Evening Star Newspaper, December 7, 1889, Page 1

~ Vo. 7T5—No 15,002. TWO CENTS. : SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. i ivered free in Washingto aire 6 street wharf or telephone es Sy. RS HOLIDAY VIANOS—THE DURABLE & CONLIFF, Ith st. now. A piano of prestixe. 1m French Burl, Rosewood, Eng- pro Walnut Goth or Mahogany Being the manuti acturen we fre able fo save Yat ‘owe? dw ND. RA FON AND PASTEL foe: tm 810 100, ot Smith's Stadio, for Cisse should be wuaran’ HL B SMITH, Artist, st. and Massachusetts ave, Open. aa . p.m. HERE ARE MY “THADE BRINGERS.” ia. Workmanedp. ish. Best Linings. 43-60" Fin t. "Tout en semble, tenes eng oda sins © Scusists in the quiet simplicity of exquisite judy Tailoring as the Lay wyer studies the ae the Physician studies medicine, and Bike bromeht it earent Jet toperfection. jam rst-claas Ty Bales Bape WARPIELD intson: apert in ‘Pull Drese Suits, cor. Oth sud Gxt ress, Suit, for Fit SPECIAL NOTICES, tore“ Sri ‘BSTANTIAL Call and ong ufacturel @2-lw ce coon, Fat. DIVIDEND NOTICE—$28 PER SHARE. rative Investment, company of to its stockholders o PEK SHARE pplication tothe treasurer, a es 3 upou application et Emmert, esq., = ‘and after the 10th instante EO. E EDWARD, castELie CHAS. F. SMINH, HENRY arene STOCKHOLDERS eee ge or 1s ‘held 2, Pat 2 ae of oes ‘and for the business. AU x X IRA MINNESOTA VENISON. VAS BACKS, == a PHITADEGH 1A “ AEE ow am kinds 6 of FRESH the PALACE E MARRET. 1 14th st. _ §. Try our Home Made ‘Sausage—all por! ave. a7-lw NOTICE. i ‘here will be a Baking of Cake, Biscul rom. Parrish Bros’. Bakine Vowder at R. ee ', cor. of sts. 1. w. Ee fablie Invited a6: CE OF REMOVAL, ids and patrons that I have ai my friends day to my New Jewelry Establishment atB05 7th st,a few doors below my old stand, aud will open with « large and complete assortment of American Watches, Dismonds, Jewelry, Silverware, Be. ke, A. L. SALTZSTEIN, Jn, ‘The New York Watch Club Co. 50: 46-6" A USEFUL AND BEAUTIFUL PRESENT. THE FINEST EXHIBIT OF LAMPS AND SHADES EVER SEEN IN THIS CITY IN GAS FIXTURES. Our stock is unequaled ‘in quality and Variety. Now is the time to select a Piano, Banquet or Table Lamp and Umbrella Shade, E. ¥, BROOKS, 8e28-3m 531 15TH STREET. = PHOTO-LITHOGRAPHIC aoe of the late NORRIS PETERS,458 and 460 Penns. ave., will hereafter be conducted by the signed under the firm nameof the NORRIS ‘TERS COMPANY, scopartnership to thst effect Ving Deen entered into on the 1uthday of Novem- 1esy. EUGENE PETERS, HENRY V. PARSELL, 222-1m DANIEL FRASER. NOTICRI—ON ACCOUNT OF THE CROWD (te retail bu; ao of Christmas goods whole- rs MU! come mornings. Beortyou! You forget it. 3 3ay GOULD. 6-20" A Troe Tene Exetarev-Axp 4N ANNOUNCEMENT IN LADIES’ FOOTWEAR. Do you remember not long ago we explained to you what manufscturers’ samples were? They're the samples submitted to us merchants to assist im making up orders. Naturally, only the best of each style would be used for this purpose. When all the drummers get home the accumulation makes quite s stock of itself—and s good stock to duy out of. Where is a certain New York Ladiest Boot manufact- Urer whose goods we've handled for seasons— found them always retiadie—and always in the front rank of the fashion. We hid a line from them a week or two ayo—asking us,if we wanted their samples. There are s hundred concerns standing ready to snap them up—but we are large buyers—thanks to your pstronaye—and it's a cour- | « tesy they show by giving us the first privilege with them. Our buyer went on—looked them over. ‘Twas hardly necessary, for the reputation of the manuffcturer was guarantee sufficient—but ‘we wanted to “‘size” them up in style and variety. Sow samples—coming as they do at the tail endof SB season—are accounted 8 loss—and anything they can be sold for is reckoued so mich clearguin by the maker. There's one stipulation—whoever buys them—must buy them all. There's no Jobbing them sround—a few here and a few there—all must go to the one purchaser. ‘We thought the thing all out—It would give us the opportunity to offer you the fAnest footwear that's ‘made at prices,in the marking of which,ralues were Bot considered. —We took them—they're here, {i the natural flow of business there are enough of them, maybe, to last s week—but if you really ap- Preciate the situation they won't spin out half of that time.—When they're gone we can’t get any more, @l the styles are bere—button, lace—opers, common sense and Weukenphast lasts, with the high and common sense heels—plain and fancy tips—and a bare of them with cork soles.