. easei
ir despair unuttegable No pefcs Or
quet anywhere, save, perhaps, in sossa
quiet cathedral close, where the e.lrsrs
keeping aloof from controversy, deed
away Their harmless lives AS still tEey
do CT o;3tSidc the little country to~xA
where, to quig. wc.i:e.l and retired |
EGn. tie seasons passed then. TX rireY
sAay s7'll pans. uavexei by QUESTIONS
aoliaF OF Though: Of ,fseal..ef or o.
"a <fy~
lat a, rr,gaf;ls the life o. action, til,
Ia among ONES fellows, The only life
40 f. havi7r t'i~ lie of London. I.
h1sst hrye been lilie6 and parpet,ial>
troubled by the Ft1l;l Of 7-itnesssing con
tn ri injustice ar;,i needless suffering
tsIo Ttup;d eugck ,s-5:ss in war aftsr
var, 0ith no end <1ai no ss,@r:tinelIt
gss9 ts.c roi~. struggle Of onf,,,1iraa
OF 1toaa, il which ,.ry man mus
plsf i.la rart Fat Ia:.ure, peace and
- y
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-01-21

There must be inyriads of Ash living
hI the depths of the sea whose FORK,
and characteristics we can never even
guess at, fof. Should specimens Ee sue
sessfuIiy hooked, they would burst
hto pieces before they could be
brought to the surface. being relieved
II the extraordinary pressure under
which they exist New York Rss 4sder
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aou xsa sas4 Ars 1iIisA.

II las hseil st4ted szias the oysters
deadly elleniy, si.s ss-sa4ah laea been
zaost sxeesgsfully saiy&ueS IA rhs long
bland beds by paf.iaa down within its
eessch an anstft 7e.-,.s v~sy much like
bang he4sdled bs-e MP. AS coon az
SQUEEZED by Il che sarhsl, Invariably
Gnxsps slss strnads, an; can BE- cap
SsFsd and astH rsssed b5 The thousand
re y ell MT ~ se until ii liaa been
S<'id ont OF Hseg ing enough to 80
CIR t7c ifnHse I,!iity ~ .ta rsfurl.
Jasi npiiton III IAIa1ss's magazine
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-01-21

ETlleiis iis5n <isci Is ssss.,i islcon
Esrnrs inss slip .4s. tsls.tal catisss r,,r:uns
&ersne u tie rar1i ,srsrs on
board. Let the iron or rts'el be united
with little manganese ar.d In meg
net5c influence will be reduced to u
most nothing. although tllt sssetaI has
gained strength rather tI:1:i LOST II
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C. F. & Y. Y. RAILROAD

In Erect Sep. 9Th, lss1--paily Except Sunday
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The CONSUMERS Or FAxcY FLour

HE CONSUMERS OF Fancy Flour
Can buy our Cream Blend" Flour of the following
grocers. 1t is the only recognized Blended
Flour on the market and trial will con
vince the most skeptical that it is the very best
in use: Wholesale by b. b. EARNSHAw q BRO.
Washington. d. @.
J. E. CONNELLY. sa6 1stnw
r. L. MAIN. 15.2 l4thn.w
ii. b. DULEY. 1900 18th NV.
G. c. MCKINNEY h son. 100 18th NV.
q. W. GOLDEN. 1924 18Th NV.
R. P. WHITE, 1l3S l2thn.w.
J. L. HAMMACK, 500 6th NV.
F. VI. DAVIS. 7:S9 6thn.w.
RYON SUITE, cor. N. J. ave. and Rn.w.
Mrs. VI. OTOOLE. Ills l4thn.
ROBERT WHITE, Jr., 800 9th NV.
A. c. kAMMERER. 10 lst NV.
wM. +. AUTH 4 BRO. cor. ID and Ind. n.
E. HOGAN. COL N j. ave NV.
JOHN H. ONTRICH sol 9Th NV.
WILLIAM KERR. cor. 18th and Fn.w.
JOHN VI. BUCKLEY. 2Ist and NJ NV.
Mrs. A ]. MARSHALL, 1870 Inv.
WM. CARLEY. 3jOl NV.
CHAS. BUTT. 1S2O 9TH NV.
STEER BROS. 1000 On.w.
X. A. CLAYTON. lOODs.w.
r. A. NEWTON BRO. 6:52 AZ st. sw.
J. C. DE ATLEY. 7OS 1thn.w.
DE ATLEY L SANDERS, cor. Sth and Hs.w.
Mrs. A. BURKE, $50 7ths.w.
EMIL SPAIN. cor 9th and Ls.w.
A. j. SANFORD L BRO, l2l2 Union s.w.
$. L. DENTY. 100 Sd s.w.
THOS. HAWKINS. cor. AZ and Msw.
J. b. PROUT, All ~ s.w.
C. v. WOODBRIDGE. 600 9Th s.w
". A. L. HUNTT 4 CO.. sol ~ s.w.
W. II. SUITE. cor. id and c sc.
b. b BADEN. Ss2 Csc.
W. II. CAMPBELL, 100 9th se
L. +. LUSBY. 7.2 East Capitol st.
H. NJ. DE ATLEY. TT l2thn
J. +. SCHNEIDER. 2l3 llthn.e
NJ J. SCHNEIDER. 1s2 Md. ave. ne.
BERNARD WALLS cor. ID and ne
b. +. HATCH. ID and Md. ave. ne.
W. 4. McALLISTER. cor 6th and Md. ave. ne.
r. f. MILES, q :dn.e.
JOHN NJ. CLARK 4th and Bn.e.
WILLIAM BRAHLER. 40l Hn.e.
BRISON NORRIS. :Ol Hn.e.
A. C. LIPPOLD. 5th and Boundaryn.w.
HAGAN BROS. cor. 18th and Gn.w.
JOHN l.. COX. st. Marketnw
JOHN p. LOVE. 1884 14thn.w. myl4-lawt,m
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CRANE. PARIS L CO..
Bankers.
Ebbitt House Building,

