THE EVENING STAR - land. Cxy & Young of of Rome re Sac haallcges- ie, ported to.” vealth officer that he had no siete PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY news on boanl during the voyage. fibe waa, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS. 5 é however, ordered quarantined until the ‘1201 Fennsylvsnia Avence, come: 11th St. by ‘ ~ ope. can be The Evening Star Newspaper Company, national ine rere Earare, rom Landa S. H_KAUFFMANN, Pres't. r s tathore, bof: umnalty engaged in freight Bow York Offce, 88 Potter Brilding. cabin passe Capt.” Hobineon pm | Tae Evawrsa Stan is served to eabecri to the health that hie vessel city by carriers, on thelr Own ercouae ar Te seas tee 2 lean bil of bealone During the trip, he Seok stg Per ponte” Copies at, the coumter : bis passengers and crew weeg in no war Ginads~ postace prepaid | that there were ten cases on board the ship in THE PRESIDENT'S PROCLAMATION, = Fst new 1 welcou Sei kina ope: aa OCEAN STEAMERS. “Pace 18 Sa. sounake quarantine against Can-| Gnarantine. The Hamburg-American Packet] The Daily News says of the American Presi- CENTRAL UNION MISSION. —___/ §:5.; 9:00; Christian Endeavor, 7115. "strdnsers wel ee aamaiood ibe lo en attempt to. be mace fompany sald that there hed bee regen 7-4 dent's proclamation: “This proclamation ie <" 8 TONIGHT ——_—_—— = —— bade Te aloe = ome — Rugia, although the number oe case of the | Producing the uimost consternation. The ay the Phonograph dispatches cor- | bil METHODIST. jiscadeg | part segrees a fates throug! latter had been greatly exaggerated in the re- | *pitit of panic which instigated it is foreibly id other iiterary work. ‘Try i { Sally, 22 —— oe Faze i) adian terrisory. If any such immigrants are | Ooo hret received. pointed out by the alleged order to the police te ments. } pea <@esTWELFTY STREET M, E. CHURCH, Page 14| found at any of the towns along border | P® a on Spey a PH CO., O27 Est.nw. ® Bey, Chee. 2 Pate. pastor: —Lord’s ‘say Page 14 | they will be sent back and the cars in which | cea — as Esenge Poo 4 a none pre mange 4 4 a ——— . : - 2 w* | Den Ti'a.m. Preaching by tev. John S. Barto : _— eaths ou the Rugia was obtained in € z ction. a= Ome coed nae RD FROM JOHN H. BEREN iB a 1th sy. 9.200; | Bini” Pandan, "sthle G20". Bong servdca. S| STECIAL, NOTICES os - Page 2} ther bave traveled wil not be allowed to enter | ‘st -cith officer boarded the Chattahoochee this| proclamation erre ow the right edde. Some FISEMAN BROS., | and F st aw. THERE Is 0: is, HODGE R. ROOMS AND BO. > large rooms for excw 3,000 Cors ror sxe and to rent cheap. Also Flags and Flag Staffs, all sizes. J. E. SCOTT, enS1-or 413 12th st. ow. ‘GOOD BAND. neament for 6. OF TWENTY-SIX MEN. WANTS ne AK. parade, Washington, fall clasoes of mus It jeads thera all. y FRANC, with cord a0, «for #2. ‘COMRADE 2 siunilas ity, that Joba BENCH AND Hane TAILORING Goons. ‘The greater part of my reputation, ing popular prices, has beon due to the nel of careful this fail, and have today the hat ington. over? You will not be importuned to ba; Ste i. AREN'T YOU PAYI ‘You ean seve money and | BARBER & KOSS, General Hardware Dealers,” <»TOPICS OF GENERAL INTEREST. ide from giving a perfect fit and quot- atness, attractiveness and stylishness my patterns. Thave been unusually ndsomest line ever brousht to Wash- Why not stop in and loo’: them — G. WARFIELD SIMPSON, Tailor, New