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Baltimore Sun (Newspaper) - March 25, 1893, Baltimore, Maryland 4 the Sun Baltimore. Saturday Mohning March 25, 1893. The Shn. Published daily except sunday at the Sun Iron building 5. Corner Baltimore and South st�., by the a. S. Abell company. The Sun is served by the gainers to their subscribers in the City and districts and in surrounding cities Village and towns for twelve cents per week payable weekly Only to the carriers by whom served. Persons wishing to be served can leave their names and address at the Sun of Floe. Pricks for mailing. Finale cop three cents. One week thirteen cents. Two cents. One cents two months one Dollar. Three months one Dollar and a half. Fix month three dollars. One dollars. Postage prepaid by Tho publisher. No paper sent longer than paid for. The weekly Kun. One Dollar a year postage prepaid. Inducements to clubs. Mailer to City subscribers Tor one Dollar a year. The Sun will not be responsible for the preservation of Volunteer contributions on any subject and rejected manuscripts will not be returned unless stumps for that purpose Are enclosed with them. Ten p a a e s. Baltimore. Saturday. March 35. Isth. Crime and is often made Oil the effect of exposure upon a criminal of hitherto unsullied reputation. He is almost crazed with grief and humiliation and pitiable condition not infrequently arouses the wan nest sympathies of those who behold . Crime did not Bash no pangs of conscience troubled while he was living in luxury from ill gotten gains but exposure overwhelms . Now he is abject and humbled. Is such grief and repentance to be respected it is quite evident that offences did not worry and that present suffering is not due to repentance for crimes but because he has lost the Good opinion of Bis fellow men. To treat present grief As an atonement is to justify hypocrisy. The crime itself should have stirred conscience even though the knowledge of it had remained locked in own breast. The exposure does not make any worse than before it simply reveals True character and it is this revelation that the criminal of Good name dreads above All things else. If he can go on in secret criminal career gives Little if any concern but he dreads being known for what he is. This fear of exposure is a wholesome restraining influence upon nearly All men though every Man who does not fear to commit crime or a wrong of any kind even in secret is in danger of being led into evil courses. Whatever the nature of conscience May be whether it is a purely intellectual process or a moral sense existing in All men irrespective of their training it is a most important Factor in keeping men from wrong doing. It can be stilled Only by j abuse or neglect. The Man who habitually disregards it reaches a period at i last when it gives no warning but 1 even such a Man will show the liveliest sense of shame upon exposure. But he is not in i titled to our sympathy for he is both Knave i and hypocrite. He does not repent of wrong doing but regrets that he has been i found out. The Case is different where a Young Man having committed a crime or other offence Aud being troubled in mind because thereof suffers in addition the shame of exposure. It is not hypocrisy to conceal a single offence with a determination to sin no More but exposure is As humiliating to the one who has been trying to make amends As to the Man who has played for years the part of hypocrite. The question whether such grief should be respected depends altogether upon the circumstances of the individual Case. If there is no real repentance for the crime the grief arising from exposure is simply that of a hypocrite from whom the mask has been torn. If the grief is coupled with a Lull sense of the wrong done and a desire to repair it then the victim is entitled to respect and sympathy. He has within the elements required for reformation of character and should be helped to Lead a better life and to jeep alive and Active the conscience that tells when he goes astray. Mere sense of shame at exposure is not conscience though often mistaken for such when rhe conscience in Active the shame is present though the offence be secret. The Man who has silenced this inward Monitor and can Unble Shingle live a life of duplicity is a danger to the Community exposure and consequent humiliation Are Only a part of just punishment. The defenceless Little harbingers of returning Sunshine and Flowers. The brutalizing tendency of such a habit is in itself a sound argument against it but in addition this needless destruction is a source of substantial Joss to agriculture. Most Birds do far More Good than harm to the Farmer and pay a Hundred times Over for the fruit they eat in tace injurious insects they consume. Many kinds of Birds Are the Farmer s Best tenants and pay their rent regularly in the increased crops rendered possible by their exertions. They work on shares it is True but their share is a very Small one and when they Are destroyed or driven away the owner of the land is Apt to find that own share has been decidedly diminished. Farmers and land owners generally should take Steps to protect their useful ornithological tenants from the murderous shot gun of the Spring Hunter. Chemical properties destroyed by Sun recently mentioned some interesting experiments by professor Dewar at the Royal institution London with liquid oxygen experiments that raise Many questions As to the dependence of the elements upon beat for their Ordinary chemical properties. So interesting were these experiments that by the request of the Prince of Wales they were repeated february 32 before an audience embracing besides members of the Royal family the Marquis of Salisbury Aud Many other titled personages eminent in social life politics science Art and literature. The facts brought into prominence by professor Dewar Are somewhat astonishing to those who fancy that the properties of matter Are Independent of its circumstances. Gravity and inertia excepted All the properties of matter it is found vary with its temperature. Professor dewars audience saw the air we breathe i mixture of oxygen and nitrogen a converted by Cooling into a liquid with total loss or its chemical properties. Pure oxygen by similar treatment was reduced to a condition of absolute inertness in which it was incapable of supporting combustion or entering into combination with such eager substances As phosphorus and sodium. Oxygen that would be ordinarily accounted pure was seen to give a precipitate on being liquefied. This precipitate on being filtered out was found to be Frozen carbonic acid. When the liquid oxygen was further chilled by evaporation in a vacuum to a temperature 300 degrees below Zero a second precipitate fell the nature of which is a ascertained. All that can be said about it is that it is not oxygen. It is a curious fact that it has been so far found to be impracticable to solidify oxygen by the Cooling effected in its evaporation As was Long ago done in the Case of liquefied carbonic acid Gas. What is this thing heat. The withdrawal of which removes the properties by which we distinguish one kind of matter from another if a temperature 300 degrees below the Zero of the fahrenheit scale destroys so Many properties of oxygen what would be left if the temperature could be reduced too degrees further if the absolute Zero were reached the Point of to heat where atoms cease to move what wonders might we not be confronted with even gravitation might perhaps be shown to have some relation to heat. Such at least Are the questions the experiments with oxygen at Low temperatures must suggest to every mind. It is shown however by prof. Dewars investigations that while chemical properties Are in abeyance at Low temperatures certain physical properties Are unaffected or Are even reinforced. Liquid oxygen bus High magnetic properties and offers High resistance to the passage of the electric spark. It absorbs electrical Energy to an enormous extent. It is readily converted into Ozone Aud in that condition dissipates stored up Energy with explosive violence when the temperature is raised above the boiling Point of liquid oxygen. The retention of optical properties was shown in the dense and Weil defined bands of its spectrum. Under Ordinary conditions oxygen absorbs Little heat. But at Low temperatures it absorbs a great Deal. From this it is inferred that oxygen must Divide with watery vapor the credit of absorbing and distributing the solar heat that enters our atmosphere. Its transparency to the Blue rays of the spectrum is of interest in connection with the Power of Sulphur its chemical neighbor to transmit the yellow rays and of selenium to transmit the red rays. To the speculative mind the professors facts Are not a Little disturbing. Things Are not what they seem. Make them a Little hotter or a Little colder and they Are unrecognizable. Matter like Man is it seems altogether a creature of circumstances. The pro pos cd g to Roia Road the prize essay on the improvement of Georgia roads awarded to professor Sheffield assistant