Evening Star Newspaper, December 23, 1889, Page 3

il = a THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1889. 200 1 i oy ala gee Heine fe oe 1737 Q at. $100 2906. i442 Pat 00 100 Idinetuw iieigs ag8 1400 21st ..65 1706 B st. Bw. L0F. HED HOUSES, Jothet. nie Ir O53.) 1th ata. w nr G.12r1 50 Cary 0 81 ta. 200! 1; 1. 200 Best. vent W “200 1st F st near Tir. 200|G st. nr. ‘th n “175 0 st. Rear List &G 66.67 15th 66.87 13H 12K 27 I 2907 231 20: tt iis} ee Bat aaa “WESCOTT & WILCO! mares tutta wen R RENT—FURNISHED—NICELY FURNISHED ORR 9 room, all mod. tmps.; heated by fur, nace; has large yard»! : Ob E not iar from Justice Harlan's snd Mrs. Lowan's Sree SE eon For bares hs and. at low price of 869 0 ‘parti apply to W. @ DUVALL, 025 F st naw. Stable in alley bet 10th 50) sud 20th, ths Cand H sta 20 SISHED OR UNFU RNISHED— with Bric-a-Brae Turkish Kuga, 7 Pricenonunal toamall family. AppIy 1235 Go ne cutave, To Ba ant 3r kK. Tnsurance Bri EAL kS- HOLTZMAN, | eur aud F state s Delaware ave., 14.930 me Haw, 7 30 ur. N,12r.8166.66 ose im es “188 OER, di “100 ith us Oaewe iir 6 FFICES. | 1022 Conn. sv. ¢rear)...30 RO. HOLTZM KEN T—BRICK — 3 3 hhotand cold water, cellar, lance yard, Sid ee Big Se mw Fentlow. “Apply to JOHN S itth«:. 1-Lm Fs KENT FURNISHED. Sil Gate -260 | Barber shop.. fur. Or.50..40 * Togo Ves. a i | Ee 1S 1717 2st, 18rs...91,800 Ma Met nw. 21r81,500 TYLEK's SH KD, Fees SSScRzE, 8B See CO..916 Fstnw. ; THIRTEEN ROOMS; ALL ¥ PISH & MILLER, 1215 F ST. 2 h st. near Lowa circ! Je, Are t. Pleasant, Srs. and stal PRS moon we, of that ine ble 3 on New ire ave, ¢ loa ceutly completed by’ Mr rc fine houses are two stories and bascwent, each, with all modern improvements; rent 855. BH. WARNER & CO. i RENT_505 12TH ST. N.W.—O' Most Desiravle Hounes in the City: 16 clusive of 3 bath wely papered. thre @5355. CHAS E BANES, cor {ith ana 6. PERE RENT—A NEAT EMILY NEW FIVE! Roo House, No. 214 Boundary, opposite Le Drpit Pack: $10 per month: key ext door. _azl 4. F.STUTZ, 1637 13th gt. — 113 Hat. ne, 7r., all m. ‘Sr. frame. 00 1365 0 sts a - Tso New Jersey ave. Bw. — i ANES'Co,, 609 ¥ st. nw. Fe RENT—808 EAST CAPITOL ST. r.. 3 STORY Brick: 10 rooms, modern south; Guecrder, MM BOUMER. Me East Capitol Ht Capitol = BUSINESS Qu RENT-JANUARY 1. 18 and th st, nw. eee fie nw ROBERTS. ‘rab: . ELY AVE, 1700, COMPLET jortably, ‘ings, &e. : beaut pa Ee Tept for ous or two years palatial residence. Can joccates Sonzr'e NT — HOUSES 1509, cote 2513 AN ete ean & rooms i i ee ae sow ada: ~3t W. C. DUVALL, 925 Fst. nw. TERY DESIRABLE BRICK Rovar the business centers, strect aaa ore ee = Wey pauls . tnd lar Ts36 Est. sa reer tat a S30. ENCE OF THE LAT Praw — situated at the corner of 4th at extensed meg hitney ave.: Iarve house; 13 Puome abd + ilar, all nec seery outbuilding: 20 acres ow . Petes. 