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ADJUSTMENTS.

A LBAUGH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
DELIGHTFULLY."- COOL.
NO GAS USED.
LIGHTED ENTIRELY
BY 1NCANDESCENT LIGHTS
Tonight at SIS Matinee Saturday.
SssHE$S $ $ $EHs S S$s:ssE
INTHE
GoNDoLIERs
9oND0IIERS.
aONDoLIERS.
Good Seat IN the 25c. Orchestra Circle for 25c.
Reserved Seats soc. and Zoe.
Next Opera-QUEEN'S LACE HANDKERCHIEF.
=. szz.7, SEATS NOW on SALE. ss
AT THE GROUNDS OF THE
GLEN ECHO CHAUTAUQUA
s an ORporuny FOR dsigh;tul evening ride
The inspecton of the iproytBsnts at Glen Echo and
Magnificent Scenery; Beautiful Rsmblee Excellent
the Glen Echo Simplicity 1 orehs.tra. led By w
Prof. Mon. Vocal and instrumental
solos. Organ recital by d.
and canal sts, one SQUARE below High st a, p M.
returning at close of concert Full program concert
Glen Echo cars run daily leave TennalytOwn juno
Chorus rehesrsais al Lutheran Memorial Church.
4th st. and Vermont ave-, every wedn. sdsy nsht a
suHrp- All singers invited TO Join the
AZ ETn1 Cnorus Tor the great festival on the I'd and
Round-trip tickets, including admission to the
grounds and concerts. 40 cents.
return boat tickets can lie used on cars from Glen
Return trip by boat can be secured with three car
tickets. =, jel-tr
N Penn. ave. and llth st.
This wsek-Ma.ines SATURDAY.
HOLMES CONTINENTAL SPECIALITY 90.
Monday Junsd
BENEFIT Manager EUGENE HERMAN. m30-6t
THE ANNUAL GARDEN AND POUND PARTY
Ofthe
CH1LDRENs COUNTRY HoMH
VIII be held at the Home. Broad Branch and Nil
itsry roads,
JUNE z. from 4 to z.
Light wagons will meet electric cars from George
town at the Tennallytown post ohcs to convey per-
sons to the Home.
Fare. round trip, 10 cents.
In Of rain it will be postponed until the Arst
clear day.
The board Of trustees have issued no invitations this
year and trust all friends and others interested will
avail themselves Of this notice. je1-6t
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see to Minneapolis and Return via b. D {
X

