Evening Star Newspaper, February 2, 1889, Page 1

¢ a THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Except AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and 11th St, by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, & H. KAUFFMANN, Pres’ Tar Evexreo Stan is served to subscrfbers in Zhe city by carriers, on their o ant gente per Sen oe dhe. por month” Copten at the cents exch. By mail— E mouth : one year, $¢, six mou! Entered at the Post fice at Washington, D. C., as second-class inal matter} Tue Weextr Sran_published on Friday—€1 8 year. postage prepaid. Six months, 50 cent [W-All mail subscriptions must nat be atta chemo - et sent longer than is paid for. tes of advertising made known on application. Oe Vou. 74—No. 12,040. WASHINGTON, D C., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1889, SPECT AL NOTICES. *. A. B. FINNEY, HAVING HAD 28 L<-, « jn the practice of Medi- oa ery, has open cor. 0 Sikand' T ats, hw, where all calls tntrustel to bis care will be prompt attended to. Night calls at 9251 st.n.w. 5 12-1 < ad GROGAN'S INSTALMENT HOUSE. 729 AND 741 7TH ST. ¥. THE By AUGURATION S 1D QUARTERS FOR A BODY O1 Mi for Inauguration; well heated and Lighted; mat- tress cots, pillows, Diankets, and attendance. aan for three hights (no less), @5 3. KIDDER’S ROO? ORY, 511 7th st., Washington, JOR RENT— FOR INAUGURATION | raat, large “-story building AMES F suitable for quarters: BAKBOUK, 14th and Bn. St ot RENT DESIRABLE WINDOW ero. to $5, spd rooms $1 to 8. | oF (write for circular, Stevens oe Ja51-6t" . 1013 Pa ave., up stairs. nyo RENT Dt BING THE INAUGURATION SIATTRESSES, Ve FOR BENT dows, with balcony, and also other for the 4th; the finest view on the 320 Pennsylvania ave. 2. w. SALE — ee A SACRIFIC! ars; Lt 1 FOR DON'T You w ANT small monthly pay- men paces, etc. ad- fe2-im 8325. A 10-TON JR SALE—A BAY MARE rbanks Sezle; WOR SALE kind) and Bu be seen at NAVA ah CABINET FOLDING | tyle), with \D-HAND FIRE- m. loek and all mod- will sweritice J make terms to suit, “FINE BKEED PUG PUPPIE! Yarrots. SCHMiD'S Bird ey b2th st. oe SAL iprteht, Tesponsive touch, and onze, Siving the tronient has al es at top and bott Y lent tone, + Sohmer Pianos, cial bargains in second-hand Pianos. F SALE—JUST Horses trom western work, raning from % an with 1 Gail and be On- ‘SIM MO! change Stable, 11 1th street'n. w. ‘OR SALE-CHEAP ON PREMIBES—ONE. F or stable. SPLENDID ROAD HOR inquire at COOK'S esis light Dayton. Sth sts. now. FS CARPET—COST $25; good as new; 1 leather couch, eost Sood as new; 1 leather Turkish chair, also fat-top and other desks, pigeon. A VELVET th at. Ww. Sas oR SALE—THIS 13 A BARGAIN—A SEVE Tosewood case, full «ize Piano; little sold at half its origin Est. n. w. cust. ONLIFF. PPE IMPROVED DOMESTIC ier Machines; de drawers and drop leaf and years guarantee. At ACER- Sole agency for the Lien Bem IX NEW arm W STABLE, THRE all FOESMES PRIGHT GRAND PIANO, CASE OF elegant desivn, beautifully finished: largest scale ; Je UnsUrparsed for richness und singing qualities iuade by the finest upright maker; sold for but little and can be bought for terms, We have several that ean be purch: cary Payments or « nt Upright an a ext ely low price, on uinent and best THE PIANO EXCHANGE, m9 ________— #13 Pusve. {YR SATE-AT NEW YORK CARRIAGE AND Harness Kepusitory tock of all styled Car- ages, Bugwies, Cart Hore Covers aud equ ov monthly payme: ay Hames. Lap Robes, 3 terms for cash oF W. F. GEYER: Props 400BS wl7 JOK SALE—-IMPORTED HARTZ MOUNTAIN CA- A uary Birds, fine simeors, only €2.50, at the Bind th st. uw re, a2 2a 8. HARTERECHT. FO SALE-FRICE LisT OF AMERICAN WINES. on. Per Galle Sweet Wahua. Sweet Sherry ats doz. Sweet Port nts. azoreien, wines and cordials at aguas aa Agency for the celebrated “TRIMBLE ee RYE WHISKIES.” A. SELIGSON, Telephone, 114-2. THE quires vo boiler ho Joss of thine: ne ha: ETO GAS ENGINE RE- ids all expensive attendance, Srecrat. J. C. RUTCHINSON, IMPORTER Reduced Prices in all Departments, RICH MILLINERY for Street aud Reception Wear. Latest Paris Styles. ‘WRAPS at Half Price. A lot of Newmarkets at $2.50, worth S12 and $14, DRESS TRIMMINGS. LACES. BUTTONS. SPRING STYLES. CHINA SILKS ‘tm All Colors, at .; Tegular price, 85c. FOSTER KID GLOVES, Street and Evening Lengtha. 907 PENNSYLVANIA AVE ‘Telephone, 1167-2. eg ASP LADIES BUBBERS, Pebble Butt: — fomse Kid, ution, “Bouts, 11, to SAWS Double Combination, 1241 and 1 Owes, Moore & Co, PORTLAND, ME., 4 te 32 Necdiework De partusent will be exalted at the Store of ws. Mf J. HUNT, 1309 F ST. &.W., | WASHINGTON, D. ©, their Bar Poland and solicits a visit from former patrons. ou. ae our A} A rng 8 BUSIN) LE x S30 oN LIVEMPOSE: at = oe PER | slightly used, | pening eo TWO CENT XTURES. LARGEST STOCK EX DISTRICT. REDUCTION IN PRI Kev. Dr. cor. of 10th and G@st. n.w.—the Newman, D.D., will preach at Sone Undying Prospect rea ined al Xpand service at 6:4. by Prof. Bischoff, organist. ;> Moun NT 'NERNON | PLACE M. SS ith and K sts. u. w., Rev. 8, lett, pastor, will preach the ovenipe | # are pects of ©) Dristiguity* an the Inevitable reckoning.” mn WANTED (Situations) WANTED (Rooms)... WANTED (MiscrLLaNnous).....,. WANTED (Lots)... WINTER RESORT: Sunday Schoo! LUTHERAN CHURCH.