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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-01-20
inspectors Notice.
9th DISTRICT OF IIONOLU-
LII, LIST PR ECI NOT.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the Inspectors of said Precinct will
hold SIX public meetings of two hours each
day at the Tramway's Co.'s Building,
corner of Kamehameha School grounds,
commencing at 7 O'clock in the evening as
follows:
On MONDAY, January IS, 1892;
On TUESDAY, January 10, 1892:
On WEDNESDAY, January 20, 1892;
On THURSDAY, January q, 1892;
On MONDAY. January Is, 1892;
On TUESDAY, January 26, 1892;
For the purpose of correcting the electoral
roll or voting list of the Precinct by add
ing new names tn :reto or striking off the
names of such voters as have died, re-
moved from the district or otherwise be-
come disqualified from voting in the said
precinct. If necessary, adjourned meet
ings shall also be held at the same place
not later than the Both of January, 1892, of
which due notice will be given at the
stated meetings.
By order of the Board of Inspectors.
NJ. r. COLBURN,
Chairman.
Honolulu, Jan. II, 1892. 2972-td
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A Small Fire.

About 7:30 o'clock yesterday morn
ing an alarm was rung in for fire
at the warehouse Of w. G. tirr;2 &
Co.'s, in close proximity to the Union
Iron Works. The Department re-
sponded promptly, and found that
some slack lime was burning. The
fire boys worked for about fifteen
minutes, finally extinguishing the
blaze The damage was nominal.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-01-20
Hotel Arrivals.

The following names were regis
tered at the Hawaiian Hotel last
evening: Col. G. F. Fisher, San
Francisco; S. Boone, Chicago; A. j.
E. Furbush, San Francisco; J. G..
Varstman, Holland; r. Lewis, Lon
don; w. II. Bell, Portland, Ore; DR..
q. f. Tucker, Portland, Ore; T. P.
Hutchinson, New Orleans; J. NJ
Davidson, Honolulu; Miss E. L.
Clark, Honolulu.
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pr Ct. ~gsa INVESTMENTS! Bag- s pr Ct.
The Northwest Investment Trust Co.
The State of Washington.

Offers to Investors, gilt-edged securities,
in the form of first Mortgages on improved
Farm and City Property, the Mortgages
not exceeding in amount one-thirI of the
conservative valuation of the Real Estate
on which they are made bearing and s per
cent. interest, payable semi annually, and
running from 3 to years.
Correspondence solicited, and any in
formation relative to investments gladly
furnished upon application. Address:
THE NORTHWEST INVESTMENT TRUST Co.,
Montesano, State of Washington.
W. J. STARR, President.
w. D. MCBRIDE, Treasurer. 2958-3m
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-01-20

ali Dental operations known in Den
tistry sklfully performed at San Francis
co prices, which are 80 per cent cheaper
than Honolulu prices, and if not as good
rs the best Dental operations in Honolulu,
we will make no charge. You need not go
to San Francisco for Dentistry. The times
demand reduction in prices. We have
come to stay!
J. w. WINTER has had twelve months
successful practice on the Hawaiian ISL
ands and has given satisfaction to all
lE-Read the above record and reflect,
and don't forget it. Call and get prices.
| thank the good citizens on Hawaii,
Maui and Kauai for their past liberal pat
ronage, and solicit a continuance of the
same in Honolulu. 2974 q
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OUR san FRANCISCO LETTER.
Per U. :. :. MonowaI, San Francisco,
January IL, 1892.

From our own Correspondent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-02