in the department of engineers of the universe a of Georgia by the state agricultural society has been published so far As its salient Points Are concerned. By Tho Atlanta Constitution. It differs from Tho Massachusetts plan for the construction of a limited system of permanent state roads binding the towns together but recognizes the importance of taking the roads out of politics and vesting the Powers in state Engineer residing at the capital and in a Deputy Engineer for each senatorial District to be appointed by the governor with the advice and consent of the Fienie. These engineers in their several districts or j to have charge of the roads id Bridges with competent salaries and there is also to be a Foreman of the Road for each county at a salary or $gu0. The working out of Tho Road tax by the Farmers of the Vicinity is to 1 be abandoned Aud All the Force employed is i to be under the supervision of the District engineers subject to the consulting Engineer who is to report annually the work done and the Cost of it to the legislature. With respect to the working Force professor Sheffield suggests the abolition of the contract convict system and the lease of the convicts to the counties to work on the roads. Will have a Fine meeting of North Carolinas worlds fair commissioners was held at Raleigh wednesday at which a report from Tho executive commissioner was read showing that North Carolinas exhibit will be a highly creditable one. Everything is nearly ready now and the first shipment will be made in a few Days. The collection of water fowl which is very Fine is packed As is also that of food fish. The grains and grasses Are ready to be quickly packed. These Are beautifully prepared. The a Tate will show some very Fine Grain particularly wheat. Factories in the new Orleans Picayune publishes a report showing the efforts being made by officials of the Illinois Central Railroad to encourage the establishing of manufacturing enterprises la the towns lying along the line of their Road in the states of Tennessee. Mississippi and Louisiana. It appears that already a number of enterprises have been located some representing Northern manufacturing establishments which it is desired to Transfer to the a How to cure All skin disease simply apply a a swat a a a Orrt Toht. No inters Medicine required. Cure Teller eczema itch a1 eruption on the face hand nose ac., leaving the skin Clear verite and healthy. Ii great Healing and curative Power Are possessed by no other remedy. Ask your druggist for by Aynko a ointment free baking exhibit. Call Al More Cor. Calhoun and Baltimore St. Thursday. Friday and saturday March 23,24 and 25. And test the it Akes laude from leads prep Abed Mil so tithing entirely new. I Kuoksa Cook. When the Tocoua surface of the bronchial Are Eore and inflamed or. J Cynel a expectorant will afford prompt Relief. For breaking in a cold or subduing a cough you will find in it a certain remedy. A a Beautiful forms and composition Are not made by Chance nor can they Ever in any material be made at a mall expense a Competition for cheapness and not for excellence of workmanship 1� the most frequent and certain cause of the rapid decay and entire destruction of Aru Aud manufactures. For Best which 1� Tup cheapest wok the san Job printing Orrick is the k to go. All our City father May use salvation Oil the greatest cure on Earth for pain for rheumatism and neuralgia. 25 cents. I to be plump Roar Ann Strong use John Ltd. Baker it pc a of liver Oil and malt. For a aleut All druggists. Taste perfectly covered. I religious notices. Presbyterian continued. Tvs 3d presbyterian. A Batt and Lloyd it. La a. A. Preaching or the pastor. Rev. Alex. Proudfit. I. Man. All Welcome. A p. Rev. Hiram Roo a Franklin Street Presb y term an i in sch Corner Franklin and Cathedral . W. I. I Ueland. 1� service and preaching by the pastor tomorrow at to a Ai. And p. A unday school. Kis a. prayer meeting i. It p. All Are cordially invite i to tiie a erf ice. La Ujj Kisr la a y Ktuk Square presbyterian Church a Rev. A Ami Al Mclanahan Phang and a p School. H w. ,.15 a cordial invitation is la at la a Chris Tian Endeavor Given. _ i 2 Tai p of a Ryter Ian Clit Roii Franklin near Fremont. Rev. B. Go log. Pastor. La ., a Young men and the Royal Entrance into 8 p. M., Shh Zaka. Of Japan. Tuesday. March 28, 8 p. M., illustrated Stere Opi icon lecture la Tim Ventura our lock and turns them Gray Are von too Young to Bear these Marks of age then be Pak Keky a hair Balsam. Chronic rougher a re stupid bore and should to forced to live or. Bulla cough syrup the Only infallible remedy. J Mark Twain never raid a greater Truiz Ai than Gypsey s Girt cure rheumatism. I the greatest rheumatic remedy on Earth is oops Eye a Girt. I sister of the holy tiros Dave been using Gypsy 8 gift Tor year in flair institution and never knew it to Piko. i exin Tou. Va., on March 23. 1893, Howard t. Barton. A. In the to the year of hts age. Formerly of Fredericksburg a. Bradshaw a March 23. 1893, at the residence of her brother in Law or 8. R. Quot co Gina. No 2412 Madison Are., mrs. Elizabeth e. Bradshaw in the 52d year of her age. Cambridge paper please copy. I relatives and friends Are invited to attend the funeral services on sunday afternoon at 2. A o clock from the above residence. Interment private. this life on 24tn March 1893, Philip l., aged 69 years beloved husband of Row Brown I p i is Quot "t�f3 or k i y i k Ria n Chu ech of the a coven a it. Strieker anti Hollins Rev. W. L. Austin , la a. And 8 p. Y. S. C. K., 7.15 p. Welcome to brow n e it it rial Quot p k is b y t e i an Church. Rev. Babcock pastor. 9.30 a. M., Sabbath school. La a. M., preaching by la Astor. 3.30p.m., Branch school Park Church Corner Madison and North Avenue. 7.15 in. M., y. S. C. Re a. A. Preaching by pastor. A cordial invitation to 11-Aff mpg Gfa Ejust Prehm y Teri an cd u Uch �?�27x5 Corner had Leon it. And Park Are. Divine services tomorrow. Preaching Atli a. By Rev. i. Be then and it 8 p. By Rev. John s. Jones if. Strangers and the Public cordially invited. Sabbath school at 9.30 a. It religious notices. Methodist Piscop a continued. T3t� Quot a. Church Laz Bev. J. B. Stitt to d., pastor. Seats free. La a. M., Rev. Geo. T Price of Wyoming conf. 8 p. M., Rev. J. B. Titt j a. Pastor a a Craft in 9 30 a. Sunday school 13� p. Robt. H. Smith Esq. Of 2d presbyterian Church will add the missionary society at of clock. Flue musical program it ii pts it Rebno Plaff Church a -v7 la a. And a p. A. Or. A. H Tuttle. Or. Tuttle will or request repeat in the evening the Germon with which he began bus ministry in this City subject a eternal life a it guard memorial Chapel. Ii a. M., i preaching by the pastor 8 p. a Rev. It Teton b. Adam. 3 p. Ll., Sundar school. Young people sleeting St 7jc p. It Grace A a Church religious protestant episcopal continued. F3sf-hen8haw memorial p. Church ret Columbia Avenue near f no Deton la reel. So Ltd at school at 9 a. 3 p Divine ska vice at ii a. And 8 p. Good Friday. 9 Tue Day and to or a pay. 4 p. Services every night at p. You Ara most cordially larded. Alt teat Are fro. It Charles Gauss. Rutton for p. Church Btag and Pratt it a. And 8 p. in Broo Dray service tomorrow at la All cordial invited. It r3t 7 39 a. Long agent St. Marks p. Church. Wee Lombard to. Near Parkin. La a. and p. A. A Emu in a a heal Rev. Go. Clickner Rector. It special notices. P a Quot lecture by or h. Wharton id subject. A a up and Downs of life a at Grack Baptist Church Oil. Ca Kolin k and Preston sts., thursday evening. March 30. I sri at s of clock. Admission 23cent. Ack Jap its Hong. 95 acknowledge a in 25-aw. I hat through Bibl friends. There Are per a of who Newt help All Tho time hut i cannot help them without Money. Send donation to Bible Hoiu a a or Bao West Fayette is. It Jax. Freeman City its tonary. It is a mount Calvary Church. Madison it earner Fatale sunday 25th March sixth in Lent. 1 Palm sunday holy com in u ii Ion St. 9-15 and la . Kverin prayer at 4 o clock. Night service Aud Sermon at 8 of clock a also on monday. Tuesday. Wednesday and thursday nights. It Rev. Richard has court. 1�. A. Pastor. At la a. Aud p. Preaching by the pastor it reformed episcopal. Pts Quot w is in a to. Station no Church. I Emmanuel reformed episcopal 1735�?T 11a.m., preaching by her. W. R. Strick i Quot a Len pastor. T Northwest Chimer Aden Aud of ii Man Street. 7 p. M., Epworth league. Solos by or. Edmond. 8 p. Al communion service. It Gadison Avenue method Fox ep1s-Jkry Copal Church. La a. M., Rev. W. 8. Edwards d 8p. Al Rev. Lucien Clark P., pastor. Clifton. Rt5?� of urch form kill a. M., 7.20 p. A. Re. It Roburt w. H. Weech pastor. It sri Faith presbyterian Durch. Aorta i ill r i Tad Irav Ami Tao it. A Rev. John p. Camp 8rll, worship at la a. Sud p. Sabbath school 5 i Young people meeting. 7.15 p. Seat All free. Strangers and the Public cordially invited 022-Stf Fyk w f s t mins Ter presbyterian lit to Church Fayette and Green to reel a Rev. J. W. Hogan , la a. And 8 in. Sunday school. 