—PO- 4 bem. Music led corner 11th and D : ttt Es _SPECIAL NOTICES. eee SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. Washington News and Gossip. TWENTIETH $03 UNION iecagraae see ST. JAMES’ CHURCH, 8TH ST. ABOVE Sy GE pal, Church, ave— Be. Rev. J. rector. Index te Advertisemcats, —J me pres E aeeené a Wan 7H. Cha ry Pare 12 nce by Hon. gn Pare 2 - Pare 6 as ae oe te cikaarig a ‘ound? (The firm of E. BJACKSON & CO. has this day been service W cae school af 9250 er of I and Sd sts. ‘Preachii Pare 8 Gaeilge = EB JACKSON, &.m._All welcome. the pastor, Rev. A. W- Pitzer, rar ‘Sabbath « Pace 9 KSON. CENTRAL METHODIST sume glock s. 7:30 ‘pm. Sunday’ achool 4 Page 2 ® c Chure S-Reene Murray.pastor: 12th | ¥. "8 meeting at 6:45. Seats free, Welcome Page 12 at'Li by Rev F.C kivin reterned oot are 4 fea Japan and official of the oe tr Page 5 lecture ‘nd stereoptiecn Views of Japan, Pa Page 6 Pun. Preaching by ie 10% Po Smee signed have this day symm ubiect! “Discontent.” Bit tereadine orl jes, Thre: ce co. continue the hunber business and the | day at 3, and prayer hs ke es prayer. “Page 6 madufacture of joiners = WESTERN PRESBYTERIAN -gatRed. Hs ee st.. between 1 Pure tee tine and sa | Roa oft SEA FREER TERIAN CHURCH, con. < ou of ue members es con stearate a LS aes SDT Pin wil gresch Page 3 In consideration that the nine hour system has be- | Crown of fife.” Noung People's Society ot Chrsstian hey mecktpee "SOand preaching st "You sso Page coine more or less general ih connection with the build. | Fndeavor, 7-p-m. pl Tg to all these meetines it Page 2 ing wwe have decided that in ourfactory nine | vided heart.” “A cordial invitation to all. GURLEY 1 PRESBYTERIAN | CHAPEL LE add hours vahail Constitute a day's = R. G. H. COREY, PASTOR, WiLL Droit Park, Boundary st 7th.—Ser- Page 2 eS weach in the Meroe oline Moe, CMMUE | vices to-morrow at 11 aim snd 7°50 peer petkoi andl cor. 4 anc (C atteets, to-morrow (Sabbath) at 11a, | by the pastor, Rev, Wm. 8. Biles: = hbaih school. a 1 m. and 7: Sabbath School ato:30 ats, Young | 3:30 ian Endeavor So 245 p.m. ide GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. Page 8 people's meeting atU-B0 p.m On Taceday ight ieee een HOUSEFURNISHINGS.. Page 9 Washington, tg condemned by the y Dr. Ee sss fs the yortn courvn = HST, | LADIES' GOODS Page 9 authorities of said city, remains of all persons interred ees oN Aly CHURC GH. LOCAL MENTIO! “Page 12 therein will be disinterred aud removed to Cei ALL SOULS: (UNITARIAN) CHURCH. tee: Chas, NTIOB 2 properly protected. i —— pari ate, a ralDe D0 pone 9:808. ee people's | LOST AND FOUND... Page 2 ithe remains to he removed will be interred in | 1am. Vespers, 7:30 p.m.” Sunday sehc by | Braver iting, 30 bay by the pastor. Young beople’s | sATRTAGES, Page 5 “Payne's Cemetery,” ‘unless friends or | 8. 1 ching to-morrow ni cvening gervice. | Weekly prayer meeting Thursday | MEDICAL. Page 11 relatives requortgiherwise, and ail parties interested | the pastor, ev. Rush itcShuppen—~ At” evening, 7:90 oflocks ie? re hereby futited to give notice Of thelr desires to YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN “pssocre. g MISCELLANEOUS. Page 5 the Ui at No, {08 8 C. ave, s.c. this city. ‘ion.—Gospel and song service To-morrow ¥. CHURCH, 3D AND A STS, | MONEY TO LOAN Page 3 WILLIAM H. GRIISHAW, irs i alterna Bt 4:30. led by Mr. C. F. Nesbit x te all free. The pastor, Rev. | NEW PUBLICATIONS - Page 12 _f2-1w* ’ Trustee y L. Cabell W Williamson, esq. Music led by Gorinniton au gies J30 bom. Holy | NOTARIES PUBLI Page 11 w _reRN BUILDING AND LOAN = Lien ait ‘Joang sen communion aud reception at agua bers at after orn NOnAa atau ~ali 4 = nized 3A SOCIATION, mem eee braver ineetinng Tuesday morning at 10: "30: Reeulsr | POTOMAC RIVER BOATS - Page 8 Ist Series—1st monthly payment of dues st Herrell's hag ot ae A school af 9:00 ae y evening. Sunday | PIANOS AND ORGANS, .. Page 9 Hall. 642 Pa, ave. ec. om Si'per moma: EES ings | school 9:30 a.m. “Communion service and a OF THE COVENANT, (PRES- wo & ° :200-loan on share. Subscriptions to stock received by the fol- Society of Christa Endeavor peng Bee oo Be>, eC Connecticut ‘Nand isth ste, “4 lowing pastor at (0 p.m, Oficial meeting Monda rund Dw we il oon and _ hing Page 11 ~ in the mornin; itor, . Hamlin, D. D. Page 6 iste fag po =e Wea In the evening by Kew. Wilsoi #1 Phiater, DD. “me will Page 8 = x et ae speak of his recent tour around the world and his ‘ob- ~ RE L. Pi TOR. 3 ‘will | acaraton of Foreign Missions Sunday echoolzat @:0 =e * seer Ba le, beac Carat il | iota paket a 2b] aie stne. ae ee FIRST CONGHEGATIONAL CHURC cH, : 2 ; 2 2 2 1 1 to reduce our tnmens: stock, All new sr pateraa and best makes, Rochester Lamps. Choice s sub ZF. ‘BROOKS. Ger 7 THE BEST. £1 reward a policy in the Equitable Life Assur. peiety, in its present hands, or in any of our fe assurance companies, with | the assets they against their liabilities, ss and managed as they to-day, as sound and subs! an investment as the stock of your Chemical Bank, with ite assets and Tnanaged as it is to-day. JOHN WANN. The Largest Business, ¢ Best Contrac' The most successful financial institution in the world. This great company will insure mt of full amount of policy iu case of death. and if youlive to the maturity of en eee ad- © the amount paid in. Xam lane. parece BOWES & HALT, oe for Maryland and i oF st nw. THOS. P. SS MO} As RE. | ‘moved his office GPSTATIS nt ISTHE st, He represents the MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE Go., of New York. DON'T PURCHASE A SEWING MACHINE ance § —_ before you try the Domestic inventor's hew machine, the “STAND. 