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THE WASHINGTON HYDRAULIC PRESS BRICK COMPANY are prepared to deliver Paving, Red and Press brick. Office, 49 Kellogg Building. "m5-18t" Se © cue suoresam. Table d’Hote Dinner 81, << CHEAPER THAN COAL USE THE PERFECT SUCCESS GAS STOVE. Call and examine aps C. A. MUDDIMAS, 614 12th st. @=Di LS. NICHOLSON HAS MOVED HI3 c= ‘Office and Residence from 604 12th st, to ‘HL st. nw. _— hours § to 12am, 3 to 6 pom ml my16-3m0 = THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COM y, northeast corner 15th st. and ork ave., receives on deposit for safe keep.ng, at ve: | Inederate rates, Silver Ware, Securities and valuables ‘of every deseription. Safe ‘Deposit Boxes fer rent at the very lowest rates, Sian THIRD CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSO- eiation.—Fifth first payment first 5 per ceut interest, and constitutions obtained ‘at the following-named places: OFFICE OF THE ASSOCIATION A. DEPUE, Prest,, 0. 7. THO! 820 dig at. aw. W.T, WALKER, V.Prest., v1 BK Bid'g. Treas. 1411 G at. strict Building, A. ARCHEK, W, H. BUTLER, 4g and I sts. s.w. B.A. WALRER, 7th and OURSTORE WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY FRIDAY, MAY 30. Our friends wi purchases betore that day, E. B. BARN ju store for you. » May 2 lers of the Franklu In- aranee Counpany of Washington, D. C..will be held at office on MONDAY, ine ~, tor the election of @ (12) directo ve the ensuing ye Polls open from 12 to ack Pm my20-tod-8t J. FENWICK YOUNG, Secretary. ge A COPARTNERSHIP FOR THE MANU- | facture and Sale of an “Improvement in | Medical Compounds” hax been entered into on the ivth doy of April, 18¥O, between AN’ x f. NAVAKKA snd EDWARD A. BULTS. “- NATIONAL CAPITAL INVESTMEN' CO,, | BPN 2 Vatctes cesiringe to take stock tn thig Lew company, paying pershare each mouth u 18 paid in, to be started with | ana ave. A meeting of subscribers for otvanization aud election of «fiicers will be called when ai the stock | Seubseribed. ‘5. H WALKER. ic OF COLLECTOR OF TAXES, DIS- trict of Columbia, Washing.ou, May 1, 1890— The attention of taxpayers is called to the tax levied for the year ending Juue 30, 1590, personal property. The second half of Lot previously paid, will become due and payable on frst day of May, and if not puid before the first day of June ensuing shall thereupow be in arrears. and de- huquent, and # penalty of two, per ceutuiu upo the awouut “thereof shall be added and the same, w.th other taxes due and i arrears,will be listed for adver - Usement aud tax sale in fue manner prese Dusttict of Col Be G, DAVIS, Coliec- my1- MAY 24, 1890. _SPECIAL NOTICES. | 6.700 00 119 i Due from other national bunk: Banking house, furniture and Current expenses wud taxes pai Checks aud other cash 1 B Kedemption fand with t Por cent of circulation), ‘Total. LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in, Surplus frn¢ Undivided pronts National bank notes oi individual depesits sub] Total... LIABILITIES. Demand certiticates of Ganital stock paid in 208 88 ‘Sand neces Surplus fund. O00 $2 Due to other nats 06 OL vided profits, ae tional bank note 000 00 C7AGA8G 8G | Individual detonite sulject to i$ 47 emand ceriiticutes of deposit... iu ———— | Certified checks soe a District of Columbia, « I, Wm. B. Baldwin, cashier of the above-named bank, do soleumly swear that the above statement is true io the best of my Knowledve and be W. B. BALDWIN, Cashier, Subscribed and sworn to before me this 24th day of May, 1890. HK. SIMPSON, Notary Public. Cotrect—Attest: W. PC, HAZEN CHAS. @. DULIN, Hi iu.