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TRINITY CHURCH. Sd and c sts. NV Rev Rich
ard /. Williams. rector. Trinity Sunday services.
-. il. {. The rector breaches az II. RI. Rev.
Alfred Harding D. D.. Bishop o. Washington.
at Z Visitors cordially welcome
ST. MARKS CHURCH. u and 4 sts &c. Rev.
w. L. De Vdes. Ph. D. and Rev r. A. Curtis.
clergy. Trinity Sunday. Holy Communion. Z 20.
Morning PRAYER g. Ordination b. the Bishop Of
Washingtcn II. Evening prayer 2. with sermon
by ReT. Karl VI. Block.
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD. 9Th and
So. ne. Rev. C. s. Abbott. ir. Holy Communion.
10 a. m Sunday school. $50 q. m. Holy Com
muni0u and sermon. u a. m. Bible Class for the
Deaf $50 p. N. Evening PRAYER and sermon f0T
the deaf 10 =. N. Bible Study Class. $50 p. m.
Evening prayer and sermon. g ,. N. The Rev. ".
A. Warner. rector q 81. Andrews Church. Phia-
delTha, win preach 90 night.
EPIPHANY CHUPCH. G. St. Rev. Raudolrh H.
McKm ID. D.. rector. Holy Communion s a. NJ
Service and sermon by the rector az II a. n.
Service at I p. m. Preacher ar 8 =. m. Rev.
Floyd TCmkius. ID. D. Sunday school. go a. H.
and p N.
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION. Mass ave and
9Th st. NV, Rev J. Hcuuing helms. rector.
Services. and j G. and p. m. 40 p m.
chidrcns vesper service. choiI Of eighty children.
The rector viii preach al Il and 6. 80 D. IA.
violin recital by Prof kaspar AT the II a. m.
service the new altar and rered0s memorial 10
Bishop Satterlee. win be unveiled
ST PAUL'S CHURCH. ID and Washington Circle.
Rev. Robert Talbot and Rev. George " Atkinson.
clergy. Trinity Sunday services; Z %. Holy Com
muni0u go. Sunday school 10 O'Clock mathis
and Instruction. Il O'Clock Celebration and ser
mon. O'Clock. choral and e7ensoug and sermon.
Seats free
PEOPLES OPEN-AIR EYENsONG. MOUNT ST
Alban, Sunday. May p 1910. az p. n. SPECIAL
preacher. Rev. Clement Brown. The service viii
be sing by The cathedral choir. led b. a detach-
meut q the L. S. Marine Band. Take Teu1zIIy-
TOM cars
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BANK PRESIDENCY OPEN.
Successor to Frederick c. stevens
Not Selected by Board.

Directors of the Commercial National
Bank have not yet selected a successor TO
Frederick c. Stevens. whose resignation
as president has been in the hands of
the board for several months.
At a recent meeting a committee was
appointed to report on a time when the
acceptance of the resignation would be
advisable and TO investigate the cues
ton Of filling the office to the best
advantage.
The committee Is composed Of w. A.
Mearns. H. B. Davidson, (. z. Jordan.
J. A. Cahill. and W. 4. H. Church.
Among the probable successors to Mr..
Stevens, Vice President A. G. Chaplain
and w. A Mearns, president of the Dis
trict Bankers Association, have been
named
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PRESBYTERIAN.
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT.
Counectic,lt ave, y and 18th IS,
Charles Wood. minister
Stewart c. Harbinson. assistant Minister.
HaTTy 3. Angus. minister q PECK CaaQe,

