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The state herald., 1893-01-13
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1 Of five IN scrrflAniIals he 3rbpointeA y A cnr
fried and senstdf:s AN. Mckinney sd,so,,os
cfat) A. T. 6unnsll tDssnce~t) n, W. i.itl
4 (Republican), "a. r. Huwes Rcpubllcun y shnd
n. L. Smith Pons,list = arr. a.
leetcd ~. thu, chair and recess taken untI
1 40. The committee then rcported that MI
senator's mehtioh6d.lw the sccrtstpfry Of .,nt4
were entitled to their seats, but they cen
sured B. Clark Wheeler Tor violating the law
by no. ding hls list OF expenses at The prone,
time. The report was adopted without oppo
sition.. .r5t ~. l.sst4,s NJ
Chief Justice Hayt appeared and admins
tered the oath Of Office 10 the new members Of
| the Senate, s-
Roll-call showed that nil wefc present n.
| follows; gFsA ~ a,7rt+,
| .Adsma Armstrong. Balsipeer. ,Barela,
Boyd, Brown, Drake, Felkcr; Graham, Gun.
nall yyor,z.,i ro,.;o. ts,.,o, .yo,,,,so,, t,,,,.
Leddy, Lockwood, McGoyney, Mckinley,
Merritt, Mills, Newman, Painter, Peasc, Pry.
or, Smith OF Mesa, Smith OF Costilla. Stock
Swink, Timmons, Turner, Walters, Weber,
Wheeler, White
Senator Whites resolution that the rules OF
| the Eighth General Assembly guide the de-
alterations Of the Senate until amended was
adopted
| The election OF president pro. tenn. was
linen declared In ORDER, senator Mckinley,
on behalf OF the Democratic members of the
Senate, placed Senator .casimiro Barcla in
nomination for that Office In a complimentary
speech and the election was made unanimous
y. Adjourned.
A great throng crowded the House ut the
hour for opening. II. I. Willis, clerk of the
Eighth General Assembly. mounted the ros-
trum and called the House of MISREPRESENTATION
to, order lie announced that there was a
message from the secretary OF STATE. E. d.
Eaton, secretary OF state, read the list oil
members who had received credentials of elec'
tion.
Inc next order oil business was the election
oil temporary clerk. a test Of strength was
besun.with' The leaders and their following
were eager TO sn,er Into the struggle ..4
X. w. bony!ge or Aramhoe, Tor the Rcpub'
licans, piacTu. IL. Nallingford OF Garfield
In nominftlon FOR the Office.
.Nbromgy ?i Arap9hoe, Tor the Poyn'
lists Demosrats placed j.. I, Smith ot.Lakc
county In nomination. !.
Every member voted with his party, only
Two parties being thu, tF recognized. In the
House, the PoRullSls ar, Demo Gratis standing
= q! unit - e 20. s-.~ -. 49,
AT the close of the roll c'll Me-. Bromley
moved that Ill pgpbcrs.claIHdng scats sh'rad
be allowed to vote for clerk That "y'ild
have given the PopalLStDemocra,le membefi
the majority. Mr. BROMLEY quoted the sta,n'c
on the matter X. l. Wootcn' jr., seconded
the Bromley motion.
Mr.. Amnons, Republican, moved to lay the
motion on the table. -ft
%. 7. jackson Of. FL .faso, one of die CON
testing delegates srmn ths, county, rose aud
l. sisted on his right 10 Vote.
Scyersl rs4el,Sg ARD on the Noor on poIut.
The state herald., 1893-01-13

Friendship IL tender bond especially
when YOU go on friends bond and arc
compelled TO settle.
The state herald., 1893-01-13

II 4 only When they have reached the
Browning point that boston housewife will
serve baked hsnus
The state herald., 1893-01-13

Salt Lake tity ha- mule that can count
40 one ever bcani Of a male multiplying how,
The state herald., 1893-01-13

Pastoral Innocence is not NIL II Is painted
The gentle shepherds hnye crooks among
The state herald., 1893-01-13