| sedi By Vnited States depo-its, Due to other national tanks. Due to state bunks and baukers. Total, Sz * | City of Washington, 1, CHAS. 5. BRADLEY Kk, do solemul of Washington, ss,: ashier of the above-named swear thut the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. It ho v! HARDIN ‘CHAS. b. BRADLEY, Cashier, = ae ae reid = a Subscribed and worn to before me this 24th day of ~e REPORT OF THE CONDITION ‘May, 1890. I. FENWICK YOUNG, bases 3 z i ‘Notary Public, THE COLUMBIA NATIONAL BANK At Washington, in the District of close of business May 17, 1 RESOURCES. Loans and discounts. ® Ovordratts, secured and U.S. Bonds to secure eireul . Bonds on hand g Due from approved en Due from other National Banks. Due from State Bauks and bankers. Banking house, furnitnre aud fixtures, Current expenses and t_xes paid, Prem ums on U.S, Bonds, Checks and otuer cash ite Exchanges for clearing li Billa of other banks oun 1 Directors, HI it __ GEOL AYNEAL, Jn REPORT OF THE CONDITION oF THE NATIONAL SAVINGS fae 8! Of the District of Columbia, at Washii the close of business, May 17, ‘Total... LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in. Surplus fund. Undivided profi National Bauk notes out Individual d: posits subject to checie. Demand certificates of deporit.. Certifted checks... Due to other National banks * Bills payable. amas ‘Total ... District of Columbia, County of Washington, SOUTHARD PARKER, Cashier of t naiued bank, do solemnly swear that the above state- juent is trne to the best of my kuowledge aud belief. E. SOUTHAKD PARKER, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to beture me this “4th day of Mi ¥ “| WILLA’ E el x THOS. H. YOUNG, Notary Public. | Correct—atieat e DH: MYERS, Notary Public. LIABILITL Undivided profi Individual deposi Thwe certificates of de Total... District of Co'umbia, County of Washington, a I, BENJAMIN P. SNYDER. President of the above- Rained bak, do sole t the above state- ment is true ’ owledse and belief, BENJAMIN ESN) De, President rn to before me this 23d duy of Correct—Attest: ANDREW WYLIE, 7 AT. BRITTO M.G. EMERY, irec BR Lata ya LEWIS CLEPHANE, (DTT ALven REPORT OF TH CONDITION ee ectant = on Ti BH MAESEIG e wn GENTRAL NATIONAL BANK, UNM. PACKER, At Washington, of Columbia, at the AY BARKEK ) 7, “Deferred payment Gu Banking Horse, 1t oe eee —— => RLPOWT OF THE CONDITION OF Loans and discounts 2.499 99 At WAH, NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK, secured ‘ TOKO 265 Vashington, D, C.. at the close of busine oS jo wectre Chreniat 1, | shonkeraecuritieninarien roan zo, 08 Due trom approved reserve agents, Due from other national benks, Due from state bauks and bankers, Banking house, furniture and fixtures Current eX; enses and taxes pald. Premiums on U. 8, bonds. ‘Checks and othercash itenis Fachanses for clextiug house Bills of other banks Frectional paper en: cent: Specie, Legal tetider ioies, Redemption fund witir U.S Treas <5 per cent of circulation Total...... RESOURCES, Loans and discounts. Gverdrafta, secured abd unsecured, U.S. Bouds to secure circulation, U: 8, Bonds on hand Stocks, securitics, J O43 BE 20,176 99 ‘885 0O Due trom other National Banks Due from State Banks aud bankers. (2! ruiture aud fixtures, nd worticages owned Current expenses and taxes paid... Premiums ou U. 8. Bonds, Checks and other cash iter say LIABILITIES. peeie, Capital stock paid in escieiion rae durplus fund. te Cndivided 100,040 00 BO,763 16 1288.09 Qo U.8. Certificates of deposit’ tor lewai tional bank no