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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-06

PERsoNN--T. F. Frederick OF Chicago
George A. Anderson Of Quincy. ILL.,, Frank A
Rust Of Buens Vista, Pa. and s. S. Dickerson
of New York are at willard's. University
Of Pennsylvania Glee and Banjo Club,
s. McDermott of Columbus, Ohio, C. Ii.
Porter OF San Francisco and @. ID.
Swift Of New York are at the Randall.-A
V. Reynolds Of Old Point. Va, C. C. Forbes
of New York. W. X. Goodwin OF Chicago
Otto Doeduiun of Chicago are at the Ebbitt
f. p. Beeman of New York. c. A. Lancaster OF
Boston and G. c. Baldwin OF San Francisco are
at the Riggs.-F. NJ. McWilliams of New
York, L. 7. Langley of Hudson, y. Y,
Charles X. Whelman of Ann Arbor, Mich, and
Peter W. Wen of Chicago are at the Arlington.
F. G. Eaton OF New York, s. W. Hudson OF
Toronto, l.. p. Dean of London and George
p. Hamlin of Brooklyn are at the Shore
ham.-Thomas V. Cobb of New York and
c. Fitler, jr., Of Boston are at the John
Sons. VI. Slocum OF DAYTON. Ohio. Z.
c. Barker Of Mobile. Ala, II. J. Brennan
of Indian territory and Edward ID. Washburn
OF Bradford, Pa. at the National. john
NJ. Miller Of Richmond. Nardy McBee of Fort
Worth, Tex, A. ID. Thompson Of Plainfield. Nj.
and Ed. A. Richards of Atlanta are at the Met
ropolitau.-W. A. Tillinghast OF New Brad
ford, Mass. Robt. Mcclure of San Fran
cisco, Alfred Woodward of Boston and A.
Exton Of Trenton, \. J., are at the st.
James.-A. II. Bowman Of pittsburg, c. F.
McCauley Of Detroit. J. r. Smell OF New York
and James b. Simpson of Dallas, Texas, are al
the Howsrd.--Maj. VIM. II. Miller of the
Treasury Department Is confined to his home
with severe attack Of the grip.
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CONGREGATIONALISr.

K~FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
- cor. 10th and q SITS. NV, Rev S NJ
Newman. ID. d.. pastor; Rev. NJ Rss
fishburn assistant pastor Morning service at IL a m
with reception of members and celebration of the
Lords supper. Address by the pastor Evening
service az p In. with sermon by the past sub
lect. Michael Anvelo and the Sistine Chanel ',
MuSjc with quartet and chorus OF fifty voices led by
pm. Oh istisn Endeavor n
k@STHE TABERNACLE. 9TH NEARBSw w
~. At II I'm. sermon. commun recep-
tion o. new members at Pm. first lecture in Pill
grlns Frcgress. with stereopticon Public in
vited. G. James Jones. pastor. 1t
E~PrOPLE'S CONGREGATIONALCH CHURCH
- 70S o st. n. W. Rev. J. II Daiv pastor
Preaching at ii a IN. and pm. by the pastor.
Lord supper at night Sunday school. $50 a M
Song service. Pm. 1t.
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JOE JEFFERSON FRUSTRATED.

He Suffers an Attack Of Gastritis and Hes
to Give Up.
CINCINNATI, Ono, May 6.-Joe Jefferson,
who has been playing an engagement at
the Walnut Street Theater this week, was taken
suddenly i'll yesterday with a severe attack OF
gastrItis. He partly recovered from this
and in the evening played rip Van Wrinkle" to
the end. but the lines were cut somewhat. AT
the close he was almost exhausted and was
Immediately taken to his hotel
This morning his physician said il would be
impossible for Mr. jefferson to appear again,
and arrangements were made to take him 20
New York on the train leaving here at pm.
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Ex-Mfnister Lincoln Leaves England.

