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Wood Saving.

AZ cts for fir and 80 cts for oak and
ash, Leave orders at Farmers Feed
Barn. Phone I26,
MARX BIRTHAIL.
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school. $50 a m; Chinese school. ? o
m; conducted by W. S. Dewhirst.
Grace Church. Rev. Joseph E. Smi-1,
Ii. D.. Dastor-9:30 a. m. Sunday
school: II a m, preaching by Mrs. Cap
tain Haslam, OF the Eomeward Bound
Mission, subject, And Jesus Moved With
Compassion; 1870 2. m. Epwcrth
League.
Mount Vernon Place Church South
corner Il and Ninth Streets, Rev. For
rest J. Prettyman, pastor-Sermon al
II a m 9nd p n by the pastor; Sun
day 5chC5t. $3.50 a. m; prayer meeting.
Thursday, 100 p. N.
X Stree; Church. Rev William Lynn.
pastor-SUIday school. $50 q. m.
preaching by T J Gibson. II q. m.
praise service, 3 p. m: Epworth League.
Gas ?. m; preaching by the pastor. III
p m; Wednesday. prayer meeting. las
p m All welcome.
Gorsuch Church, corner Four-and-a-
half ard L Streets southwest. Rev.
Thomas E. Copes. pastor-Services.
$50 a. IN, Sunday school: II a. m. and
$50 p m, preaching by the pastor,
Thursday. S D. m. prayer meeting.
North Carolina Avenue Methodist
Protestant Church. Eighth and b Streets
southeast. Rev. 4. Norman Ward. pastor
Preaching, II a. m; Sunday school
$50; Christian prayer meeting, Thurs
days: there viii be a union service A.
night. the Christian Endeavorers having
charge Of the service from 1880 until S
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The LESSON TEXT.
american standard Revised Tcr=io