i m, Or, Wood vii preach Musical service. led
hy church quartet from $50 70 4 O'Clock 4 D. H..
Prof Behler q PARIS viii speak on Protestant
ism IN France.' ,. n, Rev. s. NJ Swemer Of
Arabia. and Or. F. p. Meyer % London. will
Elve addresses. Musical service frCu 80 % s
O'Clock. with organ recital assisted by Miss Lark
irC vt0lOnccliist. Sunday school az Gas a. n
Christian Eudeavor meeting az o. n Thursday
evening az {. mldweek seulce
FIRST-The Strangur's Sabbath Home Donald g.
Macleod. y. D.. minister. Il A. M. the Ias-or
VIII preach, subject The unity % Chris-cr-ioul 20
T. m. Young peoples mass meeting under aus
rlces % Worlds Convention rs r. m section
Of Worlds Convention speakers. Rev. Alriro Refs
moderator Of PreSbyteriau General Assembly o.
south America, and Rev. Il NJ Hamril. 4 Ten
nessee. ;. s, go a. n special programme.
y. r. ;. G. T.. 63j T. n. Visitors 10 the World s
Convention especially invited
NEW YORK AVE. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
New York ave-. II and 18th SIS Dr.. Wallace
Radcliffe, pastor. i a. H.. public worship. ser
mon b. the pastor. rs 2. H.. addresses hy
Bishop Stunts. q the PHILIPPINES. and Rev. Dr..
Bell q san Francisco Music led BIZ quartz;
choir. 80 a. n. Bible school.
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TEXAS CYCLONE KILLS.
Six Are Injured When Wind Races
Houses and Barns.

Six Are Injured When Wind Races
Houses and Barns.
Dallas. May 20.-Windstorms Of cy-
clonic proportions wrought havoc over a
large section of South Texas last night
One fatality is reported Adives are
coming in slowly on account of crippled
service. A large number Of dwellings and
barns were wrecked, and large damage is
reported in the oil fields.
FIFTEEN dwellings were wrecked at Sour
Lake. The residence and outbuildings on
the farm of T. c. Smith. seven miles
north Of Houston, were wrecked.
At Middleton the eleven-year-old son
Of J. L. Mouse was killed and three Of
his other sons were injured. At SeaIey
the home of Charles Phillips was de-
stroyed Mr. and Mrs Phillips and their
child were seriously injured
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BROWN UNIVERSITY HOLDS
EARTH TRAvERSED TAIL

Providence, r. /, May 2O-Prof. Win
slow Upton. OF Brown University. does
not concur wholly with some other as
tronomers IN the belief that the earth
missed the tail of Halleys comet and did
not undergo the plungs through the mil
lion miles OF star dust" but thinks that
the world did make the passage during
the daylight hours yesterday
We are pretty certain that the earth
was swept by the tail OF Halley's comet
yesterday during daylight" he said to-
day, because We picked up the tail be-
fore daylight Thursday morning in the
East"
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Delegates TO Snenk.

Delegates TO the Sunday school conven-
ton will speak at the Gospel Mission,
1870 Pennsylvania avenue. among them
being the Rev. Charles L. Page, Of the
Dudley Street Baptist Church, Boston.
and Mr.. Frank Curtis, OF the Good Cheer
Mission, Of Boston. Mr.. Frank Curtis
will speak Saturday night, the Rev. Mr..
Page on Sunday night. and Miss Jennie
Smith on Monday night
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nnndIe Of s. Rills Stolen

The chief Of police Of Syracuse, n. Y,
has asked the police to look out for 240
new So bills which were stolen from a
Syracuse bank April Is. The bills are
of the series of 1902. E3795 The issue of
the National Bank of Syracuse, bear the
vignette Of Benjamin Harrison, and are
dated February 25, 1904
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SCOTT CARRIES,COUNTY.
Senator Fighting for Recollection
Gets 1,5OO Majority.

Special 20 Tho Washington Herald.
Wheeling, W. Va. May Ex-senator ".
B. Scott has probably carried Ohio coun-
" over Representative William z. Hub
bard who is contesting his reelection.
by a majority largely exceeding 1000.
Scott claims the county by 1900 and
the nomination OF Julian G. Hearne. the
Scott candidate for the State senate,
over r. NJ. Addleman by about 1000.
\ remarkably heavy vote was poIled.
and. although the feeling was intense
throughout the day. there were no dis
orders.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