Illinois farmers have decided Ia orraulke 8,
tight the twinc trust, with which they arc In
cord.
The state herald., 1893-01-13


iScnnidf RennA oon' lnuc. 70 inp,u,r AID Il,
fsiowiy bp, .nriy rryniuing l.rtfcngth.
tIxIu, ti.i7r ..fyefi,y VI thc wrpihrv th.
| Prksiisu, bi. absutioned bl. pru,po.cd hunt
ing tisp tfdnr ,pcssrnt. 'taF e.
'rhSsitlnf,l-~ioter al pcn.io, -n,ry .rvf
Tint lhndrnclrncy lu. ,he yr,r+,iauol io,
! hlsiefhtimcnl viii reach sl;l pdu.npO
lecpiary xl,Jn--w,il give ia.,,ne,loa, for
M uniisdhlly large number of United sates
troops :" esepblr NJ Wellington. March 4
III. generally undor.iooi that John ~
taui.lc ~ ken'nriy VIII be thcrcst sccro.
! ffMnd. ~ PRECEDENT IIa,fi,on arr deeply
|-ronrtfnr1 about inunf Az n whfllng barber.
than he shouI IN of,iot to sscspc nom .lie
thought his 'Ioipcs'ic aiiiirlIuns
Tho rnhed States supreme Court ha. de,
llie9 the motion Ia advance the easr Uf Mcf,
yhR "a rel ~, charles Foster, SECRETARY Ui
The treasury popnlhly kuoNp aA The silver
brick cnsc.H =.
II Il reported Ia wnsbing,on that Mr
CLEVELAND bns Informed those UcihocrH', In
CouGrrs. who npme nrhrcf fcrrrscntihg.h
views IN financial question:, and WIN nrr
anxious Ia ha~i thu silver matter settled N
sohe way ~ speedily ~ tos Aibe. that he With
W. eogirni ~ Jih,a.tbs llland act fnslorod ~
p0mpt,jnff consideration ~ the fnpeal Al,
The sherinhnsso,.
Representative ouihwg4lc NJ Ohio hns ,4kon
~ AMI, M ,irs NJ ih"ilnnYrr ~ ,'boletn IN.
NhsjaD. nllilsess.y IUpronsi,,nt ilrs.s stlbn ~
tpnIrra-n iitf.Isi,.s,u i,.t ib,g .s.arrsi &c
c9ghgr ui.sulls. ,I,iH., PlpSs ,tthga tiirss
An ~ ~ tAi, ivag NJ IN .x,ls..ef'i"h ha'
slNvN lhnti lSI f,'1habs mud hajlA nui,a
csrfilA lhe-s ~. of'l sesa 10 ah unuual
The state herald., 1893-01-13

Mrs wtasisw's Soothing syrsp. for Cali.
dr.n ieethins. softens the gums, reduces innammA-
The state herald., 1893-01-13

UNDER MAiiER CLAhks M.uassmsat IN,
above hoiHl l. becoming ths u8st pppiilr hptsi 10
Denver, ant The hesdquaflsr, pr Atlib psJpl,
Hates TN N s-gl par iaF
The state herald., 1893-01-13

Pastoral Innocence il not all II l. painted.
The gentle shepherds have crooks among
The state herald., 1893-01-13

Tho Alaska Stew. litter u alsBys cold. MID
only under Gainoy Patents, Inr salf At Hardware
aud Furnishing Stores, Her Advertisement.
The state herald., 1893-01-13

People always long for money when they're
The state herald., 1893-01-13

-. "Unnson's MuEic Corn Halvs."
Warranted to cure, or money refundoo Ass
your atugaist for Il. Price Is cents.
The state herald., 1893-01-13

The collapse Of real estate boom only
means that the wind has been taken out OF
The state herald., 1893-01-13

,l,as, lIot KIN. ,t@ fGsso repre-
.saied youlsel' p'triil loor mna
fnagga lhnt Wu4 inN w ~ I'd,
..4sf 4nl.a, Gtaa..s. .,i.i1,s, tn.1 4
The state herald., 1893-01-13