Store, cor. 12th and F sts. nw. _ * TOO MUCH? And yet no rain! Leok to your iswn and flowers. Water them profusely and often. If you haven't the Hose we can suppiy you. Think of feet of fair grade Hose for $1.75—only Per foot—not counting couplings and patent nozzle. We have better qualities for thowe who wish to pay more. Hose Reels (75¢. each) save the bose a | rest deal of wear and tear. How often has it happened to youthat you | wanted to do a little work about the house | or store and couldn't, because you did not have the necessary tools. Achest of tool Will save thelr price many times over. A ood chest of tools for 88, better at 810 and better vet as hizh as you wish togo—accord- | ing to the size, quality and umber of tools. | The bracing autumn air puts the boys in | skating humor. We have the best and | lowest priced line of Roller Skates in the | city. | LITH ANDG STS. N. W. - | m—,WANTED-OWNERS OF PROP! | Be riedin the northwest especially, to call | at ny office relative to securing tenants for their ib Taam havin’ weveat demand for property. | | H.'M. MARTIN, 1900 Pa ave. p.w. z A POD TI ERE sSS3 | DH E Eo AA 3 tut 2°a bop i kee Sss8 = = ® nes lot — i On Wednesday, Thursday or Friday of next week Sat ndsoinely located. Circulars free at eity office, No. 706 8th st. n.w. ROCKVILLE FAIR. when you visit the Rockville Fair inquire at station | pp’s team and luok at his West End Park. month (withont interest) will buy a $200 busi- .@ railroad ora 8400 residence — Vf you areresty to Jook round for the latest styles | 1: im Autumn and Fall Footwear, takes peep into our | 5, ymber ‘iii Lumber | Lumber ‘© have already received many fall goods of the | Lumber same able quality we always handle;in fact the | cnality and st season, while our well-known low prices still prevail. For instance, we are showing: ola Shoes for $2.00, $2.50, $2.85, $3.00. 83.50end Popular-priced Lumber Dealers, — Cor. @thand N. ¥. ave. 3 Weshall continue our bargain counter forafew | 2 5 sMiTH TOWNSHEND HAS REL moved his offic ‘22S 439 st. Dw. to 408, weeks longer, om which you Will find sample Shoes i: “ae sad Ad Lelow cost of production, and at least 3346 per cent less than regular prices The discount of 20 per cent on all Low Shoes not on This | |. bargain counter m for the present. be wit discount, of course, is for cash. i Loans msde on Instailment Trusts for to 20 years, payable monthly, quarterly or B geared Money advan--d on ral estate. ‘Trust i ca Gio. W. Ries. TAT Masser auto 7 - A Cuasce To Save Moser. We will offer fora few days: FXTEA SIZE HONEYCOMB BED SPREADS st Gc. each. { EXTRA HEAVY snd SIZE CROCHET BED/ SPBEADS at $1.00 cach. FULL-SIZED BED COMFORTS at @75c., 61.00. | @1. and $150. | BLANKETS at 75e., 95e., $1.00 and $1.50 up | pair. 100 pairs of 11-4 ALL-WOOL BLANKETS, worth | O45 PSU | | basa home we will show you hew it | #4.50 pair, to go at 62.75 pote | cap Wedgie pitbout beings Harden 9 708. bn 100 domen ALL-LINEN HUCK TOWELS, size 20x | Ditpetors te € Weed. 5. pe —_ 40, deep fancy borders, at Life. eucb, oF $1.50 WH Wildand MV. BSP; pep, my ay = ETT HAS REMOVED HIS Que lot CHENILLE PORTIERES, fringed and dado ‘odice sud residen ¢ from LES Sree top snd bottom, to go at $3.75 pair. CARHART & LEIDY, 2S Tth st. and 705 Ket. o.