ARMY 0RDERs.-The leave Of absence granted
First Lieut. Arthur L. Wagner, sixth infantry,
is extended seven days First Lieut. wiIlisn
Z. Purviance, assistant surgeon (recently ap-
pointed), Las been ordered TO Fort Riley,
Kansas, for duty. Leave Of absence for two
months is granted Maj. John s. Witcher. pay
master. The following transfers in the third
cavalry are ordered: Capt Charles Morton.
from troop A to troop N. Capt James o.
Mackay, from troop NJ TO troop A. Second
Lieut.. Cecil Stewart, from troop A to troop n.
Second Lieut.. Charles A Hedekin, from troop
NJ to troop A.
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PERsoSAL-J. H. Sherman Of New York, q
L. Macarthur Of Troy, NY, 9. J. Howard Of
st. Louis, E II. Ackley Of Newark, b. McAfss
of Pittsburg, Z. r. Hutchins Of Des Moines and
wilard'a-R R. Radford Of Bos-
ton, James Irons Of Philadelphia and r. p.
Shawhan Of New York are at the Randall
C: h. Plumb Of stockbridge, Mass, A. H stons
Of Boston, John h Whitcomb Of New York,
J. F. Tllman Of Palmetto, Tenn, and 7. G.
Barlow Of Worcester, Mass, are st the
Ebbitt-Abner A. Brown of New York, p. 8.
johnson Of Rock Island, Jas. Elverson Of Phila-
delphia and +. c. Hayward Of Norfolk are q
Jams Of Boston, Jas- B. Ellwood Of Chicago and
w. H Corning Of Cleveland are ct the Arlington
R r. Owen Of Philadelphia, +. W. Bullock Of
Chicago, l. II. Smith Of New York and ID. 6ul-
hvan Of Denver. Col, are at the Shoreham--
James A. Blair Of London, Ontario, L p. Mss-
Connecticut are At the Aoward-Nei Mcleod
ofNew York ,Jno. Cowsn Of Pittston, Pa, and q. Z
Kurth Of New Britain, Conn, are at the Ard
more.-M A Delano Of Massachusetts,,
B. y. Horton Of Chicago and n. Il yicss
Of New York are ct the FrsdoniA.-Joha
Philadelphia, ,. I. Glasoo Of Hsnilsea,
Ontario, and Thomas McKAn Of Philsdslphie
are ct the Normandis.-G. q Matthews and
n. w. Connolly Of Memphis and james =
CAN'T Of Clinton, Mo-, are st the Mstropolitaa-
r. @. Scott Of Pstsrsburg. Wn. 0roysnsr
savannah are a the Nsson.l-H @.
Tower Of Hudson, Aass,, ,. Alden a
Boston, N. II. Dow Of Havsrhil, AssA,
George Netcalf Of Cincinnati, Ohio. Jemss
Clark Of Albany and r. Gray Of New York
hss been confined 70 his house for The pass
week with Ne grip. bat hops 70 b eat sszs
Vook.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~EDITOR sTAR-MR. HARRY T. KNIGHT
- wishes to contradict publicly through the
81 your paper the statement that Mr.. Howard
-; Scnneider made during his testimony that he
tScnneiderl had had Mr. Knight dismissed from the
Soast and deodetic Survey for gambling. The follow
itself: - - " ''~A "
UNITED STATES COAST AND aEoDETIo SUR
VEY.
WASHINGTON. &C., March 2S 1892
Mr; HARRY T. KNIGHT. JUS Geological Survey.
Washington, d. g.
Sir: IN accordance with your request have the
SsS;.sy OF the Treasury in which he accepts your
81 to take effect from and after the 9th day
VI december. 1SSS." The records further show that
you wers re.employed engrayer AUGUST 1882 and
Isnalneu with until March IL. 1890. You then left
Oh own accord accept more desirable position.
IL 7. q. sMsiiEaNbSENHALI. Superintendent.
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THE SURGEON GENERAL OF THE NAvr.-The
term Of Medical Director John NJ. Brown -
surgeon general of the navy expired today,
and until his successor shall be appointed the
duties OF that office will be performed by the
chief clerk of the bureau Of medicine and sur
gerry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-02

CHATTANOOGA BArTLEFrELDs.-Gen. h v.
Boynton left Washington this morning for Bos-
ton to read paper before the Massachusetts,
Military Historical Society on the battles about
Chattanooga Maj. George B. Davis of the war
record Office and Gen. Fullerton Of the Chicks-
mauga park commissioners win attend the
same meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-02

NAVAL PArMENrs-The Secretary - ths
Navy has made the seventh payment q
S96 ,6s4 to the Union iron works. San Fran
cisco, for work on battle ship No. 8, the
Oregon, and the seventeenth payment Of
sll $50 to S. G. Moore q Sons Of Elizabethport
n j., for work on the practice ship Bancroft
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FEMALE PHYSICIAN WASrrp.-Ths

A FEMALE PHYSICIAN WASrEp.-Ths civh
service commission has Q requisition for .
female physician for the Indian service In
Colorado which cannot be Immediately filed
because there are no women physicians on the
register Of eligibles- The salary Of the position
examinations in this city for the Indian service
is April II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-02