Mt. PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Preaching az Il a. H. by rev S n. Ncrurar.
n =. At ?. H. Rev. Y. Ono. Of japan and
Dr.. James A. Maxwell Of Pcunsylvaria. delegates
20 the Worlds sunday School Convention. VIII
make addresses sunday school az $50 a. m
The crusc-ati1u service for yoUrE people. in ON
motion with the Worlds Sunday School Corveu-
uon. VII be held n the church az p n.
Union Christian E-6c1voT seriCp Junior Inter
mediate. and Young Peoples societies i1 The
Sunday school room, so T, n. % $50. subject.
What Is 70 20 be a Caris.ianf" Leadr- Gather.
Inc Cleveland. Annette HowaTth. and james Horn
ada. SOLO bv Mrs Harriet HrgEh, violin solo ~
Miss Elizabeth Wilbur The Junior meeting VII
be emitted
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LADIES TUCKED SHIRTWAISr.
Paris Pattern No. 2181
All Seams Allowed.


Any OF the checked velveteens. silkA
cheviots or shepherds plaids are suit
able for the development OF this pretty
model. Four tucks either side Of the
front give the necessary fullness 10 the
waist which is fastened at the left side
with medium-sized velvet-covered but
tons and ornamented with a plisse ruff
fie OF plain-colored taffeta silk. The
turnover portions on the collar and
cuffs are Of plain-colored velvet match
ing the buttons. The pattern is in 7
IS bust the waist requires AZ yards OF
material % inches wide, or 81 yards II
inches wide. or 27s yards So inches wide,
or "a yards A inches wide.
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STONE FIGHT AT FUNERAL.
Man HurIs Rock, Sister-in-lnv Uses
Hatchet and Gun.


Hagerstown. Nd. May 2n.-David Black
charged with assaulting his slster-in-law
Mrs Mamie Black. was fined s. and costs
to-day by Justice Hoffman The trouble
grew out Of the funeral arrangements
Of Blacks brother. William Black, for
merly Of Hagerstown. but who died in
Baltimore where he had been living a
number Of years
Mrs Black testified that when the
traverser called at her house TO make
arrangements TO bring the body here
there was a disagreement and Black
hurled a stone at her.
II missed her and made a large dent
in the door. She procured a Ratchet
and struck i'm several times win il and
then ran for a revolver. She said II
she had gotten the pistol Black would
have been a dead man. Black said he
merely tapped his sister-in-law on the
cheek.
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COMET WITNESSED
IN WESTERN SKY
Continued from Page one.

moreover, will not. solely because of the
pulsion exercised by the earth's surface.
Mr.. Ries' theory is that the positive at
traction Of the sun for the slight mass "
the nucleus Of the comet is changed into
repulsion as soon as the comet actually
is reached. This causes the detaching Of
a part Of the mass OF the nucleus which
goes with other things to make up the
tail Of the comet.
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAvOR NOTES.

one OF the leaders In young peoples
work in the Worlds Sunday School Con-
vention is Rev. Efralm Rang. who is an
Intimate friend Of DR., Francis E. Clark.
president Of the Worlds Christian En-
deavor Union. Mr.. Rang is visiting this
country officially in the interests OF the
Scandinavian churches. and will recon-
mend TO the young people IN these
churches that they affiliate themselves
with their Christian Endeavor friends in
other churches.
Or. George W. Bailey. chairman OF the
executive committee Of the Worlds Sun
day School Association, urges every
Christian Endeavorer 70 take advantage
Of his opportunity TO attend one OF the
equipment or conservation services. 10 be
held tomorrow az o'clock in eleven
churches.
Miss Agnes E. Suman. superintendent
Of the junior department Of the District
Christian Endeavor Union, assisted IN
the organization OF a Junior Society Of
fifteen members al the Takoma Park
Presbyterian Church. last Sunday.
Endeavorers Of the District. who have
been readers OF Union Work, a monthly
paper, which has been printed for the
past three years by the United Society
Of Christian Endeavor. will be interested
to know that this paper has been incor-
porated in The Christian Endeavor
World. This step has been decided upon
in view Of the fact that Union Work did
not reach as large a number OF Christian
Endeavor workers as The Christian En-
deavor World and II is believed that by
combining the two. more good will be &C
complished. The space devoted 10 union
work in The Christian Endeavor World
in the future will be fully as great.
The contest which is open TO all mem
bers Of District Of Columbia Christian
Endeavor societies for a song to be sung
at the Atlantic City convention next.
year, viii close June 6.
Contestants must have their song
mailed TO Miss Virginia Raymond, super
intendent of the music department OF the
District union, 100 Bond Building. The
object Of the contest IS to secure the
best song possible for the District OF
Columbia delegation to the convention.
The requirements are that it must have
chorus, must be set TO the tune Of a
familiar song, and the District Of Col
umbia" must be mentioned in II. Songs
should be mailed in sealed envelopes
with authors name on a separate slip.
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MISS MOVES