«. sats r RCHITECTS, CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. ANSitte cos of Se Very Bost Steel Pla e Parmaces ages asriee eiperfactworkine gnctrowertal Beater, Eotimaces furatsaed. Furnace, Rance and be ari operly doue. GEV. E. GARTE 815 | ioe pat Lumber Lu lee are very much improved this | Lumber umber tly fine Bright Don | s ippey, Bittinger & Miller, 230 1 UNITED SECURITY LIF TRUST COMPANY OF P! Copital, $1,009,000. 1, 800.600. ‘OFFIC! spectal india’ Goeaather lane bills of expense Operations cannot h bor: if you safer? ana the mar pia numerous calls for honses daily in all parts Mésainst allowing them toe sia at the COMPANY'S OFFICE. where uous numne paris are used and onl Side charves, if Teceive hunundla bscribed for at any The weather ia likely to be fair; warmer; east fo south winds. | If yon propose to submit abid for erecting standson any of the reservations during the ““G. A. R.” encampment of propose to ere: 2 smail private stand in front of your build- ing, youshould see ns We bought lumber | enough to supply every one and are naming the lowest prices in town. | Red Heart Boards at 90c. per 1008q. ft. | No. 2 Joists and Scantlings, 90:. per 100 ft. { i school 9: = CHUT a are, a = Re will preach evening serv Parson, ut 11 einer, the pastor, ha: t C. Smith of this city | da} 1e pastor, Sunda: Bos PA. pas. mi; Sunday school i 2d st. #.¢.—Preaching by ENGLIS 'S FN i ‘of 11thand H n.w. RCH, 15TH ST. P.—Rev. Brof. Walter will proach tomorrow . Sunday school, 9:45. ty rk av will address the ¥. iniy 53 85 =: SHURCH. OTH STORAGE. HAMLINE M.E. CHURCH, OTH | ae S. Toddy'D.D. = Rev k se ‘D Dopest SUBURBAN PROPERTY - Page 3 Sunday school, O:Sa.m. Preiehing 11 .1u. by Hey. | SUMMER RESORT: Page 14 ot; Saylor. DD. aud 7:30 pata. by Rev. FL. | UNDER AKERS... Pace 14 Reeld of India, ‘Tudsday, ‘consecration, “Thursday; | WaNTED BOARD Fase terly conference at Siieny Conerencie. | WANTED (Help) WANTED (Honsys) WANTED (Lots) im close of love feast. 0, Preacuins by'pastor; dny School Gower Tesnpetance Society: address by day ‘school Gosyer Lenperance Society, address Kev. Goo. W. Bachus of First M- P- Church, rete i i ——— Goversurst Recerrrs Topar. Tevenue, $357,340; customs, $553,394. Soe ee Maprsox G. Sart bas been appointed fourth- class postmaster at Denmark, Va. —— CHURCH, COR. . H Cores.D De mon a Webb. D. D-, ot te sone service, B. Nichols. All are wel . CHUR L.A. ‘ot Phila- Thirlkeld, mi aator. —11 reaching ut 720 peu Sunday echoulat ¥:30 ten | CAPT, Dinsaong, chief usher of the White Leacue, 6:49 p.m House. who has been vei y illin Massachusetts, has resumed his dutie iS h and H sis. ne. reaching, ‘I a.m. Sunday school, 0:30 Ears qq=> DOUGLASS MEMORIA | cor. sbusatasines Lee ges PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS.—The Presi- dent has appointed Edgar Strayer to be an ‘and Epworth Leagtie, 6:45. HURCH, MA’ ME. m 9th and “10th I when only Sanday, ‘Waterman, pests assistant surgeon in the marine hospital serv- come for every man: Bible Gass, (Seeded Pane: ice. Also Henry D, Geddings and Chas. P. Seats ree. Allinvited. Wertenbaker to be passed assistant surgeons in approved minis = See E Healthy taiks Tu ing hall; hours. i <7 GRACE M. ¥. CHURCH, CORNER OT ee erate Hee Sino gee ton ng ching and holy communion at 11 - Ereaching, 7:0p.m, Sunday school at 0:30 ‘a. 1: Avcondial welcome. Cowe. i? a Woat Wastneion. They. Hootie EGE | September 30, the latter September 8, 1892. pastor, will preach at 1 a.m. on “*Tho Wm. D, Gowilay