9.30 Christian Endeavor 7.15. A cordial invitation to stranger and the pub-1 i att f Lurf a Maryland Avenue presbyterian Kry Church Maryland Avenue and Twenty fifth Street Rev A. Vance. Pay Tor. La a. M., Rev. Hiram Vroom an. A p. A. A Praise and thanks service under the auspice of tile woman s foreign missionary society of this Church. Special Onusic by the choir. Address by the pastor. Relatives and Friend of the family Are requested to h p 1 Aifa let be bin. 1 Viilu a i i,�., i. 1�,. In wednesday service a p. At. Pastor a Bible has South. The City College interviews with prominent citizens which have been published in the Sun in relation to the City College ordinance leave no room for doubt As to the sentiment of the Community in regard to that measure. There is in fact but one expression of opinion in respect to it and that is that it should be passed without delay by the first Branch of the Council and in the form in which it came from the second Branch. As the Sun has already pointed out there was no occasion for the amendments which were offered last monday night and their Only effect was to produce confusion and delay. The ordinance follows the regular Rule which has prevailed in such cases and entrusts the authority of selecting a site and erecting a building to the officials usually chosen to perform similar service. It is obvious that such a commission As the ordinance contemplates would discharge the duty More expeditiously and at the same time More discreetly Aud efficiently than a larger and less responsible body. The commission proposed is Large enough to insure intelligent action and Small enough to make each of its members feel the Burden of personal responsibility. The ordinance in Short Speaks for itself and any extended argument in support of it would seem entirely superfluous. It is merely the designation by the City of certain agents to do a particular thing which the Community desires to have done. There is no dispute As to the necessity of making provision for accommodations for City College students. Upon that question there Are no dissenting opinions. There May be divergent views a to the proper location of the College Aud the character of the Structure to be provided but these Points have no claim to consideration at this stage. The first step is to puss the ordinance and that having been done arguments Anc suggestions As to the site and the building will then be in order. The commission will not Only be glad to hear All that May reasonably be presented on these subjects but it will be its duty to get All the Light of them that is to be obtained from the Best sources of information. But these Are matters for consideration after the commission has been duly constituted and has entered upon its work. The action of the committee on education which determined yesterday to report the ordinance Back to the first Branch without amendment should receive prompt endorsement at the meeting of the City Council monday. A plea for the for Mulca Tion from a correspondent at Elkridge ., published recently id the Sun asking mercy for the Robins and other members of tile feathered family that return to us with the Advent of Spring is worthy of More than passing attention. The ladies Are often charged with the principal responsibility for the Slaughter of these winged innocents but while they carry upon their Heads if not upon their consciences a heavy Burdon of guilt in this respect they Are by no Means the Only or the greatest criminals. Many thousands of Birds Are destroyed annually it is True at the dictate of capricious fashion and the woman who would not kill a la proudly Weals impaled upon Ber hat the remains of some Sweet Singer of the Woods or Fields. But the destruction that is done with her consent and Connivance inconsistent As it is with the general tenderness and amiability of the feminine character is riot wholly Wanton and brutal. Fhe consents to de an accomplice in wrongdoing because she imagines that her charms Are enhanced by the results of the crime. With worn a Beauty moral and physical is the highest of natures Laws and she persuades herself that it is lawful to diminish Beauty in one Quarter if this destruction will add to it in another. It is not necessary in this connection to dwell upon the weakness of this feminine logic but at All events it is based upon motives which Are in some respects less open to criticism than those which animate the male destroyer. For the sportsman who devotes himself to bringing Down legitimate game such As pheasants partridges and ducks and who observes the Laws established for their Protection there is at least the excuse that the products of sport minister to the pleasures of the table and often to the Comfort and health of tile feeble or the sick. But the Amateur or professional Spring Hunter who goes out at this period of the year recklessly firing at every Bird that comes in Way from a Robin to a Wren is without defense. The tiny creatures that he kills contribute but Little to the sum total of human food Aud Are frequently scarcely fit for such uses. In the majority of cases however the Spring Huntsman does not care for the Small game he so ruthlessly destroys. As a Rule be goes Forth to kill simply for the pleasure of Slaughter. Ills fancy at this season lightly turns to thoughts of Gore and be satisfies Bis bloody impulses by a Savage attack on the extra number of excellent reasons have been Given for calling Congress together in september which has been suggested but not yet decided upon. An earlier Date would be impracticable because of the Bot summer weather. Work would be impeded by office seekers for hundreds of positions which will be filled by september. Nor has the administration been in Long enough As yet to take hold of the grave questions and problems which this Congress must face. If the ingress Souid not meet until december its organization and preliminary work would As usual consume the time until the second week in january and the people could not look for practical results for Many months. It is said that the Treasury department will prepare for submission to Congress a Tariff measure designed to produce such a Revenue As is demanded by the increased pension Bounty and other expenditures of government Aud at the same time with its burdens so apportioned As to Bear most evenly and lightly upon the people. By september this measure can be. Dormu lated and such is the Confidence which the democratic people have in or. Carlisle that the probabilities Are that suggestions will be accepted by Congress tend enacted into Law with Little unnecessary delay. Thus we May Hope to have a reformed Tariff Law enacted by or soon following the beginning of the year. If Congress is left to meet at the usual time it would probably be full two years from the time the people spoke for Tariff Reform before they would to gratified. Nothing should stand in the Way of a prompt enactment of a reformed Tariff Bill. The democratic party promised it to the people and if now has the full Power to make that Promise Good. There is to need for any prolonged discussion of the matter. That has been done freely and fully during the past four years and the people understand entirely what they want. Of scarcely less pressing importance is the condition of the National currency. The Fherman Law As Lone As it is on the statute books is a standing menace and threat to the business interests of the land. Its repeal was demanded by the democratic National platform Aud the More 8>eedy that pledge is redeemed Ute better it will be for the country and Tor the party. An object lesson from Sun in its Issue of the Lith of this month published the letters of the american worlds fair correspondent of a foreign paper in which the writer describes visit to Baltimore. Speaking of the condition of our City a streets he compared them with those of a pus Sta Village of Hungary during the Rainy season. This suggestive comparison receives a peculiarly instructive illustration in the report of the mayor of Glog Avacz a Borough in the District of Arad Hungary on the ravages of diphtheria among the children of that place. After stating that the dreadful epidemic at last after one year s duration seems to have i been a completely stamped out a he expresses the belief that the reason of its sex unction is due to the fact that a fall children i below the age of seven finally had fallen i victims to this the hungarian paper in commenting upon the preceding observes a even More terrible than the above is the duct that there exist in Hungary innumerable communities of Welch we might report the same. We know from experience that wherever this epidemic takes Root in the country districts at least 50 i it or cent. Of the children fall victims to the Scourge in consequence of the wretched sanitary condition of the villages chiefly owing to the criminal negligence of the but the concluding passage of Tho report of the mayor of Glog Avacz is classical in its naivety. He writes a if there had been placed at Ray disposal As much Money As was appropriated for the prevention of the cattle plague the epidemic would probably Long ago have