500 stitches per min- sitest ees ever offered » 905 F ss ute.) ‘The b test and tothe public. J. J. D.w.. Masonic Temples -_ WE STILL HAVE SOME OF = B_-~Nobuy Enslish Plaid Suitings and Heavy Overcoatings, which we will nD avec of at cost. SNYDER & WOO! D, ‘Merchant Tailors, fe2-3t* _ 423: 11th st. nw. => THE CO;PARTNERSHIP BERETOFORE existiny WALKER AND GEORGE B, WI Eso; ‘tome beaten under the firm name WALKER agents at 1006 ¥ st-h-ws is tis day diseolved y aa yautnal con- sent. KER, é Wasntnoton, D. C., February 1, tise BR. W. WALKER, real estate agent, 1006 F st. n. w. Property sold. rents collected, Eas iegotlated A 30 p. dnesday evenin; Hy gry at 13 a. in. and at i astor rea ve 0 Spa Rev. John Mueller, of the Gencordia Ch Chare z. ‘30 pan. ovat dam. Xone pepe date egg thee wie 5A hall, 7 Hin 'st. bet, Bata Bee Sy at 7580 pa. rine Goverxext Receirts To-Day.— Internal > ST. PAUL'S ENGLI STHERAN | "lic coraidity invited. aK <—* revenue, $390,230; customs, $447,710, ‘Church, cor, 11th and H sts. n.w., Rey. Dr. g=> HAMLINE ME ERT et, paste it i and P sts, n.w. K. Nayl ior mM, tastier s Services ornine A Obi the medal tor SSimday feokenl Bib pee Muyo te as" | ‘Tae Leacve Istaxp Dry Dock.—J. E. Simp- Evening, "Every ManaPenny-” Cordial suvitation fo oy § = 1 am. feung te by ie Holy Communion, und son & Sons, of New York, are the only bidders SEEOND BAPTIST GHORGHSD raat Consecration meet, Taen ius! | for the nem dry dock at the League Island nek 20 wed 1 see, she 2 oe eading ally tected insday evenings, 7:30. The public na@y-yard, their pir figures es being ¢ 2548,700. W school Lyceum. Puy Pan. Sunday well: “What Are You Goinis to Arpnoven By THE PnestDENT.—The President has approved the act (House bill 11785) to au- thorize the District Commissioners to permit FOURTH | RESBYT! N Ci i ay Pts | “ou, Joseph T. Kelli ‘pastor. Sabbath AL, at 8: 30 a.m. ; chil ‘denn ao ane people's prayer meeting 7: . CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Service at 4.; Monday | the temporary occupation and crossing of cer- FD Power, Pustor.—Preac nak lla E Aiftiet! Ts or For Pp _ is and 7:40 Sunday" school 0: nte's | Missionary Society. “au tue at H in, Bible nea. | tain streets in this city and the District by the Moti 0:05" absskg Stn nchost at 3 Siclocks at ing for Women iy H."b. ites” thursday a¢ | tracks of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad com- owe’ Hal Weel ran tra all the services, cot ahi alte ets sens cc Stranwers are pany, to meet the demands of increased travel incident to the inaugural ceremonies on the 4th of March, 1889, Marx Twarx Cats on THE PResDENT.— Samuel M. Clements. better known to fame as LUTHER PLACE MEMORIAL CHURG) Pastor, J. G. Butler.—Kegulariy at 11 a.m. ‘Lo-micrrow Lord's Supper at close of morning servic Atterncon serviceat 4:40; Specially helpful to Sunday | School workers and Bible students, All welcoms PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING AT ‘emplars' hall (late Prohibition hall), ‘Sunday night 230 0" age here Gen “o. Little, oe nc CURE, People’s past a ior at 11 a NEW TERUGATEN 7 (SW BC 7 ‘EMPLE, North Capitol at,, be ‘Good 434 ot. and Pa. ave morning. ty &. A. Chambers, Dr. C, N. Witney and Jas, C. will | sta —Se: to-mi ‘. Seat RULER OHS PET eee meeting. The Grand Chiet Templar. jn : 30 am, Preach ingarilesm: aise vi spool at Navan Contracts AwaRpED.—Contracts for ne. n. Su “How th material for the monitor Terror at the New York navy-yard have been awarded as follows: Joseph W. Durvel, for yellow pine logs, at ject: e Conti y bi Lord Jesus Christ ia’ the guna are to ee ie it* METROPOLITAN PRESBY TERIA} ‘Church, 4 . — parca, dgt-aud B streets se. Capitol is 4 WARREN W. BENTLEY, OF NEW Tone the (Gstinguished song evangelist, will direct @ grad praise service und render several touching solgsat the Congregational church Sunday_atternoon at3o'clock. Doors open come early, Meet hn CI $13,089; Watson & Pittinger, white pine planks, ing under auspices of W. C iy. Mest | Bev; John Chester. 0. D. ae TL km ang ee wrvices | 16 84.773, and black walnut, at $1,525; Lewis em, HE SINETERNTHE ANNOAL Meer. | Seuntnyschoolst 030 a.m, braver meng of che | H. Ross, for white ash, at €1285; R. A. Rob- BS ing of the Bc f Christian Association Teosi ms Fi poe a Smuts bins, for wrought iron, at Sl, 378; T.N. Mottley, 's i +. E SUNDAY EVENING, jb orchvek. Se ee re. z for hardware, at $3,260; the Linden steel com. port will be read. ‘The uy by Rey. Dr. Sh CH OF “OUR FATHER” (UNIV cor. 13th and L sts, fea ile jo-morrow at nd tthe art of hearing; even, Friends are cordially invited t to. » be presen LECTURE ON THE RELATION OF ai OFTHE ‘Chureh to the T any, of Pittsburg, steel plates for hull, at vy 001, and steel plates for turret, at $6,814; the Standard steel casting company, of Thur- Saas ‘emperance cause, by oe geet 3 even- | low, Pa., steel castings for turret, $3,400. uns Bale, vefore the ‘Temperance Society of the Mehey aaah es octet, able cond SS North Presbyterian church; Nats bet. oth abd’ 10th vitea. Sunday school at 9:45 a. ae w., on Sunday, Tobcusry Sst 7:30 p.m. me . War Deranruext Cuances.