BAD tastc In the mouth or an unpleasant
breath, when resulting from yatarrh, are
overcome, and the nasal Passages which have
been closed for years are made free by the use
OF Elys Cream Balm. suffered from catarrh
for twelve years, experienced the nauseating
dropping IL the throat peculiar to that disease,
and nose bleed almost daily. ! tried various
remedies without benefit until last April when
saw Elys Cream Balm advertised. ! pro
cured bottle, and since the first days use
have had no more hlecding-the soreness lie
entirely gone-D. G. Davidson, with the Bos
ton Budget, formerly with Boston journal.
Apply Balm into each nos,ril. II is quickly
Absorbed. Gives relief at once. Price
bO cents Mt Druggists OF by mail.
ELY BROTHERS. % Warren 81. New York.
There are plenty Of champions Of woman 3.
rights in this country, hut very few defender,
of woman. wrOugz
The state herald., 1893-01-13

There seems to be..a strange relationship
between counting at tho summer resort and
the divorce court.
The state herald., 1893-01-13

j. a, Bromley placed In nomination r. L..
Woot,on, Jr., of Las Anlmas. lie referred
To the fact that Mr. Woo,ion had served two
previous terms In the House
/. j. Gra,z Brown placed n nomination L. NJ.
hn,mons, the Republican nominee, aud In
doing 30 tnadc the brit oraiorieal effort Of the
session. lie spoke In high terms Of the rec
ord Of Nj. Amrons In fornrr legislatures,
sIr, Ainmo6s was elected by. the following
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DIED.


ADAMS; ON THURSDAY, March .. 1888. at 10 a m,
at toan River Noftlumb bertrand county. Va, LEVI
4. ADAMS, formerly OF Washington. u. C.. ag-d
tlirfy-eight years. -
BROWNE Briradier General \. W BROWNE.
l. \ A. tretiredl. died ut In residence, 9 nd
northwest. March 4. 1881
COLLINS On March g. ISaa at the residence Of
her aunts y O. SUB 9th street northwest. JENNIE be-
Naynesboro Pa. aged six
COlMAN. On Thursday, March .. 1883 at = 20
a m DAVID Z. coLMAN. native of Newbury-
Funeral from his late residence No. 1911 pennsyI-
wanna avenue southeast. Sunday. March B. at 2Oeock
D. m.
al her residence. ia Massachusetts avenue north
west. JULIA A hLOTZ. widow of the late tseorxe
hiotZ ased eighty seven years and two moaths-
Farewell. dear mother. long farewell,
You always stroye To do your best
But now You have gone TO take your rest.
by HER DAUGHTERS.
Funeral will take rlaoe at eo'clock Monday morn
ing. March q. aud thence to -. Aloysius Church.
whore requiem mass will b- said for the her
TO attend. -
LEE In this city, on March . lsa3 at N 10
a m. Dr. Wh LIE, In the nifty second year OF his
Funeral service at his late residence 1921 street
" nday. Mar.h q. at II o'clock. Cremation 20 take
Boston and Maine Iapers please copy
PosEl On March e. ls9i at 1 A. SAMUEL
P9skf, IN the sixty-ninth year Of his are.
invited.
WALKER. On Friday. March 2 lSa3. ANNA
PRESCOTT WALKER. widow # the late James q.
Representatives.
Funeral service on Monday M-rrh @. at , O'Clock.
southwest. Relatives and friends are invited TO at
tend lnterment 1T Oak Hill cemetery.
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CuRE Thar CoueH

Before becomes chronic or injuries the delicst.
tissue Of the lungA No other medicine cures 80
PROMPTLY. safely and thoroushiy as AYERS CHERRY
PICTORIAL. Thousands Of precious lives are saved
annually
By TAKING
this remedy in the early stages Of bronchitis and
pneumonia
II believe that AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
saved my life. Last May had . severe cold. The
violent coughing for which could procure relief.
at last brought bleeding Of the lungs was forced
to take to my bed. The doctors were unable 10 Go
anything for I thought Of AYERS CHERRY
PICTORIAL and determined TO try it. I did %. and
1t helped me right Of took seven bottles of this
medicine. and now consider myself cured Ny cure
was a surprise to all my acquaintance. who were
hopeless Of my recovery.--JoHN H THOMAS.
Middleton. Annapolis county. Ms.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
Prepared by DR.. J. c. Aver Co. Lowell. Mass
PROMPT TO ACT. SURE TO CURE
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No LADIES NEED READ.
We Acknowledge superior in this
or any other city in the world in ability to
produce absolutely CORRECT and rer-
feet fitting garments. Never before
have been well equipped
We have the largest establishment.
LARGEST force Of skilled cutters and sar
toriAl artists. largest stock. largest va
riety ard . name the iOtcsst price con-
si.tent with such high Grade tailoring
e5-Sprin0 patterns are Rou ready.
KEEN. 1872 T ST.. NV. mh4
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VISITING