TIE PRESIDENTS CALLERs--The Presidents
callers this morning were Secretary Blaine,
Senators Cullom, Allison, Hale and Hiscock.
Representatives Hopkins and Cnrtis, Judge
Putnam of Maine, A. h Finseth of Minnesota
and ex-Collector Fassett Of New York
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Naval OrdsrA

ISsut Commander 4 J. Ivsrson hes bssa o.
dsrsd 10 duty in charge Of the nasss aspSl
Maidsa, Masa, on April - next
Lasuk Commandsr wn. A. Morgan, dstsshsd
from duty IN charge Of The nitsr aspet MAl-
den, MasA, and erdsesa - duty - sau yarA
Psaaeola, Fla
from the Psnsscola and ordered 70 take ehargo
a TIE Naval Hospital. Mars Island, Cal
Medical Inspector n. y. Batsa. dssaehsd iron
duty IN charge Naval Hospital Mars Island,
Oal., ON reporting of his rslisf eedsrsd hons
and plaoed on waiting ordsrA
Lxsus O p. Counors, dstaehed from du1y =
oGRss ef nsval intslligsaes 81 graAtsd savs
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ACT APPRovED.-The President has approved
the act granting to the state Of South Dakota
section No. S6, in the township No. "a, north Of
range No. Sc west. into the county Of Yankton,
for the purpose of an asylum
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-02

To Be RETrRED.-Lieut Col. John A. Wilcox,
first cavalry, will proceed to his home, where
he is authorized so await retirement 1t his own
request
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-02

TEE GENERAL CoURT MARITAL at West Point
n. Y, is dissolved, and another is appointed to
meet there Tuesday, the 5th April. The detail
for the court is Capts. William r. spurgin,
twenty-first infantry: George McC. Derby,
corps OF engineers; William II. Miller, assistant
quartermaster; Louis A. Craig, sixth cavalry,
and James s. Petit, first infantry; First Lieuts-
John A. Lundeen, fourth artillery; John ID. c.
Hoskins, third artillery; Wright p. Edgerton,
second artillery; Harry F. Hodges. corps Of en-
gineers; Samuel W. Dunning, sixteenth in
fantry; Frank s. Harlow, first artillery; Samuel
ID. Freeman, tenth cavalry; Daniel l. Tate,
third cavalry, and Charles T. Noyss, ninth in
fantry, Judge advocate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-02

SECRETARY TRACY will leave tonight for Prov
idence, r. l., where he will deliver . political
address on Monday evening.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

FIFrH CONGREGATIONAL CHURcH.
soe e sss sGP.''Heh,nE H, q tas Ps.so,: y
collection. ?:S0 pm = concert vill Be- svss In the
church Wednesday, 7.30 Pm. April a foe the bon-
ent Of the church fickss. tncl1ding rsfrsshmsuts
rs cents. If
R~THR TABERNACLR. eTH BET. D AND
ION. reception q nav msnabers Il 750 PIN, sscfsd
song ssrvicss .ssisted by large choral. I'd b NJ
~fIRsr c0NeRE0ATIoNAI. OHURCa,
corner 10eh md @ sts. n-v.-The pastor.
snS Asssons a va spos s. s y ap q
shs New xosk socscty sos shs s.ppss:.oa q W. e
S:15 an. 0hrississ Esdssser nssstaS. d:5b p =. q
E~RLYNogTa CoNoHEeArIolAL
.:.i|:ss:s;SaSS:E. ..|s =: - sa:::sf -
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K~HoMEs. ENDOWMENT INSURANCE
Tue plan offered by the UNITEDsECURITY
COMPANY In the only safe way to invest IN
house iustallments
The payments do not amount to more than
ordinary rent can be made monthly. quarterly,
hall yearly or yearly Tor a period OF .. 10, 10
period he would have paid on the incumbrance.
u, however. he should die. the INDEBTED-
MSS II CANCELLED WITHOUT FUkTHER
Fur full particulars apply to
ROBT NORRIS. Genn Agt.
United security Life Insurance and
Trust Company OF Pa,
Capital. u 200. o0o Full paid jsi6-wxsSm
k NOTICE THE EXPRESS AND STORAGE
busansss heretofore conducted by the late
0sorke W. kno! viii be continued st the cd stand.
for its conduct. il continuance having been fully
provided t.r BY the terms ol bus viii.
lnhl0tu. th&slm WILLIAM s. KNOX. Manager.
R~@CAUTION.-w ALL OF OUR Ma
~ chimes to give the highest degree Of satisfac-
tion. particularly caution those hsvng old Of
vhsss thsn q the CoMFxNY's ofFiCE. where none
bat genuine parts used and only the most
abe ehsxGes any, are made. OrdsEs By postal VII
.vss-.a..sa sk1lk2 : WILSON ~ Wa Sss Co.: C s~
EnkOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT on
"a S.r Ap III ~ ro,.s az s.u% sscs VT
buiaAias a. ths nosshsass corner 81 and lbth -
p ". and eny ysn rqnw thsssafoss sd Ioof v1n
11k'ssssS ). q. - n ,sua .Aas-,av6u.
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SECRETARY ELKrSs has gone 70 West W.
ginia for few days
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TopAy.-Insernal rev
enue, s&s2. .S7s; customs, s47s,s6s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-02