LONDON. May 6.-Mr. Robert T. Lincoln, the
late American minister, went to Southampton
today. accompanied by all the members of the
American Legation and others, who bade him
farewell as be sailed home on the American
line steamer New York. The new American
consul general. Gen Collins, began the duties
Of that Office today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-06

The CADETS PRACTICE SHIP.-The trainin z
ship Constellation left Norfolk Yesterday for
Annapolis, where she will be used as a practice
ship for the cadets.
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Going to Rome for a Cardinal,s Hat.

ROME, May 6.-Ihe Hungarian pilgrims un-
der Cardinal Yaszary, archbishop of Gran and
primate of Hungary, will arrive on May 20.
Cardinal Naszary will formally receive the
cardinals hat at tine consistory to be held on
LIST of June.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-06

PRESIDENTIAL PosrMAsrERs.-The President
has appointed the following named postmasters:
William c. Clark at Paducah. Ken, vice Edwin
Farley, removed: Frank c. Schiller At shelby,
Ohio, vice John X. Wolfe, resigned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-06

To COMMAND THE observation-disclosures
Commander Frank Curtis will probably sue
ceed Lieut. Seaton Schroeder as commander Of
the Nesuvius, the term of the latter officer hav-
ing expired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-06

A New FIRST CoNrRoLLER-Secretary Car
Isle has chosen first controller Of the treas
ury, Mr.. Robert Bowler Of Cincinnati He is a
prominent Ohio democrat and received the
nomination Of his party for Congress, but was
defeated by Bellamy Storer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-06

ADMIRAL WALKER HERE-Admiral Walker.
commanding the second division of the naval
review feet. was at the Navy Department to-
day comforting with officials in regard to the
disposition Of the officers and vessels Of his
squadron.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-06

GERMAN NAVAL VrsrroRs.-Naval Constructor
Rudolf and Ensign Uthemann Of the German
cruiser Kaiserin Augusta are on visit to WASH
ington. They visited the navy yard and the
Navy Department yesterday under escort Of
Lieut. Scheutze, U. S. n.
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New APPLICANTS FOR THE NEW YORK COL
LEcToRsHIP-The name Of John L. McCabe Of
Brooklyn. n. Y, was today added to the list of
applicants for the position Of collector at the
port Of New York. friend" put in the
name OF Hugh ]. Grant for the same position.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-06

FoURTH-CLAss PosTMAsrERs.-The total num-
Der of fourth-class postmasters appointed to-
day was lie. of which l0l were to fill vacancies
caused by designations and deaths.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-06

An Impeachment Trial Ends in Acquitsal.
GALVESTON, TEX. May GA special from
Austin to the Netos says: The impeachment
trial of Land Commissioner W. c. McGaughey
by the Texas senate was concluded yesterday,
resulting in acQuittal.
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Missionary Work of southern Methods

Mfssionary Work OF southern Meth~dfs0s
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, May 6.-The missionary
board Of the Methodist Church South began it's
sessions at Century Church yesterday. The mis-
sion fields discussed were China, Japan and
Mexico. Addresses were made by the Rev. Or.
Y. ]. Allen Of China on behalf Of the work
there. and Bishop f. r. Hendricks made an
address urging enthusiasm all along the nna.
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CNIVERSALIST,

~. /. Rev. A g. ROGERS. pastor.-A.M."A
Cniversalist View Of the theological Situation"-
suggested by the creed symposium: .. m, prelude
Cur National Pride" address, The Man Who Fell
Among Thieves the Jericho Road. Z" All cordially
invited Adjourned business meeting Of the society.
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The German Reichstag Dissolved BY
the Kaiser.
APPLAUD GOV. PElIEOYER
Joe Jefferson, the Veteran Actor,
Frustrated.
R-END COLLISION.
THE ARMY BILL DEFEATED.
Dissolution of the Reichstag on the An
nouncement of the Result