Individual deposits ‘hal bake, Duo to tate banks aud bankers ‘Total... LIABILITIES. ‘Capital stock, pala in. Undivided profits. Dividends unpaid. Individual de City of Washington, District of r TJ. A RUPE: cashier of the sion, soleronly swoar that the abovs «tate: thebestof iny imowtese and beher |. A. RUFF, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before inisting : aisabaribes fore in ths 4th day of : ai Bi Due to State Bauks aud bankers. ‘otal... ARENCE, 8. NORMEN' i 2 <= | Correct—Attest: RMENT, Notary Pubite, District of Columbia, aie AN QBUENT. 1. George HB; White, cashier of the above-named ¥ Wei baisk, do'so etuuly sweat be ubyve statenient ie eR CH Directors true to the best of ny knowledge ind belle! He aeOW Ne TON GLU. U. B. WHILE, Cashier. 1t W.E. CLARK, 1 fol his > —— REPO ITIO sibabyeribed and jain to = en fa ae o REPORT OF THE CONDITION y Publio, a AAEFRED B. }. Notary re THE WEST END NATIONAL BANK, WM. ‘THOMPSON, At Washington, In the District or Oo} TES OTH, Lp irecto close of business May 17,1800. St be Ft pUndeD. 7 RESOURCES, pnd ened Loans and discounts: WE ARE SELLING A FULLY GUAR- TEED, EASY-RUNNING 12-INCH LAWN MOWER FOR $4.50. ADJUSTABLE WINDOW SCREENS, 62.75 Doz. WINDOW SCREEN FRAMES, *20c. EACH. SCREEN DOORS, COMPLETE, WITH 8PRING ! WIRE, 75c. PER 100 8Q. FT. LIGHTNING OK GEM ICE CREAM FREEZERS, 3-QUART, 81.75. 25 FEET GAKDEN HOSE WITH PATENT NULZLE, - BARBER & ROSS, 911 PENN. AVE. CUT PRICES ON TENNIS. WRIGHT & DITSON'S PETTIT RACQUET....83.75 WRIGHT & DITSON'S CHASE RACQUET... 4.00 WRIGHT & DiTSON’S SEAMS SPECIAL RACQUET... o Which’ & DITS ‘3 REGULATION BALLS. | DRY “MALKELS, MIKE, BACK STOP NEDTING, SQUAKE FEET. : — KOPPEL, ins Femoved to No. 1329 14th st. nw., bet. Nand ote ‘ves where he will be picased to see is yeecebermtren m19-20* TRAVELERS IN EUROIE. rm | LETTERS Or cREDIT, DRAFTS, CABLE Every convenience in Finaucis! Matters afforded trav- ‘elers abroad. LEWIS JOHNSON & CO., Bankers, Penna, ave ARTIST TAILOR, nn a anlage nn, = secificeeeaN ‘and bus st. nw. Wy AS TED—BOAMDERS FOR THE SUMMER AT Wotantat farm house in Priuce 's county, | Md; no objection to ast) “—) hee an REPORT ol THE CONDITION ‘THE LINCOLN NATIONAL BANK, At Washington, 10 the District of Columbia, at lose of business, May 17, 1890." "2? Overdrafts, secured and G U.S. bonds to secure circulation. Due from approved reserve uenia, Due from other national baka, Dive front state banks an Baukiig house, fernitur 8% Seehsete Saar * os RESOURCES. Carrent expences and tax Bet Loans and discounts, 359,400 02 | Pre bonds 11088 80 Overdrafts, secured ad’ unsecured: 7 8g | Cheekwand other cash ite zane oo U's. bonds fo secure circulation Lxchatyges for cleatin ho Sah Ro Due from approved reserve Bilis of other bangs 64 00 Dus from other natioual banks Fractional paper currency, ii Due tom state bauks cents. 718 Bepking house, Gp ty aay 74 55 Premiums on U. 8, bonds 40 UO ‘Checks and other cash Lo ° oo i Capital stock paid in. Cnatvided proats 478 90 Hea a ie # ‘oa Total. $30.170 37 District of Columbia, county of Wi ; Tr Charion f Wilteunns eeaines of the abbee: batik. do ‘aweat that the above is 82 | true to the best of my knowledge and Certified % 9.71 Dute to other natioual se ‘CHAS, P. alpha ene ees hig Total Washi: os of Wi CH ef gtiie Cushier of the abot dined bon. do eslecully owens” ei avant. Ment is true to the best of my knowledye and Auoet: ‘Notary Putte mes-2t a nt SPECIAL NOTICES. EV. DR. GARRIGAN, VICE-RECTOR OF bolic University. will preach in St, Pate whuren at 11 o'clock ‘0 uorrow. At DK. J. FE. RANKIN OF HOWARD UN. versity will preach the j-sccala: mon to the class of "YO SUNDAY EVENING, 8 o'clock, First Congretational Church, 10th and G'sts nw. * Sq@e=2= METROPOLITAN AME CHURCH, M st. bet. 15th and 16th n.w.