—They're dress and Street boots of the highest qualities—and we've Marked them hen they should be when they shouid be $4 faa ‘20 when they should ‘80 when they shvuld be 83. ‘We leave them with you. SAKES AND COMPANY, Penn, ave. and Beventh street. BARGAIN HARVESTERS, az Finxzsr HOLIDAY DISPLAY PIANOS AND ORGANS az W. G. METZEROTT & CO.'3, 1110 F st. ow, Searsurs J ACEETS. BEALSKIN SACQUES AND ULSTERS. FUR SHOULDER CAPES. FINE PLUSH JACKETS AND WRAPS. MUFFS, BOAS AND STOLES. CARRIAGE ROBES, &c. Special sale on these goods at reliable prices, BH STINEMETZ & SONS, HATTESS AND FURRIERS, 1237 Penn. sve., through to 13th st 28-3, NNA AVE. Bey iene cate Ucoed Powshoobes im the city. Siahed 1670, Liberal advances made on Watches, wera ‘Silverware and Disniouds, preseomed Watches, Jewelry and Dismonds Hou Goons. ‘The finest and most varied assortment I have ever | pre how ready for inspection in i FANCY LEATHER GOODS, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC, IN BOOKS, CARD AND LETTER CASES of and other best makers,both'plain and sterling mounted. CHATELAINE BAGS, ee SETS. CUFF AND COLLAK Bo! = ne ase MareH SATES. = E17 TED TRAVELING Bat tmporestion), with sterling alver abd bold direct imj ip tear DRESSING CASES SETS aN a AxD y Cigale rte feasts, and many other meee AMES 8. TOPHAM'S 1251 Penneylvanis ave. t---+ ‘Traveling Bago in grest variety. JoREES cee eo cece PPO eooron pre Fens so ave uw, e \ BALDWIN'S EUROPEAN EIPRESa Christmas Presents of “Merchandise ee Poahem for- iat fo all ports of th 461m Cou iS TH AND F sts, = SPECIAL Ni NOTICE.-STEAMER LADY OF the Lake will leavo for Norio ‘aud Old tatoo SUNDAY, December 8, at 9 pum. instead o Saga for this week week oa R. PHILLIPS, Supt. _ WE OFFER FOR RENT FROM JANUARY 1, 1890, that Desirable Piece of Ground containing over 40,000 square feet, frouting on 13th st., Ohio ave. and 1:33 st., occupied for many years by Messrs. FE. £. Jnckson & Co. asa lumber yard. This is one of the choicest locations for the Lumber, Wood and Coal or General Storage Business, Ceutral and very accessible. B. H. WARNER & CO. E EQUITABLE BUILDE ‘a AS- ATION “oF GLa her 5 eens OF WRAPS TO ‘THOS, s Be TETTRLLE Zot ot urd Pa ave, of $1,500 worth of ADIES' a CO. by a large wholesale house, to be seid at 33 = cent below usual prices. No humbug. aG-2w WASHINGTON, D.C. EMBER 6, 1889, he firm of J. H. ¢ y & Co,, Hardware. 2004 F nw. havin beon Maiscolved ‘by the death of H. Chesley, all persons indebted to said frm are hereby reacted to settle an full within. ftteen days te, in order that the business may o« rene WM. D. WEST, Agent for Surviving Farther, _ 86,710.92 14,16,19,2 = HOW THE PEOPLE DO LIKE OUR OV! ER- sa et ormers. ‘They Ht so we MIS= JOSEPHINE CASEY, LAVE OF BOS m—* ton, has opened Mauicure aid Chiropodist Tors at 1535 Fat, uw. aor J. L WOLF, = OLE: DDB Be MOVED TO 1313 NEW YORK AVE. N.W. 6 MONTH LY Furchusoss beautiful PALACE ORGAN for our hom mplete. 1, G. Batre 1825 Penner aves = "ON COMPIOMT sg <g=THE ATTENTION OF PERSONS DE- siting new, nice,comfortable Houses to rent iy invited to those desi: i | Now Hampshire n15-Im* poco Peg Houses on 22d st. and . t ive aber’ i H. WARNER & CO, * ORFIOR, ROOMS aie 1108 ¥ w =" Apply ee WASHINGTON, D. C., DEC. 4, 1889. At the regular meeting of the’ Charles Fost, No. ¥, Department of the Potomac, * the following obicers were alee Quander, commander; W, H. Bowman, senior der; F. Fowler, junior vice commander vodman, surgeon; M. Faskey, chaplain: gihcer of the day: H, Coleman, officer of Ruard: W. C. Cox, Bowman, Ci oy » Henry Queenan, DK. AMELIA ERBACH HAS Kh her office and residence to 21 3d OW 18 THE TIME TO GIVE YOUR orders for Binding for the Holidays and Five Binding a specialty. JOHN ©. W Bookbinder and Paper Ruler, 420 Lith et. n. Boe 'scons Sak bors 208 sales, sual profits. pe Meta rt n° 731 9th st. bow, ‘g UNIQUE DESIGNS a ee quality GAS FIXTURES, . 4. MUDDIMAN, 1206 F DR. E. S, CARR i Has Removed from 1th street to 1325 F street northwest. Ge YASNGTON, D.C., Novembe: ea WE ARE cus’ I SHIRT M NUFAC- turers im the broadest sense of the term and haves factory on the premises in (ull operati imate espectalty. of Men's Fine Shirts to Meas: shall be (lad to make you a ssiuple Suirt for ak have the latest and most approved “Nov. tities” in Faney Shirt Bosous for wear et eceptions, Weddings and sperial evening occasions. cant stock of Men's Furnishings. WOODWARD & 10- THKOP, 1013 Fst. uw. MISS HYATT OF BALTIMORE OPENS king Apartinent TODAY, De- ere she will be pleased ‘their orders fo a Evening or Dinner Costun cK" TAKOMA PARK BUILDING AS- SOCIATION, INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS OF MARY- LAND, SAFE AND PROFITABLE FOR EITHER SAVINGS OB INVESTMENT. Mt as Shares not issued in Series—they may be taken at any time and be surrendered after notice. Payments @1 per month; no backdues. Payments may be made im advance or shares may be paid for in full when taken or at apy subsequent time. The plan is purely mutual, each receives what his money earns. No surplus uc- cumulated. All carnings divided semi-annually amovg the shareholders, euch receiving in proportion to the amount of money paid in and the time it