260 5 ag 2 fase, 12 rooms. Fistor’ S10 Fata, per mouth, “oF. Lothisiy nw ig at Gio wets iene’ Beas Zt Int ot nw. or. io oI i 5 B53 da Bids... 14. Bids, Be ie rae ‘The above 18 on! Property on tooks. =a Cae for bulletin, FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS. my iseued asenaa end "6. + 10 17:20: | EA 20 F at. uw. BRENT — TWO-STORY AND. BASEMENT Brick, 6 rooms. cas 1245 Maryland il if box eeeah gaan “a1s-6t" rene. coemt B13 per W heths bested by farcsce:slaa Se th; heat fu STEIGER & LIEBERMANN, 1 OR | RENT— DWELLING PORTION 1303 F ST. Dw. ‘and ba‘ itchen S SEHGEN# LIEBEIMANN, 13087 DUPONT. CIRCLE; basemen: physician. ‘Apply 3 apoutelrele ENGLISH provements ; muti for n.w.; tl be onhect’ perfect order; rent modera' d17-6t are boarding house; having ¢: yy and hotel range, “if not rented by January cote Fe ‘will disc ed and rented are in jOR RENT—HOUSES 801 AND us ort ‘ST, these houses are connected at adapted separstely; they He OLay STEWART & SON, stn. imonth ; ‘less premises, if JOK RENT—COMPLETELY FURNISHE ,,10 rooms, bath and store room; a 1k 8100 per ‘iunmediately. Inquire ‘on Apply CHAS. EA TOR ENT Ob SAL fufnace sind all. 1m to eight rooms able colored peop! al4-} st. ne, Bay-window,Pressed aie TENTCSEVELAL BE NEW eae ES OF FIVE it hols, which I can offer to stuail schools, which 1 cas o snail OK RENT_—HOUBE, 238T NEAR 8; a Mo. F EARL G03 14th st.” see 9 rooms, ‘lint, ressed Bricl iuprovements; | perfect condition. ii. WALEER, 42 58 Louisiuba ave. FS ae T 1510 9th st. mow. ‘Air. 34%. JOR elve-room Hot a gud brie-a-1 for OR ayctENT 57, COMPLETELY 19th above @st. DULA. nw. T5TH ST, COMPLETELY FUR. 1102 ished with bed and tble {1393 Bound st. “B55, fs es FURNISHED IL modern improvements, ob Boundary ne. acl and B, chaser. | For. particulary AST- 6 i Bay-window. 0 ) per auoith price 82.700. room Brick, Brick, all wi; price 7-room Bay-window Bricks, 000 each ony partie lars epply te J. F. CULLINANE £ CO, 1-3t ORTHEAST, 2D BET. D, AND E ) kooma cad Caler y-window Brick; all tile mantels; # barcain to an tus mediate Spply tod. ¥. CULLIN NE Mas, AYE. aaar JOWA si ci 000, 1313 =— lot LL 8, oom, butier's pantr; wized chan:bers and bath deg wholg house. Brice, TYLER. i: igminc Feeksse FY s EGS oD st. near 434 ‘ * Biv. a Pow, SALETNICE BRICK DWELLING: couveuient to street cars: let tor, f» parlor, d dint and kitchen ; ing) roous &) Sei eearenn 2s 1307 F at. Tse bet Cand Dies Or Alexaniria, wareuotise snd whatt, 3732200... NW: room ; pe cellar un- x60. 2 iraines, 100, with 2 2 frames. payable 8225 per mo. Anacostia; two Little Frames on School st.; rN pTwostory Brick: 1.400. ‘and 10th sts. u.w.; 2-story ‘and E sts, n.e.; two Good Bricks: one with 6 a aid a colar, ee other 7 rooms and Corts: "pene SA conteal’ ovat Base Brooms and betlis ot 20700 A agent Brick ae regs. ones. Georgetown, 31st st. ; with ail modern improvements _a21-3t FOR SALE—F =e ‘ery Conveaient SALE—2D ST. N. set 188100 to Tottoot alles: im Frame House in good (421-3tl S sta. n.w.; S-atory Brick; 9 ; B-story, 10-1 oe ‘room Brick, HL Wa. NER & CO. sD. AND, 9 NER Die Fst kw. ; EAST CAPITOL BH. 2-story Brick. ane; lot 20295 to to aly” SALE-R BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH STs. ay agem of 7 B SALE —S1X-ROOM BRICK, rat, ‘ealte or baall Hh MiTCHELL. 