been stamped out in the Telegraph should pay for what it ordinance to impose a charge of s3 per pole on All the Telegraph Telephone and electric Light Doles in the City which is to be introduced in the City Council next week should be passed without delay so As to secure at ouse the Revenue to which the City is entitled from this source. An ordinance to the same general effect has already been submitted to the City Council of Frederick ., and other towns throughout the state Wilt doubtless adopt similar legislation. These ordinances Are based on the recent decision of the supreme court of the United states in the Case of the City of St. Louis against the Western Union Telegraph company in which the court sustained the right of the City to exact the annual payment of so per pole from Telegraph and Telephone companies in St. Louis. The ordinance under Welch this charge was imposed described it As payment a for the privilege of using the streets alleys and Public places a and the supreme court in its decision declared it to be a charge in the nature of a rental and As such a lawful exercise of the City a right to demand compensation for the use of its property. A in the Golden Days of King the period of the Reet oration we and Cavalier As Well As the More sombre Purl Tan coaids Uke the r plateful of Ash and twi Deer pie for breakfast and Wash it Down with a a Toup of ale. And Good Queen be at Kenilworth was partial to lord Leicester Beer. We could t do it now. That sensitive and Irrl Ubl nerve Centre the stomach would soon let us know what time of Day it a. Pain and discomfort would follow with Walling and growls. It is difficult for Ordinary men and women to know what to eat drink and avoid. What nature crave for or assent to is generally a Safe guide Only keep Johann Horros Maut extract close at hand. It will dissolve the obstinate part of your food and cause it to a quickly and Susun tingly into the system. To be had at All dealer a. The genuine a the signature of a Johann Hoff Quot on the neck Label of every bottle. Beware of in Luton a old at lower Price. Eisner amp menoel8or co. Sole agent iss and 154 Franklin at., new York. Simply sound sense. Tse bist stops. The finest teas the Best corrals at lowest prices at lowest prices at lowest prices at c. Kenny. At c. Kenny. At c. Kenny. I c. Kenny buy More Tea Coffee sugar than any other dealer in the City and so can g1v patrons the Best or All for the least Money. It pats . It pays them. Baltimore stores 8. W. Cor. Lexington and Greene streets n. W. Cor. Eutaw and Lexington streets 8. W. Cor. Hanover and Camden streets s. Cor. Bal More Street and Carrollton Avenue 1801 Pennsylvania Avenue Cor. Lauren Street n. Cor. Broadway and Eastern avens a. Cor. Light and arc a streets 500 and 502 North Gay Street. Washington stores s. Cor. Seventh and i streets Northwest 8. Cor. Seventh and o streets Northwest n. W. Cor. Fourteenth and q streets Northwest 8. W. Cor. Penna Avenue and third Street 8. E., 429 seventh Street Southwest 3308 Street Northwest. Che Windsor company. Opening today or our new store n. Corner Broadway and Baltimore Street and 1714 Greenmount Avenue near Townsend. New goods. Choice Good. Prices Way Down. To. To. To. To. To. 1� Standard 3-lb. Sert peaches Derby Brand in heavy sugar syrup Sells at �0 cents can today Between i and 4 o clock to cents can. Best Leas Coreless 7. 8. To. 8. 25. 20. 25. 17. 5v. 4�. 9. 121. 15. 15. 20. 5. A it to. Obi. �8. 28. Dessert pineapples eyelid in heavy sugar syrup Between 4 and 4 of clock to cents can. Choicest native beep. Our beef today is the finest Ever put on Sale in Baltimore before. Prices the lowest. Try our Fine roasts Aud steaks. Best Lima bean no seconds 7 cents can. Let desert blackberries. Clipper Brand 8 Cia. Best Early june peas to cents can. Hiring Beans 8 cents eau. New Naha Bay Salmon. 2 cans 26 cents. New lobster 20 cents can. No. I Mackerel,3 Tor 25 cent. New Labrador herring 17 cents dozen. Best Block codfish today a cents. New codfish bouffe.-, at cents Pound. New turkish prunes. 9 cents or s la. 25 cts. New California prunes,2 la. 25 cents. Full Cream new York cheese today 15 cents la. Best Swiss cheese 20 cents la. 21. 21. 33. 19 19. Fresh soda crackers 5 cents la. Be i ginner a naps 5lj cent i to. Animal crackers. 8 cents la. Sweet oranges. To cents dozen. New new York Beans Sty cts. Quart today. A blended beet Coffee on the Market our specially Sells at 23 cents la. Good 12-Inch Coal Sieve Down 8 cents. 5-lb. Can Best Jelly 21 cent. 5-lb. Can Best Apple butter 21 cents. 5-lb. Can beet preserves 33 Etna. New evaporated apricots. Is cents la. New evaporated peaches cents la. 15. Country cider 15 emits gallon. 174 strictly fresh country eggs 174 Doz. Gelatine. To cents quasar Oats 9 cent. today Only we will give to every Cne Tomer who buys goods to amount of to or Ever a Fine steel a Greylag u�x22 inches suitable for framing4 attend by funeral from hts late residence no. 1201 Battery Avenue on monday morning March 27, at 8 39 of clock thence to holy it Roe Church where a requiem High mass will he held for the repo a of soul. A 24th March Samuel r Brown in the 67th year of i age. Funeral service a ill be held at late residence no. 1012 South Scott Street on Mardi 26. At 2 p. Relatives Anil friends of the family Are respectfully invited. Interment at Western cemetery. Burden a on March 24. At 7.30 p. A. Johanna Burden in the Vod year of her age. Due notice of the funeral will he Given. Hukge>8.�? at i o Ciih-8 a. A. Friday March 24. Of pneumonia or. Corn Eli a v., in the to the year of Lier age beloved wife of Owen in Burgee. Friend of the family Are 1 invited to attend the funeral services at ten o clock on monday morning from her late residence. No. 938 Mulberry Street a interment private. . John Byrnes a resident of Texas Bali Liore county for forty six years relict of the Laie John Byrnes died March 23, in her 7d tear a native of the county Roscommon. Ireland. Washington and Chicago papers plea eco i her funeral will take place on sunday. March 26. At 2.30 p. M., from the residence of her son in Law W Hyland. Cockeysville thence to it. Joseph s Church Texas. Carriages will meet la a. And 2 15 train at Cockeysville it Avion n. C. R. H a thursday. March 23, Sandy Spring . Mary h. Chandlee. In the 7th rear of her Nee widow of the late Edward Chandlee d t Oxford Trees Chester county a and Alexandria Gazette i a. 1 please copy. 1 Donnell suddenly. March 22, James Mills Donnell need 8 year. I funeral will take place on unav afternoon. 2flth instant at n o clock from the re Den it e of sister. Or Fannie of. Adams no iou East Piemon Street nine Friend and Friend of the family Are requested to be present at the service interment at Loudon Park it eni Terv. Eyerly. In thursday. March 23. A 8.�?o0 p. M., Job Eph Thom As youngest son of George w. And Mary Everly. His funeral will take place from the residence of i Parent. No. A it fast lament Street till i Hatter Dave afternoon at two of clock. Friend and relatives of till family Are invited 10 Amend. A Fox. On the afternoon of March 24. At the residence of Bis brother in Law or. John Gaddy a no is North Bond Stree John t. Pox in the cd year of i . Beloved child of Michael and late Ann Fox. R i in due notice of the funeral will be Given. Lynn on Marco la. 1893, at 3 p. A1. Cecilia. In the Aid year of Ber age. A native of the Parish of Sci of i to. County Gal War. Ireland relict of the late John Glynn rest Iii peace. Relatives and Friend Are respectfully invited to attend Ber funeral this saturday morning March 25, at 8 a it of clock from her late resident e. No. 1214 North Tricker Street thence to Saint Gregory s Church where a solemn requiem May will he offered for Lite repo a of her soul. A Gordon. At Midnight on March 23. 1893. At her late residence. No. J044 North Eden Street a Nair 1 aged 52 year beloved wife of William e. Gordon t and Daub tet of Ute w la Lara Aud Marla Mcconn. 1 mar he rest in peace her funeral will take place from the House above mentioned on tomorrow . At half past one of clock funeral services at it aint John a Church eager and Valier streets friends of the family Are respectfully invited to be present. Interment private. A greek. A at federa Burg ., on March 23. J Edith daughter of Laura e. And the late Robert a. Greer anlage at Union elation on monday. 27th inst., at 12.35 p. Relatives and Friend Are invited. In j ferment at Lorraine cemetery a a , on thursday. March 23. I at 9 p. A. John of. Hoffman aged to years 4 months and 23 Day the beloved husband of Anna Hoffman. Relatives and Friend of the of Orriiv Are respectfully invitee 10 attend the funeral from i late residence. No. 1004 Gough Street sunday afternoon. At 2.o i lock. A thursday March 23 193 Anna m., wife of Henry d loner and daughter of the late colonel Eugene Van Ness u. S. Army. Funeral from Emmanuel p. F. Church. Cathedral and read Street on sunday afternoon Isth instant at four of clock a , at Denver Colorado on March 24, Frank p. Mahoney aged 38 Cumberland i papers please ropy. J a 24th March. William m full Eim or in lha year of Iii age. Funeral on sunday afternoon a two o clock from Bis residence no. 115 North it Chr it Eder Street. A Mitchell on 23d of March. 