Tickets sold June to 5, good to return unit
S5th. See list Of special parties this paper
AdUt..
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NEARLY every lot in the beautiful Scheutzen
Park subdivision has On 1t . grand old oak Of
natural growth.
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JUpSIxa FaoM Our SALES clothing buyers
know when they are getting extra value for
their cash- We are now giving big discounts on
mems. boys and ehildTen's clothing. z. b.
Barnum 4 Co., S3l ennsylyania ayenue.-Adrt.
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i HAvr ESTABLISHED offices in the Fleming
building, iki9 G. street. and solicit orders in
stocks, grain, &c. Regular and fractional lots.
Co0niniens, h G. W. Thomas.--Adut
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s'Our Bargain Counter"
Mosquito Net, &c. China Silk, 39c.
Black India Linen, l0c. Wash Rags, So.
Beautiful Figured Challis, &c.
Mems Outing Shirts, $50.
Mems Twilled Cotton Drawers, Csc.
1t "CARTERs," I'll Market space.
Fishing Tackle, wood rods. from 10c. to 81.
lance Wood Rods from 81 to IS.
Split Bamboo Rods from 81. Is to els.
Steel Rods from $3.50 to 60.
1t" D. N. WALFoRp, At Pa. ave. NV.
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DRUNKENNESS OR THE LIQUOR HABIT Pos-
~ TIMELY CURED BY knAI<IsTERISG
II ID manufactured as powder which can 30 gives
In 4 glse Of beer. cup Of rofee or tea on in food
without the knowiedse II the patient Il IA Abs iute5
harmless and viii effect perlnanent and see1y ciIr,
whether the patient IA moderate drlnker an alcV
hoc wreck il has been given in thousands Of
aad In every instance perfect cure has followed IL
never fails. The system in,Irz sfed with the
specic IL bscones utter nposxiblity The iauof
GOLDEN Specific co., SOLE PRoPnfkToRs.
CINCINNATI. OHIO.
bed a d y. wAkk under Ebistl House. wsshinrts,n.
p. G. uy1x. "a. th. .. ca. toz55nssy. ~
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Two CHRISTMAS DINNERS.
IN 80 A SMELL WAS ENOUGH; IN 81 GOOD
APPETITE.
THE CHANGE WAS DUE TO HOODS
SARsAPARILLA.
CHRISTMAS DAY. Dec. Is, 1891.
&C. I. Hood Co., Lowell. Mass:
Il have been reading in a paper today about Hoods
Sarsaparilla being a cure for
DYSPEPSIA.
And know that it is true. year ago the smell Of
my Christmas dinner was enough for me. but this
year find that 1 WANT MORE THAN A SMELL
and give Hoods Sarsaparla the credit for the change
in my feelings. For the last two years have been
troubled with dyspepsia. and could nd no cure for it,
My friends told me that IL went to Europe seasick-
ness change Of air and diet would cure me. went to
ireland and remained the three summer months Of
this year. 81. and came back in September incurred
MY BLOOD WAS wATERY and was told to take
Hoods Sarsaparils for it, did So and in one month
found that it was beneficial for both poor blood and
dyspepsia. for am now PERFECTLY WELL and
have not taken any other medicine since came home
RoBT. w. DENVER. 23S Franklin St.. Astoria.
Long Island City, n. Y.
taxi Al,
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Minneapolis and Return. $40. via Chesa-
p-ake and Ohio Railway.
Eestibuled. electric lighted, dining car trains,
America C. and o. Offices, 5l3 and lA21 Penn
sylvania ayenue-Adrt
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Go on DANENHowER's real estate excursio
June and 3. See special notices.-Adut
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

nEwITTs TALLY no STAGES LEAVE 5Il
5o ~ iSte q, NV a ~ am end 2 m. arlington
trip 80 to 75c. Zoo Park and Legation buildings DC
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Round-trip tickets will be sold via the Penn
sylvania railroad to Chicago and return June Il
to 20 good to return until July at rate of 81
.-ddpt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-02

H. A. Seligson's Own Imported Rhine
wines and clarets at 81, so per gal. are immense
for Is days only. el-St
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HAVE your building. repairs and alterations
made promptly and az reasonable prices by
C. ID. COLLINS. builder. Hills 18th st. NV.
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HI. A. Selfgson's Blackberry and Soup
Pernong, SLIGO per gallon; Catawba, S0c., are
immense. ie1-St
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advertisement

Go on DANENHowER's real estate excursion
June and 8. See special notices.-AdrG
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SUITS to order from s25 up.
Trousers to order from % up.
All garments made by US kept in repair and
pressed at any time free of charge.
KLINE K GREENBAUA,
Taiia~S
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Trott's Big Bargain Store!
Hyou want to save money stay up town and
examine the bargains &C 1909 l4th st. NV. 1t
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s. Heller, 72O It'll st. NV, is making Q spe-
oialty in Ladies' and Children's Hair Cutting
and Shampooing; also cures Dandruff. my20- tr
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Rockville Ladies Will BE Pleased to
know that the Domestic Sewing Machine Co. has
opened a Pattern Agency at Hicks. je1-6t
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Tickets sold June to 5, good to return unit
18th. See list Of special parties this paper
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Republican National Convention, Mime
apoiis, MIMI, o23 via Pennsylvania Raul
road.
For the accommodation Of delegates and
visitors to the republican national convention
at Minneapolis the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany viii sell excursion tickets to Minneapolis
June to s, inclusive, valid to return until
June Is, at ga from Washington and proper.
tionate rates from other stations.
Owing to the superior facilities, short routs
and fine train equipment the Psnnsylvania
railroad win be the popular route to ~ con,
yention.-Adpt
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Tickets sold June to 5, good to return uni
18th. See list of special parties this paper.
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Two Perfect Button Holes Per Minute!
The 1892 Domestic. Samples and trial free.
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ErIRsT GRAND EXCURSION TO RIVER VIEW
Il OF the
MAYFL0MER S0CIAIS
On THURSDAY, June ., 1892
STEAMER SAMUEL J. pENTZ
Leave. her wharf 4. IN. l.3o and 30 nm
Tickets. 2Sc. teI.ot.


