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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-08
GRACIAS.

Hace tempo que La Oorrespun.
denoia viene ocupkrdose, CON esps.
cial preferencia, de todo cuAnto & II
instruction pdblica ~ los maastros
ne refiare.
G motive de In eampafls que
este diario hizo, los maestros, tal vex
por tenor, tel vez por estar muy
ocupados, no dAbau sefiAles de vida
Pero esta ms n ana una distingui.
day sobre todo, muy bella profeso.
RI, en- conversaci6a que CON uno de
nuestyos radactores tuvo, di6 las
gracias mks expresivAs por nueatra
campafAs assintsresAdA en- bien del
magiaterio, que obsendri seguro
buen 6xito, pues el Doctor Lindsay,
es hombre surnamente desapasiona.
do y solo le gufs 8 impulsa nm noble
edesso: sque los maestrcs eonoscan
ugl6s =
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0J0, MuCHO oJ0!

Els cor venie nts qre Ell 4 blico
sepa y md que made In clase brerA
s qaien inseress directsmente, que &
fnas del presente mes es >olar, que-
dsrk GerradA ID mat I ,uia en- ID rs
cae.a Iadussrisi, no I'd nit 6 ldoss en-
10 sucssiVo = como grAcis especial,
6 Galgtn aspirAnte'q no demuestre te
ner los mismos conccimi sntos que
los que empezxr0n ell cursc.
En- la eEcuala indus trial ea pue.
de aprender mn carte liberals, mn on
clio, que redunde en- ventaia parso.
nal del iateresado, de 81 anita y de
sn pueblo.
Ea verdad, dec,a NOE, que 81
tuvi6fAmos tiempo psr4 clio. nos
m atricnls1fAmos en- cnA1quiar oficio.
No Sc divide on, Pc 'ro el grsn.
de de Rnsia fu6 scArpiats O de ribs.
70. !. Ssdy Carnot, albkrd y S,xto v.
porquaro.
No t,ene, Lues, NADIA nass de
particular q cus'qnies vei o spren
de- 4zApaie:s = bs1ail. s,stra cts, y
cuando no ORA eoss, ss psnsa f. me
nos en- los emplsos p6 ], isos que tan
tas discucis mes y. discordia ocasio-
nan los puebf o
A matricularee: e 9 es ell cami
no.
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Pacilidades
q los alunanOs,

In eompafifA del trAnvfs q. @ctri.
GO, hi concedido abol especial 6 los
slumnos que Asistsn & Il Escuels Tn,
Industrial, estAblscidA Aen PaertS de
Tisrra, on las antlguas oficinss del
terrocarril francis, rabaiando el Is %
{ los proceaentes de Ii Capital y
SAntnrcs y el 835ao 6 los d. Rio Pie.
dras. 81.
Ioaa elase de fAciIidAdes debe
dArse & los alumnos de las escuelas.
81 1e lee trasportAra grAtis, seffa to
dAvls mejor. En- este Bentido TODD
es POGO. 81 se ampara IN protege la
edncaei6n, seasegura .lo porvenir de
este buen pueblo para que De f0rme
una g snerAci6n bien educadA bien
in.truida, digaa de ser respetaaa por
todo el mundo.
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Un buen canine
para los obreros.

Como 10 escuela industrial &c IN
centro docenta asAhado de iuatalar
" cuya excelenta organtxaci6n es
deaconoci ID por 81 pdblico, durante
los dfAs del presente mes, Ee darfn
cuantos informes saAn necessrios
por el principAI de dichA escueln, s
Ion que concurran durAnte las horas
laborables. Si hay de II isga Asgu-
m persona que sef 10 prsifera. pna-
de dtrigiIse { ia Correspondence u ie
dAremos los informes que interose.
"a n0s iDgsniaremos para seryir &
nuestro pals y 3uuastroa compatrio.
tn en II obSA eduoa VI.
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La ictoria =
nina de hierro,

Sc ha dasign&do n Agrimensor
ptblico don Manuel Marines Mora,
pAra que pfactiqne Ii demarca.
ci6n de r. minA ds hiefro sI4s Veto
rias. raaicsda on 4 jurisdIcci6n de
Psnce. Sc dice que estsmos On Il
sedad del hierros; asf 60 one celahra.
IiAmos que esa rniua de Ponce faars
.productiva pafa que, q msnns en ess
detelle. eatsmos ID altura dc Il
Seaads por que d civilixaci6n pasa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-08
DO1a Conception Diaz
de Pal6S.