—The pulpit will tomorrow, 11 m., by Rev. John W. Beckett, the newly appointed pastor from the Puiladel- conference. 1t* WESLEY CHAPEL, COR 31H AND F oy, Rev. Charles’ W. Baldwin, pastor. unday School 9:3 a.m. Preaching by the bastor 11. Qin and 7:45 p.m, Prayer meeting Lbarsday SHILOH BAPTIST ear 14 <>’ : phe, Great Preacher." “Sabbath school 9:30 a.m. Seats } fil iw § THE ASCENSION, MASS. 11 ain., ushers will seat free. Gro Set PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Cox. | ‘6th and Cats ‘The pastor, Dr. Hersey, will preach at 11 a. t topic: Some danger signals in ho: Se 8 Fone see jcnorrys the ‘regular “Shebuoth gost services will be of unusnt imerest, th being the confirmation of seventeen yous cap fu the Jewish ruith ‘The confirmation services conducted throughout in the fustish | . Sttancers will be atmitted aa fares the seating ca- Pacity of the temple will permit, at ¥.M.C.A. 1400 NEW YORK AVE. N.W— | Gosyel Meeting Sunday, 4:30 piu.” Ad- areas by Rey. F. 0. Yower, D.D, pastor Veriucnt Ave Corinvan Chur h. “Young men'gud strangers wuvited. Young men’s m vii g (inissi Cuesiayy 8 pom Short addresses Uy tm Kwame Sob, Corea: Mr TM. Dawson, U. 8. "consul to Newcastle, N.S. W..and omers. at a ETROPOLITAN ME. CHURCH, COR. and C sts., Rev. cM. Corey, D.D. ng at Ll ain, At 7:45 p.m, the fourth series : “Is religion asource of streuxth: am. Epworth League 6:30 ARTISA! TU. MASS MEET- ing SUNDAY at 3 pm. at the Congreca- tonal Chureh, corner 10th and G xts. n.w., to discuss the questiou How best io aid the District Commission ers in their efforts to enforce such ‘aws as sgall make safe paths for our sons and daughters. Hon. J.D. Stew- art; Hey. Dr. Hershey, Hon. C. H. Ellis and otners yal pei TEMPERANCE MEETINGS TOMORROW ‘evening, Good Temyp.ar's Hall, Dr. Heusle; will preside ; extra music; talented speakers invite At Star of Hope, cor, 10ti st. and Penna. Mrs. Carrie R. Smith and “rs, Chambers. Afternoon, 3 Beye Feet Keslowe will address meeting, Claybuiighs jall, L630 14th wt. itt EL NEAR DUPONT Morning prayer and holy commun- and evening prayer 4:30 p..u., Kev. J. Biack officiating. All persons tion of a new chuirch in the ne fuily invited to attend these se VERMONT AVE. CHWUSTIAN CHURCH.— F. D. Power, pastor. will preach at 11 a meeting, 7 p.m. Missi school, Odd ser on cae accept check ‘on Rich & Co. made by L. been | er ‘the payee and Just received three Bradbury Upright Grand Pianos of 1) without interest.“ FREEBORN ¢. @=> THE UNION VETERANS’ UNION" AT q St. Paul's English Lutheran Church, corne> oi THE LINCOLN FIRE INSURANCE COM- Lincoln Building, on Tuesday, Sh EN LEM. TOWERS, Jr,, Secretary. Charles W, Handy. J. F. Batchelder, lerick W. Pratt, ‘Simon Wolf. 8.c.,at 3:30. All very weicome. Stargardter in fayor of Mrs. L. Starcardier or bearer yinent stopped. LSTARGAKD PER. 613 156mm cased tn this rare wood. They are superior iustru- m24-im 1Ith and H n. Tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock, pany of the District of Columbia will open HENKY M. BA Directors: Jobn T, Arms, Walter Hieston, John E. Beall, Washington Daneuhower, Francis H. smith, Bradley Ds | ae PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING, Hi and Spm. Sunday se 1, ¥:30. Young people's Be ALL PPRSONS ARE CAUTION ED NOT TO and dated either May 19, 20 or “1, the same having CIRCASSIAN BURLE WALNUT. mept im tones and finish. | Soldou mouthly pay ments MITH, Evening service at 8 o'clock. 