EkkA.sS55;ssr
Jockey Gus Cisnihs''n
on,e commence April %;
stapIes ftsarss Se procured ,S,,d;. Hf g &C.,,
IL the privilege: ladies e. sns aa'F club
K~FoR INvALIDs PURE CALIFORNIA
fs5i sSsoHA 55f AsHii.f SIHs q EfsF SSsi' CO. CO.
HARRY NJ ooskip. oossk 3. M.n.s:s Il nS;
.K~EAsTER CARDS AND NOVELTIES
Easter Cards ToSens, BoOt cts. Book MARKS.
q cqS
Of fh the artist and engravsr's handicraft. Why not
..a joHS .; RARkER: SIC n !s.,a,,:;,. St: ,a,;,x;;,.
E~ao0p Spring TAI!9RINa;; !. SsII; s,,,uo, :,
you want your suit for that occasion you
should place your order M right y away; =; Spring n,s
prices.
OWEN OWEN. "Up-to,c. Tailor"
Cor: 10th and n. Y. ave. NV. ap2
E~ABsoLUTELY NO DANGER
The man who tests the Emerson Shoe
They by tip-toeing about the room to see If he can
make them hurt Is all right They Will
VIZ stand every test There is no danger Of an
'Emerson@Shoe hurting the feet.
Stand We challenge the world to produce better
shoes for the money than the Emerson"
Every We simply ask you not to invest q dollar
for shoes until you have seen the Emersons.
Test Emerson Shoes are for men only. Shined
free.
R. B. GROVER CO..
''Sots Makers and Sellers of the Emerson' Shoes"
1lO3 Pa ave.-next to Star office. ap2
0~PKEPARE FOR APRIL SHOWERa
Finest Macintoshes for
both Ladies' and Men at
exceptionally low prices.
B. Il. sTINEMETZ SONS.
Hatters and Furrisrs.
1887 Pa ave. n. app
MORE ON THE GLASS QUESTION.
When we
are through
with these i'm
prOvements
Will show you one
OF the largest and
handsomest retail glass
establishments in the
United States. The growth
Of hebusiness compels these
alterations. Tremendous ship
ments of glass arriving daily.
We can demonstrate to you beyond
Q doubt that sell glass LOtrer,
do the work more IpeQitlousiy and salts
fdctordy than any one in this city.
CHAS. E. HODGKIN,
ap2 Expert Glass Handler. 9l3 7th st. n. W.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TEMPERANCE.

T.
R-STEMPERANCE RALLY.-JUDGE 1. @.
- .Klnbali Of the Police Court and N. Du-
mont, esq, assistant attorney for the District will
address the people ut Hamline NJ. E. Church Sunday
at pm. on the evil of pool rooms and saloons and
their duty in the premises. There will be good music
All interested in the proper protection Of the young
are urged to be present. It,
GRAND RECHABITE RALLY, BAP-
- tist Church. Anacostia, SUNDAY, April 8,
at 7:W p. m. Speakers Senator PETER Of Kansas. H.
3. Moulton and Grand Chief Ruler J. c. Lee. l. o. R.
Quartet singing. It,
CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE
49, Union mass meeting First Congregational
$3.50 p Rev DIR. II. II. George of Pennsyvania and
Miss M. ]. Telford Of Colorado will speak Subject:
''Sabbath and the Columbian Exposition" Prof, j.
T. Layton will All friends cordially invited. 1t
R~GOsPEL TEMPERANCE MEETING AT
~ Odd Fellows Hall, 3lst ST.. GEORGETOWN.
under direction Of IndePendsnt Lodss. 1 Q, 9. T J;
speaking. Come and bring Gospel Hymns. 1t
EGSTHERE WILL BE GOSPEL TEMPER
~ ance meeting at the cor. AZ and Penn. ave
SUNDAY EVENING at 7:3O O'Clock. John B. Finch
Lodge. /. o. g. T.. will have charge Hon. Mr.. Pat
ten and Mr.. Powers will address the meeting. All
invited. It.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