8 0341 Fs Fe. Brick House, jences, &e.. 1313 ruts, p21-3e* Corcoran $1,500 cash; $1, Zo one year aad 84.500 ta A rare opportunity to secure « ‘Sow at ne, ) 631 Fst. now. OR {GALE LARGE CENTRALLY LOCATED ‘od ds othe (idiug of 22 fooma, lot Ox eh at new. Will ‘Trede i pert Ot $20,000. " THOMAS: apnea BEAUTIVUL BAY-WINDOW Footus, Jo modern conven- Price 87,000; ‘Jeure: good yn nil ‘THOMAS A. eal a gt FOE SALe- a FINE rooms aud feet wide; well buait; horses and 3 vehicles ; 3 a bargain — th and H ALE. Pato ote mere EW RESIDENCE ON 19TH house 22 Tees yt TES. 1025 whe atic also 15-foot side alley; nice Stable with room for 5 % finished rooms for coxchman ; Pte, Yerme to suit. GEO. Wha [S31 to 835 224 ot. 2. JOR S ALE-AN ‘INVESTMENT-FOR reDy sold Doubie Corues sete ane; I pear ‘dane be, sti Sass wre Maa R SALE—ON EASY TERMS, NEARLY NEW FESS Park eras, MEARLS every $4, 8 st. near 16th. iter cd Ee ata siete : zoom Brick: ipmtions $5,000, ‘Sth st Bear U. 6-koom, B i Fat. nw. SALE—A VERY ‘SIBABLE COKNEK KEsI- = Foyt ‘bath and cellar; lot Rese well worth $6,500. A Paneain in 7-room House on 8 st. bet. 12th and 1th; lot 1821 00, topaved alley; @ good ii ors cheap home at 83,900. A Cheap House 11th st, nw. near O, 10 rooms and bath; lot 13195; price $6,900. Brick Store and Dwelling on 7th st, n.w. near R: easy terms; $4,200. A Cozy Little House on 6th at. s. 5 Hi Da’ — Good repair; $2,500. ViDD, b STONE R SALE-OWNER WILL SELL aw SEVEN. Fiz: Brick on West, nevr 13th nw. : all mod. im 133: a2 cat Fee, SALE — HAN ME SHUET-NOSE PUG aie! pie a 1321 10st. n.w. R OR SALE 2D HAND, geo ded PIANO, 9125. etn $175, wm none Brant son Banjos. te eee nae STiimse aigeim riage or ‘wason; doea not shy at cars and tands without bitching. ‘A ae "8125, wall consider an off abe ress shy. i Sia ote, roy BR SALE—A SUI’ 1 pt FRSHe U; holstered in Fi Flush fain if old immediatly condition. Also a Square juare Piano accented {OR SALE—CHOICE LOT OF FINE CHRIST As a taarrore just eyes sree Evergreei HT F. FERS B20 12: KODAK Por SALE_CORNER RESIDENCE: Fi fay a Fe Spe eY LAME GOIXG apa — or unfurnish elve room part of January and wis yragge oF bag Teapect, Apply to OWNER, 1200 N at uw. d21-3t" | gagh evaluable Ble Dre perty mich ow vale, ~ Horse, 708 sALE-TWO SMALL HOUSES: oe rr. | Arabian aggube Suely uphot istered. cow co eat Jat, at; lot 30x00; well rented., Apply SS St en peter et. Hue an pa eee eee. ooWNEiC 1200 Nae'a-w. Eas emanate Bains Rae #5, Mans SALE—THE NEW EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE ON Ete War fine Gisss Puncl: Bowl, kc. ‘Hand-carved fhe corner of Qand Marion shed in | Mab $30. ‘Ottoman, $10. pro iat ones 88750 fare ae apa tion ‘and other rovenchtay peice if acid a 5 Pr pet sonnets ke S100 tee. Levee and ite'sco MeL RGHLEN & pe ea 223 es aden al oH jammer a uation star tests nor f ago mote FBotitcon Month of Q all modern improvements; uuiahed fa hat ral wood valars: TAGHLE: aad ent a Pach. Geter R SALB—A BEAUTIFUL EIGHT-ROOM COT- fp at Mt. Pleasant, near, the new Zooloxieal Gar- hot and ty Baer == fortwo wo hoteen, Will Bo sold’ ata slight ad: mance Over @oL-t" W. E, BROWN, 108 Lenman Builaing. Fe ‘ALE—A BEAUTIFUL HOUSE, JU: sleted, on, ists st. near Now Hampshire ave. and Du- ircle; front with tower to top of jousg:intarice art artisticall finished; open fireplace: with: bard wood mantels; House’ benutituily: papered throughout. Price 19,50 G21-3t HILL & JONNSTON, 1503 Pa ave. n.w. Ok SALE— 1015 T st. n.w., 85,000. 