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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-26
Ntiltp a1tfee'S S~emofratet TAO ole
e. a. o.

Ser 6emofrattide Sta6tconOent in W2il7
tpautee Bat bem republifaniiben UfaDor
ln0 MaDorstanotOatcn &ocb in Der Berlon
bon6ermann6ebr etuen ielbit bon Dem bor7
tigen ySerolo" freunbIi3 6eltrtbetltcn Sam
0ibaten s~ntgegengcfteQt. gSaS a6er bic
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS an6etrifft, 10 miro fie
bon Der 6emofratil9enB lottfDrm 9ouS an
bers perm0belt, ais bon Der republifani7
I6en. Die bt3iglibe 6en1ofratti6e @rtlGz
rung beia9t ndmLtD 6olgenoeS:
86Qige Srennung bon Staat un6 &trbe:
freigebiger ltnterbalt FREEZER ni4t=confe1iloz,
heller 8olfSibuLen fraftooue @r6riifuno
aaer 8crIucbe, bic barauf gertdtet 1inb.
einen S9etl pes Bottles auf @runb Ietnes
misunderstanding o6er Der @eburt
bintan3ulebeu. Gin ioldcr 8eriub lit cine
8eri9p0rung gesen6ie perfal1ungsmGBiaen
&ecbte oieier 8itrger unb mlB i6on aus
biclem @run>1 betdmpft uno pcrbQmmt
per0en. @s 1T ungerccbt, Sen 0atrtotisz
mus zines GbetlS 6eS a~mcrifaniichen 8olz
ties burb Qnoeutunaen gu perbddtioen.
uno perbre9ertib, i'm mittellt 6alicbunq
anSu9rcifen.
Scrner: Serbammung aler oebeimen.
einen She'll Der Mtitbirger Gcbten6en Sc;
iealdaften ais gefdDrlib fir unlere freieu
Gtnrtdbtltngen uno ais 8ebrobung Der Ste
ligtonSfreibett. Oieie 9(ngrtffe alf &elis
gipnsfreibeit tOmmen aus berlelben QueQe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-26
ste sartfs@orlase, tpte lie jebt lit.

. Sb bic Sarifz8orlage, 10 tpte tie bon Der
6emofratiidben W1e6rbett bes Sinan3zgtusz
ibu1ies bes SenatS tebt Sureebtgcitubt lit,
2usii6t auf Nnnahme bat ooer ntbt =
barber lit es p0Qig iiberflitiii9 cine
8ropbe3eiung gu tpagen. 11niere Stats
mduner" in Maibtngton iinD 10 beordngt
bon ben Deri6iebenen Sntereien, baB eS
gan5 unmDgli6 lit, nit Stherbett auf tr9
geno ettDoS 51 re6nen.
Die ipi9ttgite Qenberung barin lit ie6en7
fats bic DerfGgte Gufbebun8 oIer 0egene
ieitigfeits 8ertrd9e, nel9e Die erl0lenbe
Settle Der W1c&tnleD 8ia unO Elm unDerz
gdnglides 3eusntB fir 8laine's Ofonomt>
i6en Sdbarfbltd bi(ben. 9enn penn
bieie 8ertrGge audi no3 biellei6t nt9t
LANCE gel1ug beitan6en baben, nm bic 8pr>
t6eile unb No9tbetIe, bic lte uns gebrabt,
genau 9egeneinanber abnG9en su f0nnen,
10 baben ite oob cine 10 bctraAtlicbe Ser
mebrung in %unlerer QuSfubr an ~lanbDirtb=
iboftlicben @r5cu9nilien unb Maaren be-
tpirft, baB gum Wfinbeiten Die @abri6einz
Itbfeit bes JtubenS D~orlte9t, unb cine
lGngere unb ein9ebenbere @rprobung ais
iebr iuii11idenstpertb erI6etnt. 0te pl0B>
ltcbe &iiubtgung 10 fur5 nob Dem Nbi6luB
mus i'm NuSlonoe einen merftpiiroigen &c.
griff BON Der 0auer6afti9feit u~nierer gu
ltGn6e unb Ben @inbrud berpprrufen. baB
auf anerifanii6e @ertrGge fetn @erlaB lit,
ltn6 baB man fib better Oarauf nicbt elm
lGBt. Die beutic6e Jtegterung Dat iIch ba
p~ernitnfttgcr gesei8t, ais ite Die 6anDels>
8ertrG9e nit Seiterreib unb Stalten gleicb
auf 3e6n Sabre abi9lDB.
Stun Dieleibt lenft man nod elm, un6
9rctft in Der 3uGerfrage, I'M Sic eS ii9 6az
bel taft ausi3lieBlicb banbelt, aur~ uripriin9z
liben Wilion 8ia suriid, uit alien
Sbmieri9feiten 81 entse6en. @ie ionit
bic 8tu ii6 i'm Senat g%eltaItet, lift 8telnticb
gleid6giiltt9, tpenn tie MIR balls an9enomz
men unb ntd6t su Gobe 9eicbipGbt miro. 0te
Q8ieOeraufna6me Ser 9lrbeit in ben Glib
@bicago>@ al3tpcrfen auf @runo bon Q(lf>
trG9en, tpelcbe lie 5pei Sabre lang DoQauf
6ei0dftigen weroel1, lit Der bette 8cpeis
bafir, oaB Die l1nii6er6ett iiber 6te
GarifzSeitimmungen baS LANCE 9arnie6er>
liegen Der Snbuitrie Deranlabt bat, un6 bab
Der 8ebarf i6lteBli6 10 grDB ~getror6en lit,
nm troB Der Sortoauer bet llnli9erbelt, bic
8ieberaufnabme oer Nrbeit 81 er3tpingen.
gtun @tlen po~rangegangen, tperben, mie
iiets, Die anberen Snouitrien folgen, aber
lie tperben iicb eben bis auf's QeuBerite
ltrduben, ms unitcbere> btnetnSugeben.
Sober Sag, ben Ser Senat a1f Die Sartfz
0ebatte Deri3menbet, tit Elm Sag bet Ser
8O9erung fir Die &idfeDr gutter 3eiten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-26
Gepm6ltfamtfGe prohibitions
iGttrferei III SOlOA.