Circus Of Trained Dogs at and 7 O'Clock nm
Grounds will be beautifully lighted by arc and IN
candesce Mt electric lights.
A9p. m. the wonderful electric fountain will play
being the only one Of the kind in this country
The beautiful new $40. 600 Steam Caroussl, accom-
modating $50 people at one time and accompanied
by costly German orchestrion Organ. is in opera
ton aud running daily The large new swittl back
Will give cool. shady ride To all.
and to feed the swans.
The new cafe open, under the MANAGEMENT of the
celebrated caterer and chef. Alexandra Forth.
among other stfracto NJ the beautiful groves
with rustic seats and tables for picnic parties THE
PRIZE BZAAR, THE SHOOTING GALLERY, THE
MINSICAL PHoSOGRAPH. THE ELECTRIC BAT
phHzft nj TF fSSH SA AM6E 2GSiIS. THE RA5ILE
Sk99uNDs For THOSE WHO BRING THEIR
PATENT SWINGS. THE CANE BoAkD GAME.
IKE BABY GAME and many others.
AMPLE protection 10 all ground in charre Of deputy
sberin and best Of order will be ma.ntat-~f
NO LIQUORS ARE SOLD ON THESE GROUNDS
Plenty OF open cars will be run and good accommo-
dstions guaranteed for all.
on pavilion FREE.
~ Take 9eorgetown and Tenalytown cars at sed and
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IL You WISH the value Of your money buy
your clothing from a home house, not here to
day and gone tomorrow. Weare giving big dis
counts for cash. Z. b. Barnum Co., 9Sl
Pennsylvania avenue.-Adct.
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HOODS PILLS are purely vegetable. perfectly
harmless do not cause pain or gripe 2
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EDUCATIONAL

A RI INsTRUcTIoN.-TBE GKEATFSr oPPoR-
tuntty ever orered q Parents. Vhilircf ts.-hsrs
designers, Decorations artists ID learn - irsx aA
RANT T~ffecfly he~i ana cheapest. cravon tas..,i
water co4orS. chine and OIL painting Slstchin- and
lannny Twp natnSe csn he iearnsa in a fe~ dayS
al sila - We Netd,Tfu ro--ess ~ stn1sut~ Hsr
Norren has bad tweve n.cda's ana siualisd iifteen
years with the must ceishrbtsd artists m ftlrlf.s
200 600 worth Cfratnturs exhibition ant ~ sale
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF flNE ARTS. Sls 81
n ~. ny LIN.
A CNErHoNoGRAPHY AND BUSINESS s,sEOof-
II aSl ~. NV. simmer courSe nov hefinninr.
stisnts rereiNe thorongh training N s7enorraThy
and tpewritinE IN tNree M onsns 10 srrrna tsr-a
nseded. Terms reasonable. Stsria short courses in
lo,kksepiug penmanshtp and Arithmetic Ses IONS
day and evening. D. }. MCLNEN. rSrncirAl r.s4-,w.
DROP GAILIARD tOFTlgIER D'AcAnTMID
Il and Madame Gailard tdiYiomie1. School ~ Ian
RuageS, Nh st. authors OF a ana Ofsrflal
method the only one decorated. oI'en ali snfnmsr
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Fifty More of Those Fine Sewing Ma
chimes selling so rapidly at s10 at AUERBAcHs
Capitol Hill branch Domestic Machines and
Patterns, 4th and Pa. ave. Sc. WM. FUNK, Mngr.
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51i 10Th ST. NV, bet. E and F.
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MOUNT VERNON,
THE TOMB OF WASHINGTON,
And the
GREEN LAWNS OF MARSHALL HALL
MOUNT VERN0N.-The steamer Macalester TO
Mouns vernon daily. except Sunday, ct 10 M. re-
turning BY 80 D. m. Fare. round trip, q, In =
Guiding admission TO the mansion and grounds Of
Mount Vernon. Cafe on the steamer Mount Vernon
guide books IN the boat.
MARSHALL HALL--Steamers Macalester and
SuNDAYS-1Ia a. M. 2 30, $50 andepm
DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY-9 and los u and Q As
p.
INDIAN HEAD EVENING TRIPS. landing a,
MARSHALL Hall both ways, THURSDAY. FRIDAY and
SATURDAY EVENINGS. at $40 y. IA. Music on all
trips and At Marshall Hall. Schroeder's Orchestra
Dancing Music on the Big Pavilion day and evening
Parties can 20 down to Marshall Hall on the morn
ing or afternoon trips Of steamers and
any OF the company regular boats for round "trip
STEAMER RIVER QUEEN for Alexandria and
river landings as far down Gly1nont ineiudss Mar
shall Han both ways, at a. IN. daily except sunday
"a. NJ! ga. NJ! ga M
important notice! Excursionis,s TO the lawns
OF Marshall Hall can leave Washington at 9TH
street wharf on the handsome tns -
STEAMER RIVER QUEEN,
Electric lighted, nne and fast. at pa. IN. m on
ana after June L. giving excursonists the ADVANTAGE
Of t ,I, tonic air Of early moIning.
the River Queen. At Sa.m.i At9am.l
MOUNT VERNON AND MARSHAII HALL
my3l-U STEAMBOAT CO.
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M.RrrS CorIncE OF OR,roKr.
Ga 18TH ST NV.