8, DOMER, Pastor. 11° for business at their new office, 41 4.8. SWOLMSTEDT, Vice President, W. Clarence Duyall, Henry 3. Baker, John 0. Johnson, Aucustus Burgdort, Widson, John 8. Sworimstedt, SUNDAY at 7:30 p.m.. at hallof Star of lope Lodge, No. 12, 1.0, cor.19th and Pa.ave..will be addressed by Capt. Patrick O'Farrell aud Mrs. E. A. Chaubers, Everybody should hear these prominent speakers on the temperance question. Members of this lodge are especially urged to be present. it Boe G85 AND W.K.C., Headquarters Deyartment of the Potomac, Grend Army of the Republic, Washington, D.C, M: 4, 1 Comrades are reqnested sharp TOMURKOW, the = of Hamline M.E. Chureb, prepare ory to proceeding to the church above to listen toa Memorial Sermou by the Key, Henry Officers und Past Officers are requested to unifoxm and each comrade will wear the badge of our Order. toihe ladies of the several Relief Corps are also invited assembie at the same time and place, wearing’ WK.C, badge ey Z, By command of M. EMMET URELL. Dey t Commander. 2t_JOHN C. 'S. BURGER, Asst. Adjutant General. POTOMAC CORPS W. R.C.-THE MEM- Vers of Potomac Corps are ce tend the G.A BR. memorial o t ‘at 10 o'clock e 25th instant, to attend divine service at Hamine Ciurch. Comrades will wear uniforms, if supplied, otherwise wear G.A.1. bade. Alurge uttendauce is desired. By order MARION T. ANDERSON. it Fost Commands STOCKHOLDERS OF THE P. "8 AND P. Co. will meet at 10 o'clock aim. MON- DAY. May 26, 1800, ut 210 N st, s.w., for the purjose of orunizis company wnder the laws of West Vir- vinia, electing officers aud doing such other business us uy corue before them, GEORGE RICHARDSON, ess wg FAMILIES WHO ARE JX THE HABIT ol spending suminer at “Washington Grove can be supplied at my New Store with Fine Groceries, . China and Glassw.re at city prices. Re RD, Washington Grove, Ma. a2. g=> OFFICE OF THE FIRST CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION, 12ST 2d st, Georgetown, D.C, Eighth Annual Meeting of Stockholders MONDAY, June 2, 1890, 7 O'CLOCK P.M. Subseriptions to the Ninth OW Toceived. GEO. W, KING, sécy. ORDER OF THE IRON HALL. Branch 340, fifth year, bas paid to its members for 500. H-rein named are some of the Meriaut, M.D. 500; 5. veelmau, $390; J. J. Fuller, % Bogan, Branch meets Second and Fourth Mondays of each montu, northeast cor. 44 st. and Penusylvania ave. nw. For further informiation apply to the Account: |. M. GANTLEY, 1 ____ 828 North Cap.tol st. KR. DeEMONTREVILLE, DENTIST, HAS ~ Femoved hiv office to Lis resid. nce, 920 H at, eo Colum vis cars and herdics pass the office. , at 8 pan, in Firat Congressional ‘iste tichool Commencement—Monday, May 9 the First Cougrovational “Church, at 6-welocke pan Address by senator J. F. Wilson. Public Fxau: nations College, Preparatory aud Nor- mal Deparvue ‘Luesday. May 27. at 9 am. to? pau, The exhibit of the Ludustrial Department, with Samples 1m Printing, Carpentry aud Drawing, will be em soe —— “ noel A w Norma! wud Preparatory Anniversary— Wednesday, 28. in the University Chapel, at Span Jommencemrut—Friday. May 30, in the nm. 1 iy, College C Firat Congregational Clure! MASONIC.