SIM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Der Sopaer
StaatSgeieb9ebung uno baranf aub int
StaatSienat baben fte ia nun trob Oes
tapferen 8iberitanoe8 Ser 6emotratti6en
Min6erbeit boob cine mulct Bill 6urb7
gebridt. unb mas fir cine!
0aS 8rObibittonS9eieb blctbt ltacb ibr
unperdnbert, befommt aber Elm Nnban9iel
folgenben SnbaItS: @enn in Stabten nit
minbeitens fiinftauieno @tnpObuern cine
poae Mebr6eit Der 8ireer unb III Stdoten
unb v3owns", Delbe meniger als fiinftaus
ien6 @inmobner baben, cine a3peiorittelss
mebrbeit Der 8iir9er es %ucrIangt, fam Der
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-26

10 eIen6 oerun0tidte. Damn erit eri3ien
Elm englilbcS &rtegsibif = tpie es bieB lez
biglt9 gum S3ube b~Orttger @ngldnber, lift
aber bereitS ipieber abgefa6ren, pdbrenb
1eBt amerifaniibe ~&rie9sibiffe nacb bort
u1ttertpe9s ftnO aus Dem 6afen bon 9tto be
Saneiro, mo ie burb bas Grl0ic6en Der
braltltanii9en &ebeaion entbebrli9 Sez
tDorben 1tno.
llnlere 9tegterung ibeint cntlbGoiien, Bic
nnabban9i9teit 0es WeoStitolan6es aufre6t
81 Dalten, l1nb Glepeldrio un6 @rei1am
iaetnen !pirflt6 nit Dem Mostttoz&Ontg
in 8luefielO me6r Slid 81 baben ais nit
BET &anafenfOnt9tn IN SpnoLulu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-26
Gramettttnnuten 1ttS vWt1tlct|"s
@eiek+