—William E. public iuvited. ST. PAUL'S ‘CHURC! 73D Peiina, ave. DW, te ca % pa, Stan 0 | phone 10" : 1AM NOW ENGAGED ps THE & SS estate business in ail its st 26, 5 Stantie building. PRANK H. LO! with the District rict Commissione: ers. = AN ITEM 1 FOR MEN. ‘The advantage in having your | ES Shirts made iu Wiuter, Nem Mulia ie emer benefit — the jualin than old, t the ae, oe Bow, snd by Sumner you have an i cal’ soft, cool . We haves Factory on the premises, and guarantee absolute ‘satinfaction. Bosomis finished to rei PEE WOODWARD & ja28-Im__ STORE FOR M tite aye We =>, LEWIS JOHNSON & CO., boo BANKERS, Pa. ave. and 10th st.—Ha bn 4 direct tele- graphic bre with New ¥ by. private inat New 10t to make hk close Pon cher investment bonds: wire we are 8. bonds an York Stock Exc! 7H, SUPREME COURT OF THE District of Columbia. Holding s Special biuret District Court of the Unites States for said istrict, e wnatter of condemnation of lot 12, in, square 23K, in the City of W Court N Upon the motion of the “Attorney of the United S Sintes for the District of Columbia and consideration of the behalf of the Secretary ry hited States the condemna- Lou, for the use of the United Btates, of lot “numbered twelve (12) in square numbered two hundred and thirty-one (231) in the city of Washin Tt i the Court this 25th day of January A. {hat all persons. firms and bodies corpo; Fate or politic having, oF claiming tobave any right, che title or interest in sai el of land of any part to te ne dassages ifany, wench may be award ceding, as Compensation for said land or any part Uierect, be and they are hereby requ fo answer the etition a by filin Bare arta specifically setting uy, TBth ‘day of February A or = on or before the SS. | .,Provided that a copy gi —— be served Marshal on Elizabeth Ac lus, known rf daily newspaper published in this ew e 1d at least twice in fashington La fable int in Bs scame place, before said Toth rie = P. JAMES, ‘ebruary A. D. z Coy B. J. MEIGS, ck &c. v3 C1 Sl IES sae, aor, — ‘TO THE PUBLIC. By K.J. Believing that a WELL-CONDUCTED RIDING ACADEMY ‘spy ieetitution which this community in general and lovers have an interest ist Supporting, and being informed that Ui “WASHINGTON RIDING ACADEME? atablished in this city about a vear ago, could be con tinued with incre: On & co-operative basis, {Mg the uudersigned, have become the incorporators of e “WASHINGTON RIDING “ACADEMY COMPANY,” have each agreed to subscribe for at t least one re, the majority of us having taken five: ‘The above states our whole relation to pears enterprise up to this time aud, with unabated interest the hiaintenance of a successful Riding Acadeiuy in Was inetou, we leave the coummunity in general, aud lovers of horses in particular, to judge for themselves as to | the propriety of following our example. Ou the supreation of Mr, J.D. Brown, the pro tor of the Washington Riding Academy, and at the re- quest of the incorporators, the National Company of Washington bas to act as | tee of the runds = may be paid in in ‘on ‘aecount of subscriptions to stock, _ Sebscriptions will be received on and after Jan! * Mt THE WASHINGTON, RIDING ACAD omner zo 22d and P sts., at THE NATION. E DEPOSIT COMPANY, Tdth st. and New yore ave, and at ROBERTSON & BLACKFORD'S, 1: Het nw. ‘The shares are one hundred subscription bei bee and %, cent ble at the dat of subscription to the 1 terms ‘who alone is authorized to receive and receipt for poymen ts, oo aa nee organization of the ie - LDERKON CARLISI H.R. DULANY. THON = J.D. ys J. ‘T ORDWAY, eae JNO. F. WAGGAMAN, Send for Prospectus. 409-1m__ Po YOUR COAL, COKE AND WOOD JOHNSON the leading re eS (2 ~sgpoleeee ja5-B0h ~~ THE ANNUAL MEETING Marth Res oc kholders of the ARLINGTON SURANCE COMPANY for the District of psig Suing year, will be held at the ayy eo Fr 306 Pas sve. nev. SATURDAY, February Aabomeg ea itd") “SANK T RAWLINGS, scr 48 PER CENT DIVIDEND Recetas AND BEING FULLY cane’ BY THE ANACOSTIA BUILDING aseoctaTion Schlimgen, Wisconsin, declined appointment as rector.—Services to- - Bo ar ease We, eee Re Bien.” 10a, me Bungay Schoo! Jai ay Commu: | assistant draftsman, at $1,400, quartermaster- ested to assemble at K.G. E. Hall, | Oud Clebration 30 'p P., ale sveneans general’s office. Millard F, pieee Virginia, ae Dall a Eine SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10, at 6 a ‘Ghoral wt vermon. “Al All seats free. “Stringers wel- | pointed to this position. Cham’ POC for purpose of attending’ es ° , ‘ Tattle B De Damen, postar. ‘By onder ot ea oat £1,000 ndjutent- general nent er W. 8. BARKER, M. nv. to-morrow: 11 3. Mosher, Kentucky, Sanford W. Smith, Michi- 2 a ig ROT THEO OPER Sopa heer aes | Hae, H CRMINE Tempewes, Sem. Wi BE OPES FROM ey 3a m,“Aérdial welcome to | A- Moreland, Texas, and ddward N. Meekins, us! HiT, ROOMS 14 AND 16, ATLANTIC BUILD. fe ‘core, pastor, at vile peep ep Seri clerks NG. CALVARY BAPTI: of cl , Office of the a ener: & (RODICESTHE 5 STATED BEETS oF i. and H sts, n.w. "IgE OBURCH, CORNER . ran Volunteer Firemen pastor.