10,12 and 14 Nst.n.w, Wantanoffer, These are Bemitiful, New Nine-rooi Howse All’ modern iin provements, st ne.; fourteen rooms; brown stone; four Toons deep; elegant fruit; $8,000. aaa canitol St. 1002; ‘ten’ rooms; brown stone; Thquire for others, a JOHN 0. JOHNSON. = ier gegil ST.N.W i exchange all o: will ‘for part payment improved lots in t city. yt B40 Q st, d21-6t" Feit: ue Tun? 2AMOG STE 222 Oo leat side. jeaties seat ' chai tension table: i re. extension table, Rae pen Seeger 5 ‘walnut wardrobe, double an aie ‘deals, velvet carpet; all as oud. a0 OR SALE—FAMILY_ CARRIAGE, ONE OR TWO horses a bargain CATON & SONS. 1030 Wost Market st., Georgetown, Bet Fe, SALE-SAFETY Bi ‘monther fa peed order soeuent sone an oY cre, Ix USE SIX jor half of cash price. oe n.W. ast sat Pus i ‘A PAIR OF fo Pe Enrst ‘Soita® ‘Gora io pa Wweiehis) Chain ts . food as ISICK, | franu- er i Jeweler, Coats opposite post office, VOR SALE—ROSEWOOD PIANO, STOOL, AND Cover, one of the best makes, in good order; will sell for. 873. be seen at 1331 Vermont ave. iW. ALE-A_ STATIONARY-TOP PHAETON; nade by Joyce & Co. Can be seen at WIDDI- Stable, 1387 Hi st. n.we, Will be sold cheap, TOR SALE—1Wo SMALL an ow ; 6 rooms and bath: concretad c ttre house; halt square troin 14th st and permanently tenanted ; burzain. WM. |AUNDERS & CO. ALE—1304 22D ST. proved und front painted gntire house; will sell uf €3,550 to prompt ‘customer. WM. H. SAUNDERS & CO., 1407 F st. new. FOE SALES MRED NICE LITTLE SiX-ROOM Bricks on Cleveland ave. n. w, ; will be sold together at $5,200, oF slyly, in proportion; terms to suit; these houses are wel ll rented, ENDER und need no ee WM. H. SAUNDELS & CO. a ROR SALE_ON EASY TERMS, 3-STORY BAY- window Brick House; all modern improvement: opén fire places; wood ‘mantels. &c.; cellar under whole house; parlor, dining, ag. pantry, and kitchen on pine floor. Cail or address: NING, igngnd ne {OR SALE—BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME ON | RHODE Island ave. near Lowa ci qoomsand every madven convenience: This wuss was bullt by day work, is trimmed in osk, bas brown, stone and presued-vrick front; complte 1 Very DAE ticular, For permit . = SNES Weave! a21-1m* 629, Fee SALE—FINE LARGE MODERN DWELLING near Dupont circle; price $19,000. WYLE! & RUTHERFORD, _421-6t* ¥ st. JOR SALE—WE i HAVE FOR SALE ON oe ior adsome and Well-built Four- immediate neigiborhoud of tui 14 rooms, 2 baths, conser vatory a couveluences, ‘the rooms on All sides are bright and cheerful. Steble in the rear. ‘The inside finish is arustic wud of the best material and the interior has recently been elaborately de- coreg by the P. Hanson Hiss manufucturiug com- {this city. For price and turther partic HILL & JOHNSTON, 3 Pa, ave. .W. ae ops GOTTAGE ON MERI, eam ave, pear Hrown st.. 42 feet front by 140 fest jeep 100— ah balance m¢ “asi Be oa Nw. G. DUVALL, x SALE—NORTHW: aie ree Stories and Basement Press Brick on M st. bet. 4th and Sth sts. u.w. di bath; stable