Inn ibr berrlt9es vMulct"> @eieb nO6
mebr 3u berberrli6en, 9iebt Die repubLtfaz
nilcbe StaatSgeiebgebung SoiDa's 3uglei6
ben Srauen oas Stimmre9t nicbt nrr in
8e5u9 auf SbulDablen, ion6ern alcb be-
Sigltc6 aller Qtrten bon @emeinbemablen.
Somtt tperben Srauen in Soma finftt9
6aS Stimmrecbt be1tben, tpenn eS ftb IN
ser @emetn0e barum ban6elt, oh Elm Wirtb,
tpenn AUDI MI unter benz OamofleSi6perte
Oes vOfulct", cine 2tcen5 befommen loa.
Sn 9rDBeren 8lGben lit aber cine Doue
OOer ablolute Wte6r9ett aller Stimmbere6s
tigten Der @enleinbe erfprberltd6, pen1l Der
0emein6eratb etnem @irtbe cine Qtcen5
ertbetlen lo1, unb in tleineren 8lGben 9ar
cine 3peibrtttelsmebrbeit.
9frn beOenfe man, baB inter ben nett
li6en Stoaten Soma berienige lit, in tpels
cbem Die ein9eb0rene 8ep0lferung, aIlo alt6
bic meiblibe, bas sr0Bte llebergewt6t iiber
Die ein9eipanberte betpabrt. Jfa6 Der
8oLfS5d6lung pom Sabre 1890 bate Soma
cine @elammtbeoolterung bon 1,911,896,
6auon 994,453 MGnner un6 917 ,443
Brauen. Inter 6ieier @eiammtbcit belief
li9 aber bie 3aDl Der in bielem 2anbc @e7
borenen auf nicbt tpeniger ais 1857, 1927,
bic Der @ingepanberten arf nllr 324, 069,
unb Oie un9ebeuere We6raabL Bet Gtn9ebOz
renen beiocr @ci3lebter ltammt BON glei9z
falls etngeborenenen @ltern ab. = Seit Dem
@enius lit bteieS llebergepic6t nocb gr0Bcr
getpOrDen. 0a nun unter ben bon einge@
borenen @ltern itammen6en Srauen Der
&ric6 na1 8robibition nocb melt itdrfer
lit, ais unter ben bon eingeborenen @ltern
itammen6en WtGnnern, 10 fann man err
melIen, tute leicbt cs ben Brobibitiontlteu
in Soma mitteIit beS iicb alf @emeinbe>
lpablen ertredenben Srauenltimmrecbts
iperOen miro, in elmer Mtenge Don @emein=
ben Die grtbetlung BON @irtbslicen3en
9Gn5ltb 5u OerbinDern.
Sn elmer Wtaiie bon tleinertn @emein6en
ipirb oieS Elm Inn 10 Iei4teres &in6eripiel
peroen, ais BORT obnebiu cine .3peiorittelsz
mebrbeit idmmtliber Stimmbercdbttsten
erfor6crlt6 lit, UNI bic @rt6eilung elmer
8irt6Slicen3 5u ermO9liben. Nber aud
in otelen 9r0Beren Orten mirb ourb oas
Srouenitimmre6t Sic Birt1slicen3 unmog=
LID iperben; benn an gar pielen 9lGben
lperoen Srauenfimmen tpcitauS genueen,
INN bas 3uitGnoetommen elmer fit Die @rs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-26
S~etietreterct 4tto Gmtf@teoenbett
8cGeu SaS GnOtUuO4bin9paG+

WaS nGre SO i1maufee o6ne einz
.9eipanberte 8r%oteitanten, &at6oliten nnb
0tibt78ircblidbe. Statt elmer berrli6ell
groBen Stoot Elm eLelbeS 0Orf! 9ennocb
bat Die Oortige republifanii6e 8artet ntdt
ben Wnth, unmitteIbar Oas Greiben Der
Nmerican Brotecttpe Niioctatton 81 ber7
bammen.
SIM YlattformauSi9uIie Ser %neuelten
rspubItfanii6en S~taotconpenlion muroe
bon einem gan3en Ntonne, 6errn 8aB,
tolgenoe PIanfe b%eantrast: Die @rW1o7
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-26

m0gIi6ung Ser 2icen3 erfor6erlicben boQen
Wfe9rbeit Der Sttmmberebtigten gu berz
%ettelr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-26
9aS ntrTDrbenc 1tnsartf0e &eSmers
1ettie.