—Sunday, school, 9:30 a.m. Adult department | Mn. McCorp’s Ciamm Acainst Penv.—Con- yullbe ‘held the Sthinst. at ‘Meyer's hall, cor thend ized Sunday reat andience Fooin., Seats | siderable correspondence has been carried on EABODY, Bec. 230 pm © pas “WILL 1 an ‘A MEETING OF THE on vOuteater” ‘paso, spa Ly of late between the State department and Mr. Buck, the United States minister to Peru, with a view to securing a settlement of the claim of Victor McCord, an American citizen, against the Peruvian government for false imprison- cordially tavieene it “McKENDREE M. E CHURCH, MASSA- chusetts: i bet ehueeete, t. Oth and 10th sts. n.w. THERE | ety REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION at No. 23 F st. n.w., 7:30 o'clock TULSDAY EVENING, February 5, 1889, for the purpose of making arrange- ments to participate 2 i inaugural ceremonies of President-elect Hon, Benjainiu Hurrison, and for the Kev. C. Semennn wc ther une mines servic er Bae he, ee ment, He was arrested in 1885 ona charge of be- | ‘All Obioans in and out of the departments are cordi- | pie’s meeting 7 a0, Pm. Chrortuutate ne Folks ara) ingcounected with the revolutionary movement ally invited aud urged to be present, Sm» Sunday school, Bente ‘and public in- eru and was compelled to pay $10,000 ran- | aprroncereeetee gem = = 1t_ | som for his release, for which sum he filed a J. M. , MOGREW, President. M. M. HOLLAND, Secretary sees jt claim with the State department in 1885. Ow- ing to the unsettled state of national affairs | that has existed for fully ten years pas' Peru, and also to the fact that the government’ oe eee BAPTIST ORURCH, NEAR Rev. Dr. D.W. Faunce, will preach at 12am. anat 730 : t, the next Sunday's Sunday schoo i jenna et Wel- it ‘issue - " MARY S. THOMAS, B: there filed serious allegations against McCord, | ge com Kren ‘Addison White of OF Barone, the representations and demands of this coun- | fest | Be olay Pe Ma ea god ee ting toe try have as yet been of no avail, =~. SP COMMUNICA- | York avenue; also at ‘7 1 h TS GL Cor Pir wintbe held PERRET Fey aoe een beans Mona aves! Pa ening ai Treasury Department Cuaxors.—W. 8. a ror " B.| ose BEL By order of the JOHN 'H. OL- T0tby at 730 p. wi, Public invited: Seats tu, 8th | Davenport, North Carolina, having served a | satisfactory probationary term of six months, has received an absolute appointment to a clerkship of the $900 class in the office of the controller of the currency. Oscar F. Wells, of | Nebraska, has received an appointment to a clerkship of class A ($660) in the office of the | erie UNION MISSION. 930 PA. Gis Ss WW, Bentley, the Singing 30; wrod sorey, pastor Met, ros. Bailey and Haveli serie: meet: wena #50 p.m. Comectvarye * cont and Gettaee meetings wid CO-OPERATIVE | 34 F st; tute Office, 1300 F st, st. thany pe and Help room: and from ‘those Whose names are o srentioned ih the | as usu. vale < 8 | second controller, under civil service rules. 1888 — Circular, oF by sending 77 cents in | ii, = fad Hed to din ni ice giveyour | Promotions: August Henkel, of Ohio, from Postage stamps to AMES A EDGAR, | | htedrt to God. fe" | class 1 to class 2, in the office of the ‘second = Taw OFFICE OF GRACE ¢ CHURCH. 8T,, i NEARCANAT, controller. Mrs. M. E. Ewer, of the District of WM. H. MANOGUE, Mone mae Looks . 108. + Pi Loneue, pastor.— | Columbia, from $700 to $900, in the office of the ‘ORKNEY AT LAW, anIUMOD, TL ain Evenite prover wee: sed | controller of the currency. Thos, O'Brien, of | _f1-2t__Has been removed to 402 6th at. tw. n ‘30 pan." Evening, prayer aud lecture Friday, | New York, from $5 to $6 per diem, and Bob't | Be iikery Tania to MY INTEREST IN THE | (40 pan. Hesia teeat ucrvices. Struuyers Ww | J. Walker’ of Pennsylvania, from @4_t0 5. per diem, in the office of the supervising architect. Miss J. W. Tannahill, of Maryland, from $620 | to $720, Secretary's office. Miss J. F. Webster, of the District of Columbi ae $660 to $700. | Miss M. Cushman, from to $660, and Mrs. 8. D. Wright, of the District of Columbia, from $660 to +700, treasurer's oftice. Mra. 8. H. | af QUBTH ST. M. E. CHURCH, REV. W a. T. TATUM, assumes al I Mars Tatum <a t Ferguson, pastor} tae aa preaching by the Pastor; administration of the Sa He & Co., and all bilis due to the late firm fn are rable to tim, (el-e'} W. MORGAN. ent in’ the mopiing: 0:30 pm. youn JOURNEYMEN ama ne: 0 p. m., the Sunday ‘School G a At the next regular meeting of I. A. 2389, K. of L., each member will be furnished with a new ligceipt Card, All members inust be present. The uase, of the Won: Betton, of Maryland, from $780 to $900, second perance Union, rance divloxues, sii bec fue th bled mat ce dislowuee, auditor’s office, Miss M. D. Sutton, from 81,25 | By onder of the Master Workman, are cordially huvited on. per diem to $470, in bureau of engraving and | << THE THREE GRA IN AMERICA: ‘BROOKLYN BRIDGE, THE NIAGARA F. AND THE GENUINE ROCHESTER LAMP. rae . A. MUDDIMAN, 7 printing. I r Fenusyivania ave, seat i errant vith 8 day atternoon, 3d, at 3 of : Sub; es Monarch's Prophetic Drea. Personat.