-A SPECIAL COMMUNICATION. ‘of Lebanon Lodge, No. 7, F.A.A.M., will be ‘at Masonic deimple on SUNDAY, the 25th instant, st o'clock p.iu., toutteud the fuseral of our late Brother, Joseph Davison. Brethren of Sister Lodyes EBC to attend. BY order of the W 3 it G. DI ecretary. — ‘PEERLESS’ a GAS COOKING stoves . HAVE THR BEST FEATURES OF ANY STOVE 4 LONG EXPERIENCE ENABLES US TO OFFEB t 1 AND MOST IMPROV! yES. CALL AND SEE Tua O2OVES. k. F. oe 29-c0%m_ 531 15TH ST., COKCORAN BUILDING, _ PAYMENT—19TH I8svE. MaY, 1890, EQUITABLE (CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ABSOCIATION. “EQUITABLE BUILDING,” 1003 F sT. Shares are $2.50 per month. Bubecription books are open for allares in the 19th isaue. First payment May, 1890. ‘Pamphlets explaining the objects and advantages of ‘the Association are furnished upon application. Office hours, from 9 am. to 4:30 p.m. daily. On the first Wedneaday in each month the office will be open irom 6 to 8 o'clock p.m. Advances will be made promptly at 7 o'clock p.m. ty <=] EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &e FAMILY SUPPLIES -Pese FINANCIAL ee Page 2 POR RENT (Orrioms) Pere ee ee ico ENT Oiscritaxnoce)... Pese = ta . nie FOR RENT dtoome SPECIAL NOTICES. | FOR RENT (sre : Kehearaal Gospel eerview tomorrow Can You Write Eng! With a view to the writing of encourag ‘Tonieh short, bright, Dy \ - | ee re pal Gospel rt, bright, snappy advertising Tu Evex 2 B: Gospel vervices 4 12m. and 7:45 ING Stan Newsrarer Comvayy offers three ys Band 7:45. Branch mission mort, ine é nad! tite balinich come eee ee prizes of €100, €50and €25 each, to be awarded 2. V: cor, Pa. ave. and 13th st., 0; Marke to the writers of the best three series of adver- 6 Tuesday mikht opening @xerciwea at the South. east Branch, cor. Yih and K sts. se. invited. Sinuers, come and get seved. Be ST, Barris cuenca, ier s se near Scott circle, Rev. CoA Stakes pastor —Sunday school, Preaching 12 and 8 p.m. Youne people 30D. je sixthl sermon, ou the speeches of the A. Fetor. Before the Sanhedrin again,” Public cv ited to attend all the services. at " A THUMBLESS FELLOW," IS PASTOR E. Hez Swem's subject Sunduy nicht at 8 o'clock in tie Second Baptixt Church st. and Virvinia aye, se. Preaching pastor. All seats free. wem returned last Monday nycht from tour im Egypt and the Holy Land. 9:30 a.m; Young Men's meetiny, ple's Society of Christian Ende Prayer aud Praise service Lhursday, 8 GRAND RALLY AT ST.PAUL’S CHURCH, Sth st. between D and E sw. tsements written under the following condi- Every body it isto consist of six articles, de- signed for separate publication, of not over oue hundred and fifty words each, and any less number of words may be used, The articles are to be based on the sugges- tions given below, but need not be confined te them. The suggestions may be combined im any manner desired, No reflections to be made on any of our cotemporaries beyond that implied in the fact of their enjoying ouly a fraction of Tue Star's circulation, The contestants must reside in Washington, Teeth the evening Dr. Stakely will deliver Suagece nee nthe. dially in instant, possible, $650. No articles will be received later then June during thi ws: 12 am, 20, 1890. son, pastor in charge, will preach. o—* Haytian levation, preaches. 8 The awards will be made by a committee composed of Messrs Isadore Saks, 8. W. Wood- ward, Washington Dancnhower and A. Lisner. The points required to be covered are: 1. The average circulation of Tue Stan for the first three months of 1890 was 33,236, this being more than trebie that of any other Wash- ington newspaper. B Johuson, pastor of Secoud Church, will preach. "His congregation and choir are invited, ‘Come and help us in this grand work. it | CAPITOL M E CHURCH Cap. and K ne, Rev. Chas. 0. Cook, pa Preaching Tomorrow by pastor, 1] am. am ‘Sunday