Ha fAllecido en- Gaavama esta
distinguida dana, emparentada con
las principsles fam:lias de ID indica'
do poblaci6n.
Ganeralmenta sentida hs sido
allf II muerte de tan respeta Bile cuan
to virtuosa sei1ors, pues todas las
elases sociales distingufanla CON su
efecto y estimaci6n.
Para el acto del sepslio del "a.
dkver, que tuvo lugar ell dia 7. fai.
mos invitadas. 4
Pes Al alma de n fiasds y re.i,
ban aus nunsrosos = sfIi4os dsudos
el tsstimonio de nusstro sar lido re.
same.
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DIene9acl0n
de indulto,

"A jose Antonio Gala, le hs aldo
negado q indnlto qus solicitara. Es,
te indiyiduo fa6 81 que On el per iodu
electorai dispar6 nd revolver contrs
Nicomedes Hernandez y otro cuyu
nombre no recordamos, hiriando 4
Ambos leyements. Ill total de Il pc.
m que tiene Que eumplir Gale, es ia
2OS dias. quedando pendisnte lute 81
Tribunal de Distrito otr1 causa one
se le instruye por los mismos suce.
SOS e
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Portugal.
Tremendo temblor
DE TERRA,
Habitautes aterrorizados.
DE TERRA.

New York Nvbre. 8 1890 A, M.
Sc ha sentido en- Portugal un
tremendo temblor de terra. Los
habitantes, en- muchas ciudades y
pueblos, fueron presas de indescrip-
tible terror. Ell fen6meno cause
perdidas de consideration en- algu-
mas ciudades, por desperfectos oca-
sionados en- numerosos edificios que
Sc aGrietaron. esr-
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La IeVoluCi0l
del Acre.
Caudil1o preso.

Daspacnos ds Rio Janeiro dican
Que q sJornAl do Brasil. hA recibi-
do una carts da Luis Galvex, ex Pre-
sidente de Il t:tulAda Rspd biica del
Acre, disiendo me 81 goberrador de
MsnaOs 10 h8 arrestAdo, mi ccmo .
fAmbien 8 m ciudadano argentine
llam4do Irene Bsehini.
Ambos, dice, estamos presos en-
oil fuerte San j aquin y se nos trAta
muy nal. = ~
Despues agrega que hAhfs lido {
Manaos con 81 objeto de recupersr
de las autoridsdes una deuda de 60
eontos.
Os.os despachos de PART noti-
cisn que fnerzas bolivianas han In.
vsdido el terfitorio brAsilero y Ataca.
do varias aldaas, habisndo arresta-
do adeniks s dos c0merciantss trAsi.
leros.
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Estados Unidos
y Colombia.
LAS NEGoOIAOIoNEs DEL CANAL.

New York Nvbre. 8 10-30 A. M.
Siguen en- progreso las nego-
ciaciones entabladas por el gobier-
no de Estados Unidos con Ell de
Colombia acerca del Camel La
opinion pdblica en- Colombia mues-
trase vivamepte interesada en- que
ell asunto sea favorablemente re-
suelto.
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En- Washington
Negociaciones concluidas
PROBABLEMENTE EN- Is DIAS.

New York Nvbre. 8 l0-3O A. M.
Ell Ministro de Colombia en-
Washington sefor Concha activa
las [negociaciones del tratado del
Canal. Probablemente dichas ne
gociaciones estaran concluidas den
fro de Is dias. Asegdrase que una
vez terminadas las susodichas ne
gociaciones, las obras del canal
daran enseguida principle,
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Mafana & las 8 = media de 10
mtsmA tsndr lugar en- 10 cspifla de
10 V. @. z. 10 misa solemne & sJesus
6acramentados queiando de mani.
fiesto hAsta las 4 de ID tards, que se
rezaf4 10 eCoronas conoiuysndo cen
la procession y reserva.
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Los revolucionarios
OTRA OAMPANA.