american Standard Revised TcrsionO
II Peter, i-4-9-4. Whereby he hath
granted unto US his precious and ex
ceeding great promises; that through
these ye may become partakers OF the
divine nature, having escaped from the
corruption that is in the world By lust.
. Yea. and fer this very cause adding
on your part all diligence. in your faith
supply virtue; and in your virtue knowl-
edge;
6 And in your knowledge seIf-controI;
and in your self-controI patience; and
in your patience godHness;
+ And in your godliness bTotherly
kindness; and in your brotherly kind
ness love
8. For if these things are yours AMI
abound. they make you 20 be not idle
nor unfruitful unto the knowledge Of
our Lord Jesus Christ
Q For he that Iacketh these things is
blind seeing only What is near, having
forgotten the cleansing from his old
sins
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faster than our growth in knowledge
We should understand the facts. the
commands and promises CT The Gospes.
Such knowledge will prevent courage
from degene-ating into rashnass. To
knowledge must be added temperance
It is one thing to know and another to
be able tC do. Having learned what j.
evil and hUTtful- we should cultivate
the ability 10 govern ourselves The
spiritual must gain the ascendency over
the caTnaI Paul says 4 buffet my
body and keep it in subsection" The
soul must be on top ard the body VIII
its passions and appetites ana directions
must be kept under control To this
virtue must be added uatience FL
follow, fght is the injunction of the
apostle-fiee youthful lusts. follow after
righteousness. fight the good tight Of
faith
But cur faith should be manifested il
the school Of suffering as well as Oh
the field Of battle In times of perse
cuflcn the Christian must learn TO be
patient He should not grow weary IT.
weli-doing. Then we must supply Godli-
ness This has special reference &c
Cody fear a reverent attitude. holy
fear Of God and CONSCIENTIOUS dread Ct
displeasinE Him To CcdIiress must p.
added bTCtheTly kindness. This mean.
love for the brethren. those of the
household OF faith. And 20 brother3z
kindness must be added love for al:
men. Faith leads the band. Love bring
up She rear
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eighth sermon by the pastor in the ser
les, Moments on the Mountains of the
Bible. Strangers welcome Always
a cool evening breeze on the Height OF
the Heights
Gunton- Temple Memorial Church,
Fourteenth and R Streets northwest,
Rev. Asa s Fiske, D. D.. pastor-g:3O
a m, Sabbath school. II a m sermon
By Rev William H Chapman: 20 even
ing service; ! p m. Christian Endeavor
meeting in the chapel Strangers vel
come to ali services.
Westminster Memorial Church. Sew
enth Street southwest. near z street.
Rev William J. Hutchinson. Ph. D.. pas
tor Preaching at II a m By OrvIIIe J.
Hutchinson. Western Theological Sem
mary, subject. Cities OF Refuge" 70
evening service; Sunday school 10 d.
n. midweek service. 8 D m
Metropolitan Church. Fourth and B
Streets southeast, Rev. George y. Luc-
cock, d. D., Pastor-Sermou tomorrow at
II N by Rev. Joseph p Turner. Of
Dover, Del; I. p s. c. e. D. m.
PRAYER meeting Thursday evening at S
O'Clock
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A {. spielman, 8 p. m; prayer meeting,
Thursday evening.
Douglas Church-9:3O a. m. Sunday
school; II a N, By pastor. Rev S NJ.
HartsOck, y. D.; 6:=5, Epworth League
Is p. n. preaching by Rev J. Lewis
HaTtsock. Pm. D., CT New York confer
Cncc- Welcome
southwest. Rev. Alex BielaslSi. pastor
$780, Sunday school; H. preaching ~
pastor; $50. song service and brief ad-
dress By pastor. Thursday. p m.
prayer service
Emory Chapel. Brightwood, Rev. 0. c.
BeaH. pastcr-PreachiRg, II q. n and S
p. IN; Sunday school, g:30 a. m: Chris
tian EudeavoT, 100 p. m; prayer service
Thursday evening. 8 p N. 4 cordial vel
come to all.
Waugh Church, Third and A northeast.
Rev G. E. MaydwelI, pastor-Sunday-
school, q-15; sermon, il a m, by Rev.
John D. BIOCJg6od, CT Wyoming confer
ence; evening ser yice. $50.
North Capitol Church. corner North
Capitol and K Streets northeast. Rev J.
Edwin Amos. -Sunday-school at
$3.50 a m; preaching at i a. m. by Rev
F. A Springer, s D. m, Capt James H.
HaslaEl. OF Homeward Bound Mission,
prayer meeting or Thursday evening. All
are invited
Brightwood Pa-k Church-Rev. D. II.
Martin pastor. viii preach at II a m.
and P. n; congregational singing IN
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I'll October; Sunday school. $50 a. m.
superintendent, S. \. Terry: Epworth
League. .-15 p. n; leader. Edwin Det-
Hile~; mid-wcek service. Wednesday. at
s 2 II. chiIdTcn's cIass. Friday. at 4-2C
D. n: leader Mrs Gooch An welcome.
McKenIree Church. 915-91a Massachu-
@etts Avenue rorthwest-Sundav-sc h0oI
at $50. preaching at II a. m. and 8 o.
"a, by Rev J. 5 WhittingtOn. OF BaIti-
more; Epworth League at I p. M
Union Church. Twentieth Street. near
Pennsylvania avenue northwest Rev.
Page AiIburn- pastor-Union services
with the Western Presbyterian J.frrfr;.h
continue. Mr.. Milburn viii preach AZ
the Western Church, Z Street. near
7 Eeatieth. at Il a. m. and al the Union
N. E Church ut p. m Sunday-school
a 80 a. n; C1id-wCek service Thurs
DAY, s p m
Fletcher Church, corner Fourth street
and New York Avenue northwest
Preaching at II a m. by Rev. J. Edgar
Smith. Of the Methodist Protestant
Church; Epworth League, 7:+5 D. m.
ST. PauI's Church, Fifteenth and r
Streets NOTWITHSTANDING school $50
a. m; preaching by Rev. George Y.
Leech, D. T., II a. m. vesper service
under the auspices OF Inc EDwortb
League : p n
Metropolitan Church. Four-and- half
and c Streets northwest. Frank NJ. PRS
ioI, pastoT-Preaching. II a m. BY Rev.
J. L. HarIsock. Of New York; Sunday
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Episcopal.