in rear; lot is 22% fect front by INO feet deep to aliey:; ceilinws high and hal will take smaller dweilug or lot in ret emupinaht Payment; price, $10,000." For barticul Bs Co. a21-3¢ G08 F se we FOR SALE MONTHLY PAYMENTS—FOUR NEW Houses; 6 to 8 roonss ; all mvc.) feo capt near Capitol, Pension. ee “ofice northeast rag if ae Lat once. HILL, Owner, 51:3 9th suiws ROR s eae A BAL gether, i@ mort eae = it TO- Kow of Seven 3-story Brick Dwellings on le of F° strect. wt the corner of oth n nent; long time for balance; no reaso “SWORMSTEDT & BRADDEY, 927 Fst. Lew. RED ZELLER, 231 PENNSYLVAS Pesler ms Imported Birds and Caron and d Fancy and Common Pigeons. d18-1 NG PIANO; Verstrunz, aud in good order, he price will surprive you. ha Sa 14 11th st. nw, JOR SALE— able rates al7-tt VOR SALE—ON Landau, in fret ANDLLW J. 5 und E sts. n.w. D-HAND FIVE GLASS ass condition. Can be sec JORSALE—ADREWSTERE ¥ Landaulctte, in perfect order “Doek onto $2,200; will sell it at a xrent bungain ; also a Coupe- lette; own make; slmoss aa pod oe NDREW J, JOY: al7-lw Mpid to 416 Lath ‘st nw. i 8: HOLIDAY BARGAINS. oguare Pisnos, «libtly used:e number of leading in perfect order musically; sold on payments Of ones By iaouthly. Ww tory, ARES ister Finished Gum Horse Covers Kithout Hood for 83. Kubber Wohave the lurzest stock of Horse Blankets Car- Fiaye Robes, &c., in the city. Corner 11th and F sts, nw. ND HAND SQUARE PIANOS OF wid Hood Jor at Hoods for Horses, % RoR payments, Sin so SALE—( used )UPE mily Carriage, Be ‘w Leatber-wp Landau, Used only a few tines, # ots Vine Long Tom Double Carriage. iar xs. best made, # supe Less, 8: fle Bucky, Harness. fail ‘rubber eater fave also large stock of Lap lioboe aud Horre Blankets at cost, “These Koods correspond with @ny im this city or ‘abroad, ut WM. F. GEYER'S Grand! i. Display, 466 Penn, aven.w. Sign of the H. Fe SALE—MUSIOAL HOLIDAY reduced prices, At DROOP'S A. B. CHASE PIANOS At DROOP"’s, E. GABLER & BRO. PIANUS: At DROOP"S. MARSHALL & WENDELL PIANOS At DROOF'S, SECOND-HAND PIANOS _ At DROOP'S. CHEAP ORGANS —_ At DROOP'S. MUSIC BOXES, ALL PRICES, At DROOP'S, TUNING, REPAIRING AND MOVING At DROOP'S. PIANOS FOR RENT At DROOP’S. LOW PRICES AND EASY TERMS _al4-2w “At DKOO! SOM NORTH west hrec-etory and Bascseut ‘House; ‘aera | alll seieh gtaas cee wh Tei deuce; open fre Places in sume tiles and hard wood mantel a throughout; heated by famnce: oeation excellent; mae 1,000. HILL’ 9 JHNSTON, aE len bias tell adapted. te i entertainiments, at $330,000, of eayy terms. The cheap- est property of its Kina'in the Disurict, Fi Beulars apply by letter to As He Ls LLOYD, $07 Fe KR SALE—A NEW BRICK HOUSE, ‘W YORE ore be etween Ist aud North Cap itl ets, nw.; Ustht; wew Brick Stable it teat. ° 97,000. Sate Depoult Building, 15th ‘st. und New York _al7-1w | PE MOST | DESIRAB ttle Hs i Peasouable price to pent aceail ‘Apply € AB. EARLY 14 al (OK SALE—THE HANDSO: Seen oF the late Senator Welocs located near the ister, tion of Connecticut ave. and lsth st., below Dupont circle. The property ts one of the finest m1 the city. and the house contains arlor, couservatory, mrusic room, library, ‘dining