FoUR
VISITING
FRIENDS
Would II not be worth yo1- while during
your visit to the capital city of the country
you proud to yours to stop
awhile and investigate the subject of Wash
fnRton real estate q safe and profitable
investment There is no other city in the
Union which feels so soon much the
prosperity in every ate. county and town
ship and none where. according to its popu-
lation, so much money is disbursed every
month and where there is so much freedom
from the conflicts between labor and capital.
We have been handling Washington real
estate for twenty years: have had an op-
portunity of Observing the city's prosperity
and are familiar with ter real estate values.
AL this experience is at your service We
will be pleased to have you call on US. but
nyou cannot do this will be happy to
correspond with you and furnish you with
such information may possess upon
the subject
B. II. WARNER & CO..
Real Estate Brokers
And Property Managers.
el6 st. NV. It
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

.ERoRrAsE NOTICE 10
INAUGURATION rRAvxL
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
To accommodate the increased travel on &C.
count Of the Inauguration. March 4. two
new stations Will be established
7TH AND VIRGINIA AVENUE
9th AND MARYLAND AVENUE.
Beginning MARCH and continuing until
pm. MARCHd
All local trains between Warrington and
Baltimore will depart from and arrive at 9TH
and Virginia avenue station.
All local trains between Washington and
Alexandra will depart from and arrive at 9th
and Maryland avenue station.
AL other trains will depart from the regular
9th street station fe28-k
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CHURCH NOTICES.
BAPTIST.

R~MARYLAHD AVE. BAPTIST CHURCH.
corner l4th ST. and Nd. ave. ne. Rev. \.
BrsOi. saPs5intendsns. PreasSif,s By he isstOr ii
SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH L ST
TsSof ea sns sunasy .' Marss H
sn. Rsson q ,ss BY Fl
Christian Church" Song service from 4 Ia ; y N.
servcs The public sre Invited ssn as
R~FIRsT BAPTIST CHURCH, 10TH ST.
pastor. Sunday school; $40 a. m Preaching by the
gs Stately n .9S no In ne p
dress and in the eveninr the second in the
eia subject being Their Membership and Ministry"
Christian Endeavor meeting. $50 p. m. 1t
k-sTEooSS,pD , Bap Jds1.o cHpRcR. Sd ST; \
II am. Rev, L; @. Jordan Of rhilad.lr6i.. SPIN.
S Sana pms sf Dr. E
R@CALvARY BAPTIST CHURCH. srH AND
sorsunday School 'sef T. Br. p r :a
pHE aF BhiNs 9R 81
and s.w.. Rev. T. ou.wster. pastor.-sunday
fSG cmAP fEI.fA a and u .nd FAM
sTartTCpt sapesrin't n, school. SO
F~zJoS BAPTIST CHURCH, F ST. BET
- "a and ~ SITS s S Rev; W: J Howard.
Rev Il SHERWOOD eoV o. F fo 5s Al are xecme
4SMETROPoLITAN BAPTIST CHURCH
80 cor. 9th and A SITS. n.e., Green Clay Smith,
pastor; services. morning IL O'Clock evening, so
All welcome. Seats free. Ii
RSCLoSINti DEDIC tToRIAL SERVICES
80 Of Mount Carmel Baptist Church, cor. of
4th and l. SITS. W., Rev. W. Gibbons, Iastor. =
Sunday school, $50 o'cock IL O'Clock a. m. Rev n.
4. Porter pastor Third Baptist Church, Alexandria.
". alternate. Rev. J. T. Clark. Bpm. Rev. ". b.
Johnson u. D.. with his choir; alter ste Rev A =
Thomas; 80 p. NJ, Rev. William Credit, A NJ. with
his choir; alternate. Rev. Randolph Peyton. Special
offering. 1t
F~ GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH, 9Th AND
49, ID and South Carolina ave. Sc. Rev. j. d.
smith. rasior:-seryices. IL M. 1:;jO p. m. Seats
free All invited. II
LIBERTY BAPTIST CHURCH. 18TH
So and f SITS. " $780, Sunday school. II
a m. preachin by pastor. pm, J. b. Elliott.
Lyceum. 40. Rev. n f. Drayton, New York. Rev
T. Willis, pastor. l.
RSaSPRovIDENCE BAPTIST CHURCH. @ ST.
So bet. 3D. and IA SIS s.w,. Rev. J. I. Clark
pastor.-Sunday school, $50. Grand rally during
the day. Preaching: IL a. by Rev. W. H. Johnson
pastor of Israel Baptist Church 3 r. m Iy F. Banks;
at o pm, by Rev. James Robinson. Ali are in
vited 1ts
KSELDER A D. FRANCIS. OLD SCHOOL
ting. IN Monumental Hall. 133 Penn. ave. w..
SUNDAY, March i. at pm. It.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE or
MERITS MODERN PHARMACY,
nth AND T SITS.
March 3, 1893.
Ny Drug Store will close at II D. m.
SATURDAY. March 4, and remain closed
until MONDAY. March 9.
EDWARD p MERIT
mh32t
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CHURCH NOTICES.
METHODIST.