nouncement of the Result
BERLIN, May 6.-The army bill was rejected
today in the reichsiag by vote of 2l0 to l62
Immediately upon the result of the vote
being announced in the reichstag Chancellor
oaprivi read the imperial message decreeing
the dissolution of the reichstag
The social democratic members of the reich
stag displayed the widest enthusiasm over the
result They hurrahed repeatedly, following
cheer with cheer
Great confusion and uprosr prevailed in the
mouse, and the excitement is at the highest
pitch in Berlin
THE NEW ELECTIONS.
The new elections, which. under the constitu-
ton must take place within sixty DAYS after dis
solution, are to be held the 18th Of June.
1he new session must open within ninety days
after dissolution
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-06
To Subacribera.

To Subecribers.
Subscribers to TIE STAR who are
served by route boys will confer
favor by promptly reporting to
The STAR Office, either in person.
by telephone or by mail, any negli-
gence on the part Of route boys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-06

CONVENIENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal
revenue, s622, ,633; customs, s67s.066.
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OTHER SERVICES.

lSTHE SEEK, RS AFTER SPIRITUAL
I Truth.-Mrs NJ. Waite will hold her first
seance in WASHINGTON at Typographical Temple. 425
G St H. W., Tomorrow Sunday evening. and will
evening during the month at the temple. This lady
ha- many high Inducements and .reates great
thusasn. The Anderson, Ind. Butietia april POI
saws: The Madison Avenue ASS ,ciation of Spirit
their esteem for Mrs Waite +" Dr.. j. NJ. Temple,
formerly of this city speaks highly Of her The San
Francisco Carrier Dors contains her biography in
ful. The secretary of the Grand Rapids s. A.
cepted. Her tests astounding. We had to turn
people away each seance Entire evening devo, ed to
7:3O.
Door collection Sunday evening. 10 cents. 1t.
ESTHE CINvERTED PRIEST. BISHOP
80, Mcnamara OF New York, breaches twice
tomoTrow . IN o,d The RheS' armcTy. G St n ":
and Ra =" Evening. .'Hvh Mass and Low Mas. Z"
These Discourse interesting to patriotic
men and women. Silver Offering at en-
trance. 1t.
R~SPIRITUALISM. SUNDAY EVtNING
DNS at o'clock, Wonn's Hall, p 9th ST. n w.
staIidI oint followed by individual tests of
spi it presence through the meliumship of Mrs r.
Mcneil. Come early to get seats. IT.
RSSPIRITUALISM, MFTZEROTT HALL
- his month closes season. to begin again
in October next The society has been fortunate i'm
securing for the Sundaysn in May Mrs A. H. Luther
Of Indiana. the Crandest and most eloquent trance
speaker on the spiritual platform. Wherever Mrs A.
H. Luther speaks the houses always filed to over
flowing Her spirit guides the very be>I and her
utterances are OF what may be termed icsl speak
capivates the hearer Her guides will select the sub
Ject tor discourse. Service L m, 73O D m Come
and hear this wonderful trance speaker. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-06

Isoemnly swear that the above statement rep
resents only the number of copies Of The EVEN
ING STAR circulated during the six secular days
ending Friday, May s. lsss--that is, the num-
ber OF copies actually sold, delivered, furnished
or mailed, for valuable consideration. to bona fde
purchasers or subscribers. and that none of the
copies so counted were returned to or remain in
the ONCE unsold.
J. WHIT. HEBRON,
Cashier Evening Star Newspaper Co
Subscribed and sworn to before me this sixth
day OF May, A. ID. 1898
CHARLES S. FLETCHER,
Notary Public d. c.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TEMPERANCE.