—Henry Lee of New York, RB. P. Russell of Philadelphia, and W. H. Harkness of Indianapolis, are at Willard’s.—Fred, Esta- brook and A. L. Aldrich of Boston, F. M. Hart of Cleveland, and Chas. F. Sted of Philadel- | ia, are at the Riggs.—Jas. 8. Case of Brooklyn, J. C. Clayton’o of Newark, N. J., an . Miller of Pittsburg, are at the Ebbitt.— | W. F. Shaffer and J. C. Watson of New York, im. THE CREDITORS OF WILLIAM SAUT! att have not done so, are requested to rae, peut their claims to R. T. Morsell,, 456 La, ave.. on or efore the ou of February hext. ‘They may otherwive de excluded from sharing the CHARD. T SORES, =>, SETH CONGREGAT cor Sih and tae ee nL, leoting of the church ‘T ‘event ua ote Beopie's yalhaeats the parson eventug a All cord _ sans — + ss ie, MEROFOLET a are at Welker's, —G. W. Kidder of North Car- pastor. Sunday services at 11 olina, Chas. P. Huntington of Mississippi. are mien SUE Pe Serurann gore Pummmunion service on Sal at Wormley’s.——W. P. of New York, is ureday evening. i =a pee 4 obisinality sed ror at the Arlington.—W. H. Merrill of Salem, Pichu. | He, Sepa ree Mass., Chas. A, Ellis of Haverhill, Mass., N. A. HERMAN &. BAUMGARTEN, — eva RYLAND MISaCD Macy of New York, and Chas. C. Baldwin, of s Saeed eee game manatee: | & ~@> church, sorter 1th nit aw. piscoraL Jacksonville, Fla., are at the St. James, {7th und F sts, i pig's E b> palletes Fein ai “itdnm| MR, WANAMAKER’S PURCHASE. Shristian leavor Prager ineeting: ‘Thursday Last Quarterly Conference Frida % tose Sata erates et SECOND Barrier CRU and Va.uve. ne -brother 8 teasdal OF A Rumor that He Has Bought the Resi- dence of Secretary Whitucy. One of the latest rumors in circulation with x CERTIFIC. ATES 0 OF STOCK, CHEQUES, S<~ and other securities, Comme: nei wraghy and dostens GEDNEY, ‘4.6. nn and D streets (Post Building). IF YOU DESIRE COMFORT IN A BULL E> press Shirt buy Bt HALL oa finproved Open 2B. De. O. Macaiien tn, ae | Etore Shirt. x ‘S ‘Bus F sts 3%, E Hez wera _gxpects 10 ae the coming change of administration is the = mers epechlty. — a “Sua, 3 kote” pavuus | statement that Mr. John Wanamaker, of Phila- 7:30 pa, ia, Ge -parchane’ ‘sneldaaée Be AR teo'k ‘30 Pein. All me tree. Youarein- | 2¢}Phia, P = 9s street occupied by Secretary Whitney, and that the price paid was $80,000. The house be- longs to the Frelinghuysen estate, and is leased to Mr. Whitney with the privilege of purchase, It is understood that Mr. Whitney intends to CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION, “EQUITABLE BUILDING,” 1003 F ST. ASSETS, $971,539.64 Subscriptions for shares in the 16th issue received daily at the office of the Association, Equitable Build- ing, 100% F st. Shares are $2.60 per month. $1,000 advanced on each share. explaining the objects and advantage of the Association are furnished upon application. SPIRITUALISM. — — SUNDAYS, HON PA eae bee eee a a= SOUND Pat ge EPISCOPAL i8., Rev. Geo. school prayer, eee om eens “nei iore: i 2:80 p.m, ee m ideas sci, Hea for in 7:30. prayer meeting. A cordial u. 1¢° fie eae re 6 to 8 o'clock pam, Advances will be made promptly at 7 o'clock, bier perevape isc INO. JOY EDSON, Bee’y- 5 ena open from 12 o'clock ean “Mark Twain,” called on the President this | AT THE CAPITOL TO-DAY. NO SESSION OF THE SENATE. The House on Naval Appropriations. aan THE AMERICAN NAVY MUST BE BUILT UP. House of Representatives. On motion of Mr. Cummings (N. ¥.) the Senate bill was passed authorizing the com- missioner of navigation to license, as a vessel of the United States, the Canadian steam yacht Nautilus, now owned by a citizen of New York. On motion of Mr. Springer the House in- sisted on its amendment to the Senate bill for the admission of South Dakota, and Messrs. Springer, Barnes, and Baker (N. ¥.) were ap- pointed as conferees. Mr. Hatch aoe ), from the committee on agriculture, een Praag appro- priation Dill, and is was pl upon the calen- Mr. Houk (Tenn.) asked unanimous consent for the passage of a bill for the relief of Geo. Turner, of Tennessee; but Mr. Kilgore (Tex.) objected, whereupon Mr. Houk gave notice that no unanimous consent would be given to —— preferred by gentlemen ou the other side. rs area (Mo.) called cae the fact t the conference report on jicaraguan canal bill, as printed Tn the Record, was iucor- rect in several particulars, aud a reprint was ordered. ‘she House then went into committee of the whole (Mr. McCreary, of Kentucky, in the chair) on the naval appropriation bill. Mr. Herbert (Ala.) made an exhaustive ex- planation of the provisions of the bill substan- affairs, has already been published. In speaking in regard to the new navy he declared that all the vessels recently laid down would be equal, is not superior, to any vessels in the world of similar types, and he was especially eulogistic of the dynamite cruiser “Vesuvius,” and stated that enough had been shown to demonstrate that dynamite guns were to be very efticient Weapons, especially on land. Whether they would be equally efficient on’ the sea was not yet assured. ‘he new dynamite cruiser which the bill provided for was to be constructed only after the Secretary of the Navy should become satisfied from official