has been in the association since last dividend. OFFICERS. President. BENJAMIN F. LEIGHTON, Vice Presideut, Judge THOM PF. ‘Becretary, J. VANCE LEWIS, ‘Treasurer, SAMUEL ROSS. TRUSTEES, B. H. WARNER and JOHN JOY EDSON. ATTORNEYS. IA TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY, EE OO TERSLEY ALboI Ee DIRECTORS. F, Leighton, Attorney-at-Law, 482 La, ave. uw. Samuel Ross of Barber & Pony ig Feige ave. Dw, Gharies B. Ford, Printer, 023 Ds Chier Staiup Div K ; ibid Feta. nw, 25 F st. now. Atlantic Building. Bisir Lee, attorney-at-Law. aa Dat aw. D. G. Purman, Petent Uffice. ‘MM. F. Halleck, Patent iifomes, 303 7th at. Wright Curtis, Sligo, Md. Call snd get Prospectus and Constitution, Office open from 1 Pa wipm Telephone call, 7 713-3 J. VANCE LEWIS, 8 8-30 to 9:30 ai. 3-50 to 4:30 and 6 to 7 ). a, as-2w » EQUITABLE CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION. “EQUITABLE BUILDING,” 1003 F ST. ASSETS $1,119,062.77. Office hours, from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily, On the first Wednesday in each month the office will be open from 6 to 8 o'clock p.m, Advances will be made promptly at 7 o'clock. The 18th issue of stock is open for subscription. Shares are $2.50 per month. $1,000 advanced on each share. Pamphlets explaining the objects and advantages of the Association are furnished upon application, THOMAS SOMERVILLE. _ JNO. JOY EDSON, Sec'ry. at DR. GEORGE BYRD HARRISON HAS | — removed his residence frou 1345 F st. n.w, toNTS Conn. ave. and bis office to GUS 14th a erotics OF REMOVAL. E. E, JACKSON & 00. 4 3th st and Oblo ave. n.w. Riceccunnvalel covteater toate ite pation te Tati sod Date norco Bapwsine for the Tutuber tow Fenialuin in Yard corner of 13th st. and Ohio ave. n.w., consis tng of and Virginia Flooring, Wainscoting, AC, and solicit an exanination of sane, On January 1, 1890, we will open our uated at 14th'and D sts.s.w., with ® Dlete stock of Lumber of ail description: | Size Doors, Sash, Biiuds and Mouldings. | _ Our main office, both for Lumber aud Factory Worl Will be situated at the southeuat corner of 13th et. at Olio ave. uw. E_E JACKSON & Co. oy INVESTMENT SECURITIES, ABLE MORTGAGE CO. OF PHILADELPHIA. CAPITAL, naga as (ints Invasions Se € 900 Gok Comsntecd te benture Bonds. These Bonds area safe, reliable and convenient investmeut and can be purchased in amounts of $200, 500, 8500 and 81,000. CRANE, PARRIS & CO., Bankers, Ebbitt House, Agents, Who will furnish all information. n23-wks3m ae ES (Ue Bae HIGH ARM NO 9 betes halos gir et Et absence of frict Wapettn » winsox MAN'FG 00, 437 Shaw. with the heavy, rasping, uncertain | —™ WASHINGTO: 18) he copartnership conducted by the andor sined (carrimge inakers, &c.), at the corner of 14th iu this city, un- ‘s is by mutual cousent dissolved. " Charles C. asses all hebilities of the firm ail Segounts are, pu n20-9t* FRED. WALTER: AN EXTRAQUDINARY OPEORTUNITY 408 12TH 5’ Owing to = oath of the late P. Wallach the entire te stock of W es, Diamonds and Jewelry is offered at privitesme unt’ TUCODAY. the 1th instant, after hich date public auction will be held until the entire stock is disposad of. ‘This is a rare opportunity, SS RENT—THE HANDSOMEST SUITES De not missit, d4-2w* OF ROOMS ON PENNA. AVE. FOR PROFESSIONAL MAN, COMMERCIAL BROKER, MODISTE, PHO- TOGRAPHES or ABTIST, being the 2d and 4d floors of the GALT BUILDING, 1107 Ps. ave.; newly fitted up; handsomely papered; the rooms are all large aud conveniently arranged, with high ceil- ings and wide windows full.height of story, giving ample light and free ventilation front and back; the entrance way is exceptioually large aud imposing. Apply to a2-t STEIGER & LIEBERMANN, 1303 F st. S AITLE INSUKANCE ‘Office: Room 7, So tere ‘Telephone 257-3. _gDIRECTORS;, ‘Thomas Dowling, Guibert Bi Towlest ‘ow Fred W '. Pratt Examines titles and furnishes abstracts and certifi- cates therevf ; issues guarantees of titles to purchasers and mortgugees ; instres titles to real estate; prepares ‘al papers and attends to all real estate traisactions. M) Examination of Tit Examiuation of Tit Guarantee of Title to ‘Thereto. Guarautes “of tract Thereot. Purchaser, m A be ow momcore Hi or Certincate. = A, WILSON, REAL ESTATE BROKER. MONEY TO LOAN ALWAYS ON HAND. FIREMEN’S INSURANCE COMPANY BUILDING, n30-1m COR. 77H ST. AND LOUISIANA AVE. g=>$,, DESIO, MANUFACTURING JEWELER, be. Peete w,, Rooms 4, oe 6, upstairs, For the oven uce of the public and in order to show my work toa better advantage 1 have opened a new eLow room, where 1 will keep constantly 1m stock the latest Diamond, Jewelry, American Watel French and American Clocks, Solid Silver Ware an every description of Solid Gold Jewelry, &e. B.