@SRECHABITE HALL. AZ ST. AND PA.
49, ave. NV. Sr M. omoriow.-P G. C. r.
>. Z. Lee and other good speakers. Everybody cor
daily invited tiood music Rechabtes in charge It,
R~THE HOME vs.. THE SALOON-AT +
@3, Street Baptist Church. st. bet 9th and
Of Good Tenplars. tomorrow event Y at So'clock
D.. the pas'or. Rev. Geo. H. Corey. D. D.. and F. NJ
Bradley. ESQ.
SONS OF E"-PrBLIC
-, meeting Potomac Hall. cor 11th and d sts
sw., undty. 7:30 piI. Speakers. F. NJ. Bradley
and j. NJ Davy. new divisi will be organized
All members and ex-mambers Of the order and the
public invited TO help us. It,
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R,REv. g. II. BERKLFY OF MT. BETHEL
49, Baptist CpLrch. Wi son st betwe n .
and I'd SITS W. viii on SUNDAY. Jay :. lead 10 the
baptisma1 waters about forty candidates rev ard
of his untirins efforts in holding
vivsl The ceremony will occur at Eastern branch,
on Anacostis side of the river, abou O'Clock a IN.
This demon straiOn IL # the many proof. the
Zeal and efficiency 1t ending the work OF Rev Berkeley
in this particular locality and at this church which
had about fifteen u5) mem pers when he took charge
about three yesrs ago. but poudly boast of
membership of $50 and neat little edce tn at has
been renodeled and furnished The cha o the
candidates will be delivered by Rev W. p. Gibbons Of
Mt.Carmel Baptist Church at O'Clock p. N. my4-ts
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CENTRAL UNION MISSION.

RMAIN HALL, 622 La AVE To
- nis't. song service Market space at
30 p Song and Gosrel service in hall at &
Come and saved. Gospel services daily, II m. and
40 u III. Sundays, pm,
GOSPEL WAGON Sunday. cor. G and Sth 3 w..
$3.50 pm. cor 18th and NV. 4:45; Market
Srace, 6.
SUNDAY NIGHT: 7:30. Gospel service at Fourth
Presby terian Church. 9th ST. bet. g and W.
MONDAY NIGHT: general reception to the
workers. converts and friends of the mission, to TO-
TUESDAY NIGHT: Executive committee meet
ing. 1t
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EPISCOPAL.

H-SsT. MARKS CHURCH. CORNER Sd AND
Holy communion, ii a. evening service z 30
Strangers cordially invited. 1t.
1~ST. JOHNS CHURCH, GEORGETOWN
DSa Ost. between as2d and 3d. Rev Charles IL
Buck. rector-Services tomorrow: Morning prayer
y seIman mon ana h0ly So,, coTmunion Strsn II evening
vited. IL
E~ST; MARY's CHAPEL tCoLoRED). :ssD
S~s st. between G and H sts. n.w.-Services at
II m. and 30 p. IN. sermons will be rreached bv
Archdeacon Morsn All are invited. Sittings free Il
R~CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION, COR.
John H. Elliott. rector. IL a m. nshers seat
strangers; 4 and 7:30 p. m seats free Welcome by
brotherhood at all services Vested choir at M 1t
R~sT JAMES CHURCH. sTH ST NEAR
D~1 Mass ave ne. Rev. ]. ". Clark. rector
Sunday services. 1890 and IL m. 3 30 and 30
day services choral except 10 80 All seats free
Strangers cordially invited. Ii
R~CHRIST CHURCH q ST Sc BFT 9Th
-. and 9TH, Archdeacon Gilbert T. Williams
rector Sunday services. IL a. M and 7:3O p. m
Preaching or ecturing at every service 1t
RSCALvARY PARISH PROTESTANT FPIS-
49,. copal Church. 18th st. corner Of Madison
Rev. j. A. Aspinwall. rector.-S ryces SUNDAY
May Z: Sunday school. 9::3 -: morning seryica SER
mon and holy communi n at IL evening service at 4
The rector will preach at both services. STRANGERS
always welcome. In.
49, bet. 18th and l4th SITS H. w-Services on
Sunday at \ and IL a 4 and : 45 d. IN. Sermon at
IL m. by Bishop Paret and Offering for diocesan
missions. strangers welcome 1t
RST. MARY'S CHAPEL, ST JOHNS PAR
G ish. Odd st. below II n w-seryices tomnr-
am. Archdeacon Moran will preach mornins and
evening. lfs
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CHURCH NOTICES.
UNITARIAN.