Wv I'm NV
Summer term opens June l. with day or evening ses-
sions. as preferred The REGULAR school year besins
October B. Summer circulars now ready. The fan
catalogue is in press AMI VII h. sent :ree 70 any all
dress. Illustrated coleec box - cents. rnhea-Sna
CoLUMBIA CoLIESE OF cpNsilReE.
~ Gs3 Il. ave. OPPOSITE CITY pHs. n'N~N
Z. X. cINEi. A n. - r.. rrin.
es,n 70 nss ,se ps%n9,iph and ''w,er as
course. SO shorthAni distafvns ~ oa-u--.'.rt
e, ~ fSperensed rslo.isTs Ihonsh inst-D tton IN
daoed rates for summer months. ssnl ossslo.ne
TUE BERIIIz scuooL % LANGUAGES.
OPEN AL $ s. 'nNER
TIE VOICE PHYslOLoGICAILY DEVELOPED
- Tor concert and opera AiTlyto,. ,-,,..,.
rnya5-2w. The Crosby. cor. 81 aud c NV.
FRENCH SYSTEM or SoJND scHooI, 10. y
- 3d. n tour times ge,s Colossus 90. WILL.
aIrA1s,ioail use Q: ths FrsacL lta7's :.
COLUMBIA CONSERVATORY or Nrsrc. AZ
ST n ". Plan voice and vio'in. EnNfN HART.
bns;rAi late Of New England oonssrva,ory q Music.
WAsHISGroN CONSERVATORY OF Music,
organ, voice. VIOLIN nuie cornat 81 Free sjt1n.
tases 10 puri,s q. g. BILLIARD Director. ~, .l-liu.
NORTHUMBERLAND SYSTEM
h Correct English tau.f foreigners.
sons. Mrs. ELIZABETH KING. 500 East Csriti
81
SUMNER SCHOOL, MoRRIsrowN. VI ST
= Hildi's School for Girls. SUMNER SESSION 80
gins July I. Terms, from 40 q ss;. s,HOuL
SISTER SUPERIOR ut,-.,-gu
MOONS COMMERCIAL. COLLEGE. AnT FAST
w CAPITOL ~. Commercial branches. Shorthand
and typewriting. Day and nirit s-s-iuns llrpst
rates. Now : good time 10 i1in Catalogues rnhbin
NORWOOD INSTITUTE
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. FOR YOUNG
LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS
Address the Princfpas
Mr.. aad Mrs. W. d. GABETr.
felb-I kla7 Mass. ave-
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Royal Glue mends everything. Druggists. 10c
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SeasOnable Goods at Low Prices.