E~To THE OFfiCERs AND MEMBERs
Of FsoT are hsTsos ~ summoned ml n to attend ,d
sharp to make for the funeral of our late
brother. Thomas "oodroG Ed by orSes Ms%K,Ns pf Na
W. W. WARE. Ps. 1t.
V~TO MINNEsoTIANs.-PLEAsE MEET
at Scottish Rite Hall THIS Saturday
mittee O. W. JOHNSON Chairman. IT.
0~THE THREE MONTHs' SOLDIERS OF
~ 1861 whose discharge and muster rolls dis
Ser to
at Hotel Hanover, cor. Sd and Pa. ave. NV. IT.
ESLECTURE BY BISHOP HENRY MeNEAI.
Turner: D D., IL IL. R.,aI r. on MONDAY EyEE-
Church, st. bet 18th and 18th sts. n. W. The sub
ject. his travels through Africa ap2-2t
R~sEE THIS: WHERE CORDS ARE NOT
used you raise. lower and secure win
dows to any height Ly the champion sash lock Chairs
reseated with the Psr%Srased @ bottoms rurntnrs @
20 Posta dsteo J. Wv ". WRIGHT. ioil st NV. il.
I~I BEG TO INFORM MY FoRNIER Gus.
49, toners that am now with 8. s. Shedd
giisa sFa f II xss n and d Electric light n.sarss
R~LODGEs OR SOCIETIES DESIRING TO
- rent hall should apply at l2ll r 81: n: v:
R-BIBLE STUDENTS AND TEACHERSSo
sSsG T. for
8. 8. lesson to be taught tomorrow. It,
,sPECIAL NOTICE - BUILDERS EX-
change requested to meet at the exchange rooms
BY order ~, FRED W. PiLLING,
a Af'e''; iho'' o. AssS:t Secretary. ffs''aen1
R~THE QUARTERLY MEETINGS OF THE
W1pans % ts,d Home o. and Foreign a. Missonary I
IL a aqS
1:15 IN. Good program. All interested invited. It
R~IMPORTANT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-02

ASSISTANT SECRETARY NETTLEroS Of -
Treasury has returned from New York.
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WSWASTE BASKET VS.. FILE BOX.
II you you would enlarge your business fol-
low the example of the business community Of
Boston, or New York. or Chicago and mako
known what you have to dispose Of by circu-
lar in my Patented Typewriter Process" The
circular will be read an individual letter and
will carry with II the influence of such. No
one can detect the deception. If you have .
typewriter l can furnish ribbons match in
color the ink use. You can then address the
circulars making 1t an individual letter in fact.
with q very small outlay in time and money.
The cost il trhe more than ordinary printing.
but We outwit the waste basket. as its occupsr
ton Is gone and over crowd the file boxes.
Let me increase your business for you.
BYRON 8. ADAMS.
Book and J0U Printer.
6l2 1lth st. NV.
Telephone $50. ap2
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CHRISTIAN.

HNINTH STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH
~ Services by the pastor, T. b. kagby. at
III a. and 73O pm. y Z. 5. c. T. at 6:13 m. 1t
K&SyERMoNT AVENUE CHRISTIAN
II and 80 by the pastor. Sunday school. $50
Christian Endeavor meeting. $40. Come. 1t
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CHURCH NOTICES.
PRESBYTERTAN.