—Old Gold and Bilver bought for 18 YOUR PRESENT PIANO All you desire in ‘Tone, Style and Finish? If not call at the BRADBURY PALACE OF MUSIC, 1225 Penn- sylvania ave.,and hear the “sweet toned Bradbury.” Cases of English oak, antique mahogany, Circassian walnut, rosewood and cherry, Sold for cash or on easy monthly payments of $10. ld Squares taken in exchange. n30-¥t res FIXTURES. NEW DESIGNS. ALITY. xrung asp Se EEN RS SCEDLTS GAS FI. Sen i< aR aEURGS SULDING as Call for Constitutions. Bubscribe for stock--$1 per sharé—between the hours of 9 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. daily at the office of JNO. A. PRESCOTT, Secretary and Treasurer, FINE GAS FIXTURES. PIANO LAMPS. SHADES IN LINEN, LACE AND SATIN nlé IN ANY COLOR DESIRED. =—"** ee 005-3 F st. Rszik Sg te VRP [< CREDIT! Seer ema | a See: eae eta | pone 3 Sate an ,. opener oe ,B, Scudder, 7:30 pm. wo phan 7 ie NY, @ 5 BEE | <n tir on Marne ae ene it. Me ).D,, rector. school vers meeting, —8 a.m., Holy Communion; yes see “aud sermon by rector: Byrrector.” Seats inve ons except at faints “ie GRAC Ul ea ACE Me ME cH create S795 ‘irachool 1f ae 3 pont young lie eae Ching by the pastor: eeu ayer meeting Thurs? Si 7:43 pm. “Everybody mivieod: Gol CHURCH OF THE HE ASCENSION, CORNER om, G. te Breck f Arksasos will oo- Brecin i, ‘dios Bangs sich ot eee mae Nature” to the Bible class. “The public areinvited, At sector will preach ou “Civil yrandat 7:30 nm go ingodiy women of the Bible—I ‘on divorce.” Gd Frmepess ERIAN ALLIANCE. —- THE third annual meeting of the Alliance wili be Id at the aoe of the Covenant Tuesday, Decem- ber 10, L889, at 8 Usha re Dea. Bartlett and Noble will deliver ‘The members of the co dresse e Hons of the several Presbyterian churches of are especially zack to be present A weneral in Ss ie is extei led to all other persons interested. 1t* ie Sag oe Chas, ie Sop-m, Ya Ben Bae Soy experience 4 ene! xpel bot RS Endeavor 6: and prayer meeting Thu ‘All are welcome. SECOND. BAPTIST 3 CHURCH, 3D ST. N. 5 hnson, D.D. past Sm apectal servis followed by baptiam. communion and reception of new members, poe by pastor; revival serv: an us, Sunda; iat turn peontribatlon arrela 2 “noota BT, LUKE'S PE. CHURCH, 16TH NEAR Rev, Alex. Crummell, réctor,—Admini tration of contivnation atin brie Hey Babee Paret. Evening service, 7 mperanoe tneeti oan ‘iddvesses” by Mr. Purvis, Kev. Mt c REV. DR. DOMER PREACHES TOMORROW ning and eveniuig at 11 and 7:30 in bis chapeh, corner of itt and H sts. n.w., St. Paul's En- glish Lutheran, Sunday school at 0: 230 am. pgotare ud prayer meeting on Thursday evening at 7:30. A co! Vitation to all the services of this church. 1t* THE CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR PXION will bold a meeting for all Y.P.S.C. W their Pastors and all interested, at THREE Mass losting for everybody as HL ALF- orChOUK. W ESDAY, the Lith rst Congregational church, cor, Jot Gsta. Both meetings will be addressed by Re ‘k, D.D., presicent of the United mtety ot | Ciarl Christian Endeavor, ‘ N'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA eh We MA. _ CH: EMPE Union ‘Sabato re. 3.0. Superintendent of sabbath aoparienene Natlousl ul epeak st Conxtexational church, 10th and G sta, “To ORROW (sunday) at 3 pan. K. Chureli will sing. Pablic cordially i hum, WC =>FIFTH CONGREGATIONAL _ CHURCH, oor. 8th and I sts. n.e., = BLN. = era efag, 7:30 hime Pe SS AVE. CHRISTIAN Fifa ~ ED. Power, pastor.—Services at 11 a.m. an 230 p.m.; Sunday 9:30; Bible clues, B45 x les chee 6:30; M: Sunday school, Odd Fellows" ‘hall Gtn'sis ta, wel come. a. ee IN HALL, COR. ss Le end ors diets “Satan go te anny ger sermon, sul ot saatan ihe ‘ ‘All Bana ts isan is gente tree = CHURCH OF OUR FATHER gsive Wore nd Nols ae sts. = Sa Alex, Suuday school bdottor 73 ea Beate of, i Rev. rz am. Preach: ing by pastor. ‘at11 um, Young , one sacarer meee Beeston rn PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, st. bet.G aud Hi sts. 1 w. Kev. Joseph ‘pastor.—Sabbath achool at 7 p.m. ‘Thursday evening prayer meeti ing i 30 o'clock. Strangers are cordially welcome. it 230 p. tings Tuseday 5 Th EASTERN PRES. hee STH AND. F Be. Kev. Dr. TB. Ni ingat lai. Sunday Scuola Ore.E. ateeds. Preaching at 7 outside ie miat en and, noone Of his iife ursday vening fa Le Service at 11a pum. The shen. service ay bein ihe Tnterent ot Pate Boys’ and ational Rome. Addresses by Mr. Hoyeland and ALL SOULS. CHURCH (UNI at . corner of 141 ea. tw. Preaching Tomorrow st Li ata and by Kev 8. iL Camp of Brookisn, N.Y. Bunday school aud Bible class at 9:45 a1n. it BLY'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, cor. 5th and I sts. n.w., Rev, Geo, O. Little, pastor.—Proaching by the pastor at LLam. aud 7:30 Pom, in series of Bible questions. At 6230 pun, Soe ety of Christian Endeavor, o'clock, subjects : iug service at Sunday school i To “CHURGH, ve. and Pst. Rev. A. ‘Tl tomorrow at 11 0’ 30. Comnuittee of insts Total RtlonPat pas on et t evs. Firor, Deutrick and Kossiter of aus thon: more, ‘THE AMERICAN SABBATH.” | oe eee observance of the Woman's Christi ‘emperance union, will speak on the above subject First Con- Greens chureh TOMORKOW (Sunday) at 3 p.m, irs. M. K. Church will | sing. Public cordially it invited. 