SeasOnable Goods at Low Prices.
In view Of the lateRess Of the season and to
make ready for certain repairs and improve
ments in the 7th street building. which will
materially interfere with business during
process, have concluded to offer special in
ducements for the next fifteen days, from June
l, and will make discount of Is per cent on
all cash sales of Furniture, Mattings. Baby
Carriages. Refrigerators. Ice Chests, Wire
Doors and Screens, Window Shades and on all
other goods contained in stock except Carpets
which am closing out at or below cost. Pur-
chasers will find this O bona fide offer which
will be honorably adhered to. All goods sold
on credit will be charged at usual prices.
THOMAS d. SINGLETON,
my31-eo3t Ais 7th st. NV.
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Telephone 1860. Domestic Sewing Machine
Co., 7th and H. For repairing and renting.
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nse use use use use use use use
use use use use use use use use
use use use use use use use use
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OHOtT lNttfOpOltdn hOtei.
Successors to I. Hamburger & Sons. je1-2t
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SIGNoR MARIANA MANA
SCHOOL FOR SINGING.
Thcrourh ana only schoo - tho Ita'an method N
NaShinsi9 n Pupils prepared tur c,n>r-'s orator.
srd srand opera An opportunty l. oficred sn- sfu-
dents IN summer. fruu juno 10 >fitembrr. at ss-,l
trlce for solfesag1o sud placing Of the voice.
For particulars call al studio.
my3o6t. aiaH ST. NORTHWEST.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

es. o. s. DENTAL Assn. Best teeth, IS.
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nj. C.. GR.sr,

Double storrs. Furniture. MAttiags. China, ke
1510-l2 9TH -. bet. p. and NV. my>26
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BICYCLES.

'ArwArER CYoLE COMPANY.
BICYCLES
Agents for the COLUMBIA, WESTERN wWEYk
WORKS, HARTFORD and ELLIOTT HICKORY.
Finest and largest line uf hiring wheels ina The cftr
Instruction. school In rear. GuArNuts iusttIcrloa
tickets. ell
ATWATER CYCLE COMPANY.
app li..4 ~ Pa. ave n W.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-28

service, IL A. NJ; subject, Judas" Evening
service, 7:45 p. NJ; subject, Loves Earnest
: Plea" Services conducted by the pastor,
Rey- De Witt NJ. Benham.
BELLEFIELD PRESBYTERIAN, Fifth and Belle,
field avenues-The pastor, Rev. Henry L.
McClelland, ID. D.. will preach at II A. NJ: on
AN Example of Endurance" and at 7:45 p.
NJ. on Caleb, the Vigorous Old Man."
SHADYsIDE U. p, Baum street, Rev. J. X.
McClurkin. ID. D., pastor-l0:3O, Rev. w. 3.
Owens, ID. D., of Indiana, Pa, subject, The
Work of the Church at Homer" 7:45. Rev. j.
Z. Wilson, OF Erie, subject, "The Most E4-
cellent knowledge"
FoURTa PRESBYTERIAN, Evaline avenue
Services at l0:45 A. NJ. and 7:45 P. NJ, by Rev.
j. NJ. French, of Omaha Neb., member of U.
F. General Assembly. Morning subject
"The Brand of Jesus" evening subject, 1--WE
Shall Know Hereafter"
REV. J. /. SMITH will preach in Christ
Lutheran Church. Sheridan avenue, East
End, at l045 A. NJ on "The Assembled Re
deemer," and at 7:45 P. NJ, on '"Christs MIS-
sion Tor the Word" Rev. l. X. Wismer, OF
Dubois. Pa, will assist in the services.
SIXTH UNITED PRESBYTERIAN, Collins ave-
nue. and Station street, services conducted
by the pastor, Rev. r. NJ. Russell-ll:OO A. NJ,
services conducted by Rev. w. S. Mcclure,
of Dean, o.; 7:45 P. NJ, services conducted by
Rev. E. B. Graham, editor of the Midland,
Omaha, Neb.
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Southside Services.