New York Nvbre. 8 1870 A.. M.
Despachos de Curacao notician
que las fuerzas revolucionarias si-
guen concentrandose en- ell interior
y que pronto iniciaran otra fuerte
campafa contra el gobierno de
Castro.
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Hay en- Utuado a|ganas escue'
las rurales que no han sido eubier'
tas todAyfa.
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<La iDamocracia., aaf como
otros varios peri6dicos, dsj6 de pm.
blicarse el dfs 4 tltimo en- q ae tuvis'
ron luRar las elecciones.
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\ CERTIFICADOS
CERTlFICADOS q BONOS de-
d6bitos de Ayuntamientos.
Compra y venta
Conrado PAlau
San Juan Pto Rico.

En Guayanilla promote ser
muy abundsnto 10 eosscha de caf6
este alfo
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Autaayar aa YER

Autesyer se venai6 10 earne
en- Ponce 6 Is centavos el kllo, sim
embargo en- San Juan se vsndi6 y
se vende 6 30.
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Ri maestro Got6s ha trasla
dado su Aeademia de md sics y canto
10 eslle de 10 Fortaleza, frents 6
sta Correspondence. 81 altos.
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Ua diArio de MAyagu. u AIR
ma que en- Ell colegio electoral de
aquella ciudad, votsron $50 electo'
res en- 4SO minutos.
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CREDIT0 Y AHORRO PONCEaO

SW sitUaci6D en- Ia tg9de del 81 de
Qcta1bre de 1909.
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SERVICIO ESPECIAL
DIREoTo DE NEw-YoRK.
Venezuela
Informes contradictorios.
0AsTROTRIUNFANTE.

New York Nvbre. 8 1870 A. NJ.
Avisan de Caracas, nuevamen-
to, que el Presidente Castro ha ven
cido q los revolucionarios, afian-
zandose triunfante en- ell poder. Sc
agrega que ell pafs estara pronto
limpio de inSurgentes.
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Sc encuaDtra en- MAyaRfi 81 el
sefior Miles, IIspector General de
! atrucci6E pdblica.
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AgspltO del YOro.

Para maflana est& anunciada
una jaranA On el Cssino Esps d II de
Csguas. 5.s
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Para llenar los huecos de 10
fscha en- pApel timbrado, conservan.
do 10 alineaci6n, no tiane rival ID
mGquina de escribir <Olivars.
Sns agentes, Reynolds & San.
chez Morales.
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So encueDtra en- Gusyama O.
ingeniero don Talio LarrfnaQa.
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a uUesCrOB Am1&O&.
Est& Ilamando 10 Atenci6n el
Hotel 1.-THE Marina, situado en- 10
calle de San Jose ndmero esquina
& Tetuan, por los comidas tan ex.
quisitas que allf Sc hacen y por ID
vista hermosa y fresca que tiene ha.
cia 10 bahia. p
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A CT I VO
. 15o.59.s-91

- .---.----- -
suma 15o.5ss-el
nMumpla M ue ponos 3n &C s5'uUy eUv Z,
aaputos g,a,;n;si : ,ao ~ riazo o.Se.aa ee, 81
Casa de I Ia - sociedad "A e- sSe- az
Mobiliario 3.l3s 50
cssaiso crsaisos Garansizados 80. 50. ise ise-s,
obligsciones 1sr por 1c cobrar 10. 10. .osu oso q ].
Libretas Cheques a1s l4s-oa O.
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A nuestrOs amigos.