St Matthew's Chapel. NJ and Hall
Streets southeast, Rev j. NJ E. Mckee
minister IN charge-Sunday school, g 80
a m. morning service and sermon. II
o'clock, evening service. with address. S
o'clock Seats free. Strangers welcome.
ST. Marks Pro-Cathedral. Third and A
Streets southeast-7:3 a m. holy com
muGion: II O'Clock. morning service and
sermon; S o'clock. eveninF prayer and
address All welcome.
Grace Church. Georgetown. Rev. DR..
Pettls, rect0r-Serviees. II O'Clock,
morning prayer and sermon by rector;
6;45 o'clock. evening prayer and address
on the lawn; Sunday school, $50 a N
All seats free.
Trinity Church, Third and c Streets
northwest. Rev. Richard P Williams.
rector; Rev. Frank M. Gibson, Phi. D..
asststsnt-Services on Sundays at 80
a. m. holy communion: II O'Clock. morn
ing service and sermon Choly communion
first Sunday in the month";. All vel
come
Peoples opsn-air service around the
Peace C:oss. Cathedral site. Sunday al
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Thoughts On the Topic.

Christian life IS a growth. Athena ac-
cording to an ancient legend. issued
from the brain OF Jupiter in full armor.
equipped foT the battle But the Chris
tian as babe IL Christ must grow and
learn 10 put on the Christian armor.
The Christian must 20 or 10 perfection.
ard must never boast Of perfection at
tanned True piety never pats itself
on the back, never sits like little Jack
HoTner il the corner and says. What a
good boy am I. True pieJy is humble,
glories in the Lord. and seeks TO add
TO his faith. virtue, and 10 virtue
knowledge, and to knowledge self-cou-
troll, and every Christian grace.
Heaven ! not reached By single bound.
Bet we build the ladder by which ne rise
FROM the loVyly earth 10 the vsuIted skies
We mount 70 It's summit round by round.
We have escaped from the corruption
that IS in the world, but the old nature
dies hard We must divest ourselves OF
all the soiIed and sordid garments Of sin
Snd put on the garments CT the renewed
soul We overcome evil by doing good.
Inc new love has cast cut the old loves.
Cut IT the vicissitudas failures. and
struggles CT his own life Peter writes
TO his Christian brethren. For this
cause add On your part all diligence. 10
yCur faith supply virtue" The founda-
ton IS faith. II love be the greatest
thing IL the world. faith is the first
thing. Every step II the Christian life
must be taken in faith Without faith
it Is Impossible 10 please God, and he
that cOInsth 70 God must believe that be
is. and thai ne Is q rewarder o. them
tlat diligently seek him Faith is the
siGnFnaTd that points the way. the staff
upon which the pilgrim leans. ard when
the way grows dark, Il is good angel
that encourages him and leads him
home
But TO faith must be supplied virtue.
or courage. We are Tot 10 be clandes-
tine Christians and try 10 creep along
10 Heaven Oh tiptoe. but We are to cen
fess cur faith 10 the world. show cur
ccloTs. and to be faithful, even unto
death But in the times OF persecution
ibis would require moral heroism and
50 10 faith must be added courage
Then 10 courage. knowledge We should
seek 70 be intelligent Christians We
SHOULD be ready 70 give to everyone that
asks Us the reason for the hope that is
IL US We are eHioine5 70 grow in
grace and in knowledge Of the truth
Bat our growth in grace viii be nc
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tendon at O'Clock; sermon by Rev.
Chaplain c. c. Pierce. Good music by
vested choir. led by instrumental quar-
tet- Take the Tenleytown cars: prompt
seJyice. All invited.
Peoples open-air service. HipkIs
Place, Renilworth. Sunday evening. 40
o'clock. Rev. c. R. Stetson. preacher.
Music by vested choir Take Benning-
KenilwoTth car from Fifteenth and n
Streets northeast Special car leaves at
3:45 p. N.
St. Margarct's Church. Connecticut
Avenue and Bancroft Place. Rev. Her
bert Scott Smith, .. d. rector-At II
O'Clock, morning prayer and sermon.
Strangers welcome
The Church of the Epiphany. Thir-
teenth and G Streets. Rev. r. II. Nc
kim. D. D--Sunday services. 8 a. m.
holy communion. Il O'Clock. noruins
prayer and sermon 6 o'clock. evening
prayer and sermon.
ST. Andrews Church. Fourteenth and
Corcoran Streets northwest, Rev. Josiah
B. Perry; Rev. J. Wood Elliott-CeIe-
bTation Of the holy communion. T:S0 q.
m; morning prayer, II O'Clock.
ST Andrews Chapel. Txelfth Street.
Letween L and Y Streets northwest. Rev
D. F. Sprigg IN chsrge-Morning prayer,
II o'clock
Calvary Chapel. 1899 H Street north
east. f 1. a Bennett. priest IN charge
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| Christian character. To your faith add
courage to dare and 10 endure. This is
the meaning Of the word here translated.
virtue" II is q noble and ennobling
quality. It is often exemplifed in the
common walks of life
2 To this knowledge" must be added.
Without information. intelligence, .cou--
age may become impuIsive and rash. IN
telligent virtue is becoming more AMI
more demanded as the race advances in
civilization: and IN turn becomes pow
eTful factor in advancing the best form
CT civilization.
B. To knowledge. temperance. Not
temperance in It's restricted sense. but
temperance broadened in its meaning
till it signifies seIf-masterv "A little
learning Is a dangerous thing" SAYS an
old author II may tend to pun I'd and
unduly initiate. Self-controI rises into
dominance and reveals to man the gran
deur OF his being. It is this character
istic that qualities men for special emer-
geneies.
4. But even this virtue may become in
tolerant and ascetic. To it must be add
ed patience one Of the sweetest, most
vital. and most valuable OF ali the fac
tors entering into human character.
James says: Let patience have her per
feet work, that re may be perfect and
entire, wa-J Gg nothing"
. Thus ,-r the additions have been
cnie1y moral, as relating mostly TO our
attitude towaTt man Now he turns
the soul heaYenwaTd. and insists upon
the necessity Of ''godliness. How won
drousiy does this elevate mani Truly.
We must 90 20 the Bible to learn mans
actual and potential greatness. Marvel
Gus is our possible power to become
God-lIke! For Godliness is like
ness.
g. How natural is the adding now OF
brotheTlg kindness This is 10 preserve
the proper balance. Cody and pious
people haze often been inclined to sep
arate themselves from their fellow
men, and in solitude enjoy communion
with Jehovah.
.. And now the crowning virtue IS
charity in tie sense OF Gods own beautf-
fui love in the human heart Without
this grace We may become narrow and
6igoted With it our love Of the great
brotherhood will be generous and in
elusive Charity sufTereth long. and
is kind; charity envieth not: charity
yaunteth not itself. Is not pufIed up
Lesson Messages.
L All of Gods gifts are great.
?. The promises of God are all price
less. but he bestows them on the poor
est.
,. Gods promise is the live wire that
connects the dynamo of heaven with the
machinery Of manhood
i God has provided the only way Of
escape from corruption
D Lust is the blood poisoning OF the
life
S Lust is the road by which Satan
leads the soul TO ruin.
I Great diligence in duty will lead
to great glory Of destiny
s. Faith is the souls ''feeIer." BY
which 1t finds God.
8. Virtue is the sacred veil that
shields the soul from sin
10. knowledge IS the white Ifght that
God sheds on the soul
IL Temperance is the golden mean OF
manhood
u. Patience is the queen whose seep-
ire Is strength
Is. God1iness is God likeness.
H. Kindness Is love with sleeves
rolled u in service.
15- Charity is the center without
which there can be no circle OF life.
Is. Charity Is the golden chain that
binds the world about the feet of God.
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Presbyterian.