Miss Noyes is a cousin OF Or. Seward
Webb, OF New York; also a cousin OF
Nine. All Kuli Khan. the Persian con-
sul's wife. She is descended from the
Flemings and Lees Of Virginia.
At the Greek festival, Ben Greet In
Grecian costume. will recite the pro-
logue from an old-time scroll. Mr.. Greet
calls Miss Noyes the most perfect Greek
type he has ever seen.
Miss Noyes will make her professional
debut in London next autumn.
In case Of rain on Monday, the Greek
festival will be postponed.
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VIII spenk at Annon.tin-

Speakers appointed to address the Ana
costa Baptist Church congregation on
tomorrow evening are Miss Jennie Moy-
err. of Indiana, and J. Shreve Durham.
Of Chicago. They are attending the
Worlds Sunday School Convention
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Locuii Temperature.

Midnight. g.; aim. 81; a m. 5s;.6 a. m, 81
s a m. s.; 10 a. m. q; u noon, 70: 2p NJ, rs
p H.. Il. 6 D m. 60: u m. %; 10 d m. 50
Maximum. rs; minimum. IS.
Relative humidity-S a. m, z; 2 .. n, 50. & r,
m. 90 Rainfall Is p m TO D. M. on. Houry
Il sunshine g.: per cent d possible alnshine a.
Temperature same date last yesS-Maxinlun. G.
minimum, g.
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New Rector Take. CHARGE

Rev. Jay Johnson Dimon. the new rec
tor Of st. Andrews Church. Fourteenth
and Corcoran streets. has arrived in the
city, and will begin his ministry In that
church at the II o'clock service Sunday
morning.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.
.. S. Dept. Of Agriculture. Weather Bureau.

Washington, Friday. May %, 1908 .. m.
ine winds along the New England and Middle
Atlantic coasts will Be light 70 moderate southerly:
on the South Atlantic ooaSt moderate southerly: on
the East Gulf coast light % moderate and mostly
southery; on the West Gulf coast moderate 70 brisk
southeast 70 south; on the Great Lakes moderate
and variable
Steamers departing Saturday for European ports
VIII have light 70 moderate southery winds with
showers 70 the Grand Banks
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SQUANDERED CHARITY FUNDS
Secretary Commits Suicide Fenriug
Discovery of $1,000. 900 shortnge.

Discovery OF S3,OOO,OOO Shortage.
Paris. May 2O.-Dr. Leon Petit, secretary
general Of the Deuvre Ormesson, a chart
table foundation. committed suicide this
morning He left a note in which he
stated he feared the consequences Of an
investigation Of the affairs Of Sister Can
dide.
Later Sister Candide was arrested.
The suicide and the arrest have caused
stupihcation throughout France. A gem
eral cry was raised when II was discov-
cred that the 100000 given by the pupilc
for the care OF consumptive children had
gone TO pay for jewelry, which neverthe-
less had not been paid for. but had been
pawned in London.
Sister Gandide remains mute. and is
seemingly Indifferent TO his fate.
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some weeks in Detroit as a guest OF his
old friend and classmate. Bishop Foley.
is expected 10 return this evening and
preside at the service tomorrow.
AT the Immaculate Conception Church a
large class OF children will make their
first communion at the : o'clock mass.
At ST. AIMS Church, TennalIytown. thu
May procession will take place Tomorrow
at o'clock
Arrangements have been made bv
Father Smyth for an additional mass on
Sundays for the convenience Of the par
ishioners, many OF whom come quite q,
distance. The regular order in future
will be: Masses at St. AIMS at :. 8 and
Il o'clock. and at the Chevy Chase MIS-
sion at $50 o'clock Sunday mornings.
The Ladies Auxiliary OF the Ancient
Order Of Hibernians will receive COM
munion tomorrow morning In body ao
the o'clock mass at St Patrick's
Church. Rev. Dr. William T. Russell
will celebrate the mass and preach a
short sermon. and the sanctuary choir
will render the music
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CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
IN WASHINGTON AND ITS VICINITY
Notices
EPISCOPAL.