sO~Se~
Poilsiso.
A nuestros amigos.
EstA llamando L. atsnci6n el
Hotel .'rne marina sltuado en- la
Totn.n rnr las con,;J.s ~, a.
nr;s;tss = , n,,e -. .,,f So s h.nan Ssn q :.
vista hermoss Y fresca oue tiane ha.
cia 10 bahia. p
par. .,,.a.. -. 5...o. !. !.
fscha an nsnal timhr.do. consarvan.
do 10 alineaci6n, no tisne rival ID
mAquina de escribir <Olivers.
Sns agentes, Reynolds & San.
chez Morales.
Ua diArio de MAyaRu Il air
ma que en- ell colegio electoral de
aquella ciudad, votaron $50 electo'.
res en- 45O minutos.
Hsy en- Utuado a'ganas escue
las rurales que no han sido eubier'
tas tod&vla.
<La sDamocrscia. aaf como
otros varios peri6dicos, dsjo de pm.
blicArse ell dfs 4 tltimo en- q ae tuvis'
ron lugar las slecciones.
Auteayer se venai6 10 earne
en- Ponce 6 Is centavos ell kilo, sin.
embargo en- San Juan se vsndi6 y
se vende & 80.
g, anc...+... =. n..u :,
;roan;sro T%si Jnn Ta,io r.aS9s.ys a sWs q
Il. an muv seaauI msss &c ayagas. 80 4s
.rsesis az IL .sso easdsd aa pide que
ns. esnsr. ~. aoe.oe soe;h;. ts.c - 3nsalea MAJ
c;antffccs nara - an astrd;n AZ Ms.a Msra
eaA'o' esss. p>'" - '''41'o ~ M'sa'
,-.-.-,
.,.~t 10y ~ 2 de6s 3s. .eaer re lngsr an con
o,"s W nn..a.p 1n - aas =. onos - qae
uac ~ caneas'sa numsuo'a 'on0arrehc'a 80 espe
--
U,a casa del Darrio sBueaoe
Aces' en- PJnes estnvo punto DC
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El pr6ximoi idomingo habr& en-
ell teatro de Maysgtisz nm meeting
polftico.
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ri teatro de Mayagn6z se ha'
lla en- muy malas condicioues. La
rrensa dc aquella ciudad pide que %
arregle el aludido edificio.
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Ri doctor Isac G. onxalex Mar
tinez espera recibir varios aparatos
cientffic0s para su estudio On Maya.
Qf1ax
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CIT ALBANIA <LA BRJIJA,

- NIAld1T AI1UAMA7 xIlA BRIJA5
] Y Blancas dc "a Tore de Ia Reina So casla
de Ia Torre.4
az y Tore del ala caala Tore
H'srz 10 zcru uAI.D.z e P4 4RrrD4
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Hoy debe taner lugar nm con
cierto an 10 plaza de Ponce al que
una numsrosa concurrencia se espe.
n concurls.
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A'gunos polfticos de Maya.
eiez quisieron acudir & una hest tn
reputlicAna que Sc proyectaba en-
Afiasco, pe.o 10 Gre .iente del rio fac
oh stkculo para clio. M se informA
81 SO apl1z6 la fiasta.
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/ Catholic priest persuade the men of his
church, on that first Sunday after the
/ strike began. TO take a pledge not to
drink while the strike lasted?
Total abstinence is best for working
/ men at all times, and more especially
/ 1t is best for their wives and children.
1t has been estimated that at least sIO,-
/ 600 day is spent in the saloons of this
/ city. That seems an enormous sum. bur
| as there are over 500 falcons. the aver
/ age would be less than $50 day to
/ each saloon, without taking am. account
/ OF the wholesale places. groceries, etc.
which sell in large or small quantities.
mere Is without doubt more than $50
/ goo week spent in this city for alco-
holic liquors, and a very large proper
ton Of this amount Is spent by men
whose families do not have the common
comforts of life, and many of them
scarcely have the bare necessities
Drinking men are very fond OF quot
ing from st. Paul about taking little
wine for the stomaCh's sake. but they
never mention that other verse, which is
part of our lesson text (See above.
Romans, xiy:21)- 1T is good not to eat
flesh. nor TO drink wine. nor to do any
thing whereby thy brother stumbletu :
& --fN-a - %SA tSSE perfectly SdlG
and confident OF your own strength
ought you not to help your weaker
brother Do none of your friends or
neighbors drink too much? How many
men within the reach of your influence
are in danger? And what ought you to
be doing TO help them2
And what about your boy, if you have
one? Do you hope that he viii become a
drinking man, moderate drinker. or
even an occasional drtnker? II you do,
may COG help his mother and his sun
day-school teacher and his day-schooI
teacher to have q greater influence over
him than you have
Christian EndeavoFeTs are OF necessity
total abstainers. The motto OF Chris
tan Endeavor is, For Christ and the
Church" and we regard the saloon as
the greatest enemy OF Christ and the
church. Being loyal subjects of His
Kingdom, We cannot make any com
promise with His enemies, nor give
them any aid or comfort whatever. To
do so would be treason on our part.
The following from the Christian En-
deavor World" very forcibly expresses
our attitude toward the saloon:
"0h. for the time when decent men.
even when, OF whatever party. voters
and officials together, shall unite to say:
The saloon Is wrong Sunday and
weekday it is wrong. If It exists at all,
1t must exist against our protest, and
IN spite OF our determined and unceasing
assaults
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Episcopal.