of New York has i aud at 7:45 p.m. on “*The Soul Mark # clerk at $1,000, adjutant general's of i> ESLEY CHAPEL, COR. > ‘sts., Rev. U. B. Wilson, D. Pastor Son Tue Parsrext left for Loon Lake at 7 o'clock last night and the White House is again deserted. Private Secretary Halford went with bim in the pri te car, which was attached toa regular train, The route taken was via Penn- sylvania railroad to Jereey City, thence by the West Shore and Delaware and Hudson. F school; 11 a.m., comiaunion servi sit "meeting In the suuare pros ‘ preaching by a ihing. All Cung people's rennion. a Jo. preatbing, and Lie Dread ¢ jeavor: wmunion, 12 m. § = METROKO sees er Navy Persovars.—Passed Assistant Engineer auiace of | F. G. Schell of ‘the Naval Academy was at the ‘We appeal to our | Navy Department for a short time yesterday ‘ 4 | on his way to join his family for a short time before the opening of the academy. Assistant Engineer C. H. Matthews, steel inspector at | Harrisburg, was at the Navy Department yes- terday for « short visit. Treasury Department Changes. Promotions—Second auditor's oftice—W. R. frien 1d to rally. | . on, sacrament of the Bible claus, 10; ‘NDRY M. B CHURCH, 14TH ANDO Kev. Dr. Oliver A. Brown, pastor. 9:30: Preaching by the pastor 11 a.in. and Sp.im. Communion, 11.1. 7 p.m.” Prayer meeting Wedn Root from clerk class 2 to clerk class 3; Miss J. our returned pastor. 1 ¥. Farnbam from clerk €1,000 to clerk class 1. Register's oftice—Miss Mary Erickson, from clerk $1,000 to clerk class 1; Miss Kate M. Stein- man, from clerk $900 to clerk €1,000. Bureau of engraving afd printing—Theo. C. Ray, from clerk #900 to clerk $1,000; Geo. H. Ripley, from clerk $700 to clerk $900. “eq AT ISRAEL METROPOLITAN C. M. E. | —w Church: the pastas Rey ab: lace, preaches at 1) a.m., subject: ** the Heart,” and at 8 p.in., subject eration.” C. E. from 7 to & ,WAUGH M. E. CHURCH, 3D AND ASTS. n.e.. Rey. Alex. E. Gibson, D. D.. pastor. coinaiuni lon service and reception of inem- m., Preaching by the pastor: 7 p.m., Ep- genchin =, : —__—____- SoeeiaL ees soe ate ademas a Army Orders. STREFT MP. a. 32, relieving Sec BS Se TERE ET ACEUECE, | The onder ot Agua 19,102, reliving See Graham. pastor. The ir bavis returned, from | ond Lieut. George W. Martin, eighteenth in- a Preach at 11am and 13) tantry.from duty at the U.8. Infantry and GOOD HOPE AND G‘RFTELD CAMP | Cavalry School and directing him to join his geting: tomorrow the last day. At3p.. it ii SF actin tomorrow the Tart regiment is revoked. Leave of absence for Graad.ay tora all A'H men areloviied. apm | three days is granted Second Lieut. John P. frlct fonforonee: Al are Ret T Eats Siti | Hains, third artillery. First Lieut. Andrew S. preach istian woriters of D.C. Rowan, nineteenth infantry, is, at his own re- CRCH. 10TH AND D | quest, relieved from further duty under the in- & Price,D.D. -pasior.—11 | tercontinental railway commision and will * ‘proasubst™* Shts- | proceed to join his company. ‘The extension of PEE" | Grainary leave of abserice granted Firet Lieut. Charles P. Wolcutt, jr., third cavalry (then sec- ond lieutenant, eighth ‘cavalry), June 23, 1892, is extended to include August 35, 1892. Leave of absence for two months, with permission to apply for an oxtension of two months, is granted First Licut, Walter H. Chatfield, fifth infantry. |

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