FOUNDRY NJ. z CHURCH. 18th and Church SIS.
NV. go a. NJ. Sunday school. II a. m Prof.
J. r. Chitambar Of India. l. Rev Floyd ".
Tcmkins y. D. q Philadelphia. 7 D. n. Ep-
worth League. 2. Rev. William Thomas. Of Wales.
and Rev. George II. Jones. ID. D.. o. Korea.
Strangers welcome
MEMORIAL ". z. CHURCH.
conner John Marshall place and O 8. John Reid
Shannon. minister At II a. n Thou shalt
love SC. AT T. m. the Rev. Dr. John ".
Butler. q Mexico ard the Hon John r. PeppeT
20 Memphis. viii b. speakers; delegates % World 8
sunday School Convention. Sunday School and
Metropolitan Bible Class. so a. N. EpWortA
League 635 y m
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BAND CONCERT.

At Washington Barracks. d. C.. BY L. s.
Engineer Band. julius Hamper. chief musi-
clan. tomorrow at p n. Programme:
March. The Marathon" .............P Phillips
Overture. Flying ARTILLERY ..... .Bergenholz
waltzcs from The Dollar Princess" Fail
Selection, The Fortune Teller w Herbert
Habanera. Mexican Kisses .........R Roberts
Niedley. Plantation Echoes ........... Goats
The Star-Spangled Banner"
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. cor. 18th and L sta
Ulysses G. B. Pierce. d. D. minister e.f5 a n
Sunday school Class for the Comparative Study q
Religion and Unity Study Class i a H.. nom
Ing service. scTmOn by Rev. Dr Rush r Ship7cu-
There IS also kindergarten during the hour q morn
Ing Worship. 10 y. r.. Young Peorls's Religious
Union The public invited % an serzices.
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH NOTES

On Thursday the annual choir concert
OF St Marks parish will be held at the
National Rifles Armory. The proceeds
are used for the expenses Of the choir
boys in Southern Maryland during the
vacation period
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LUTHERAN.

LUTHER PLACE MEMORIAL. Thomas Circle.
Lcyd G. Douglas pastor Sunday school go
Public worship. Il, scmol theme Comrades 90
g.. F.. Z. Public worship. s. Addresses by Tbs
Rev. s. Taraka Of japan, and Mr.. Williau T..
Ellis. q SWarthmore Pa. SPECIAL music Free
seats. Strangers cordially welcomed
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UNIVERsALIST.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER 18th and L SIS. NJ.
Rev. John Van Schaics. r.. pastor. Il a. n.
morning seryice. s.45 a. r., Sunday school. /! -
=. n Y 7. q. L
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CATHOLIC CHURCH NOTES.