90 bat nt9t @apiltrart,
9ti9t SrlanO'S Gan 9elproden,
@ie bieier blet9e N&ann,
@on &erterqu0I gebro9en.
Mertb SartmQuu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-26

flee; eds 0f.@afBin9tOn-str. nnS Siftb wOsHns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-10
BEYOND THE ATLANTIC
Matters in Foreign Lands of Interest to
Americans
England and the Silver Question I'm
lndia-Russian Prison Investixa-
tiOn-Mr. Gladstone's Return.

LONDON, Feb. 10.-Rupee paper is quoted
at So 1-S, as against 81 yesterday
The Times says: 1T is announced that
the Bank Of Bombay is unable to lend any
more money. and a sqeeze is therefore in
prospect"
The Financial News. commenting upon
the silver situation, says that even the
Indian government must see that If 1t per-
sists in its currency policy ruin to the COM
merce and credit Of India will be the re-
suit. The closing Of the minis was a colos-
sal blunder. The small quantity Of bills
sold at the height of the export season i'm
plies, If continued, that England's credit
will have to be employed to avoid the bank
ruptcy of India. The spinners of Lam
cashire are dismayed because the India
council muddled the matter Of allotment
by shilly-shally with regard to the mini
mum price. The folly of the experiment is
clear. Obstinacy was the only obstacle to
It's repeal. The minis were closed without
purpose. II the import duty on cotton
goods figures in the next India budget the
Lancashire demand will enforce an inter-
national settlement of the currency Ques-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-10
ABOUT GEORGETOWN.
Various Matters That Are of Interest
I'm That Section.

Various Matters That Are of Interest
I'm That Section.
By the breaking of a grindstone in the
kindling wood factory of Mr. Charles
Schutt, near the waters edge. yesterday
afternoon, MIR. Cha lies Baker an employe
was struck and badly cut and bruised about
the shoulders and face. He was taken 10
Baldus drug store, where his wounds were
dressed, and then in the patrol wagon to
his home in Rosslyn.
Jumped From the Wagon.
While Mrs. Matthew'S the superintendent
of the girls reform school, on the Conduit
road, was driving on the New Cut road
near the Foxhall road. she dropped one of
the lines and the horse taking fright DASH
ed away. Mrs. Matthews jumped from the
vehicle at the first opportunity, but sprain-
ed her ankle on alight:ng. She will prob
ably not be able to walk, her physicians
say, for at least two weeks.
Notes of Interest.
Miss Anna c. Robinson, the teacher Of
German at the Western High School, owing
to continued i'll health. has rendered her
resignation, to take effect on the 18th of
this month. Genuine regret is being cx-
pressed by all who have been associated
with Miss Robinson in her school work.
The canal will open if the weather con-
tinues as it has been March 1. The
dredges will be put to work in a few DAYS
to deepen the channel by removing accu-
mutations of refuse blown in the great
ditch during the winter.
Officer ietton of this precinct has been
placed on the mounted list and Officer
{. II. Bradley once more made a foot po-
liceman.
l.. q. Hephard yesterday sold to John w.
Thompson a one-fourth interest in IL acres
8 roods Of land lying on the Georgetown
and Rockville turnpike and a tract on the
Powder House lane.
A small fire which caused considerable
excitement occurred-~iast evening at the
home Of Mr.. c. H. Tickling, on 3lst street
Lace curtains. chairs and carpets were
damaged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-10
THE SANITARY LEAGUE.
The Annual Meeting to BE Held on the
10th Instant.

At the February meeting of the Council
Of the Sanitary League. held at the board
of trade rooms last night. Monday, Feb
ruary 26. was Fixed as the date for the an
nual meeting of the league. The meeting
will be held in the Columbian University
lecture hall, and the annual address will be
delivered by the president of the league.
Mr.. r. Ross Perry. A report of progress
was received last night from Miss Isabel
H. Lehman. chairman of the committees on
public wash and bath houses. Plans are
being considered for the establishment of
such houses. DIR. b. Z. buckingham and
members
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-10

Shearmnn's Meeting mt GlOversviIle.
Thomas G. Sherman, whose recent low
tariff lecture at Gloversvile, n. ~. was at
tended by mobilize proceedings on the
part of his audience, returned yesterday
to Brooklyn. About 800 people," said he
gathered at the Gloversvile Opera House
to hear me speak With the exception of
perhaps 300 roughs they were respectable
citizens. After i had been speaking about
twenty minutes the racket commenced, the
rowdies stamping and yelling. while some
of them asked questions and others made
speeches 1 persevered for three hours in
trying to speak, but at IL o'clock tie meet
ing was adjourned"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-10
CHURCH NOTICES.
Y. NJ. C. A.