We offer for sale limited amount Of the debenturs
per cent gold bonds OF the Washington Real Estate
Co.. In denominations of 600 and $500. secured by
nst mortgages ON Washington city real estate held by
Washington Loan and Trust Co. trustees. These
bonds run until 1902 payable in gold coin and
for sale ct par. myl4-so6t
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PsNY. Gha eIncorpors,ed1 TeahAbaMa dtiiess: ooM-
w,X,S ?oi King ST. Alexandria. Va. and 9oo st. NV.
r s e. h o & ss
'soysrsisns and at 81 BY e1iS Others rs H1A's'' ANU
hSSsRfS h,Ss&s s Pres; 80 ;s1sAstns.
JOIN hf M6Ekis6S, Sssf rress. So 4i5 s. Rs NV
i / E EIXTi tMSTii isiS ST.; NV:
f. RANDALL iSLt & 2ot 9th St. Sc.
vs., YksrEs So sss fl liih nss. st. n.w: n.~:
Ta MhkfiiEhlfb. + i4is ) "a. ais ave.n.w
burton ToSSShShi 9kSArEE s S:i Il II Il st. nT NV.
WI; GAFEN: :s3 Ind: ave. NV
u Ia 4 vIH vTHo,RsNIoN, ,s-S, ;,o6 Ind. ave. NV.
%Hsff Ss$s S%ifH THSStsSSs S|S E ;sS IN
my2-1m
K~DR: REGINALD MuNsoN HAS MOVED
and SITS NV Telephone 273.
Sunday sS%ds 5G s,d II a. m M .na and Gspm mvsaw
H~SAMERIcaN ICE AND COAL CO..
Sff Tons ssrSft sSfSsaT is irf iEE 70 on
ID 600 uSssrs.n NAM Ss.l a'hss aasiss
up Ser oTSsE nn
so~sa sr ias ay pSs Ses best casS
Vruers Tor carload lots Oh. (sm). 4. 80 ton
solicited. White Ash Chest
nut. egg and fur 5. 20 ton
N.Y. Send Orders by Drivers of Red Wagons
ss g. .l1 Is SAFER y TS III
suits Tor mem sarerior.guality, custom finest
nyst2w EISEMAN BROS. 9TH and sts.
F~NEw DEPARTURE IN FINE TAILORING
H. D. BARR. III Pennsyivsnia ave.
Suits from &;5 up.
Trousers from $40 mp.
Low prices from this date with high grade art jos
wE HAVE FOR SALE A BEAUTIFUL
~. cottage in Takoma Park containing eight
rooms bath and large reception hall newly and hand
somely painted inside and out; artisticafly papered
and decofated elegant cabinet mantes; rooms large
and conmodious with plenty of closets concrete eel
lar ~. OO0 square feet of ground nclosed by new
paiinx fences large hen house. wood shed and stable
pure pump water at kitchen door; location very de
| sirsbe high and healthy; only few minutes wall
from railroad station and terminus Of Brightvood
street line; elegant drive by good roads to cit
This property must be seen 10 be appreciated FoI
Price and terms apply to L. WALTER WEED CO.,
I,Ol Pa ave- tentrance on 18th ST. myl7- -3ui
k~SCRANE. PARIS CO..
| Bankers,
-Ebbitt House Building
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RSONLY FEW LEFT.
Ihave Just stepped in ont Of curiosity to
see those Homespun Suitngs you have been
kicking up such fuss about in the papers. "
We showed them to him. WELL !" said he
they title ugiu." He didn't buzz
Here Is the contrast:
Friend Gus ''Pick me out one Of the ho,ne.
spNas yOU ddceTtised-s0me neat Nurture
ora aemfrdl color, and ma M. up a sack
suit. You hare ~ " measure"
Yours, hastily.
While N. Y. tailors get $40 and S45 we
ask but $50 for them.
G. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON,
Tailor. cor. 9th and G SITS. NV. my21
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RSwASHlNGTON. D. c., MAY 10, 1882
.s. Sealed proposals are invited until IL NJ,
trade ,nercsandse fixtures and furniture and ieass
and Of premises 724 7h n. w., held by me under
deed OF assignment The right IL reserved by me K
reject any and all proposals.
LEON NEWMAN, Assignee
Care Of WOLF L COHEN,
Attorneys 896 II st. u. W.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MOTHS CANNOT LIVE
Near the north pole. for the reason tina.
Jack Frost kills them; neither can they live
in the cold storage rooms of the Center Mar
ket. which kept as cold as the arctic re-
gions. The rates for storage therein of furs,
fine woolens, rugs, &C., are too low to per-
Init any sensible and thrifty woman
hazartiing such valuable goods by the use of
tar aud other vile-smeling stuff. Now is
the time to store these away.
Take the elevator, 9TH st. tower my14-T
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ESOJR-S5 SCHOOL SUIT Is JUST THE
- thing for boys We have them from 81 TO
SID depend upon IL the prices way below others.
lIyg2w ElSEMAN BROS, cor 9TH and j. SITS.
R,slS0 WILL BUY A SLIGHTLY USED
c>S upright. 1t is the greatest bargain Of
fered. See il; hear it.. HUGO WORCH co. gl5
9TH 81. NV. myl2-m
R,NICHIGAN HARDWOOD REFRIGERA-
- tors Gas and New Process Gasoline Stoves.
tin, stove, rnnge and furnace work, plumbing and
hitting. garden hose. Pay cash and 20
Tel. 9SI. lap2:.:'ml JNO. MORAN. 2l26 Pa. ave.
KSpURECALIFOKN GRAPE WINE, PORT
~ Sherry. Mn-Catel, Madeira, Angelica Sweet
Malaga and Tokay. SIS per gallon and - cents per
bottle.
SONOMA CALIFORNIA wINECO..
iis: 2G-.1ln 3l1 9th St H. W.
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CHURCH NOTICES.
UNITARIAN.