Mgr. Bcnaventure Ceretti, who was
called TO Rome about two months ago by
the serious Illness Of his father. has re-
turned to Washington and resumed his
duties as auditor OF the apostolic legation
Rev. Joseph Himmel, s. J. president OF
Georgetown University, and Rev. Eugene
Del. Mcdonnell, rector Of St Aloyslus'
Church, returned yesterday from visit
to Leonardtown, Nd, where they accom-
panied Cardinal Gibbons and assisted IN
the celebration Of the silver jubilee Of
the Visitation Convent in the old Mary
land town.
May professions will be held tomorrow
afternoon at St. Pauls Church. Fifteenth
and V streets: St. Joseph's Church. In
macuIate Conception Church. St. Angus
tines Church. St. Martins Church. St
Mary's Church, Trinity Church, George
town. and the Church Of the Nativity.
Brightwood, D. c.
A three days retreat for the children
Of the parish has been in progress at St.
1NdAS NHuANII SAlOV AAuAo udSs ana VII!
be brought 70 a close tomorrow morn
ing at the 9 o'clock mass by Rev Father
Wunnenberg. when the children will re-
ceive their first holy communion. spe-
cial service will be held in the afternoon
at o'clock when the first communicates
will renew their baptismal promises and
be invested with the scapular. The MEM
bers Of ST. Boniface's Beneficial Society
will receive communion tomorrow morn
ing in a body at the 7:30 mass
About $50 children. including the Junior
Sodallty. will be in line at the May pro-
cession of St PauTs Church tomorrow
afternoon at O'Clock. Mgr. James F.
Mackin, rector. who has been spending
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BOY KILLED BY BASEBALL.
Collapsed just as Umpire Cried
"Outw

New York. May 2O.--The baseball in
stinct was so strong in Harry Becker
a fourteen-year-old boy. that, although
struck in the abdomen by a batted ball
during a game, he managed TO throw
the ball to first in time to catch the run
ner.
As the umpire cried out" Becker col
lapsed and was dead when a physician
reached his side
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Tide Table.

To-day-Hish tide. 6:lO a. m. and 6as p. m. Low
tide l2s2 a. m. and 1856 p m.
TomoTrUw-High tide. 61s a. m. and 716 D m.
Low tide. 90 o. N. and 81 D. N.
Condition of the Water.
Special 20 The Washington Herald
HarpeTs Fern. W. Va. May 2n-Potomac dear
and Shenandoah slightly cloudy
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SPIRITUALIST.

FIRST CHURCH. Pythian Temple. yC,a oh s..
nv. second fooz. 80 ,. r.. lecture and messages
b. NrS. Hates All Invited
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH. 18Th ard Corc7rau stN ~. Tbs
Rev. Frark SeEaL. D. D.. pastor. Mo--iug se-v-
ice az Il 6. m; The Holy C-y-The New Je-l-
sllern.' Sunday school. -2L5 Free loan library
u the writings II Swr5e-br-r
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Last Sunday evening there was an ad-
mission service Of new members Of St
Marks branch OF the Girls Friendly
Society.
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE,

EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHCRCH.
Pythiau Temple lO-2 Oh 81. nv. Lecture SUNDAY.
i A. r.. by Bishop OLIVER C.. SABIN: S.b'e-t.
How % Learn this truth" Seats free. Al IL
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Temperatures In other cities, together With The
amount Of rainfall. for the twelve hours ended at
p N. yesterday, as follows:
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. Ists
and r SIS. Nv Services: Sunday Il a u aad
?. 70.
Subject. soul AND BODY"
Sunday school. Il a. u. "Wednesday evening
meeting. o'clock. Public cordially in7ites. All
seats free. Free reading room. COL Col,rado Bldg.
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GOSPEL MISSION.

GOSPEL MISSION. IZ0 Pa. ave Frank Curtis.
q the Good Cheer Mission. Bo<-or. viii srezk TO
night Re-. e. I. PAGE q Boston SUNDAY night
aud Miss Jennie smith the railroad eTarsslis,
On Monday rirfr. All wrr~---o
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ST. THOMAS,
Near Unn0nt Clrcle.

ST. THOMAS.
Near Dupont Circle
a. m.-Holy Communion.
II a. m.-SeUice and sermon by rector: Sunday
school work d"
; 2. m.-Sunday school rally. Rev Prof Albert
Clot. italy Rev. II. L. Duhlins D. D..
penusylvauia.
p m--Rey. Canon J. W Austin.
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THEOSOPHY.
EVOLUTION OF OCCULT POWER N MANI
Lecture. Sunday. Il a. IT,
AZ TheosoThlc FaI, 1877 Il 81 nv,
By Dr " ". BAKER
Public invited. PUbic study Glasses. y
Wednesday and Friday. Lectures and classes f7ee.