1893. Emory e. Mitchell in the 19th year of i age. Laurel . 1 papers please copy. I Servile at hts late residence no. 1532 w est Baltimore Street on bund a y morning Al 11 30 in Eric end at Laurel . A March 23. Is Ltd. Sidney Buchan an w Ife of the Lite Nathaniel Holmes Morlton. J funeral services at her late in i it hence no 20 West i Madison Siree on tin saturday at 12 a a clock noon. Interment private. Please omit Flower. Reiser. A on March 24. Julia a., a d 29 years i beloved daughter of f. W. And Keiser. Relatives and friends Are til cited to attend the ii i neral service on sunday afternoon. March 2fi, at two of clock from her la a residence. No. Ilia Woodyear Street. Interment private. Is it March -4. Mary j., in the 27th year of her age beloved wife of Chas. W. Schilling. Funeral from no. 840 Feirce Street on Nadav afternoon. At four o clock. Interment at Loudon Park. Shook. On March 23 19-1, Buban beloved wife of Albert la Shook I. In relative and friends Are respectfully invited to attend her funeral Ber late residence. No. 23 North g11 in or Street on this saturday 1 morning at i 8 30 o clock them e to St. Martins Church where a Ite Quiem High mass will be offered for the repose of her soul. Friday. March 24. At c id a. Mat Laurel yid., mrs. Maky a. Stanley aged 74 years Willow of the into Rev. Harvey Stanley. A. I. Funeral services at holy Trinity Church on Sun a Dav afternoon at 3. Look clock. March 24, Thomas in the 3d year of Nee son of John and Marv Sweeney funeral will take place from no 526 fast Mona ment s Reed of 2. <0 p. On sunday. 26th March. Relatives and friends Are invited to attend. We emay fell asleep at her residence Howardville at a. Al March 23. Roska la a a., beloved wife of Oscar Weems and daughter of Harriet a. I and the late Frank Abell. The relative and Friend Are invited to attend a he funeral services on this 1 saturday 1 morning Ai ten of Elk. At the residence of Lier Uncle. H. I. Stitcher no. 547 Laurens reel interment private. A . Elizabeth White wife of colonel e. V. White and Mother of or. B. White of this City died at her Home in Leesburg a on the night of March 23, Ich a on 24th March after a lingering illness Herman w Ich. Beloved he band of Katie u r h. Relatives and friends Are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from Bis late residence. No. 1723 Manikin Street on Munday afternoon at 1.30 of clock this evening Al 3 of clock. Seal free. All Welcome. It Exeter Chlech Rev in a i. Of a i. Wok do. a. A comforted after being cast Down a a p. A. Quot How a Young Man a helped Quot 7.15 p ju., Epworth league theme a a the Ursua a a p J. Appi-on8tith, 1�, in. Lecture on a Jerusalem the Lully All cordially invited. It Bitt a do a y w Quot a. Church a by preaching la a. And s in. By the pastor. Rev. H. 8. Kab a veg. 2. To p. Sandar school preaching at la a. Aud 8 p. Al by the a Tor. Rev. W. T Way. Y. A. C. 7.15 p. Strangers Are cordially invited to these service it of the e redeemer. 7rfn episcopal Holton et., near i bunday service la a. Aud p. Ji., by the Rector Bishop Jam K.A. Latak. Beat free. Bunday school s p. V. Y. 8. C. Of 7.15 . It unitarian. 1 18ti de p and ent ii if Ftp a Church. 4cx�y i in i Al in and Charlet k i morning Haver and Hermon the Rev. Chaple t. I a Kurray of Boston officiating .1.30 p. Mind i school. 8 p. It i goo Deri Day. Prayer and her i Mon. Bors Guild now open every to e Day and saturday at 8 p. Public cordially invited. C. Weli minister. It 7 p. A. Epworth league. Dip sit is bar a we Ridge Church. Park Are Nae and Wilton Street. La a. And 8 i. M., preaching by the pastor Rev. W. I. Mckenney. Bunday school 9 30 a. Sod 3 p. Epworth league ,7.18 . Veek night prayer service w wednesday 8 of clock. Batting free. Strangers Welcome. A9.�ti Fayette a. Church. Or Rev. J. B. Britt D., pastor. Preaching at la a. And 8 p. M., by the pastor. It Caroline Street Church. Rev. G. W Hobbs. Pastor. Preaching la a. M., 7. �0 p. Sunday school. To a. A. Up. Come. Nil Milf test gospel meeting at Exeter e. Chi Kuh this saturday evening at United presbyterian. _ to byte of tsp Wilken or a first unit Iii Park byte a Church f mouth.-3 in xxv Cor. Mad Iron . And Biddle �? preaching at la a. And 8 p. By the pastor Rev. C. H. Robinson. It congregational. Or Jar first congregational Church 4 x5�?T f at a et., Beton i to fat eight Wari a. Law Bench a. Is p. Even tag illustrated service. Hofmann a life of Jesus second part. All Welcome. It associate reformed. Associate be formed Church Cor a a a a a pc. Are mar Yin nit. Bienve and 1�?~reeton it. Rev. W Ayland i. Ball. . A. it r Alii preach at 11 a. Rev. Alexander punt put at 3 p. Sunday it cobol at 9.v> a. Christian Endeavor oct Ely at 7.15 p. Kev. Chi Arle a. . 1�. 1�., of Union theological Seminary will preach on april 2 Al la a. and up. it Baptist. Kirvin Bapt tech in Ruh. A Quot by Lafayette ave. And Fremont to. Preaching by he. It bit lie l a. To to a. Subject. Quot i be Jewit a an i Christian 8 p. M., a and Jonh fled into the Tabernacle of the lord and it alight hold on the horns of the stranger Welcome. \ it Fps a a for huh a i Quot tint Cli Litchi a. Brood in Quot Vav nay and Jet Merton to reel Rev. It i. F Ory a. And 8 p. M., preaching by the pastor. 13d, sunday school. 7 p. a Endeavor meeting. Re pal int it Enung service. Of i Heety Baptist Church. Rev. Cli. I is pastor la a. A How to make Horny 8 p. >1., foots of the Bible no. 4, j he fool braved in a come. It 8 of clock. Service of Bong. Prayer and Praise led by Bro. Goc ii of Harford Avenue. N United Brethren in Christ. Salem u set Hurcil preaching plan a a a Day la ., by Rev. J. L. Grimm 8 p a by a. H. Zimmerman P s. C e. Consecration service 7.15 p. Al sunday school a. Aud i p Ltd Sweden Borg a. New Jerusalem Church Parent Turret. Near hate Rev. Thomas a Kino pastor. Services at la a. The Kite of confirmation. Sermon by pastor. Seats free. evangelical Awao citation. 32f�mem real Evan it Ieli Ca l Church. Preaching at la a. Lands p. by toe pastor Rev b. Hiker All cordially invited. Free. Come and worship with a. Re refrigerators f re Lobo n s dry air for family store hotel or Steamer in to Turk. R Clat led from factory i Hoa w Baltimore at. Seo4 for a Del catalogue. Repair done thit month a Mir James h. Downs Art stationer and engraver formerly located at the Corner of and Islington Street has removed to 22w North Charles Street. Masonic Temple. Wedding invitation visiting card. Party and dance Carda a specially. Writing paper by Ream. Quire Box Pound or Tablet. Easter novelties and fall a a Sorin irn of goods pertaining to Cie line stationary Trade. 1024-101 Kal 7ixre a l and v a of Latios will hold Ith annual meeting Fok the election of directors for ending year monday. April i Imp at 7 p. M., at i 2 East Lexington St. Aad a dividend of 6 Pek Cen i. Will then be declares oat of the profit of the past year Alvin v Kennedy. President. Bryson Millikin. Vice a reel Dent. Josip ii w Clark. Treasurer. Arthur Easter solicitor. By order of Board. It j a. e Anter. It be rotary. Baltimore March Ai. Is�3 a a consideration of one Dollar Iba hich d hereby acknowledged the Anu Faith ring company hereby ago is to Ste Man fit Fernium of Baltimore. Mohall their re it title and intakes 11 n and to the Al heretofore conducted by them in Ken Pelt to the manufacture and a Alk in luding repair. Of pneumatic i air clo a. Also. Including All delivered Aud the a Good Wilt a of the Busine a. Albert Goldstein. President. F. By attack. Secretary. Having purchased the entire Ier k of the pneumatic clock company we or prepared to execute ail work pertaining to the manufacture and repairing of the improved pneumatic clocks a Teman a Pek Ohn 554 n gov it i receipt of w Lehmann a a it ducted by prof. coma Avenue. Church service la . And 8 p. Vi., . Hans subject a a wanted Vav likens Avenue near ill nor. It i never Sallust. F58tr Nick is a lint Church. Guilford Ere. In Tyr an t land nit it. Rev la. Ii pm i Vii Pas f we North Avenue Chi Roii la a. and p. Preaching by pastor Rey. J. T. Wilhide Young Peoples meeting 7.15 . N amp a Webley Chapel Church. Cor. Sharp and Barre its. La a. A Rev. Juit p. Wilson pastor. 8 p. M., j up world league. 7.15 p. It Tor. Ill a. Palm no of a service subject a the Power of p. A. A tiling we a depend review. In ten service every Dight until easter in Chi monday and saturday. All Hou of Chapel. .4a et., near ii Eruan school j p. Preaching at 8 p. by Rev. U. A. Mil Ciol la it i sunday school 9. To. Quarte Young people meeting. 7.15 . 1� Arake Opp it it a Unity it removal Sale a now pre ends to Art lovers and collectors to obtain one or More pictures from the most artistic collection of engraving etchings and water x lob paintings Al framed in the Best St vie. Owing to our removal the Prie Are greatly reduced to avoid injury in handling. Fitzgerald Art Roome 24-1 it 13 w eat o Altimore. February-16. I 893 a a to the Public and horse owners in general who patronize us a master of Baltimore i Rte n <1 a. Mertiff it. Church Cor of it Etti. In Palm sunday la a. And v p. A. Rev. . . Prayer meeting we do erday 8 . Everybody cordially welcomed. It so Obj of of a Rby Jefferson St. I Murch. \ her. J. A. Price pastor. 