N-cATL SOULS CHURCH, 14TH AND SITS.
49, Rev. Rush II. Shippen. pastor
Services ! a.. m. and \ p In.
Sunday scho and Bible class, 9:45 a m
Young peoples meeting. pm. All invited. 1t
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SHoTEL LEASE FOR SALE.
LEASE. GOOD WILL AND FURNI-
TURE OF HOTEL MORRISETT; LO-
CATION ONE OF THE BEST, l4TH
AND II SITS. n. W. COMPLETELY
FURNISHED AND DOING GOOD
BUSINESS. GOOD REASON FOR
SELLING. APPLY TO
X. o. HOLTZMAN.
my2-tu. th.s.4t 10TH AND SITS. NV.
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CHURCH NOTICES.
BAPTIST.

R@SALEM BAPTIST CHURCH. CHAMPLAIN
ave. between 18th an 18th sits NV. Rev.
$50 M. Mr.. 4. Ross superintendent; rfeschine.
am BY y, pastor ~ M by Rev Rev John Bur-
as week Of PRAYER at Salem. The meeting will be
conducted by Rev. l.. d. Bruer and others Come IT.
HSCALvARY BAPTIST CHURCH. sTH AND
sunday school, $50 am. p, H; Bis:ow; 81; erin
z 'fa sksSS % AND
kev. T. Ontwater; pastor.-sunday school. 40
MokiAI CHIP cH 5h "a and III an% FAM @ swsr art
are sordas nS.d Ress sefae
H~MT. GARNET. BAPTIST CHURCH.
Sy psssI .abesI qa. Rsdor j Being
Te S ss sHsn '9 r Rs'SFs Soa
sb ss4disiy
Treasurer; Mss A. B. BELL Secretary It:
KNSFIIkkssTTr IksTr BAPTIST E.H., E cHTRcH; 18TH ST
ssn ,nr EndeayOr me msetns pm Preaching by ,he pas;
You afs P.s% ali
services. 1t
H~THE WALKER MEMORIAL BAPTIST
ss5a The pulpit viii be occupied morning and
preaching 1t
K~PasToR z. HFz swEM is GIVING son:
Tacs b,ah na1 nshts story entitled -, Disisured
M. All seats free. Attend Odd Fellows Hall,
Sih st Sc. between and sts. Second Baptist
RsEs ST; B. PTIsT CHURCH. ST. B T.
9th and 9Th r. w:-Preac ing by Pastor
s. @ nj 7 r.. N 7P'm, snpefsnSe Come rally L" 1t
F[SsH,LoH BAPTIST CHURCH, I ST. BET.
j8ih an 17thnw. Rev J. 4 Taylos. ras-
mon by the pastor. su6ject: ''Tie Power Of the
at p. communion Baptzin ng after morning serv-
ices. The public invited Strangers weicomed 1t
RSMT. HOREB BAPTIST CHURCH. 10TH
$50 m. Ireachng. IL a. m and p m. All are
k~NINETEENTH ST. BAPTIST CHURCH.
cor. 10Th and sts. n W. Rev Walter
m; sermon by the pastor; theme. Faithful Unto
Death = I2,;o pm. banuEns; 3 p m. conmuniOn
Uestric. ed GA ~ IN. Endeavor meeting; 500 p T..
sermon by Rev. D. L. Cos ~ Public invited. S, ats
free. 1t
F~METRoPOLITAN B'PTIsT CHURCH.
:, cor. 9Th and A SITS. n.e.-Pas or Green Clay
Smith will prra tomorrow morninv. II o'clock. and
6:3o IN. Seats free and everybody We come. 1t
R~sECO d BAPTIST CHURCH. Sd ST.
= .rSs piS,ns Bishop hn;,r J0hnson r. nastor.
smith; sHb,e I. Influence Il Woman on the Com.
Commonweal IL" 1t
k-IsRAEL BAPTIST CHURCH. nth ST.
- het and g sts n e. Rev W H. Johnson
snS 10 ana on praseT fbs @ M Sa
at y. m. sermon by Rev. Geo. W. Lee, ID. ID.
Preaching. 7:i5 pm. 1t
RSBEREAN BAPTIST CHURCH. 18TH ST.
Credit, pastor.-Preachinz II a. m. by Rev
- Jas H. Gantti. Ga nett ?: D.: presiasnt state
Rev. W. B Farris. Frsnkfort. KY.
Endesvor citing at ; p. M. will be addressed by
Rev Fsrris The Young choir will sing at : 30.
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LUTHERAN.