4 SPIRITUALISM AT GRAND ARMY HALL, ‘opposite Willard’s hotel, Every papday. youwusat 10 at.; lecture, 11-30 ai. and 7:30 pr, ed. ‘k. Briwhuin of Siassucbusetts, inetire- Houal sisakér, will occupy the plattorm string, Bs Poems follow each lecture, Sd queste HE MEMBERS OF UNION Lieut to nivet at their Hull on Leagur NO. 0. eh Bins TUNOKKOW (Sunday) the Sth iustuntat 12 oclock for the pur- Sot ‘of atteuding the funeral of their late Brother, job Carter, AU sister Jodyes invited By order of SIMON C. BURNETT, ¥, _EDWARD NEWIS, P.S. dts AMERICAN PRATERNAL CIRCLE — Golden Council, No. 47, meets MONDAY ESING Gru) in their Hab, corner oth and 6 CALDWELL, a SMEKIs a E80 ‘THIS FAS- cinating ocience by an eaperionced by, pao performer Low at leisure, Address PRUFE: Star othee, io re OFFICE OF. THE REAL ESTATE TITLE INSURANCE Of the District ot Columbia, 470 Lousian usual semi-annual dividend ol tens 6 Capital ‘stuck of the company hi ahon , Payable on and after the SECOND DAYO TANUAMY, iso, ut the office of the company. ‘Tronstes books 20, LSB GhOKUE Gy Seontarys ‘Treat Ree Lo he MEETING OF THLE THE REAL ESTATE TITLE INSURANCE CO. of the District of Columbia, for the election of Nine ‘Trustees tor the ensuing year, will be held at the com- y's office, 470 Louisiana ave. n.w., On TUDSD, x asian 7 dau 0. Polls open from 2 to 4 o'clock GLORY 2 FLEMING, _d7wkstst ‘Secretar; q@—=> OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUS1 come ats, 1ON, D.C., Dec. 6. 1889, At the request uf u lunge uuuiber of Stockholders the time for making pe: 4 on allotments has been ex- bee “f until the ant. Be ¥, WILLIAMS, Secretary. INGTON. HOME FOK IN- krateiully acknowledgen the following donations sad subscriptions in 6 "Morgan, $10 85; Proceeds of w Lunch, # shee kouths t Mis. Justice Gray, cof! bition ane cups a. H. E, Giluore, fruit’ and Vegetables ‘Mra, eae reheat. of a 3 Mca, W. C. Hil suse Berry. Darrel of th Mrs, Noriou, Mr. sPbulipss Mrs. ‘Wilson, Mrs, J: rs. Rages, Sts, Irving Mise King, Webb, Gen, Hauer, airs Eveleth, dita. stemmetz, Mrs. David Johnson,’ Mrs, Murray, Mrs. Banerott Davis and Mra JE. Wi iuey dud supplies, aud Mrs. C. 5. Hull, use eof Toca iu “Milton.” 1 H. SIDNEY EVERETT, Treasurer, son, Mrs. ‘Thurber, Mr Se OCHESTER LAMPS, $2.75 TO 830, G. A. MUDDIMAN, 45-lm 1206 F st. BUILDERS’ EXCHANGE. — A SPECIAL Meeting of the Builders’ held WEDNESDAY, Dec. Si, ut 8 p.m. Persons not members of the excuunye interested in vecuring @ prompt rate of freight are Eespecttully invited to be prevent, By order of, the rectors, _L iu] THOS J. KING. cK Quier res “PHE VIKING AGHA STEN DOBSON: ly PAUL DU CHATLLU, fd many other Five Books of he Semon. Christmas =e oars PURSELL, seth ROYAL TEMPLARS. WA HINGTO: 1889.—Kecelved of Capital ares oan: oF $1,000, sent by Supreine Secre certificate isoued to Brg, ks es Di. 3. T. D. HOWARD, PHYSICIAN AND i Surgeon, removed to’ 1102 15 th st. b. 1 a7-78" IER, > SaLE— THE REMAINING ONE OF THOSE TWO HAND- SOME NEW RESIDENOES ON NEW HAMP- BHIRE AVE. JUST NORTH OF DU- “AtL S| 110) Fe ae, sen FREE METH i ‘Sunday 1 corher 5th and G ats. n-w.; secon floor. Vreachitig Tomorrow by Rev. Win, il. Ramacy. Come! It FIRST METHODIST P Pi ROTESTANT Chureh, 500 age .6., Ket Richolson, pastor, am, Words on the Cross, Ni 0 pam..“Faith in the Gospel,” Praise sorvicn, 7 pam. Wevival services during the week, All welcome. aie ‘2 % school, O18 ath, Pre il ain. follewed by the Holy Go pain, | Young people's 6 aie Tuesday. Prayer meeting q public cordially invited. CENTRAL, METHODIST PIOTRSTANT ts. u.w., Rey. 5. Reese Preaching 1m. Consecration ursday evenings, at lam and meeting 3 pam, Christian. endeavor 6:30. Bubseribers. to seal. Bary and munisterial students please bring an u- velo) 30 p.m, “The is Exposition Sanson aud ing People’s meeting; 10% 20 ain, Missionary at lab; 6» i “You a.m, Sunday Schoo cises.Seais free and Sublis invited. “WHY HE RAN AWAY" IS | PASTOR . & Hez Sweim's subject Sundsy nicht, 4 4 omg’ Baptist eburch ‘ouditoniura, © an snd at llam. by pastes, Kit'scate tree Conse. Supday stil, "30am, Young men's meeting 5 Pan. dou P meet- ng tueniag (7:30. pa, poops ere papeaey 0 p.m. ae ‘schocolutaire™ will be given Wet lay night, December 11, at 7:30 oclock in the lecture room, DE. DE. JOHN BRAY WILL SPEAK IN MO¥- all, 133, Feunsylvania ave.. be- tween ‘at aa 2 ‘ete? u.w., Sunday puorning at 11 fat a ject: A.corpse sits up and tal: nke 7, 1i HURCH.—THE REV. FRANK wall, Poorer ike vashinkton Society of the Kew Jerusalon, will presc Tomorrow st the Sougtics Hall Claw School of the National University 1006 E st) wt 1Lam. Sub; of the axe's end. Sunday school at 9: 30. Mati arein Snvited. iv WAUGH M. E. CHURCH, COR 3D AND A 1.