YIN Lea.
REV. GEORGE ELLIOTT. DID,. WILL ADDRESS
the mems gospel meeting At the Y.M.C.A. GYM
nasium Hall. 1909 y. Y. W., Sunday Feb
ruary II. 1894, 40 pm. Subject: The Ysu1.
Mans Choice" Mr. Sankey will sing at this
meeting. A cordial invitation to every man.
Bible class. $3.50 pm 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-10
EPISCOPAL.

ST MARKS CHURCH. CORNER Sd AND A STS.
Rev. David Richa u!s. Holy communion,
TO a.Iu. Other services at IL al and 30 70.
III. Strangers cordially invited. 1T
SAINT JOHNS CHURCH. GEORGETOWN q ST.
bet. :s2d and Sid. Rev. chas r. Buck. rector
Services tomorrow: Holy communion. { 30 a. IN.
Morning prayer and Sermon. II. Evenin. prayer
4:3J. Vested choir. Strangers cordially invited.
81. JAMES CHURCH FREE AND OPEN.
Sth i. Mass ave. Services. SUNDAYS
l'i.3J AMI IL AM: 33o and $50 nm Other
deys. and am. ui.l : pm II
CHURCH or TIE ASCENSION. COR; OF MASS.
ave. ard l2th ST. NV. Rev. Dr. Join II. Elliott
rHctor.-l1 am. and 1850 pm. Vested choir
Ushers 1t IL an Seats free 1:33 pm. 1t
EpiPifANY CHURCH. q ST. NEAR 18th. REV
Rarc lpa H.. MckilI. ID, rectur.-Scrvices at
and IL a. m. and and 1870 pm. Seats free
except az y am. Strangers welcome. II
ST. PAuL'S CHURCH. I'D ST. NEAR WASH
ington Circle. Rev. Alfred Harding. rector--Al
seats free. Hoy communion. I3D am Morning
service, with address hy the Re-. David Barr at
IL RE. Confirmation instruction ~ 4 pm. Full
choral cveIis' u- ~ 1880 PM, with address by
the Rev. John w. Chapman Of Alaska. Strangers
cordially invited. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-10
Will Run Nearer Upper Marlboro.

IL Is reported from Bristol. says an An
napolls special, that. owing to the heavy
damages claimed by several of the land
owners through whose farms the line of
the washington and Chesapeake railroad
runs, change will be made in the survey
SO as TO pass around these lands and near
er the town of Upper Marlboro, and thence
across the PatuYent river into Anne Arun-
aei county, above or near the village of
DflstoL seventeen carts passed Bristol
tuesday for Chesapeake Beach, TO be used
py the contractors on the Washington and
Chesapeake railroad. which is now being
graded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-10
HOME BtU,prNG ASsocIATTo,c


Books are open for subscriptions at the Once NJ
the treasurer. 1907 Pa NV.
Second monthly meeting for payments on stock of
1lth series Tuesday evening. 18th inst at o'c,ock
at s.w. corner Pa. ave. and 18th st. NV Shares
$l.UO each per month, and may be taken At this
meeting at any time the once of the treas
urer, above. As the business of the FIRST montb
Of this series is closed, 500 will have 20 be paid
on each share taken now.
The financial stringency has not prevented the
making Of loans 90 stockholders each month as de-
Sired nor the redemption Of stock when present "a
with its interest at per cent. Interest nj sam.
rate is allowed on monthly payments applied I'm
settlements
As much $500 per share may be obtained az
loars, the monthly payment therefor being 81 o.
stock and $l.o0 as interest. Loans can be settled
In whole or In part, at the convenience Of the bor-
rover. Average amount loaned per share at the
The arrangement for distributing the growing
surplus has already shortened the time In which
shares will mature. or the monthly payments can
Gel loans by little fourteen months ana win
make the interest equal about 10 per cent
We have had a careful management, conseouent-
ly no losses have occurred. As careful manage
ment for the future is promised.
Come In with us. You viii not regret havisg
done
Thomas Downing President. eI2 4 Ct NV
Anson 5. Taylor, Vice President, 1913 r St NV
W. H. Wetzel Secretary, 2l35 II st. NV.
EDWARD s. Wescott. Treasurer, 1907 Pa. ave. AZ.
VIM r. Brown,cor. Pa. ave and 10th II 40.
Levi j. Bryant, 1S11 . 81. NV.
James II. Byram. 2o23 st. NV.
John b. Gilnllen. 1921 Columbia ct. nv.
George j. johnson, 7l3 Market SPACE
Chss. n Moore. 1145 18th ct. NV.
s. Norris Thorne. ss3 23d st. NV. sesAs
Batopilas sT0ek LOW S4s ss,o,
swoRMsTEDT & BRADLEY,
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OTHER SERVICES.