7 p. A. Epworth i rogue. It Corner Park Raterre Bervie. Tomorrow first and p. A eat free All it Ordi Wiz if f a f. V d it let in g i a it it Jgr. R otay and Monument for divine worship la a. A Morrow. Ail Are invited. Neat i Chi. Street and 8 s tree. Erie Street. At la a. In Ted. 13 of Ort Roox i a meetings p. To-dl9-tf i Horseshoe j know of the abuse we receive off a Hor a or mule by be Between belgian b4#.ck, ii switches Groove of Ira to j paved Street. Aud mud Hole. Are not half put on. Not Cline the Hgt re a by the Driver. What. Know a shoe off until soul i is off Edla Tely drive to a s Wrath by abusing e after the her a Els pulled All City. Wha Joe is pull ii in hoi. Tad we i Alf to a of y Crossings do Ruth ill i a t re told the Hes in Aud fait off in time does not has told it he inn ent to i a a a or and i Shoer of and a flee a a a e. Y. Ikast a for a n k la n he in a r e ii. Caln rate et., in it a. J Howland. Ii. A pastor. Aud How to meet tear our Goliath 8�?�?oncnled 8 everybody welcomed Ami seated. It 4 i i Ancel Baptist Hll Rich. 9�?a-1 a in. Cor at. Faut Greet and Sori Are nut. Preaching by the Png Tor Kev. C. A. F v to i Ham and 6 p. Baptism St evening service. 7 p. M., Christian Endeavor beat free. It of a a Baptist Church carotid Hod Predon to Recti Rev. J. C. Davidson. Pastor. La a. a weapon not carnal. But Dpi 7.35 p. M., a a the simplicity of the Kull on ave Baptist Hll Ruh. Cor pm or Baltimore it. And i a Jinn ave Rev. Or. A. C la a. A. 7.45 p. School. 9.30 a. M ,�.45 p Felt of Bouno Ary a v is a a Presb y Teri a n a xxv for tier sort to a in. Aud St. Paul it. It a. M.,\ trenching by the pastor. Rev. F. Up. j Williams meetings of y. S it k Junior to a. M., seniors. ,.15 p. I. Abb if school 3 p. A cordial invitation to All. Of Emory Cd i Kell. Rev. Millard Law Pauur. La a. And e p. 21., preaching by the pastor. 7.15 p. A. Epworth league service. It f tue f Uta West k i Mir Al key g a of it I vow ill in a for la a. A. Preaching by the pastor. Miss Josephine it Arr Vrigil speak of her visit to the missions of India. China and Japan Nunda school at Gall Al. It h Arford ave. f. Church Corner Biddie Greet and Harford Menue preaching by pastor Rev. Up had Norris la a. And a p. It Vujs fan Kiln Street Cd . B. F cd i re nos. Pastor. Preaching la a. �?T>1. And 7 p. By the pastor. Epworth league 7 p. A Welcome. It Appold K Church. It Chaee . La a. Preaching by to a. R. Tat lok. 3 p. Monthly missionary meeting. 7.15 p. Epworth league. Up. A preaching by pastor. Rev. C. O. Isaac. It coh. it Piri t ii a 11� in. Spiritualism.-. Kure the 18 sunday a Baltimore and cake a liver contribution at till Doc not will give la n w i Kelts at s it. It iteration a hours tee we put shoes this a f a Ltd on Reg re a bad treat re wll w a a spi i it a i t Jacob ten medium from Phil a 1 ire Leat a Batog a Hali sunday evening. March up o 663 Quot Arar Quot Gay reel 20. Be i2a-.it Neon Hall. A i Preite err tee. A p. mrs. A. By ejecta Gien try j �niir1 in Lee til i p Neats for 30. Or j no. I he i n Coni master for Alt Shi future f Ater Dep a rom e it. Hall. March 29, inc water Consumers Are hereby a rifled that the 8 Elk ent Diacont own Tan pm at i a water rents expire april i 18� 3. In Paul 1892 Filiti Art charged interest until paid. A a River m21-ta.th.n3t water registrar. A _tn4-�4t Quot Calth a or a. Glading will and give tests to Corrova 4 and e. Annivee Sarv Celebration i a in h Row rats a tvs med or Cor. Lufhin Fetn t Vil painting of i new forming free. Mh4-,,Ih-�?T.1605 we f a Utt Lui b Frey Odoi la 1023 a r�1 bad Ink. Cesspool and we i it without a Flentse to Fig Token Art drawing Classen taught cd Wing an and be e sex in �1 kit Mot led by Ell. Also. Be fur sued. Ton Avator it v or night Elution 21-. The Sot a Cabinet a by net Cost link any to to Monument St. e Church. Rev. To ii ebb mkt in Hardmon pastor. Palm sunday service. La a. Mud 7.4.1 p Special music by choir Mission sri service of 3undav-Scuool, 2t p. Interesting exercise. Address by her. He try p. N n a of Greenmount ave. Church. Services each evening of week save a tur Day at a of clock. It 8 7 p. A Garrett Park E Ler Quoton and a Quot Roe la a. Aud Rev. La t. Moi re. Epworth league it is Arlington Baptist Church., or. V. Fish preaching by e b ii . Castor at 4.15. Sand school at 3 of clock. Services every night this week at 7.30. It methodist Kola cowl South. Trinity it Etui Rich South mad Leon Are. And Preston et., Rev. Felix Hill In pastor. Iscel Laneous. Lye a i theatre next sunday. K3v City Ca Tup meeting from Aye to to p. tomorrow. A it. Rev. J of a i Xvi a y will preach i far famed Edmon unchristian Reform in respect to worldliness. Church enter inn sent. Fair. Festivals Chun b Dairea holy Hope Ato get Money for religion Purt Quot the. The preaching of Nils Sermon caused Mem Eudora excitement in this City some week ago Ani a As reported Over toe United Stales and Canada snv desire to hear it again. Aim. A great a meeting of p Addresses by Mary Ottto Ira Ink and other i Steakem. Entreating religious exercises i tween service. Person can bring lunch and remain for All service. A i Tere Felt of in the promotion of genuine christianity and All sinners seeking t Quot Brist a special or Iovu a. Doon open from 3 to 19 a Noah Ever wifi att come. It sell it rho. I for 59. O / use Large brass and a i former Price pc a Ell for Il-1 Osk Large mahogany a Al for 8�1 Unk Ebony Cabinet e Al Une Large pier Mirror ill A. >-th s.w-31 106 it ii Stoh Irrice of the am Mission Erb a Liu . City ii All Baltimore March la. A the Board will open in the Early part of Al h Alf time Quot i to Al in a locality near the it be Centre of the City. The leg Bool will de it it men instruction from 3.30 Oll 3� a. It is deigned the instruction of those boy whose a in tee eni their attention a other hours Paren a or flawed w to de ire to enter their Bors into said school a Quested to Call at toil a a Dice before april i to i Ufer the of said by order. #-th. x. W Henry x Oak A #.3 Al it that a. A. Bishop craze w. Wilson. 8 p. Al Rev. Cml Quot Mile sitting free end All Welcome it i y. a cd o Rte int it special f. Eti of at y. c. A sunday afters it a Eutaw Flack Baptist Church Futon place and Dolphin Service la a. A preaching by the pastor her. Bervie. 8 ., f f. Ellis Young people s meeting. 7 i. North Avenue b a tit us Apel Ncik and Linden Avenue. Under a cow it of. Preaching. A a f. M., by Rev j Mitron Wilri a. Ria yer meeting a Friday. It Central e. Church Mon d Eon Are. And Strieker . By Rev. Or. J. A. Met caplet. Service. I Ioja it reef t. Up. Men , f n at 4 so understand Mere in a St e Brand or Minnesota Edh re to longer controlled by us is notify the Public the a a neb a Tat Einen is foundation and absolutely false. Every Bane guaranteed. Mi7.sju&Quot 4.2 f. L l Awrence a Bouth. preach lug at no evening it f Zajf Arlington 4- preaching at la 1 cd apr it. Church South. By Rev. A emf. C. It St. Paul a Chuk la South Layette �f., near Carrymon Art., Rev. C a. Dor D., pastor. Preaching to am Rev j Hitt Yum. Preaching at a p. A. Bishop a. W. \8 , Rev j a Vance of Maryland Avenue presbyterian it sch. Will a Peak. Good music. All men cordial invited. Saturday. Today saturday at p. Young men a song and prayer Quot Revire conduct Levi by or w p. C Tov of University of Mary land. All men invited. Law rial v nun. Converts today a a or dais a a on a bind a retool teachers Bible a lass Eon Duck de by or. Joel pm bowk.bondar Choli worker invited. It a w a Quot to Bra Cit we c a. Sun Day. March 2, 4. To p Y cd Vlk. Carpenter avd builder 1222 Maryland Avenue. Jobbing promptly attended to. Yall paper event h a pit Quot in Quot Fyt Para and a of to tech Uke x. It. Ear. Rev. Ii. Allen Tvr run. In. Paior. It i ice la . Hie distinguished Rev. W d , 1of Mexico will preach 3 p. May meeting at which int. Pow full and others a111 deliver address 8 Bertion by pastor subject. Three it a baptism at close service. Cordial Welcome to ail. It Brantly bad Aysa boo i 9.30 a. and �3 in 11 a a p. Rosr Emmanuel Schurch Cor. Met ult a and Preu Tui Rev. J. In both A. Pastor. Rev. Thow a Myers La South n . To men meeting Addre a d a Bak Elk Quot to Jet i Tiv b t Ausen at i it b Hall. I Ai Baptist Tabernacle Rev. In Wharton Pastor will preach at of. A Aln Arn e ill c i Gith Rev. C. brag. fling la a. Prev. C. Hill. Up. A. Rev. C. Pc. By at it h a he. Burday dec look. 9 co a. And .3 p. It a Metlio Ilist Independent. 4r>t. Joins mail ave. the. Church. 15yv�?T dad la on pc and la a Rem it. Ii a. M.,1 preaching by the pastor. 8 p. j Rev. A. W. Tiki is. It so a. M., 9 u Oday so Bool mss Ionar Day it Centra revival Long a in a. Y. I 9.30 a. I.15 p fsr lond Union love tet cled by evangelist of a a Ion Mission of news i be continued at 3 p it at 3.15 in and make. Ing on. In. Al And each Ever the most Complete set of q amp Lea and instruction8 How to paper sent f off Foh h cents to pay to Quot to of. Or Hank the la age Quot to and of Quot to Selet t e d Quot to k in the United a Tate Quot. It will Fay you to ski our a mfg leu Reform Pirch Abl a aha Quot n Killen. By 4 Aud 616 Quot. Twentieth ree. Philadelphia. a 3ui Mirr a and picture Frame Quot to n Newa a to May a free is i experience j w. Frizzell. 