Trinity Church. Third and Streets
northwest. Rev. Richard P. Williams
rector: Rev. Frank NJ Gibson. Phi. n
asststant-At 7:30 a. N. holy communion
$50 q. m. Sunday school; 10 a. m
Bible class: Il a m. Iitany. sermon. ana
holy communion; o'clock. eyenine
prayer and sermon. al S .. n, admis-
sion OF members to Junior B. s. A
with special sermon to men by the
rector. All welcome.
Christ Church. Street. between
Sixth and Seventh Streets southeast
Rev. A. s. Johns. rector-Services: : 90
a m. holy communion: $3.50. SUNDAY
school; Il. morning prayer and sermon;
4 p m, Children's service. with vested
choir: o'clock. evening prayer and
sermon. All welcome. Ushers provide
seats.
Christ Church. Georgetown. corner OF
O and Thirty-frst Streets. Rev. 4. R.
Stuart, p. D., rector-Sunday school
$50 a. n; morning prayer. itany, and
sermon. II O'Clock; evening prayer and
sermon. O'Clock
st. Marks Pro-CathedraI. Third and
A Streets outheast-Seryices: 1870 g.
m. holy communion; II o'clock, morn
Continued on Fifth Psgs.l
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and other ministers Of the denomination
win be present and address the audi
ence: at p. m, preaching In tent OPP
posite the new church. by the pastor.
Everybody is most cordially invited &c
be present at the services.
McKendree Church. si7-91s Massachu-
sets avenue, Rev. z v Hubbard, pas
| tor-MoTning sermon by Dr.. Gallagher
president National Training School for
DeacODesses; afternoon services. led by
the pastor.
Wesley Chapel, corner of Fifth and F
| Streets northwest, DR.. W. NJ. Fergu-
son. pastor-Sunday school $50 a. M.
/ II e. m. chiIdren's day services; ser
vices at jail at p m, preaching by
pastor, subject, - Bad Beginning:
prayer meeting Thursday evening.
Old Foundry Church. now worshiping
/ in hail of the Columbian University,
Fifteenth and H Streets. entrance on
+ Fifteenth Street. Rev. L. B. Wilson,
pastor-II a. m. the Rev John Lana
| han. D. D.; p. ~. the pastor. sub
| iect. 'Life's Prizes music by quar-
tet: Sunday school. $50 a. M League.
7 ,. M.
RyIapd Church, Tenth and D Streets.
southwest, Rev. Alex BielRski. pastor
Services: $50 q. NJ. Sunday school; II
a. n. preaching by pastor; $50 p. m,
song service and brief address by pas
tor; Thursday evening at o'clock,
prayer meeting.
ST. PauPs Church, corner Fifteenth
and r Streets, George W. Miller, D. D..
pastor-9:30 a. m, Sunday school; II a
NJ. sermon by the pastor; p. m. Ep
worth League meeting; P NJ, sermon
by the pastor. All seats free; strangers
welcome.
Union Church, Twentieth Street. near
Pennsylvania Avenue, Rev Page Mil
burn. pastoT-9:30 a. m, Sunday school;
II a. m. preaching by the pastor; s p.
M, preaching by the Rev. C. ". Gala
CHER, D. D.: midweek service, Thursday
at =. n.
Brightwood Park Church. Rev. D. H.
Martin, pastor-Sunday school, $50 a
NJ: preaching at II a m by Rev s
Reese Murray. of Baltimore. No even
ing preaching; music by congregation
and choir. director. l. J. Smith; Epworth
League, 7:i5 p. m. leader, Mrs. Mum
NAV; prayer meeting. Wednesday, s
p. m; children's class. Friday, e. 80 p.
m. leader, Mrs. Gooch. All are invited.
Mount Pleasant Sunday school. over
postoflce. Park Street. at D. m; pray
CT and praise on Thursday at 7:45 p. N.
All are invited.
Congress Street Protestant Church,
Thirty first Street northwest, Rev J. D.
Kinzer. pastor-11 a. m, public worship
and sermon; s p m. sermon on Sins of
the Tongue-Swearing.
Hamline Church. corner of Ninth and
P Streets northwest Dr. Lucien Clark, |
ut II a m and p |
m; Sunday school. $3.50 a. N: Epworth |
League. D. "a.
First Protestant Church. Fourth |
Street. between E and G Streets south /
east: Rev. a s. Beane. pastor-Supday
school, $3.50 a. m; Christian Endeavor, /
7:I5 D. m: preaching by the pastor, II /
a. N, aud ,. m
Gorsueh Church, corner of Four-and- /
a-half and L Streets southwest, Rev. |
Thomas E Copes. pastor-services, IL
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Methodist.