room, large sitting room, mehall and butler's pantry on main floor; tive chambers, with dressing roots attached, aud bath room on sec: oud floor; six chambers,buth fou, aud cedar closet ob rd. =, three servants’ chainbers und two store basement contains billiard root, drying room, wine cellar, servants’ hid store rouins, electric bells and tied chandeliers; most improved :porte cuchere, wud ull mod- efn improvements: the house 1 haudsohely decorated by darange, the lot sane U947 square feet of round; price ). For permits tw suspect bly te cu BOX & DROWN, | 5 it F inthe District of & ie BEDE NC CE wo f wa. i ne of the finest aiid best located, Wy. the city: toine oe the corner of Connecticut uve. and Nst., opposite the ith the stable lot ‘he resi- 4 contaming, 00 square feet of «round. dence contains tweity rooms, having alarge square ryomn, music room und dining communicati ug. lot. reception room, draw: four on main Boor, Carri much le . Stable and 38 Fox. SA THE “BUC 01 pices a MecPhorscs square; a roout at $1800 per anuum for four yours; an 8 fer ceut A | net investment: values rapidly increasing Jy this loca. Hon; Wi me bloel he Arliugton, Norman: aud Shoreham. M. M. pakkene WSLS Pat, A132 prea FE, SALES LARGE DOUBLE BRICK FAMILY Mansion, with larce yard and stable, near Ascen- Sion church, Address Box 11, Star Office, 49-1 FPOESALESAT A BANG AIN—THE LARGE ETHREE- story Brick Residence, G08 E st n.w., cont sixteen rooms and having 8 width of 26 is 18 7i4 foot deep, with @ width of 26 feet tu front and 18 feet in the rear, aud has a Brick Stable on the alley, |The location ia. fine one for either & Feaic i, boarding house or for So" foet wide in the rear and on tho site for 87 fect of the depth of the Jot reuders 1t very available for an partment house, | A cistern holding several thousand gallons of pure nitered all-tw 14 ¢ UpO} ‘Prewssos, i TOX & BUOWS, Peunsylvania ave. nw, Fok SALE = DESIRABLE SUBURBAN | PROP- pity, lurroved sud Unitaproved, including » Lange and Con medious Dwelling, with ample gro On € i Selgueity WOK SALE—FINEST IMP RTED P Fantail Gold Fishes ever oflered in this boss nee At EDW. S. SCHMID’S bird Sart ™ a EK AND FRED Joug, 14-foot beam O padveuwers. JOHN CUM. Foot of F st, rake SALE—PIANOS-SPECIAL ere Very Fine Parlor Upright. Sue Beau Wawa Upright ‘Oue Magnificent Parlor Uprich One Fine Square Grand, worth &: Either of the wbove can be bought on monthly pay- ments of $10, or good discount for cash. ‘THE PIANO EXCHANGE, 913 Ponnsylvanisave. — LARGE NESE (SACKLD-LILY Side, and Wire Flower Buunda SCHMID'S, 317 22th st. n.w, RYOR BALI OTS, MOCK 1S, Canaries, Cues, Gulddiahes, , Aduariunis, ‘Yi Food, Spratt’a Dog Food and Mediciues, Send for Hlus. Cui logue and Price List, SCHMID'S Bird Store,317 Leuw, TOR SALE-ONE STYLISH SIX-YEAR-OLD MARE, kood size, 8) gue Extra Fine Grited Suddicc! one Bice pipet ud sound ; also Saddle Hor: For Hire; aud secure a COLUMELA STABLES, rear 1710 4th ot, bow. 4-1 7OK SALE Ok RENT_NEW BRICK STABLE IN Fear of 1655 O st. uy. ; 3 stalla and roo for 3 cap dase: puter pandas Abbly to BEALL, BROWN & CO, L321 F at. 430-2 VOR SALE—BEFORE INVESTING IN A NEW ¢ Your old ove call at the BRAD- 1G, Pennsylvania ave., 3 iL case: aon ananut, Luxitah uk, y aud lor cash oF on wouthly’ Payments o! taken in exchange and full ralue and see the besutizul new Upe! thy, Circassian Bio "Cid sal Bio. tllowed, no hundlin and price list. D. BALLAU JOR SALE-IMPORTED GER irda. Bird Food and Cages n.