R~MeKENDREE NJ z CHURCH. MASS.
Wis., ave bet 9th and ION st. nv; pastor I.
sbs.1s school nm fps ssrsies L..eSe
ess.ys Ts1E'd'' Il
E~MoUNr VERNON PLACE N. +. CHURCH
Rev whit %sh;n sop sh and s ss a. @ ~
q shsBJ Ksy n6 D.; q the sogshern Church. and
Stranger: :sasS cordially s i6asa IL
= .Sa o sn 81 Re-: .,t :. q .
tpxoth Meeting I'll s Il ieh mo-
K~TN!oN N. E. CHURCH. eoTH ST. NEAR
.ssRisy y, sS b. sshoSd g
Rev Ezra HinSeley G a. $50 I p S al Il,
KSRANb Rally DAY! aALBRAITH a;
Rev Zion Gfhs e. bs Sss St ofs .aa
b Esv d ba
fish Church 80 = m. by the pastor. II
scSooI :, All m by Rev. sseghen Brown: sabbath
msesiLs a, so strangers w si,% m Il.
K-Y. P. S. c. Z.
cT EhfH p. Sc s., Of HAMLINE Nj N; E F.;
adi,orium Of church Pubic cordially invited. An
Christian EndesvOreTs visiting the city are specially
~st. pTeseSing at 1, BY j. fh ". Z B9Sen'
sop assn. II 'aoG a.f g p assns
Epworth League, 30. All are welcome. 1t
K~AsBURY ME- CHURCH; AND 1,rH I
go. Epxorti league 80 Rev Williams; eop.sr:
R,~FFTEENTH ST. NJ; z. CHURCH. COR
49, Rst. NV. Rev. L. A. Thirlkeld pastor
Is. su K mesnF sssSSh school,
$50 a. m. IT,
E~FFAM.LISE NJ D.. F. GSHgRcqH;, H. 9TH 4 AND 81
pastor Ii am followed ~ comma aara's se s
day conservation; Thursday. church prayer meeting,
AM I, Zion Church D st. .s.w near Sd,
go b a xfs iPa
financial secretary Livingston college, Salisbury. y
Hi satanic Majesty Isiied; " pm. Rev. i:
RN~SIsRAEL METROPoLITAN C. NJ. E.
Church &c, corner LIST and SITS $ T.1pTssc
Subject 9oung pt Claims snS at
m hs s 'esGr aS s%sG at
-, st ct; 18th and 10th SITS. n; NJ. Rev 7 W
D. p. Roberts D. D. sneciai music by the choir IL
6(SFoURTH ST. NJ. E. CHURCH. SUNDAY
Rev chsrd fmona Rev pr yoGn b Brt s9s
burn; els. Epworth League prayer meeting. 1t
R~WESLEY CHAPEL. COR. 9Th AND F
Wilson. D. B.. pastor sunday school at e:15
Commn MON service at II a. M, tn short sermon
% Sg
Young peoples meeting at 6::O. Young mems
evening. Seats free. strangers cordially in
vited. 1t
R~CONGRESS STREET NJ. p CHURCH
~ :'1st bet NJ and SITS ny Rev. W. r.
Graham. pas or.-Services II a. M. 1:30 pm. Morn
ing: II, ly c, mmunon. Evening sub ect: odd
Times Contrasted with the Present" It,
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
49, Church. cor 14th and G SITS.
Rev. Oliver A. Brown. d. D.. pastor.
$50 a. M, Sun !ay school. Jas. l.. Ewin, Supt.
II an, preaching by the pastor.
$50 p. NJ. Epworth League meeting. Geo E. Tyler.
Pres.
40 p. m. mass meeting. Central Union Mission l.
49, MEMORIAL. N. Z: CHURCH AT LANG
~. don. Rev. ]. Il. Wright. d. D.. pastor
sabbath school. 10 Preaching at IL a. M. by
So 0mon Carr. Revival services. 1:30. Prayer
meeting each Wednesday evening. It.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TEMPERANCE