OTHER SERVICES.
THE UNION GOSPEL. MEETING FOR THE PRO-
motion Of holiness, at Rechabte Hall, Az st.
and Pa ave, Sabbath, at 2:30 pm, anil
Thursday, 1880 pm. continues q favored spot
for seekers of pardon and full salvation: our
object and AIM the glory Of God. which Is the
salvation Of man. All cordially invited.
The Hall sisters in charge. It,
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BIBLE CLASS MEETS
Sundays at IL am, at 1923 18th st. NV. All
invited. it,
tute. 2aOl X st. NV, will hold Its Sunday Bible
class at o'clock. AL are welcome. It,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Westlake Sanitarium.

The Westlake Sanitarium,
No. 1925 10TH STREET.
J. A. wEsTLAKE NJ. D..
Physician in Charge.
Telephone FOG.
This Sanitarium is open for the treatment of
nervous diseases. and for cases of the LIQUOR
and MORPHINE habit BY the MONROE SIS
TEN,
The success Of this SYSTEM has been un-
precedented in not only removing all desire for
stimulants and narcotics but also in restoring
the physical and nervous condition.
Every convenience is supplied for the comfort
and privacy Of the patients.
For full information address or call ON
]. A. wEsTLAKE. NJ. D.,
Physician in Charge.
From the Emira Daily Gazette and Free Press,
January %. 1884,
CORONER wEsTIAKB
p. FLowER-HE is GOING TO WASHING
TON, WHERE HE WILL OPEN A SAM
TARIUM-TO LEAVE ELMIRA NEXT WEEK
EI.MIRANs WILL REGRET TO LOSE TIE
DOCTOR AS A CITIZEN.
no 70 tod, a, In,
onicially that DR.. John A. westlake, one of
the coroners Of Chemung county, will tomorrow
forward his resignation to Governor Flower.
Coroner Westlake's resignation is to take effect
Immediately. Next week he leaves with his
family for Washington, d. c., where be will
open a sanitarium at No. 1125 10th st.
For three years past DIR. westlake, in addition
ed the Queen City Medical and Surgical SAM
taridn' on upper Lake street.
Monroe system for the cure of all alcoholic and
morphine practices. and in this branch Of his
work the doctor has been especially successful,
which fact is fully attested to by the large
number Of men who reside in Elmira who have
been entirely cured Of their disease.
Or. westlake is a member of the County Medi-
cal Society and the Emira Academy Of Medi-
cine. and his standing among the medical fra
ternity is high. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-02-10

The Theatrical benefit by the theatrical
profession at the Broadway Thaater Now
YORK, yesterday afternoon melted $1,000.
roy for distribution
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CONGREGATioNNLIsT.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL; CIII'Rt IL. COR 10TH
AMI q sts NV. Rev. = VI. Newman. DID.
pisior: Rev. NJ Ross Fishi,"rn. assistant pastor
The pastor viii preach at IL am and $50 pm.
ESenins sermon. seventeenth upon the Early
Church. Music. with quartet and chorus of frty
voices led by DIR. Bs:off. organist Srnd ~
school, 9:3o Christian Erideavur $40 u. III. it
FIFTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. COR. STH
and l SITS. n.e-Preaching by Rev. J. /. Mott
Md,lefeld. Conn. at IL am. and 1:3O pun.
Sunday school. $50 am. Junior Endea vor. 1
pm. " +. :. &. T., $50 pm. Ito
THE TABFRxA{TE. 9TH NEAR II Sw.-EyAN
geliTt Wharton Of England will preach at II IA.
IN. Lecture Joseph. with stereopticon views.
ut Z 80. Seats free. 1t
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CENTRAL UNION MISSION.