&SALL SOULS CHURCH. l4TH AND l. r.
- X. Shippen. pastor. Services, IL a. IN. and
SPIN. Sunday school. 9:45 q. Young peoples
meeting ct pm. Ii
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RsDANENHOwER'S 42D GRAND CoMPLI
@kxcuksiSSNS TO rs cHMBENhNp, Nthh EsiSis MD
NC cUMBEkLANP ERR the Queen City Of the Allegha,
the south and second e IN the state
snS s hs the a
depot Of supplies for large number Of towns within
s thesxo es sa Hs ,ss
stem stem q the b and an O. r and is now the end Of
division of the RsnnS rairoaa the pttsbnrgh
railroad Ard ,he Scores Creek and cn@Seriana Esii
a1S hs sn o Tie
eo rS% ,as coal shhsd hi f. ds
portant First is that desideraiu cheap fuel
in the world and Is sold in cnnSeriand to domestic
81 at ton II aha Is sssa s. ss .S ff
electricity. and has among other things u miles Of
n
panY1 steel and tin plate mill 2larre glass works
neries. furniture factories. cement mills. Of
1n1T f 'fssa ss ss %.sh
ing capaity; ;,lumber mills. $ land and improvements
and railroads, inciuiing the great b. and o. and j
tide ,s Satsr sn q Taihgton under santraet
af COM
,ss o a s.
n Int IL sGs s to e,
who employ n large wa2eearning population. Many
Of the employees of these establishments Obliged
live at great distance from their work account OF
the lack OF dwelling houses and the population
soon to be brought here by the Is. and O. r. Il. for
sna hsS on ns e
train Of six cars will carry limited number Of
piimentary guests. Applications must be made to
Mr.. Danenhower for tickets
For further information. address the comranys
S si ns salss
l5th and q SITS. Washington. d. C.. or W. o: BECK
ENBAOGH. Auctioneer. Baltimore, Nd. niy17-eo;n
R~-, DIR. MANNAKEE HAS REMOVED HIS
to 1913 10Th st. n.y.
Office hours: to 10 q. m. to ID, m 10 z d. IN
TelpDlope ITO t,ns
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RL o. O. F.-THE OFFICERS AND MEM
- bers of Eastern Lodge. No. z, are requested
20 meet at O'Clock Z. m, SUNDAY, May ~, to at
tend the funeral OF Past Grand Samuel F. Lomax.
by order SAMUEL +. BOYCE,
III Recording Secretary.
6eSTHE TwENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY
- Of the Grand r. A. Chapter of the District
q Columbia will be celebrated at Marshall Hall
MONDAY. May D. 1892. by special plank shad
u1hner, boat leaving 9TH st wharf at O'Clock
leaving on return trip at 30.
eIHke1s 81 each. including the trip and dinner. and
can De secured by companions for themselves and
ladies from the committee at any time, at the wharf
On Monday afternoon.
BOBERT BALL.
MATTHEW TRIMBLE,
=, ALEXANDER MCKENZIE.
IL Committee.
SMASONIC.-FEDERAL LODGE. NO. l.
f. A: A. NJ. will hold special communica-
ton NEXT TUESDAY EVENING at O'Clock for the
purpose of working the first devree.
The lodge will hold its stated communication the
SAME EVENING at 30 O'Clock. when the third de-