TEMPERANCE.
Rw. C. I. U.-UNlON MASS MEETING
- and Jubilee service First Congregational
Church Sunday, $50.
The Central Union Mission Quartet CHRIS stan En-
deavor workers and others will participate. Addresses
by pastors and laymen. Come early to secure seats
All friends invited mh.-3t
RSVISITORS TO THE INAUGURATION OF
49, Grover Cleveland President of the
United States and others interested in TEMPERANCE
work and moral reform come to Rechabite Hall, Az
p:m. u on. ]. g. Kimball and other good spea ers
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court TO julius Helm and sophia
Jacket of Baltimore. Nd: Walter Hawkins OF
Colesyille, Md, and Lucinda snowden.
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OTHER SERVICES.

OTHER SERVICES.
"sOME THOUGHTS ON IMMORTALITY
~ is the subject Of the lecture to be delivered
by Dr. Fenry Frank of New York. the finest extern
poraneous orator heard in Washington before the
seekers after spiritual truth at she Tempt ST
I.m, You certainly will miss intellectual if
You fail to hear lin. mh3-2t'
~SPTRITUALISM MRS KATY ROW
49, land will lecture on Thoughts" as
from your spirit friends will follow discourse
They who haven't this phase of mcdiumship
should avail themselves OF this opportunity. Cha
baugh's Hall. 1880 Attn ST. NV, sunday evening at
30 1Oc. door collection. it,
NsFREE THoUGHT-THE PEOPLES FREE
discussion subject. "Our Country and Its People !"
All welcome. Seats free IT.
RSPIRITUA IISM-METZEROTT HALL
~, every sunday Iyceun. 10 a. m. Lecture,
will occupy our platform for the month Of March.
Mr.. Howe is earnest and eloquent speaker carry
ing conviction OF the tru h of slirituaism Subject
irtuas to the INTERPRETATIONS OF the Intellect and
Longing of the Heart. !" Miss Maggie eau e Balt-
more. the wonderful ties medium will follow even
ing lecture with tests-l0, door collection 1t
E~FREE LECTURE. PROF. SHERIDAN
Wait VIII sreak on sunday night at hall
900 st. upon The Law of Laws and its practical
application in developing the latent powers of the
soul. 1t.
N~THE NATIONAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
So institute. 22Oi X st. II. W. will hold its
sunday Bible ass at o'clock. Office hours from 10
tn q daily. It.
UALIsM.-INvESTIG, TORS OF
49, the psy hic science should sttend tie last
meeting OF Dr. J. ". Temple. who or several months
has been manifesting marvellous clai yoyant powers
Wonns Hail. 81 6th st. Wv. 1870 p. III. Sunday. l.
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CONGREGATIONALIST,