€., Rev. Je A. DD. nestor — . by the pastor at li am. hh Brittain wi rea on temperence reform at 7: . SUL in. Band of Hope, Sito a. an. Church prayer m ‘cordial invitation is extended r Ep ywrortis lewrue, U0 Ke Ey pan. Thursday. THE METROPOLITAN WESLEY Zion church, D pastor Sabbath school, y Kev, Kingkain of S.C, man, D. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, corner of 10th and G SM Newman, DD. will presch ated upon “The manifold quaiitigs aud ‘interests of Gud." and at 7:30 p.m. upon “Lhe surprising refusal of Christ to be proclaimed publicly as the Messiah.” Music y Dr, Bischetl, Sunday school at 9:30 am. “Bociety of Christian ‘Biideavor at 285 D.1n, t eae AY, BAPTIST CHURCH, CORNER ee ts. B, Hey, Sauiuel H. Greene : Preactisms, ui afte PEL Bite Hi cor. a Kev. Atiegon Gutwater, pastor — ax, LL ‘MEMORIAL MOHAPEL, “cor. sth and P ats. n.w.—Sunday school, 3:30 p.m,” You are aon tod petted te then STREET BAPTisT ) CHURCH, COR <> Si Sis and N sts.—Preaching 1 30-v.m, By iter sermon. ‘Hevival sult cone Haues, Meetings for the week auuounced ox ros DOUGL, AL M. ©. ton Nitendo, 2.e.—Hey. Tastor, will preach at liam. Cent the Methodist book” concern; Kev. C. pain, “Minsionary mecting ‘Thursday, at Ti ‘euler orate” 8 with thankwervs mak into Wiis courte with 5 af ing, Jerry of d Gok. CY Bluke ‘intl, mah se jamebrey at 11 cae PRESBYTERIAN x CHG, Nst. between 9th and 10th a presching ach, Bible ti DSC. sas evento discourse upon Chapter v rr iiof th jon of ent Of the Preal v~ mig hurch, entigied' ork Christ he Mediator feuted pews. Public cordially invited. ie HUKCH, 23D ST. NEAR P: ave. n.w., Kev. Aitred Harding, rector. Services Tomorrow:’ 7:30 2.m., Holy Cotumunio: 10 am., Sunday school; 11 ain. morning service and sermon; i, even scng, (full choral) aud sermon. All fre UNION, METHODIST EPISCOPA Church, 20th street near cheese ave. n.w.—Sunday oe 50 8 atil a.m. by Rev. E. Retard, a and at 7 30 fe vain ih ny Hews Dust, Browalug. Society ‘of “Curiatian iudeavor, at praise ie? LUTHER PLAGE MEMONTIAL, CHURCH, G. Butler.—Servi ine Sumay ecliol at O30 am. welcome. 1 Every’ NORTH CAROLINA AVE. METHODIST Protestant charch, North Ossotiens Lge oe | and it. &.e., Rev, A. W. Mat se ona ag Ty Besaay « and praise meetin Pm. Pr. Hea Be taal the services: eta ‘servi 7ONE CER FOURTH-ST. ME. CHURCH, REV. cee, (nF with deep lot running through to 18th st. House 25 | Peet beat it sox ak ae feot front by 80 feet dee); elegantly finished in ma- preeching by the pastor. “All triends are a howany, cherry and oak, with all the modern designs ited to worship ih us. arate and conveniences. For perinissiou to inspect, terms, CENTEAL UNION MISSION, 090 PENN. &e., apply to STEIGER & LIEBEKMANN, 1303 F anise aetadae aetna sorte sort = aG-3t | iestimonien: good singing, God bicsstine: ; me, Executive oo: cB WASTE & wane GEO. WARE, 3 7:30 p.m. 5 r? with ay ‘and Data, © RCH OF THE Teena oe 4 a AIIBLIC’ HAI GUTTERS . Eee § and 730 'pam. 0 Soporte iat, atasst Bil aed | By" panor, ev, feunie fisdin” DD. The @ pat ue | by te ‘will outinte the discussion woot Conan ION TICKETS oun Pe ef meeting at 6:30 psn books containing 100 ‘alltance will be held. in this See ees | ie since eas ana’ tes ca Beweyaudat tthe f rr Ez Ca c tomorre bEo arta SOLE, Conti oo ‘am. At Washington News and Gossip. BOOKS AND TATIONERY.... BUSINESS CHANCES. CITY ITEM: COUNTRY REAL ‘estat DEATHS... FOR RENT (Srasues),... FOR RENT (Orrices),. FOR SALE (Hovses). FOR SALE (Houses axp Los)... FOR SALE (ors)... FOR SALE (Miscriaxgous) GENTLEMEN'S GOODS... ttle POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. PIANOS AND ORGANS PERSONAL, PRINTERS. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPBot ALTIES.. ‘ED (SITvaTions) | WANTED (Miscectaxgous). ... WANTED (Rooms) WINTER RESORTS Goversmext Receirrs Tonay.—Internal Fevenue, $556,915; customs, $493,011. ANavaL Boar, co consisting of Chief Engineer Stivers and Assistant Constructor Wood has been ordered to examine the plant of Samuel L. Moore, Sons & Co. of and report as to their capacity for constructing gunboats Nos, 5 and 7, for which work they de- sire to bid. Navar Onpers.—Paymaster John Furey has been ordered to the Vermont; Assistant Engin- eer R. S. Griffen, to examination for promotion. Surgeon J. W. Ross bas been detached from the navy yard, Pensacola, and placed on wait- ing orders; Assistant Surgeon LW, Kite. from the naval’ hospital. Philadelphia, and ordered to the Navy yard, Pensacola; Paymaster Arthur a from the Vermont and ordered to settle accounts and hold himself in readiness for or- ders to the Charleston, Postmaster GeNeraL WANAMAKER will spend tomorrow in this city, as itis the first Sunday that his family have been here, He intends, however, to continue his superintend- ency of the Sunday school in ee and will oe over each week as he has done in the past, Taaxxs To Tue Paestpent.