EIGHTH PRESBYTERIAN. Rev. f. R. Donehoo,
pastor-l0:45 A. NJ, sensitive Peoples" $50 P.
NJ, fright Is Might"
METHODIST Episcopal. Walton street, Rev.
S. w. Davis, pastor-l03O A. NJ, waiting on
the Lord;' 7:30 T. NJ, 1.-THE Rumseller's
Doom"
SoUTHsIDE PRESBYTERIAN, Twentieth and
Sarah streets. Rev. F. r. Farrand, pastor
Services at 1890 A. n. and 7:i5 P. NJ. Evening
subject, THE Heroes of the Fiery furnace.
Mt. WASHINGTON NJ. p, Virginia avenue
and Bigham street, 6. F. Crowther. pastor
Morning, 1880, "The Divine Likeness in
Christians" evening, 7:30, THE Soldiers OF
the Lord"
ALLENTOWN U. P, Rev. s. W. Douthett.
PASTORAL lO:45 A. NJ. Rev. T. L. Scott. re-
turned missionary from India, will preach
on "The Christian Commission" Evening
service at AS.
MT. WASHINGTON PRESBYTERIAN, Grand
view avenue. f. 5. Farrand, pastor-l0:30 A.
NJ. "The Man with One Talent" 7:30 P. NJ,
"How to Be Happy" sabbath school anni-
Tersary in the auditorium at 2:3o p. NJ.
HAVEN NJ. T., DuQuesne Heights, Rev. W.
II. Rodenbaugh, pasuor-Morning, THE
Hand of God in American History:" even
ing, n memorial service. Epworth League
al p NJ; subject, Seeds of Kindness"
BINGHAM STREET NJ E. South Thirteenth
and Bingham streets, j. A Ballantyne, pas
tor-Services n 1890 A. NJ. and 7:30 P. NJ. The
morning sermon will be preached before
the Col. John W. Patterson Post Isl, e. A.
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Yesterdays Grist at the Justice Mill.

MICHAEL c. DoLAN yesterday entered suit
against the Braddock Glass Company to re-
cover $535 for barrels furnished.
ANOTHER execution was issued yesterday
against F. Y. WooG. 1t was issued by G. w
Schmidt for So $50 o. The wrts already is
sued now aggregate over $4,000.
The case of Dickson Bigley and others
against the Jonah Oil Company, an action
for damages for the destruction of springs
by salt water from oil wells, is on trial be lore
Judge McClung.
In the suit of DR.. L. D. Radzinsky against
VIM. Sykes, for damages for injuries caused
by falling into cellar excavation made bv
the defendant, verdict was given yester-
day Tor $3.50 Tor the plaintiff.
A VERDICT of SSO3 so for the plaintiffs was
rendered yesterday in the case of NJ. F..
Heron & Co. vs. Schmidt & Friday, an
amonnt claimed for the storage of whisky
belonging to the defendants.
In the divorce case of Christian Roeser
against Katharine Roeser rule was issued
on the husband yesterday to show cause
why he should not pay his wife money for
support and counsel fees.
THE case of the Connellsville Coke Com
pany, for the use of the II. c. Frick Com
pany, against A1ckeefrey & Hopins was
continued yesterday until to-day. when
Judge Acheson will proceed with the trial
PH1L1P PFElFFER yesterday entered suit
against the West Penn Railroad Company
for $4,000 damages. Pfeitfer, while crossing
the defendants tracks on Bridge street,
Allegheny, was struck by a train and badly
hurt
JACOB HECK filed an application for an in
junction against Park Bros. & Co. to restrain
the defendant company from building pro-
posed switch past Mr.. Hcck's property on
Spruce alley, near Smallman street. He
claims it will render access to his carriage
house dangerous.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-28
PASTOR AND PEOPLE.
The Gathering of the United Presby-
terians in Allegheny
RECALLS MEMORIES OF LONG AGO.
The Topics That Will Be Discussed in
City Pulpits To-Morrow.
GLEANINGS FROM CHURCH FIELDS

A generation has passed away since the
United Presbyterian Church came into ex-
istence. This church started upon its career
in Nav. 1859, in the Old City Hall in Pitts
burg. The first Moderator of the Assem-
hlv was the Rev. John 7. Pressly, d. D.,
who was for long time leading light in
Allegheny. The writer was present at the
birth time of this denomination, which was
a time of intense religious enthusiasm.
The successor to that Assembly is now in
session in Allegheny, but there are very
few, if any, OF those who gathered in the
Old City Hall in 1859 present as representa-
lives OF the Assembly of 1892.
Times have changed in the religious
world since this denomination entered upon
its career. The leaders of generation ago
had no thought of praising God with an
organ. The Assembly which met this
week was opened with praise, accom-
panied with music on grand organ.
The [. p fathers who have gone
over to the majority would scarcely know
where they were, if they were to appear at
the Assembly now in session.