gNFIRST CONGREGATIONAL, CHURCH
49, cor. 10th and q sts. n W. Rev g NJ N-v,
man. d. D. PASTOR Rev. NJ Ross Fishburn assistant
pastor III M, morning service. viii reception Of
members and ce ebTa ion of the Lords supper. Al
dress by the pastor. 30 the pastor wifi preach
uron Earl Christian Art Found in the Gaia
combs and Elsewhere Music. with quartet and
chorus of fifty voices. led by Or. Bischoff organist
Sunday school, $50 a Christian Endeavor q: 30
pm. II
1.roPEoPLE'sC oNGREGs TIONAI CHURCH.
- 1OS o st. n. W., Rev. J. II. Daily pastor
Preaching IL a. ~. and go pm by tie pastor
Sunday school. $50 IN. Song service. p. N. All
arewelcome- IT.
SCONGREGATIONAL) TUE TABERNA-
- Gle. 9th st. s.w. OPP. National Museum,
Rev G. James Jones. PHI n, pastor.-Services at /
a. IN. and 80 y. m. Music by quartet and chorus
led by Prof VIM. j. Stephens. Seats free. Welcome
10 all strangers. 1t
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Chapin st; lust west OF l4th 25xl5O or 5Oxl5O.
Corner 18Th ST and Kene,aw ave Ioj1i5o q %
North side Yale near 18th g., 501l5O &c
NortL side Kenesaw We near 9th st 75C
North side DtrtTonth near 18th St.. 5oxl5o 55s
Corner 18th ami Princeton SITS 81.
South side Yale near 18Th
North side Harvard near 18th 800
North side Princeton near 18th st.............jO SOC
Whitney ave near i4t Co
Whitney n ave ave near 18th st. 20
Whitney ave.. 25x $50 SOC
Cor. 18Th and Kenyon SITS look $50 ST &c
North side Kenesaw 18th l. III
Binney 4 west q i4sh St. 81
Several lots on Bacon ST.. % 25 and 80 feet front
PeSt ssa ,'raf'lv' corner
the e Sy Ss a ST. T s tine ses
improving suburbs. and has been Of tho most
Recent appropriations by Congress- for improve
ments in this subdivision render it excellent 10
Ing OF the u the District esfs5Inshne
he city r. mts sn to and not nelTdins this
houses during The present year We have hnm5sr
OF corner lots at various prices and some interior lots
''i'" as % 0tPs: w iaafFs t tfSb
CITY OF vW II ,hH
This beautiful subdivision. located between the
has recently BEEN placed on the market Il the de-
as make Vita hi. II
Sf sss been TX
streets and avenues made in nforty with those
OF the city and arc from 80 to Il feet wide with
parking and park reservations. The topography Of
the north section will compel the tren of i'm
to the Soldiers Home is along the southern boundary
and street rail way Is being bu It through this
property from the soldiers Home to the city.
Arrangements have been ma ie thus early in the sea-
hGI .ns and the e ~ worth
will be continued through the year.
We onsr for sale lots and sQuar % on the various
streets IN Petworth and at prices that must insure
MOUNT PLEASANT, WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
MERIDIAN HILL. LEXINGTON,
bLooAINGDALE. LIE DROIT PARK
PLEASANT PLAINS
(A immediate suburbs with street railway fac
are well known and rapidly impr owing locations.
We oner os FOR sale in each of these sections and
invite examination Of list and correspondence
with non-restdents desiring to invest in Warrington.
WIN. H. SAUNDERS CO.,
II l407 ct. u. W.
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UNIVERSALIST.

RSCHURCH OF OUR FATHER 18TH AND
49, l.. n w. Rev. i. G. oyers, pastor
A. NJ. The Meaning and Obligation of the Memorial
judgements Bevond "Address ''Is Christianity aved
Outy" Vespsr ssrvic in the evening before the ser
mon. Selections: 30. Taste an! Sep," Balntry;
prano solo (by request) ''savior's Promise Iirpl.
The Lord is My shepherd" Smart. All cordially
invited. 1t