KMSCHURCH OF THE REFORNATION. PA.
3>a ave. and 2d ST. Sc. Rev. W. +. Parson,
Il. D pastor Fourteenth anniversary at IL q IN
The Strength and Weakness OF Unitarianisln at 4
pm. Christian Endeavor at y. m. Sunday school.
9:3O. Seats free. 1t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

R-ANoTHER GRAND COURSE OF Lee
U..ES TO MN ONLY will be com
menced by Prof. VIM. Windsor. Ill. b., Ph. D., at
Masonic Temple. TOMORROW NIGHr. continuing
during the We K Don't miss it, Subject Sunday
night. "A Magnifcent MsnhOod-How TO Attain and
Preserve tt Every young man in the city of WASH
ington should hesr this lecture and every father
should he there with his boys Door collection The
lecture viii be maRnifcently il ustrated Prof Wind
will orranize grand course Of lectures t. men
only. continuing during the week. Do In IS this
opportunity 10 heaZ the great truths Of hum4n fe
Tresf ned In startling and novel way. Private con-
sultltions daily at Offices. 9l5 st. W. Hours 10
q. IN. TO 6p.m It.
E~MASONIC
A sneeia communication of Lafayette
Lodfe No. - F. A. A. NJ. will lie held at Masonic
Temple THIS Saturday EVENING at 80 O'Clock
Work. F. c. degree.
By order of tho W. VI.
1t H. 8. MERRILL. Secretary.
k~A MEETING OF THE STOCK iOLDERS
- OF thc ". 6. Seam Fuel Co. will be
be d at the National Hotel on MONDAl, May Il, at
II m. j. v. CARRIER. Secty. nly6-3ts
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NON.SECTARIAN,

NON.SECTAK1AN.
R~THE PEOPLES CHURCH LIBERAL AND
49, Independent 425 q st. II w.-The rasuor.
Rev. Alex Kent, will s;eak at IL m. on ''Our Aim
and Our Opportunity" After service the annual
meeting will be held for election of officers. &c A
full tendance is desired. 1t
NSFREE THOUGHT.
~ The Peoples Free Thought Exchange,
Sunday at 3 u. IN. in Sheldon's Hall. 1914 st
come Seats free. It.
RSCATHOLIC APOSTOLIC CHURCH-A
g. free lecture by an evange ist Of this chm ch
will be gven in West End Masonic Hall. corner 18th
st. and Pa ave n. W. tomorrow night at 8: sub.
tect The Coming Of theAnu Christ, the Wicked
One. Beca Sc th- Lords Comno IL Near" All iu-
vited. Not so-called Sec nd Adventism. It,
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FRIENDS,

FRIENDS MEETING (OrTHODOX)
49, every Sunday morning at IL O'Clock at i. NJ.
c; A. parlors. 14C9 New York ave. Ali cordially in
vited. It,
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PRESBYTERIAN.