made*with the Vesuvius and her guus that the ves8el and her guns together wouid prove efficient. Mr. McAdoo (N. J.) said that the thanks of the people of the United States were due not only to the present efficient head of the Navy department, but to the commiitee on naval affairs, for the itorts they had made to build up the navy. The American people were proud of their navy and its history, ln a republican form of government like ours the nav, 'y did not meet with any of the jeaiousies which sur- Founded the regular armiy. CAPITOL T TOPICS, A STENOGBAPHER WANTED, Senator Faulkner offered a resolution, which was referred to the committee on contingent expenses, authorizing the committee on the District to employ a stenographer to report hearings before the said committee on the subject of steam railroads in the District. THE TERRITORIAL QUESTION. It is reported that the Senate conferees on the territorial bill when they meet the House conferees will insist upon the amendments de- sired by representatives of Dakota now here,for the purpose of securing satisfactory legisla- tion, These include the acceptance of the Sioux Falls constitution and division into North and South Dakota without further action. After that is secured they are willing to hold an election for the state officers and legislators to choose senators. It is said that te; nta- tive Springer is now willing to concede these demands. A COMPROMISE BILL. The Plan of the House Ways and Means Committee in Regard to the Tariff. | mittee to report back to the House s compro- | mis® tariff bill as soon as possible. If they should undertake to consider in committee the Senate bill carefully by paragraph the session would be done before they could complete this work. The democrats do not propose to follow such a | course as this, but intend to report as soon as | they are satisfied as to the correctness of their | figures. The plan to be followed is to, in the first place, accept as much of the Senate bill as possible. This will be the Senate free list entire, the internal revenue features, except the alcohol used in the arts” clause. which they do not consider sufficiently guarded, and so much of the tariff matter proper, besides | thn sone diet, os they can to without an absolute surrender of principle. Wherever there is a reduction, or what they consider a | not unfair adjustment of any feature of the tariff in the Senate bill, they propose to accept it. Then they propose to add to this as many of the features of the Mills bill as they can without | destroying the idea of cowpromise. That is, they will eliminate such features of the Mills | bill as are most antagonized when their ab- sence will not involve the sacrifice of a sa ciple. Thus they propose a | a up out of the two bills and tee ian inte! revenue proposition. Exactly what will go and what will be taken out of the bill hess not | yet been decided. of course, and it cannot as | yet be estimated what amount of reduction such a compromise a would — aadps | portant fact is that they pose re] a compfomise and to A nig the report earl; | enough to allow time for action. It is cae that there will be no delay that can be avoided and that the report will be in the House in | ample time for action, every effort being made to get the matter into conference. At the meé@ting of the committee to-day the reading of the Senate bill was begun and about eighty pages gone over, but the figures | from the Treasury dey ent had not yet been received and not much could be done. Hl — they oH nda hadley a motion by Mr. Breck- (ge, of Ke ‘ky, was pending to strike 4 | out the’ “alcohol inthe art” clause from the | internal revenue features of the bill. Back at His Post. SURGEON-GENERAL HAMILTON WILL NOT LEAVE THE MARINE HOSPITAL SERVICE. Word has been received from Chicago that Supervising Surgeon-General Hamilton, of the tes in pon and by in various parts of antry who have at different times received the benefit of Dr. Hamilton’s good work in sup- argument has been presented to inthe shape ot 't resolution recent- rate as that by ian eye og Telegrams to The Star. A TWO-MILLION DOLLAR FIRE. Many Buffalo Business Men Burned Out —_—_—_ Irish Indignation at O'Brien's Punishment ——~>—_ — HUXLEY ON THE MORMONS. Our Treatment Compared to Roman Treatment of the Early Christians. Special Cable Dispatch to Tur Evexrve STAR Loxpox, Feb. 2.—Prof. Huxley's paper in the Nineteenth Century describes the origin of hie agnosticism, his rule of life and attitude to ward Christ, Christianity and positiviem, It is a brilliant attack on the latter. There is an interesting reference to the Mormons. sonny d says in the whole history of religions there no more remarkable example of the power ot faith, as the founder of the faith was indubi- tably e most despicable creature. It is inter- esting to observe that the course tiken by the great republic and its citizens runs exactly parallel with that taken by the Roman empire and its citizens toward the early Christians, ex- cept that the Romans had a excuse for their acts of violence. The Christian sodality was not licensed and consequently, ipso facto, the assemblages were illegal. Until but re- ‘Piel when the wrod States ~ de- the illegality of po! clygamy, lormons were wholly with: in the la A GREAT FIRE ! ATB BUFFALO. Many Big Business Houses Burned Out, Causing a Loss of $2,000,000, Burraxo, Feb. 2.