~-~Sg sS~4t---"
The Church Of the Covenant, Con
necticut Avenue. and Eighteenth
Streets, Rev. Teunis S HamIin. D. D..
pastor-Ar. Albert Parker Fitch viii
oticiate tomorrow at II a. m; Chris
tan Endeavcr meeting al : p m
First Church. Four-and-a- half street
northwest, between and D Streets.
Rev. Donald C Macleod, D. D., pastor
preaching al Il d. m by Rev Edward
Warren Christian Endeavor. 7 p. N.
West SIreeJ Church. p. Street, be
tween ThiTty-frst and Thirty second
Streets. Rev. W c. Alexander. D. 3,
pastOr-Preachiug al i a n. b. Rev
Carr Moore, Of Bridgeport, Va; no
evening service; Sunday school al $50
a m Christian Endeayor, D. m; mid
week evening service, Thursday, at 8
o'clock with lecture. Strangers cor
daily invited 70 all the services.
AssembIy's Church. Fifth and I
Streets. northwest-Preaching at Il a
n. by Rev. James E Irvine. OF Altoona,
"a no evening service; midweek ser
vice, Thursday evening at 7:45 o'clock
Central Church, Southern 1ssembiy.
corner [ and Third Streets. northwest
DF- Turnbull VIII preach 4 a. n: We'd
hesday. T. m Bible lecture. All
seats free.
Washington Heights Church. iEl9-
rama Avenue ard Columbia Road. Rev.
Z lawrence Hunt. Dastor-No morning
AefRlee but Sunday school, P. N. the
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR NOTES.