—Mrs, Mary H. Hunt, who, as head of the educational depart- ment of the Woman's Christian temperance union, received and Lng to the Forty- ninth’ and - Congresses over 4.000,000 petitions for federal aid to enc schools, has written President Harrison thanking him in be- half of these petitioners for his recommendation of this measure in his recent message to Con- gress, Ovr Bors tx Buve i Jaray,—Rear Admiral Belknap, commanding the Asiatic squadron, re- ports from Nagasaki, November 8, that on the =. ———— solemn requiem mass was held at man Catholic cathedral at that place for the repose of the soul of the late Louis I, king of Potugal, and that the admiral and a large representation of officers of the Omaha and Palos attended in full uniform. The band of the Omaha assisted in the musical part of the ser- vices, November 3 was observed throughout the empire of Japan as @ national holiday, it being the anniversary of the birthday of the emperor. The Omaho and Palos were dressed with flags in honor of the day and the admiral and officersattended a bauquet in the after- noon. The Japanese men-ot-war have adopted @ new system of flags. DISTRICT EMPLOYES AGITATED. Senator Plumb’s Resolution Disturbs Their Equanimity. PER DIEM MEN WHO ARE PAID OUT OF SPECIFIC APPROPRIATIONS—THE PRACTICE OF THE COM- MISSIONERS—ITS DISCONTINUANCE WILL, IT 18 CLAIMED, BE COSTLY AND EMBARRASSING, The per diem employes of the District who are not provided for on the regular rolls, but who receive their compensation out of the dif- ferent appropriation bills for the District goy- ernment, are shaking in their shoes over the resolution of Senator Plumb, which passed the Senate on Thursday last, and which provides that the Commissioners furnish Congress with the names, date of employment, and com- pensation of all employes who are not paid out of funds appropriated for the i of such employment. There are a ge number of employes who will come under this head, and the list includes several chiefs of divisions whom Congress failed to provide for in the last appropriation bill, Recently there has been a growing sentiment among a vegan class of vase. in the District against the ment of employes outof specific appropriations, STREET IMPROVEMENTS AND PERMIT WORK. For instance the appropriation for street im- provements carries with it the employment of alarge number of clerks, some of whom are not directly connected with the improvement of streets, Then, again, there is thepermit fund. A small percentage of the money appropriated for this nec work goes to pay ca: in the District building. If ides that these per diem employes not receive ym the specific appropriations for ovements and improvements be sme cap and does not make any i for them, the District will be “ight for the force of clerks — istrict overnment is small, as it is, ae ares fovher reduced work will” “bes very much employment of persons as was ni to execute the work for were and to a reasonable extent detail em whos necylecsaapas hep the wack whlch which is under contract 1s completed. In the leave ment of streets generally ment finds it hee ga dro ong Hunk ppt cea wi, dn ‘to ask saint fo oey bu work work, Sad wil be powae fh R shole year, ihrough «period of only wor torn months, It can seen that this state of affairs would pat the and Congress to un- "The Con of the reso lution, are i e Telegrams to The Star. SORROWING SOUTH. Mr. Davis’ Remains Lie in State Today. THE FUNERAL NEXT WEDNESDAY. ————— Preparations for Memoria! Ser- vices Everywhere. A PEOPLE'S WARM-HEARTED DEVOTION THEIR BURDEN OF DUST. Journey to the Tomb Begun Under the Weird Light of the Moon. New Orteans, Dec. 7.—Last night about 11:15 all that was mortal of Jefferson Davis was carried from the Payne mansion to the city hall ina hearse. It was a weird and a solemn scene as at 10:55, hearing the low rumbling of wheels in the street, the afflicted widow of the great statesman took « last fare- well of his ashes. One kiss was imprinted on the pale cold lips and then she turned sorrow- fully away to the solitude of her own apart ment The door had scarcely closed behind ber when the undertaker entered the main hall, The hearse and two carriages were waiting at the door, First the magnificent floral offer- ings were transferred to the carriages and then the casket was carried to the hearse by the fol- lowing friends of the ex-president: E, H, Far- rar, Judge ©. E. Fenner, E. B. Kruttschnitt, J. U. Payne, R. W. Foster and Jas, Richards. Off- cers John Teen and L. 8. Sebisa served as police escort, 4 SCENE FOR A PAINTER. The gentlemen named entered the carriages and the hearse moved slowly out Ist street, the carriages dropping unto its wake, The full moon standing almost directly to zenith shed a soft yellowish light through the vale of mystic clouds that were sweeping up the river and dreuching the foliage