K~METRoPoLIrAN PREsBYTERIAN
~ church, 4,h and SITS. e. Rev John ches-
m and 20 p.m serves f2mSsrSw q n III
grsSa'Onal % prayer meeting Thursday. both a, 5:so
R~FoURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
By Rev pS Sr hes svyon SSSSns,S sna a, 7
sSSO, 80 am Young peoples prayer meeting Tuesday
ssssnng 80 Church prayer meeting at 73o Thurs
~ ASSEMBLY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
pssoT.sSnd.S sSr Se .sSSd and s.. Nm Rsy Gee Little
go I'M Preaching by the pastor at ii a. m and
sly M The evening sermon will be in the series.
welcome to all the services. 1t
KsCHURCH OF THE COVENANT CPREs-
NV Rev by@tsrian) @ cSnneeticqt ave- and 18th SIS:
sare1 an ana and The Of the Lord.
s6oc sso EndeasSs Society mss
s set =; I'm. Ihe PresSytery OF Washington city will
with ssfmos SS the Rev Charles ka@sdsr @ 81 rsHea On
I1esday so ID evening at DE- Charles L Thomp
on a. popular meeting in the interest Of Young
kPHIhE1ssI STREET Str PREsBY TERIAN
fTeaching by the pastor. Rev Frank l.. Williams.
asas: ON
60 WEsTMINsTER REsBYTERIAN
d Church, 7th st. between and s. W.. Rev
7:aO ?: N: Y: P. Endeavor Society. $50 pun H. 1t I'
- Metropolitan Wesley Zion Church, s. W,
Rev X II. q. Dyson. l.. D., pastor.-Preaching at
Il Il am; by l:ev. 7. C. Lewis. NJ. b. 5 pm. by Rev
By EsT T. 8 taSsss0r coss. II
FSEASTERN PRESBYTERIAN, STH AND q
- n neLRev N. \. Cornelius, d. D., pastor: -
Rev g. X, Alden assistant pastor.-Preaching by the
p tstor at II a N. and 30 M Sabbath school and
Pastors Bible class At y 30 Y. p S. c. E., $50
pm. 1t
N@FIRsT PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH, AZ
~ st. between G and ID sts.-Mornin9 service
and csebratl9p r., Of holy eommunion at II I'm Ser
I'm. and 30 m i.P. S: q. Z. at 64 p IN. Evenn;
service at 1:}O Sermon by Rev. Mr. Holmes. All
strangers welcome. 1t
R@FIFTEENTH STREET PRESBYTERIAN
- Church. Grand Temperance meeting Sun.
Ryan. Good music BY temperance choir. It
N~F0URTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
- 9Th ST. between G and Ii SITS. NV. Rev.
Joseph i. Kelly, pastOr-Sabbath school, $50 al
Preaching. IL a. m. Gospel meeting, 30 p. YOUNG
peoples prayer meeting, Tuesday, 1:3O y. Church
prayer meeting. Thursday. $50 y. m. Strangers are
always welcome. 1t
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THE EVENING STAR.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~PIANoS TUNED
AND REPAIRED
By hrst-cIass vorkmen at fair prices and
fully guaranteed.
Is your piano out Of tune,
Does your piano need rspairinzf
Leave your order with US and II will b
promptly and properly attended to.
JOHN f. ELLIS CO..
a37 PennA ave..
ap2-Iv Near 10th st.
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LUTHERAN.

u~ST. MARKS LUTHERAN CHURCH,
~ 18th and W.. Rev W. II. Gotwaid, pas
tors. s., $50 Preaching a snd 80 p IN.
Catechetcal class, 800 pm. Luther Alliance, $50
PIN. Public invited. It.
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CARPENTERSi-1TH AND
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF The
49, stock holiersOf the Lincoln Fire Insurance
Company Of the District of Columbia for the election OF
fifteen directors the ensuing year viii Dc
held at the Office Of the company. No. o-U YIN 81
n Washington Loan and Trust building. on MON
DAY. April IL. IStt1 Polls open at II M. close at
Books for the transfer OF stock VIII 10 closed
from Aprll to April "a. both days inclusive.
mil ~. VI. Rape +. H. BARBARIN. Secretary.
R~NOTICE-A MEETING OF THE STOCK
- holders of the Potomac Sand Dredging and
Con pounding Company viii be held at 142o New York
u W. the city of Was inZton. on the 9Th
day of April nsxt for the purpose of dimn-
ihin other dispOsnz OF portion of the tai
OF said company for the election of the officers Of
said COMPANY the ensuing and for such other
NJ. MURPHY.
CHAS. CHILDS.
J. T. SUMMERS.
". T GALLIHER. Sec. wa PATE.
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