The Christian Endeavor Society OF
Berwyn Chapel has elected the follow
ing new officers: President. Nj James
A MaeEIwee: vice president. Miss EN-
ma Hunter: secretary, Miss c. r Haz-
ard; treasurer. Mr. Alexander Mowatt:
delegate TO the district union. Mr. John
Matson- The society has a membership
Of forty-three, and is in vigorous con
clifton.
Miss Annie Lee Elliott. president OF
the Christian Endeavor Society Of the
Church Of the Covenant. has been i'll
Tor some time with typhoid fever.
IN the absence Of the pastor of the
Vermont Avenue Christian Church, DR..
F. D. Power, the Christian E=Aea7or So
ciety had charge of the evening service
last Sunday. An excellent meeting was
keld, under the leadership Of gr H. T.
Clayton The attendance WIS good. a
Eumber Of visitors being present
The Christian Endeavor Scclety Of the
Gurley Memorial Presbyterian Church
recently sustained a sad loss in thu
death Of its corresponding secretary.
Miss Emma Myers. Miss Myers was an
r.
and her absence is keeuIy felt n the so
ciety and N the church
The Friends International Christian
EudcavoT convention is in session at
Richmond, Ind. from the 8th to the 10th
inst
A party Of about twenty-five young
people, mostly from Calvary Baptist
Church. left Thursday for two weeks'
stay At Ocean Grove. y. J Among the
number are Mr.. Owen P. KeItar. pres
ident-elect Of the District Christian En-
deayoT Union, and Mrs. KeIlar: Dr. F.
y SweTtwout. eE-treasUrer of the
Cnion- Mrs. Swartwout. Miss Hattie
SwaTtwout. and Miss Eta Hoskins. ad-
wiser of the intermediate Christian En-
deay2r Society Of Calvary Baptist
Church A pleasant time IS anticipated
Other Endeavorers spending vacations
away from the city are Miss Louise Dale
Leeds, third vice president OF the dis
tTict union. who is at Gettysburg. Pa
Miss Alice II. Meynes. chairman Of the
UFloE missionary committee. :. no hag
some 10 Atlantic City; Miss Flora John
son press correspondent of the union and
corresponding secretary Of the Christian
Endeavor Society OF the First Congre
gational Church, who is in tbs woods
o. Maine Miss Bessie E. Taylor cor
! responding secretary of the union. Is
also out CO the city.
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Scripture References.

Faith-Bom.. VIZ; Gal. ii:20; Heb,
xii; ] John, Va
virtue-Eph., WHO'LL; Phil, iv:S; Il
Tim. iii; I John, lila
Knowledge-H Cor. i've; Eph, liz
Il, Phil. iii-S-1O: II Pet. Hills.
Self-contTol-I Cor. ix-25: Gal. v:22,
.: Eph, Wiz, I3
Patience-EccI-, Wis: Luke. xxi:19:
Heb. x-36-38. Jas. i-2-4
Godliness-Ps-, iv:3; I Tim. Tvs: Wis;
Tit. iI:1I,12.
BrotheTly kindness-Rom. xii-10. !
Tess, iv-9; Heb, kill: I John iv-20- q.
Love- Cor, KILLS: xviii: COL
iii-f4: I Pet, Tvs.
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Suggested HYMNS

Christian Endeavor hymns-Faith, Isl
Virtue, $50; knowledge, los; SeIf-control,
PIP; Patience, 1OA $50; Goodness, 16S;
BrotheTly kindness. II; Love. 30.
The Endasvor hymnal-Faith. So; Vir-
tue, 116, $50; knowledge, 224 226- Self
control, I22; Patience. 81: Goodness.
ISL; Brotherly kindness. 1870: Love, u, IS.
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LOCAL NOTES