school, 9:30 a.m. Young people's m 6:45 p.m, All weloume. REV. ROBERT H. BEATTIE, FOR FOL years connected with the Protestant Mi« Colicge at Beirut, will occupy tomorrow the pulpit of % the First 1 resbyterian Chu h, 414 street, Services 11 7 2 er Srar evhsees 8 “ee fuller circala- eres ‘ . | tion in the city where printed, in proportion to | ara rant Ghee? Swit. | Peading and purchasing population, than any ct Sunday service Seen cocmans as 1 0. other newspaper in the world. It is essentially ‘order of the church, ‘i it | Shome paper, the extent to which it is relied Ps upon by members of the household, particu- | larly by the purchasing portion of the commu- j nity, being the marked characteristic of the j Paper. to which no other daily journal now published can furnish a parallel. 3. The value of advertising is in direct pro- portion to the circulation of the paper, con- sidering the character of its readers. Weighed in this balance Tur Sran is one of the cheap- est advertising mediame in the United States, and far cheaper than any other Washington paper, 4 That an advertisement running for three months or over with one change a month costs about 4', cents « line an insertion or dens than one-seventh of a cent per iine in each thousand papers, 5. A sworn statement of the circulation of Tue Srax for the preceding week is published each Monday, and its press and eirevlation rooms are open to the public and its circula- tion books mi 1001 and cateck 7 and 9am. days and Fridays, 7 s ASSEMBLYS PRESB) cor. 5th end I sts. &m_ Preaching by the pasto Vi am. and 7:45 pm. ¥.P.S.6.E Prayer meeting ‘Thursday evening at 7 Be ENPOLITaAN PRESBYTERIAN Church. 4th and B sts ce, Rev. John D.D., pastor.—Services Tomorrow at Lai. 1. Society of Chistian Fndeavor Tuesday, Congregational prayer meetizg Thursday, both at 8 Pam. its E STREET BAPTIST CHURCH, BET. Sth and 7th sts.—The pastor, Rev. J. J lair, being absent the Baptist anniversaries in hieago, Ieev. 1. Kk. West of Queenstown will ey. atil avd Rev A. J. Hun of Columbian ersity ath pan. Su at’9 a.m. A cordial invitation extended aud all others, “=> SPIRITUALISM.—GRAND ARMY HALL, Penn. ave. Children's lyceum at 10:30 Memorial Day services st 11 a.m. by C. Fi Allyn of J, P. Gould. W. B.C. ‘ML lyceum and cheir, Ai sud’ WiC. cordially invited. Free. “Last meetung of the seas: atS pin. [mpromptu tecture and poem by M: am. be inspected by any one baving ibyects invited \dieuce. Aas parictenrotneeniaa ae — wine an interest in their examination, knowa Temperance Orator, ¢| 6 The fact that Tue Sraw as universally rec Tezer Church, 4th and D sta. a: pw. under auspices remperauce Cnion. - Pul ognized as the great “Want” medium of the city and the advantages of making wants known through it, » Woman's Christian blic cordially sn. Vited. econ Goverxuext Receirrs Topar. — Internal | Fevenue, 3.025; customs, $732,256, Jirvt. Atnext Ross has been ordered to the traming ship Jamestown. w “ ver P. Merton Post, ‘Both sermons by the pastor. Lt" Bsa TABERNACLE, NINTH AND BS a Preaclicy 11am. and & p.1 William Griffiths o: Yale Collece. Christian 6-45. Prayer meetivg Thureday 8 yu. Lv welcome. mak Faoyxiis Was Duy-Dockev at g > RYLAND ME. CHURO . " Py ie deavor | Norfolk ‘Thursday the bottom was found to be at7. Lecture room reopened. ew AUC, DEW Car- covered with grass from ten inches in length pets and new libraries. Al! weicome. } om oa — to two feet in some places. q=> FOUNDRY 3 i aso a te Christ.” and at § p.an. Sunday school, 9-30. Young people, 7 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday to THE BIBLE OUR CREED,” As TAUGHT tthe church Gthand Aste. uc Sermons liam, ands p.m. Come, see, hesr aud think Carriemen Ixvapixe rae Cuenoxer Starr. | The President having received information | that cattlemen are invading the Cherokee strip in violation of his recent proclamation, he has rr im, “Meimor.al. veriuon Provisious of the proclamation against all per- = 7, UNIVERSAL PEACE UNION WiLL Mogren Arrorsraexts —The Secretary of = its ‘Twenty-fourth ¢ Treasury has made the following appoint- ee _ a er prvi weg: inh vey ey de 30 ments ot) J the internal revenue service James session in Dr. Studetland’s Church, 44 stew. be. | Pullen Kadd. storekeeper and gauger, fifth tween € and ‘D. “The Monday morning session will | Lennessee; Themas Dunlap, storekeeper, first open with prayer at 10:30 o'clock by the Rev. Dr. John | Pennsylvania; Wm. T. Scale, storekecper aud £ Eady -savecch of weicowe by Hou. Join W. Dous- | gauger, eighth Kentucky. Jase, (president, to piatract Conmitasioners: re To ion, Alfred H. La > - fopening uae by — Vac ot Pinladcipis, | AMoxo THe Pueswper's Cauuers today wed ual reports, rei were Justice Brewer, Senators Dolph, Mitchell, iy: ri interesti1 mie sting An unusually spirited aud interesting nie -tius Moody and Hiscock, Speaker Reed, Rey - ‘tives Morrill, Mason, Butterworth, Mckenna and Caudier and ex-Senator McDonald, All trends of ce ultra _ Fitel. BELVA 4. LOCKWOOD, Chairs Conse To Examixe Anny Capers.—Surgeons An- thony Heger, John Brooke and Robert HL. of Arrangements, a FLETCHER CHAPEL, 4TH ST. AND N. White have been appointed a board to meet at West Pot June 7 to examine into the York ave.—8 p m., Grand ‘I nee Ka’ wood speaking aud singiug’ Ti aepnecctiog by the physical qualifications of the candidates for admission to the academy. and in con- pastor; Sunday school, 9:30am. All welcome Ut NEW CHURCE—THE REV. FRANK sew. | Upon which he actually makes settlement. The a Tag at theacc reall Pational rule —— that —— to make a settle- at Liam. 'y Ghost | ment within six mou' forfeits all rights te the Comforter.’ Servi: itecost. sunday School at 9:30.” Seats are free to alt “sie” | the Jand, qq MOUNT VERNON PLACE M. E CHURCH, —w South, cor. Oth and K sin nwe ert 3. T. Wight . tor.—21 au. “ibe Cry — 8 p.m. “Quench N. Sunday schoo y:30 st Pensonat.—Dr. F. T. Howe, re managing ing editor of the Toledo Blade, is visiting his family in this city.——Chas. H. Cramp of Philadelphia, the Gama of ths Made Straigers cordially ivited 1" | Saues Cuskie, John P, Lea and John & CHURCH, H. R. NAY. | Cake of Kichmond, Va, and Francis Forbes Tam, mdmorial sermon of Now York are at “tho Hamentin— = * .. . Wormser of Chicago and . Btevick se ea eercies pele | of Denver, Co. "area ote John. presiceat Colese, Col, Richaré Lathers of New York is ipdapatiiaw. andS pm. Youne people's | at the Ariington.--Miss A.M. Longtellow mf meeting, 7:19 pn. 3:_} Cambridge, Mass., is at Wormley’s.——Wm. A, eee RCH, STH AND F | Chessman of Helena, Mont, and Alvab Mausar se *., Baw. De, At N- Cornelius, pastor — | of St. Louis are at the —W. 8. Mor- Stat dm. gid 8 pain 30. YP, | of Bt. Cheat 7:15. Praver meeting ton, L. K. Stone and James M of Bt ae “vit | Paul, J. A. Wilcox of Detroit and D. ‘of AND N | Denver are at the ——Ex-Gov. C, Fletcher of 5t. Louis, Geo. T. Tilden of Bos- ton, Jos. Eckert and wife of Cincinnati, E. J, Lennox and wife of Toronto aud Dr. 8. D. Vea Meter of San Antonio are at the Ebbitt——a, wonder a ee Se i fieaas tea

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