NEW AUDITORIUM. GU LA. AvE-TONIGHT
Lizzie Macniehol-Vetta will sing at 1880: gospel
services daily, IL and 80 pm: Sunday S
program: Free Sunday breakfast, to O'Clock
mission Bible school, $780, gospel service. 3
PM. conducted by the ladies; Ribe training
class 4:f5 pm: evanCelistic meeting. 1:3O. con-
Quoted by Bro. Bailey. Branch mission meetings
usual. 1t
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q. +. HAvENNER
Member Washington Stock Exchanss.
Real Estate and Stock Broker.
Rooms and II. Atlantic building.
$50 Ut. NV.
INVESTMENT SDCURrrYA
Stocks, Bonds and Grain bought and solA fss
ASH or on margin.
ans.
CORRESPoNDENTS
"1rnell. Hacaman Co. New York Sort Exchange
lehman Bros. New York Cotton Exchange.
Lehman. Stern & Co.. New Orleans Cotton Exchange
amson Bros & Co., Chicago Board Of Trade.
Private wires to New York, CnicaSo aud New Or
Leans. 1slepnons. a. 1sl7-eS
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sicians Impure Drinking Water causing
Typhoid Fever and many other diseases. 1t Is
use. There Is
Danger i'm Ice.
The Hygenic Ice, made from absolutely pure
spring water. and distilled and filtered in the
process of making. Is better than any other for
every use. Begin its use at once and your
health and Doctors bills Telephone 1850.
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KISTiAN.

VERMONT AVENUE CHRISTIAN CUURCH.-F
II. Power. pastor will preach AT II and 100
O'Clock. Sunday school, $3.50 Christian En,ieay or
meeting, 6:30. All very welcome. 1t"
NINTH STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH. CORNEI;
9th and ID SITS. n.e.-pastor E. Is. Bagby Will
ut $50 pm. 1t
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FRIENDS.

FRIENDS NFETING.-JOIIN l. CORNELL WILL,
he at Friends meeting tomorrow morning at IL
O'Clock at their meeting house, 1911 ] st. NV.
All cordially invited. 1ts
F"IENIG' MFF-rINf; ioRTEODoNl HELD EVERY
First Day. at IL, at Y. NJ. G. A., 1909 y. Y ave-.
Bible class after meeting. All invited IL
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Government DEPARTMENTS

Doing duplicate work of hand or typewritiny
should see the ''Neostyle Duplicstor." 1t gives
!.Vv To 1000 fac simile copies from original,
dlsenarges automatically each copy printed
an1 registers the number In its form Of the
EsEH READY STAND 1t Is especially adapted
tT departmental use. Machines placed trial
and every opportunity given FOR Investigation.
Specimens OF work and all particulars furnished
en application also references bureaus where
they are now In use. NEOSTYIE CO.,
3al2-Sm GIL 18th St NV. Washington. DC
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SPIItITUAI.ISM.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HALL, EVERY
Sunday, IL 30 am. 1:30 pm; iyceum, 10 am.
Speaker. Mrs. Cora V. l.. Iii, hmond Of Chicago
who stands in the very front rank of trance
speakers OF the world. Subject. morning. The
Rusting of Their Wings" evening. Spiritual
Cranks." Before each lecture opportunity is
given for persons to ask questions. Those who
would know what spirtualsm is should not fail
TO hear Mrs. Richmond. She sets forth the beau
ties of this comforting religion in the most beau
tiful language, closing her lectures with a poem
from subjects given by the audience. Come pre-
pared with your questions. 1t
SEEKERS AFTER SPIRITUAL TRITH.-LEC-
ture by Mrs. A. NJ. Jacques ut the temple, 425 q
st. NV. O'Clock, followed by tests by Mr..
Jules Wallace. It,
SPIRITUALISM. 2O2 5TH ST. Sc. SUNDAY, 3
pm. Short lecture, followed by tests. Also meet
ings every MONDAY and TIL URSDAY EVENING
at 442 Z ST. NV. lts