752 we More Street plow so. F27-Tna a a Liet o he get e. It Eibie no a red Are or p offic e Loudon p Ark cemetery no. 323 North cd a la fib Street. As taught a. A. And Quot. By i Quot k w a y Lith Anniv Erwan g vet singing. A St r Inger cordial it Elk Sion test re we. Lieut. h school it Nua y p of i Mony of Coo Vena Ighel Friend Aad i Frenklel. In. 17-�lv. I. Maccubbin. Lotholder8 who Dewire grave eked will Ivy the coming seas it a leave their Oriler a this office Asel possible. We. Ski or it it Quot of ses rotary. N in a n i e Blo or i Fri a Only Jenabi a face. 108 a St be ii Cov i will -0i a Cdr. To h cure. It and p Seath i it a Cople. If tawn la i a Titch in Rrth of . Preaching by a Sor. Rev. A Ftp la a Tir la. Re m., re a Scro Church. It ?otemperance.�?T a in Tom. Rivalie 8 in. M., a sufficiency of it of Cli Hist Ian Church. Harlem Fie. Calm it reception of new Metier. At la i. Hun Day. Baptism at dose of evening Quot crees. You Are invited. It c. Marshall pastor. To Cleat Quot Wal Mei Hod Quot Rev. T. O. Moree Pas be w. Ward. To ii it. L. N. A Kalton / univ a it methodic r ii urch t .77 Tieland a Ltd preaching la a. Christening Rind revive i p. Rev. J. Missis John Quot in. Pastor. All Welcome. Conte Early. It John it i Church. A Liberty 77 or re. It is a Quot Bow Rke. I a a. In. La a. Aud a p. Be the pastor preaches 7.15 p. In c Hristian Endeavor. Come. It District clinical y. O. A. Quenda y nigh t Tiff if Quot a Viola a Quot i Quot Quot i a a us Hou Quot a. Fader a Ai tonight. Moline. Meet ii a kit. Leader. Sabbath. Not Ott 4 ., a on had lord Coin uranian of it Jai is Mich s tue Quot Day. We b. Is i a i t Hurch. Writ he Dat. A Mission bisters prayer b. A a Higdon at no Orth a Thi imy. Is i h. Pm Church. Friday t v n Eden Street a Rev. Nah let a. Bra. C. Leb. Or. % .,Rev. A . R. Der Quot a i l it Hartley Quot a Eli worst form and 1m r in dust Bare Turki get rth Eutaw Street to yes a ill or i a a a liver pg3v. V lhjikr.- a Ata Rah in its general Hen the. free. At 326 a re supper monday of High a Tibet I. Chi Emmanuel meeting 2d. Eno. To to Kwh ent. remain of Henry sch la i f Ruberg. Who depane.1 tills life january 13, 1893, will be hurled from the vault at mount Carmel cemetery on sunday afternoon. March 26. 19 at 2 30 o clock. Friends and acquaintance Are a tall invited to be or sen. A by ii the remains of William ii. 5tuart, husband of Elizabeth Quot Tuart will he buried from the vault in Baltimore cemetery of monday afternoon at two of clock. _ a in memorial. Loving memory of husband Nicholas b. Talbott who departed this life March 25 1892. A Loving memory of husband Phil. William Weber who redone year ago today. March 25.182. Voile but not forgotten. O god How mysterious How strange Are thy Way. To take from us our loved one in the Best of Day. He has gone from lits loved ones children wife. Whom he willingly tolled for and loved As life. A by Wike and . Undkktak1no. F. Madison Mitchell formerly Denny St Mitchell funeral directors will continue the business Carrollton Avenue and West Fayette Street. Tel Dhone 114�. A laps j Francis Denny formerly Denny amp Mitchell funeral directors 1 will continue the business at 208 South Broadway and North and Oak aves. Telephone lies and 1137. In 4-s,, lit cemeteries. The Lorraine u it it Kab v offers unusual advantage in Choice selections of lots. In prices and convenience of selement. It. Lutheran. Luth a lit a Ltd. Lombard it. In. Greene Rev. Glo. W. Miller. D., pastor. Palm sunday la a. A. A Symbol of Victory and confirmation 8 p. a tile concern we should feel for All Art w Elcome. A passion week service?.�?� monday evening i a twin of the Fig tuesday kv1-.n i no. A cleansing the a Edn esd a y event no a certain greek seek inc thursday evening. A the great conspire fr1day evening a the men of sorrow Quot and preparatory service. In25-ti St tsp first English lutheran Church 3jv i. An Rule it. And Fremont Albert in Studer a k fit D., la a. A. A the King of truth a 8 ., a a father he of and always a Welcome at this Church. It Iti Aho in took and 8 p. Preaching by the Paa-8. Albert It 3d eng Evan Luth. Church. 57 Monument Street near Gay. La a. a Rev. I. O. Brake. Pastor�?7.4 . £.40 p. A. Sunday Clisol. 7 i. . S. C. It 1pt3f-�St Luk k�?T9 eng. Luther and cd i a Cal at third and Chee nut Menuet Rev Bethany i. Church f Ranklin a Mare. Rev Jos a. Leu in. La a. M., a a prayer and common 8 p. A heaven now or n fall path school 9. If a. And 2.45 p. A a Tiung people s meeting. 7 p. The pastor desire to meet every member of the Vav p. a it time p. p. A. E e it of wave lest so of a a 30 Lea h �4 of. Shoe $ 4 to. To popular men s Fine At #4 pikes a huf Fri a it and 95 h. V is Friday meditate in e Tempe. It a a of Ter n Dek h i 136 no card Quot in prof it ii Roii of god Inch Rist Jesus. Wurth Narr f halt. Fort it to run Ltd service to mgr Kow. Is . Subject a your Public Coral ally invited. N la Quot Bible Reading and Quot i a Quot Era ice p by every sunday afternoon St 4 of clock at tie Young women sch i Quot Jan association. S. A. Cor. Frank unt. And Park ave. Easter old to 207 Lex upwards i Kizzell s. Booklets. Large assortment. 2t,c. To 25c. Upwards Frizzelle a Norton. 7 32 wet Al j Church in the i cd to re room wednesday evening. March 29, usual hour. It a mkt Fairmount Cd i Echt-1 4�ti-77, i Cid Lington bunday. I la o clock Quot Rueday school 2.3ft preaching 7.30. Subject. i bring gospel Lymao and 6. Wallace Thompson l Asior. It ally Ong women Are or Why it is Quot of. It dial a in lied. Cd Al it Adelphi an Eccl a Quot i a Moke a 1204 a ba7tim Mev Inz bunday Marth at la a. Aud 8 Public invited. Of methodist protestant. A o Clr Ngel Viva i. In 2. 3ft. Pm i be wine Heater Quot r a. A. Bit ii Ute y a a 7 4. O clock Quot i Aud experience meeting Tai and Fremont St. All Welcome. Mall Trig Dav because i ave a i ii i he cure .1 at ban i nature never lie. A of a of the she a Henck s "752� St Arr met Hoich us chef in of idl to prot Patant et., youth of Lombard. F. T. Little a. A. Rev. J t. I Rhay. J. I. 8 p. Hev. L. Randall 7.15 Christian Endeavor meeting. It is Sci i notices. r Headquarters Ark of the a oven ant. 16 ark�?T8 lutheran Church Taw it Row. La a. Tor Rev. Cha. Sjo of Broadway P Church. Broad nay is and mainline it Street a preaching at la a. By pastor. Hen W. Taut to p. M., i Long re anniversary. A. Takaki of japs ii will appear in native Cna tume and deliver the add a other tolerating exercise a Quartetti duets and Solo it p. Church. Lombard and Cheeter Streete Hammond. a. A pro tit Aud i.os7. >6 ., a fall things Are ready. Christian Endeavor. Consecration. 6.45. It 8 w. Lexington St Baltimore . Test . a. Journey Aud our enly Chas. I he lord present to p. M., the Ileal it r a Jap 4r,a be English Luther an Church. 5737 Cor. Broadway Ami Gough �? Rev. O. C. Ruth a. M., confirmation 8 t. M., Sermon by the pastor. It Zhi Herm an pastor of Christ eng. Luth. Church a Hill St. Near Chart ill a. No. A what kind of witnesses Are y out 8 p. M., Quot Christ a night of it eng lutheran Church Druid Mcmechen �?preaching by the pastor Rev. Chas. Trowbridge at la a. And 8 p. La reformed. Trsar Christ reformed Church Corner Druid Hill and Forth Ai , Rev. W. I. on sunday at la a. A and 8 p. Special set vices every evening during holy week. All Are invited. It f Aith Church. Waverly. Q. L. Morrow pastor ii a. Sermon by pastor. 3,45 end 8 p. M., revival by evangelist Snyder. Great interval. Come. A it Lebanon methodist protest ant Church Corner pre it an and Bond egret tel Rev. J. W. , a. Preaching by Rey. John Kinzer president of the Maryland annual conference-8 p. A it he sin of special music. 6.li p. It., y. S. G e. It Lafayette ave. Methods St pro by St a t. Stephens reformed Tiu sch like so Smith a Hall. First et., near Charlet has. W. . Pastor la a. A. 4 p.31 Quot unav school j p. Bolo by mrs. Edw. G. St Aley it Rev. I i Chi service at la a. And p. Sabbath school at 9 a. And ,3 p. A urls Tau Endeavor at 7 p. Next bunday night the services will be in the interest of the Temperance cause. Good templars Aud w. C 1. L. Organizations will attend it of. T. Tagg Paster. Protestant episcopal. A a Christ Church car. St. Paul and Cha a Ste a Rev. C. G to for. In Kik. I. In Rector Rev. Jt�?~l11 e. Grammer lie. Assistant mind so or. Sunday. Holy communion 7, 4 . Sermon by the Rector at la a. Thai Nero a cantata of the crucifixion up It t Ain e Kos cantata of a the or Uci-iklss1 Fixl in will be Given at Christ p e. Re ii abase Aud St. Paul streets sunday March 26, at 6 p. It religious notices. Presbyterian. Franklin Square presbyterian Church Rev. W. Ii. Woods pastor. Divine service and preaching Atli a. By the Rev. Rur it h. Williams At 8 p. By the Rev. J. Kinsky Smith. Sabbath school at 9. A it a. A a p. A c. At 7.15 p. No the Public cordially invited. It a Central presbyterian ath urch Eutaw service la a. And 8 pm. Bible school. 