The district league cabinet will hold
its next meeting at the home OF Seere-
tary F T. Israel. American University
Park, Wednesday evening. August Is,
at which time the program for the COM
ing convention will be discussed and
FranRed
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St. Patrick's Church. Tenth Street.
near F Street northwest. the Rev D J
Stafford, D. D., pastor, the Revs. T. S.
Do'an and John Gaynor. assistants
Masses Sunday. :, .. and Il q. n. ali low
masses; baptisms. $50 p. m. benedic-
zion Of the blessed sacrament. 7:30
The meeting Of the promoters If the
Scared Heart have been resumed The
Rev. Father Gaynor has returned iron
his vacation.
ST. Aloysius Church. North Capitol
and Streets. the Very Rev. F. Y. Fink,
1 s J., pastor-OrdeT of services; Sunday.
upper church. masses. 6. :. .. and 1890
3 m; masses in lower church, $ and Q
/ a. m a sermon VIII be preached at the
1c:20 service In the evening at 7:2G
Q clock there viii be a short instruction.
followed by bencdictfon. Confessions viii
I be heard today and next Thursday At
and 7:30 p N. and every morning from
6 70 7:2o o'clock. The chiIdren's mass at
T. o'clock will be said in the basement.
The following changes in the assign
ment Of the clergy have been made: Rev
(. F. X. O'Conor. s. J.. late vice presi-
Gent Of Gonzaga College. goes to St. 10
seph's College. Philadelphia: Rev. Mar
Tin J HoHchan. 5. J.. late professor Of
The junior and sophomore classes at
Gonzaga College. goes 10 ST. Johns Col
!ege Fordham. y. y: Rev Thomas a.
Reid. s J. lately engaged in parish
~ rk. viii be engaged in similar duties
lat ST. Joseph's Church, Philadelphia: Mr..
Matthew l. Fortier, 5. J, late profes-
5or OF the freshman class at Gonzaga
College. viii enter the class Of theology
at Woodstock to make his final studies
or ordination; and for the same purpose
Nr. Henry \. Lyons. 5. J.. late fnstruc-
to- of the first academic class at Coma
"a, viii 90 TO Woodstock. and. lastly.
3ir. Richard Tierney. 5. J., late profes-
5or OF mathematics in the science class
Of the collegiate department OF Gonzaga.
goes TO Holy Cross College, Worcester,
Mass
Those coming 10 Washington are. The
Rev James O'Conor. s J.. will leave St.
Peters College, Jersey city, to take the
position OF vice president and project
IF studies at Gonzaga; the Rev. John L
Fleming, S. J.. comes from LoyoIa Col,
.ege, Baltimore. to teach second academ-
&C; the Rev. John Abel Morgan. S. J..
ONES TO Gonzaga from Holy Cross: the
Rev. Francis Mccarthy. s J.. comes
ION St Francis Xavier's. New York
be engaged in parish duties; Mr.
Christopher A Sullivan, s. J, viii re-
aiain at Gonzaga as an assistant and
grefect of discipline; Mr. Joseph A
o'ReiIly. 5 J., comes to Gonzaga from
It Joseph's College, Philadelphia, 20
each first academic; Mr.. Robert J.
Tracy. s. J.. comes from St Johns.
Fordham, 10 Gonzaga, to teach fourth
academic
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o'clock, and the preaching service con-
tinuing from until $50: the pastor
VIII preach on What a Christian Cannot
DO; there Will be chorus Of the Sun
day school children All are most cordi-
ally welcome, and palm-leaf fans
Will be provided for all who attend.
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Methodist.

wesley Church. corner Fifth and +
Streets northwest. Dr. W NJ Ferguson.
pastoT-Sunday school. $50 a m: ser
mon by Rev. W. l. Lynn al II a. n 4:
services at the Jail at 2:45 p. n; Ep-
worth League al p. m; sermon by Rev.
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The PRAYER meeting committee : 10 add faith.
and the lookout committee patience and the
social committee love Of the brethren. and the
missionary committee knowledge nd the ten.
per2nce committee Temperance and al q them
are TO add virtue and Goodness and love
Endeavorer's Daily Companion
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The board of control has ben invites
to hold its regular meeting in Septen-
Der at Eldbrooke N E Church, Tenley-
town. II is probable that the invitation
will be accepted
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-09

Mr. Charles H Roesch. the district
treasurer, desires that all of those
chapters which have not responded to
the request for 3 cents per capita should
do SO at once