gree will lie conferred. Members of sister lodges
iaternaly invited to be present BY order Of the W.
NJ utl W. ii. PROCTOR, Secretary.
kWS,SCOrTISH kIrE.-THE REGULAR REN-
So devious of Washington CofSstory, No. Z.
= r: X = sd degree, A. A. \. r. will be held at
Nest End Masonic Hall 10Th St and Pa ave. W.
IUESDAi EVENING. May "a. 1892. at 1::U p. IN.
nj scottish Rite Masons (Cerneau) invited. Work,
18th degree. By order OF the c. q.
ANSON $. TAYLOR,
my2l-3f 32d degree. Or Sec'y.
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CON(:RE(; ;ATIONALIST.
STHE TABERNACLE CONGRFGA-
tional Churrh. 9th and sw-Pastor
Jones will speak at Il am; on significant Words
and at p The Christ Of the Scriptures Good
music; Quartet and chorus led by @. W. Lawrence.
Seats free. 1t
N,FIRsT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
49, cor. 10th and q SITS. nv w.-Rev. s. NJ New
man, d. D.. pastor; Rev. NJ. Ross Fishburn, assistant
pastor. Morning service at IL IN. with sermon by
Rev. y. L. Gale of jacksonville, Fla At y D. M
Home Missionary meeting. Music. with quartet
and chorus of fifty voices. led by Dr. Bischor
Ppm 1t
SFIFTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
~ corner Sth and SITS. e., Rev. b. n Sew
mour. pastor; The pastors son. Rev. Edward Z.
Seymour of New Haven. Conn. will preach at IL
e. E.. pm. IL.
R"sAvE THE ALLEYs."-GOSPEL MIS-
~ sionary service. First Congregational
Church, 10th and q SITS W. tomorrow Sunday
$3.50 p. m Brief addresses, reports, &C. All friends
invited by the W. &. T. II. 1t
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sroRE YOUR FURNITURE AND vALU-
ABLES with the
WASHINGTON SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
9l6-9lS Pa ave.
FIREPROOF STORAGE ROOMS
fe104jm TRUNK STORAGE A SPECIALITY
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F@SANY PERSON DESIRING TO RENT
N~s rooms within few squares of the FiIst
Congregational Church for few days next week are
invited to leave their address at the Office Of the
ennrcn. . cor lOth and q SITS n. ". 1T
DIvORCE SUIT TDISMISsED.-THEC CASE
- brought by Eugene p Coryazier against
Helen q. Corvazier was dismissed ON Thu s.lay The
serious charges made in the suit against Mrs Corvs-
zier we're not attempted to be proven. To these
charges much publicity given at the time the suit
WAS begun Mrs lCorvazier now receives aiimony
sS ~ th % rer Hontni hi counsel ices and over
suit. Its
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LUTHERAN.

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ave. and ID e. se-Presching IA . m ~
f.r.cn. sunday seseoi. sS c chrlssssS kSds.yc:
z a. sesfs tree. H.
R@LUTHER PLACE MEMORIAL CHURCH.
pastor, y. q. Butler. .-seryice< q II Z. rp- anA
6pm- KELLEk MEMORIAL. fxh ST. and Nd ava
n:sl G y butiss: 1850: r:-sehsol 20 ss - E.sai.1