—At 2:35 o'clock this morn- ing fire was discovered on the fourth floor of the five-story building owned and in great part occupied by Root & Keating. wholesale so jeather, at the corner of Carroll and We streets. The velocity of the wind made it cer- tain that the fire, if it got a hold, would be a us one. The building with frontages of 134 feet on Carroll and 127 on Wells street, was situated in the heart of business blocks. It was separated only by the breadth of Carroll street from the fine fire-proof Jewett block, fronting on Seneca street, and was directly in line with the new six-story block of Sibley & Holmwood, candy manufacturers. On the op- posite side of Wells street a little farther north is the Broesel house, a massive six-story structure, whose guests were up and dressed a few minutes after the @arm. They were scared, and they had good reason to be, tor commercial men, who largely composed ite guests, had ful memortes of hotel fires in Buffalo. The flames had a good hold of the Root & Keating building, and at 3 o'clock they were 4 BOILING AND SEETHING Mass entirely filling that part of Carroll street 4i- rectly in front of the doomed building. A few minutes after 3 o'clock the heat was so intense as to be almost unbearable even at Seneca street. The sky was illuminated for many miles and crowds from ail parts of the city kept the police busy, At3:15 a. m. Wells strect was being swept by a sheet of fire wafted across the two streets by the wind. At 325 the rear of the six story brick building of Sibley & Holm- wood had caught, and portions of the back of the Broesel house were smoking. There were nearly fifty tons of starch stored in the top floors of Sibley & Holmwood’s building, ac- g to the statement of one of their em- es, and the starch burned like tinder when once ignited, carrying the flames throngh from the rear to front of the building ina few mo- ments, At 327 the rear of Swift A Stambach’s and Tf. C. Reynold’s stores, on Seneca strect, were in full blaze. The fire ran along the roof as though the material that composed it was paper. 4 BIG HOTEL ON FIRE, At 3:35 the southwest corner of the Boesel house was burning fast. The guests were moving out their baggage and a large number of firemen went to the aid of the guests in the hotel. The wind had shifted to the northwest and sleet was coming down in torrents. whic! h added to the difficulties under whi: men labored. At 3:40 the roof of 8. F. Egan's whisky store, just east of the Broesel house, wus on fire. The firemen on Seneca street directed their efforts to the buildings on the other side of the street. The front of the Broe- sel house had become a mass of flames, Shortly before 4 o'clock the sixth floor of Sib- ley and Holmwood's store fell with a tremen- dous crash, sending a storm of debris and em- bers in all directions. At this time the top floor of the Jewett building a; ® roar- oven. The scene on Carroll street was palling. On the north side of the street Bibley & Holmwood building was in ruins and the Jewett building was blazing from the base- ment to the roof. The large six-story buildi occupied by Moffatt Bros., Hoffeld & Co., onl other firms on the opposite side, next to Root & Keating's, was yet untouched, but at 4:1( the cornices of the top story began to blaze. Sneath the Romnen Sead Sheen Se check for . WALLS COME CRASHING DOWN, The walls of the Jewett block now began te mee and the crowd gave a howl of — e firemen. At4:15 the walls fell with sh@ck that fairly shook the surrounding oat, and before the cloud of dust cleared away a cecipinn ae took place. A frantic struggle was made in getting out horses from the stal next to the Jewett block. By 4:05 o'clock the Broesel house was abandoned to the flames, At 4:15 the front of the Broesel house fell ia a thundering crash, and the firemen in frontnar- rowly escaped. One fireman was felled to the round, but a heroic fellow-worker rushed to is assistance and carried him off. Despite the efforts of the firemen Egan's whisky store was in full blaze. There was nothing to do but LEAVE TRE FIRE TO RUN ITS COURSE. At 4:40 the fire burst through the front of the Seneca street store of — — and ap empty store adjoini ‘owler & Sons’ place twat filled with seasoned wood for carr Adjoining was a small fruit store, and then came Sidney Shepherd & mammoth stamp- ing works. At 5 o'clock the Seneca street stores up to Shepherd’s had been well gutted. The is time had died out. The fire ex- tends from A. T. Kerr & Co.'s down Seneca street Pee Age —_ ~ ‘8. All Wells street urnes ‘ol to Exchange street, and the corner is burned, out comp! to the i, The loss will reach 2,000,000, At time it is very difficult to give the ery saan ea td ‘the loss on — and 2 the east side of ‘Seneca street, gu! the 1 house bar; Albert Eyes’ sample-room, 135 Seneca street, loss esti- telegraphed to Mr. Balfour. chief secretary for Ireland, saying that the treatmert to which Mr. Wm. O'Brien had been subjected since bis jail had excited Mr. Sexton says O'Brien bas re- i E