Grace Church, Ninth and Street:
/ northwest, Rev. Joseph Edmund Smith
| LII. D. pastor-SerYices: II a. m, sub;
| ject. The Path OF the just" p. m.
THE Experimental Evidences of Chris
/ tianity:" $50 q m, Sunday school; 7 p
m. Epworth League. Seats free. AL
welcome
North Capitol Church. North Capitol
and K Streets northeast, Rev. ]. Edwin
Amos, pastor-Sunday school. $50 a. IN;
preaching, II q. NJ and ?. n. by the
/ pastor. All are invited.
Douglas Church, Rev. S. M Hartsock
/ pastor-e:S0 e. m. Sunday school; II a
H., sermon, subject. The Law of the
Sabbath. and Some Reasons for obsery-
! ing the First Day of the Week" Gas D.
m, Epworth Lague; s p. m. the choice
of company. Welcome.
Asbury Church, Eleventh and K
Streets northwest, Rev M. ". Clair
! Phi D.. pastor $50 a. ~, Sunday
school; II a. IA, sermon by the pastor
p. n, song service by the junior choir.
4 cordial welcome to all. Friday. st
p. ~. prayer meeting.
Epworth Episcopal Church, South.
Seventh and a Streets northeast. Rev.
William 8. Hammond. pastor = Sunday
school, $50 a. N; preaching by pastor,
II e. N and p N; Epworth League.
D. N Public cordially invited. Seats
free.
North Carolina Avenue Methodist
Protestant Church, Eighth and 3
Streets southeast. Rev A. Norman
Ward, pastor-The morning service will
be given over TO the children for their
Children's Day service: an excellent
program has been arranged and all
are welcome. At night there will be a
glad tidings" service Dr. W. S. Ham
mond. one of the best-known men Of
the conference. will preach. Miss Bon
Fell, contralto soIoist from New York,
will sing at the night service All are
invited to be present Free pews.
Dumbarton Avenue Church, between
Thirty-frst and Thirty-second Streets
northwest. Rev Frank H. Havenner.
pastor-9:30 a. H.. Sunday school; II a.
n and ?. n, the pastor will preach;
7:15 p. m, Epwcrth League. Prayer
meeting Thursday at p N
Emory Chapel, Brightwood. Rev. o. c.
Beall. pastor-PTeacbing. Il a. N. and
p NJ: Sunday school, $50 a. M; Chris
tian Endeavor, 100 p. M; prayer meet
ing and praise service, Thursday even
ing, p. n. A cordial welcome to ali
Wilson Memorial Church, Eleventh.
between G and Streets southeast. Rev.
A H Thompson, pastor-9:30 a M,
Sunday school; sermon subjects: II a.
n, The PeriIs OF Summer and How to
Avoid Them" p. N, "Uncrowned
Kings, or the Heroism of Daily Life.
x Street Church, Rev William Lynn,
school, $50 a. m;
preaching, II a m by pastor: praise
service. D. m, children's day service
1870 D. n: Wednesday, prayer meeting,
7:45 D m; Friday. class meeting
Central Methodist Protestant Church,
Twelfth and NJ Streets northwest, Rev
J. VI. Gill. pastor-Preaching at II a. M.
BY Rev. H. l. Eiderdise, president of the
Seminary; at p. N. the
OF the new church, corner
Of Rhode Island Avenue and First Street
northwest. will be laid; Dr. ElderdIse