9.15 a. Young Peoples meeting 7.15 p. All Welcome. It fax Quot Aisquith Street presbyterian Kab Church Ait huh Street near Orleans Rev. J. Addison Smith pastor. La a. M., Rev. We. Caldwel. 8 ., 49th anniversary or the Sabbath school. Interesting exercise. The Public cordially a St. Paul a Reform Dechurch. Eng. I Lexington Street near Carrollton Avenue a service la a. Aud 7.3f� p. M., Rev. L. Zinkhan officiating. It t7.thirn reformed Church x. F Cor. I Tsy Poca and Saratoga Rev. C. Elf Var i. D., Arll a. Al. And 8 p. Al. By pastor. Song service 7.30 p. It a methodist Lipsen pal. The Baltimore. City station methodist episcopal Church. First Church. St. Paul and Twenty second is. P in eve Quot bal wis sunday school. .3 p Epworth 1/eague, 7 p. Of. Twenty fourth Street. Cor. Hampden ave. 8 pal no Hayek. A Sui iday school 9.30 a. Al had 3 p. Al up Woitiw league 7.15 p. Ain e its cd u i i x Ion Quot ung by tue Light St. A Rehby Terian Church. Rev. Kinley Mcmillan at la and 8. Evening subject a i Ain As Good As most school at 2.45. C. Junior. 10.30. Senior 7. In it Ridgely Street presbyterian at la a. And up. By Tea pastor Rev. Watek. Sabbath school 3 p. y. S. G r., 7.16. It Waverly presbyterian Church Prev. Alb St Evans. Pastor. Bible school. 9.j0 a. Y. k., 7.15 p. Hepwor Guilford Avenue. Xep v d Hobbah. Oar. Lan vat it. 8uudav-scbool.t.30 a. And 3 p. Al Epworth league 7.20 p. Al will re choir at St. Luke a Chi Roii on Page sunday Aud wednesday following at by. It -j5bpchukch of the ascension. Lafayette in Square. Rex. Lha. C. A i in fit it. be in tee on Quot l n Day at 7.-s0 and la a. Al. And 4 and 8 p. Sunday school at 9.�u a. Holy com Munion at 7.3� a. Rev. J. Crammer i will preach at 8 p. Al it Paul a Church Corner no Chart Aud Saratoga Streete a Sun a y. March 2&Quot, at 8 p. Special sunday Mph i services Quot Ermon by Rev. Wroth of Church of Siah Baltimore. A manifestation of go a love to the world in Jem All Are invited to aspect Aliv Young men Tor whom a will be the served. Seale tree. La St. Reters Church Druid Hilt Avenue and a citrate Street re. Feed kick w. Clampett a. Rector holy a omm Anlou. 8 a. Sunday school. R2v a. Morning prayer with Sermou by Rev Tor. At la. Evening. Service at a Sermon by Rev. Arthub Chilton pow Ell Rector of Grace Church. La �zka�"8t g Borges sch u Roii w Hitti no to in tip Ham memorial Prat a n amt dilution . Erkd Grick Gibson. Quot ervice. 7, la a. Aud s p. Sea a fre cd. Hor inter. 2i�-Sif to t having concluded preparation of opening a Home or fallen women to the Northwestern suburb to be known a the Ark or Kunec in w hich there has been i it Kiin de a Golly Motherly May Ron we adopt the method of asking a generous Public for their kindly assistance in inner or kind for sustaining sad restoring the fallen to womanhood by the mercy of god a go Oil number have been Rea ored in the Homes of friends heretofore it Illi am ii. Wehn. Pm Quot Rev. J it hides. A. A Quot Xiv of Richmond a. Will Lei to re in dlr the auspices of the by prot social Union. At Eutaw place Baptist Church. Eutaw place Ami Dolphin Street. Tier Day evening. Arch 28. 8 of clock. Subject a the baptists and the or. Biden is one of the most original and eloquent of the Baptist met ii or of the Quot Nib. He has occupied a number of the most important a orate in the country and no one is be it a qualified but speak on the subject he a Hosni lecture will be in every was a itch Ireat Aud everybody ought to Bear in lecture free. Public cordially invited. Ms5-,?t be Dee strict skulk will writer at Young men Chri >t1 an association Hall cml a Road. Cherie and Quot Saratoga at 8 of the clock on be evening of be 28lh Day Obye 3rd Mon i la. A. W. Hawks. May Ter As i Ted by be Young men and Maidens of be Liberty Quot Trest it. John Quot y p. A. C. R. Admission 2 Ahillen 23 cts i it in one m25-tu2t put just Pone Man t. _ the lecture announced for la t evening. A problem of great die a was postponed on account of he i line Quot Quot of or. Park or Quot to. Due Nock of the future Dale will be git in. It a from Eden to Calvary and bib Pond. A store option lecture by Rev. W. J. John sos. Thursday. Manh 5o, at Quot to. Paul Quot Chuku h Quot Outh for the Benefit of the Church. Admission ii cent tu25-4t Pulmonic syrup. The one compound of natural agent which Tell Wuh a tote to Sud strongest to be on the lung and mkt a a it Coa Che. Fifty eight years of Success have Given it the reputation of a specific in lung if fic Tiona. From the common cold to the direct Coo i sumption. The Marvel discovery it 1 a. Oxford. La a. A it. p. Belt Avenue and Quaker Lane. Rev. L. Bex Nett. Bunday Dino of 2.30 p. Misal onary service. Epworth league. 7.20 p. To Harlem Park Fechurch. Rev. J Mck Andree Rej Ley La a. A a Goennel 2.30 p hi., Quot unday school 7.15 p. M., Epworth league. It 8 p. A. Rev. J. It. Claim Neal. Lit Madison Square E Church Caroline and eager Street. 746p a a to a Colker put or. 7 p. A. Pc Worth league it of a All Saint Quot a p. Cal Kcf. Wert Bam More. And Monroe �?Rev. W. Wroth Hector a service 7. To Aud la a. And s p. Public cordially invite. A eats free o2u-�tf a Church of the Messiah. Cor. Gay and Fayette et., Rev. To. Wroth. Hector services at la a. A. .1 Aud 8 p Convenient to All line of Street car. Ait seats free. The Public cordial or invited. Of Insp Chubch of a aint Michael and All de Angels Cor spa it and 75< ent Ieth Els. Services 7.so and la a. And 4 and 8 p. Hermon Ai 8 p. By the Rector. Subject a the Early British Church and it faintest. Patrick and St. ii Quot a Rev B. Or Figg. Will deliver i illustrated so icon lecture. F.nt1tj de the would of Shakespeare at the twelfth presbyterian pm urch. _ tuesday. U Arch 28 1893. A to admission free a pedal uttering made to Benevolence. In 25-.ti . I. U. Quot memorial build Imp. Juts 8 a ii Gay to Cert. Gospel meeting every week Day from 12 to i of clock Aud every sunday afternoon at 3 of clock. Come and help ii. _ if a to of a Young women a Christian a680 b2yv citation Franklin a reel and perk Avenue. Fourth Enier to i n ent monday. March 27, 3 p. will cd n let of instrumental music. Reading Aud vocal Quot elections. Member free. Friends it the association not member to tent. Ru2.-21�?o r bar de mores a a cont est at erd �75 an�?T8#h a la. Cortier Central Avenue and Biddle St reel monday March 27, p. Admission 1� l ent. >2t a Thor Glt Etsey a eastertide _ by Ilia Busy bras of h Arlo pm Park Church under the direction of prof a. W. Hawks concert Hall Academy of music tuesday evening april a. At 8 of clock. Admin Ion 33 cents. Tickets for Sata a Mccaffrey a music store North Cherie Street and Book rooms lift East Baltimore Street. Mother Goose family of eighty Yoeun. In cwt urn. U. Feet became a rec Agnir Ltd Standard remedy and i today the Best proved agent Tor colds. Cough. Congestion inflammations Aud consumptions a world. Or. Or or irk e practical treatise on co net motion liver it Mfd a int Ami it a it Peia. Mailed tree. On application. Or. J h. Schesch a. Sox Pitta to. U nit de Staten dental Assoc a to of no i North Char Cor Baltimore so take the elevator this is not a College by a Bode of sex % pen pooled together for the scientific practice of dentistry the association Jay tem has two great advantages first there i a different operator for each particular line of work such .1 special being of a of be More skillful than the Man who attempts Quot this that and the second the sex pen pc a a Ever i dentists Are reduced to those of one allowing a Wile of Price much lower Baa other can afford Tor he saute Superior service a follows. Extracting. . With Gas or Zono mgt a. Cleaning 75c. Silver fill tag 75c. Latina fillings Flod. Gold. According to size. Gold crowns. 7 no very Best Teeth o. Washington offices Corner 7th and d Street is. W. i run Ken Nen Quot a or the liquor habit positively cured by in Quot tearing do. H.vine4 Golden up eel fic it can be Given in a of Coffee or Tea or in fowl. Wit bout toe know Lei re of toe patient. 11 to absolute v harm Lewa. Aud will effect a permanent Ami a pm Edy cure whether the patient is a Mode re to Drinker a i an alcoholic wreck it a been Given in thou Sodi or Case and in every instance a perfect Core has Tol Lowell la never fails. The system once in Adregna Tedwin toe a Mac tie. It a come a 1 utter Impo it Illuv Tor the liquor appetite to exist. Colden specific Oxx. Prop. Cine Ninati. It Aix 48-Page Book of particular Rte. To be had of i Illy Roger Quot a cu., 108 East Baltimore a. R. Lautenbach a a on Saratoga and Eutaw sea Wolf Bra a a Broadway and Bank a inset a. J. Gosman. Charlew and Mulberry #5-12m t0 the ladies of Baltimore. I i. Batory a �?Tn natural preserves Ani jellies Are the beat made in this country Aud Superior to the English. Are put up in three ave end ten Pound can also in of been Twenty a l think i found pail and Are void at prices ave a tie to All sold at our factory and Baker Quot we confectioners Supply Elatab ashment. It South Howard amt. As is ins l Batory a co

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