H~FoURTH PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Oh It. between and SITS nv. Rev
preaching. IL a m. Chr 'stian Endesvor meeting.
:. m. Central Union Mission meeiing, s pm
made wecome. 1t
R-NoRTH PRESB TERRAIN CHURCH, \
- st between 9th aud 10th sts n w.--em-
Mr. MILAN 0i the bsrc. a bay Fusc
invited. II
ssIxTH PREsBYTERIAN.-THE PASTOR,
3 Scott F. Hershey, will preach at III and
AS. Fine singing at nrht service 1t
RAssEMBLY PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH
49, corner 9TH and SITS. w. Rev Geo. o.
and 20 p m sundaV scRooi. o:so 'ar am a. T. p H
r.. $50 y. m. STRANGERS made welcome at all the
services. 1t
= Church. it and b ss Sc. Rev .-'i john N
Chester. ID. ID. pastor. r.-Prea hing tomor by the
pastor at IL = IN. and p m. Sabbath school. a:}o
RSFIFTEENTH STREET PRESBYTERIAN
-, Ch1Eehmli o'clock sery!ee, sermon by The
O'Clock I. N. Music by Temperance choir It,
RSEAsTERN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
corner of Mary and ave and 9th st. ne
Preaching at IL IN and at s p. m. by kev. q. K
prayer meetinr at p m All seats re, in the new ~
church and friends and strangers cord ally welcomed
xSFIRST PRE- BYTERIAN CHURCH, AZ
~, st between and sts n.w.-sundsy ~
schoo at e;3o Am: morning service. with sermon by
p aver meeting at I'm Evening service wifi SER
mon by lev. Mr. Holmes. at O'Clock. Strangers
welcome. 1t
x~CHURCH OF THE COVENANT PRES-
c~l byterianI. Connec icut avenue. and 18th
streets northwest, Rev. Tsunis S. Hamin d. ID.
At $50 a. IN. Christian Endesvor Society meeting at
ppm. 1t
x~wEsT STREET PREsBYTERIAN
Services ii m. and p m. Preaching by Rev. ".
J. Mcknight. d. ID. Strangers cordially invited lt'
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CHRISTIAN.

R,yERMONT AVE. CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
D>Ea F. ID. Power. pastor. Preaching at IL and 3
o'clock General and Home Missionary day. Sunday
school. $3.50. Y. p S. G. E. at T. Come. 1T
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THEOSOPHY.

R~THEOSOPHY.
D> Does Intelli9ence Survive the Shock Of
Deathe"-Lecture at 9l9 ST. n. W (Bavatsky Thel-
sophichal Socety's held. by ]. Guilford White May
:. 8 r. Admission free. Public invited. 1t.
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UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST.
N~UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST.
0~s Memorial Churrh r and North Capi-
tol streets; Rev !. B Brsne. pastor. Preaching
at II al and 80 p IN. by lev. A. =. Fuukhouser
OF Harrisonbug, Va. Sunday school at 3 p It,
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1DR- HOWARD c. RUSSELL
Has removed his offices to- Sl9 18th ST. NV.
OFFICE II oURS:
sto 1Oa. m. II to p. IN; 30 to 80 p. IN.
SUNDAYS until IL a NJ.
ap2S-iOt. TELEPHONE CALL, 1153
- ICE ICE ICE.
D AMERICAN ICE co. TELEPHONY 4S6
Main otfic- + and 10th sts n. W. Depots. 18th and
ltth st wharves. PURE PENOBSCOT RIVER ICE
for all classes customers. Contracts de-
liveries ice Il kets family trade. Red wagons.
Best GRADES family coal-low prices. apl9
~HYPFRMETROPIA.
Pre-b OpiI. MyUpii. Astigmatism and de-
fects of the ocular muscles all accurately treated by
A. e. HAMILTON, Oculist. With
CARL PETERSEN,
Opt clan and Jeweler, ~. 9TH st.
Hours: Otto ) r.m. Iap2s Examination tree.
YOU ARE NOT READY FOR THE
~ RACES until you have supplied yourself
with a Light weight Lap Robe and Horse Cover
Anything in this line can be found at
WOODWARD & LOTHROPS.
sp15-3m 10TH. nth AND SITS. NV.