of the spreading mag- nolias on either side of the street, Great drops of water hung like crystals from the pointe of the drooping leaves and now and then dropped Upon the dampt pavement, as though the trees, “Grieving, Tf aueht inanimate ere grieves,” wero dropping tears of sympathy as the sad little cortege passed. AT THE CITY WALL, The route taken was out Ist street to St, Charles and down St, Charles to the city hall, where the remains of Mr. Davis will Le in state until next Wednesday. By the time the hearse reached the city hall the council chamber and the lobbies and corridors of the building were crowded with citizens, The council chamber was quickly cleared and a way opened for the ad- mission of the body. The hall was heavily draped in black, which was relieved with the red, white and blue of the stars and stripes. There Were also rich floral decorations everywhere, beside crossed swords and other military de- vices, Atthe head of the hall hung the por- trait ot the dead chieftain, richly festooned with crepe, thiough which sparkled incandes- cent sparks like tiny stars, ‘The catafalque was draped in plain black. THE STATESMAN’S COFFIN. The coffin was covered with black plush edged with broad black braid. The handles along the sides consisted of @ single square bar of silver on either side and across each wase short bar of gold. The top of the casket is cov- ered with ove sheet of heavy French plate glass, which extends its entire length and rests on the thick copper lining. The mterior of the casket is lined with white eatin and beneath it upon the catafalque is spread a thick Turkish rug of black hair. The body wascarried to the cate- faique by the the same gentlemen who placed it in the hearse, THE SCENE AROUND THE COFFIN, The casket has a silver plate upon which is the simple” inscription: “Jefferson Davis at rest,” with the date of death added, badges of the confederate associations, the flag of the Washington artillery carried through the war, and « bunch of wheat and a pair of crossed Spanish daggers, as the plant is termed, fastened together with purple ribbon, are the only other ornaments, he desks of the mayor audclerks have been covered over and turned into a plattorm, which is the receptacle for the floral offerings, The room is darkened and lit up by clusters of electric lights, this brilliancy beimg dimmed by the sable drapery. Soldiers in uniform stand guard, stacks of urms and cannon fill the corners of the chamber, and all around the walls are rows of plants and shrubbery, forme ing @ beautiful contrast. CROWDS POURING IN. Since early morning people have been pour- ing in to obtain a last look at the dead. No crowding is allowed and the visitors are filed through the room in regular column, Allclasses are represented in the pro- cession by the bier. The number of colored people is marked. The mourning is general and ~~ of prominence in the city has put on b! SECRETARY PROCTOR NOTIFIED. The noteworthy event this morning was a telegram sent by Mayor Shakespeare to Secre- tary of War Proctor officially notifying him of the death of ex-Secretary Davis and the date of the funeral, HALSTEAD'S COMMENTS. Crxorxati, Onto, Dec. 7.—The Commercial Gazette this morning says editorially: “The death of Jefferson Davis should be a message of peace rather than strife to the whole coun- try. There is no reason why he should be dealt with in a spirit of vengeance, He is not as great a figure as if he had been killed when captured, It is well that his influence oe not been increased by making him martyr, We neither expect nor dees that the southern people should de- nounce him in his death, They will celebrate him with all the phrases of exaggerated senti- ment peculiar to their temperament and hsbite of expression, but they must feel that his de- parture will not be to their disadvantage. * * * The magnificence of the nation be sought to destroy is the reproach that overshadows the solemnity of the funeral. The glories of the flag he tried to humble will cast upon his grave @ cold shadow. We would not mingle with the evidences of popular affliction in the south any words of sharp hostility, asking the southern people, as our fellow citizens, only to take care that in dwelling upon the manly characteristics of the man they shall not stimu- late the young men of the south to emulate his tues.” * © © HE DIED PooR, New Yorx, Dec. 7.—Friends telegraph from Atlavta that probably Mr. Davis left nothing for his family. A movement is on foot for the The 4 CRANK AND HIS HAmE, Kansas Crrr, Mo., Dec. 7.—John W. Taff of shaved off Beard and ted his har'cut for the arses deoctustenien sistoes seen te cee tion of the death of Jeff Davia. i —_ Wall Street Today. New Yonx, Dec. 7.—The stock market opened this morning with a burst of extreme activity, from 34 to the coal stocks were the active features. Sugar i i