®. 8, “pease ‘OR t SALE CARRIAGES, WAGONS AND BUG- Kinds on easy terms. COOK & JARLOE, sree Georgetown. aus WOR SALE—GREAT DARGAINS IN USED Square Pianos: from 860 up, on go and #10 pay- ments: daigo Tul celebrated discount WILD & BitOs. Ub Fh r Fo TB SALE—ONE NEW UPRIGHT, HAVING A double veneered cage, combination atid solid panels glaborately ‘euseraved, swiniiur wucie demk, wlodcrn ely Pilsaters, overstrung scale, three strings, a eating action, con- tinuous hinges, uickte-plate «i fulliron frame. Price #240; $10 cash and $10 per mouth. HUGO WORCH & OU., 925 7th st. hw. Sols Avent for the Soluwer Pianos, the standard Piano of the word. Old Fo ‘SALES MONEY 10 LOAN ON REAL Ei TA’ within the District of Columbin at lowost eute oi interest, im sum toauit. | GEO, W. LINKING, 5-3m 19th and ‘H ste, nw. TE ___ BUSINESS CHANCES. __ RK SALE—CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE AT A ‘Barcain; owner haw other Business to attend to; excellent location; northwest; cheap rent; fair trade, Call at once, 31536 Pa. uve, u.W. det" jk RENT—GOOD STAND FOR GROCERY AND Gh vidon Busiueus cor Bel gud M sts, now.; fx. tures, counters, ice box, B40 ps dei-Set GEO. C PAYNE & CO. G13 Lith at, located and at low prices, sad on oasy terms to suit; houses and lot piaeabeeeal the city forsale. Apply to 0 DENTEON, ai ee aS Estate Area 025 7 Out SIGROOM BAY. WINDOW Wiens sail mod. i fmpa.j convenient to cars Haarly. © per cent on investment. ‘Terms to suite i ‘An elegant New, Nine-room Bay-window Brick ; all Se ie spate Buseied sae perkiog: Tne ft, out Lith at. near ‘wen-rouna. Bay “win Pai med, tm A Seven-room, 18.32100;0n 15th st eee Saas, souly 5,0 W. 1. HUPKINS & 8. 226-1m 1420 F st. n. Fe SALE—HOUSES: AND, TOTS. oc 6-un N T FORD, 1419 Gat Cunsruss Fons: Large stock of reliable Furs just opeued for Christ- maa presents, ‘Persian and Seat Capes: a combination both Shoulder Caj fiche oud stylish. Skunk | Shoulder rasbat Ch with an Stery style of collar feos § very with ‘every style of colin 3 jonkey 3 eae Bealakin Jackets, os, oagauee aid Vinita ake “Bresette aharnd snall thes t Capen, Driving Gloves and A igre elena ie Boas iu every variety wag may he Wika ee tre 219-3m EA(0s Feunsylvanie Sve, HOP ¥Ok RENT—HALY OF SHOP 1715 G oT. nw. {suitable for plasterer, plumber, Painter oF G De ie 3 FOR CAPITALISTS — a HA 500 Acres Hxtra Coal Lands near birmingham, it railroad and Warrior river, F hd Warrior river: seats GU tO Od HE ADVERTISER PROPOSING OSA OF pore es ie ae to aay a GS es sud stock in oue of the best aa toni ‘On Lowiaiaus ave. iw. Address VENDOI, Star ai -3e" $350. BUYS GOOD GROCERY sti (STORE ‘assorted st trie. GLO. es port “Ts WORLD DO MOVE" REMEMBER THE M@AY has cut the cleaned, ‘warranted rork at The lowest can rene, Sts i Nios andsoweiry reat au! cee athe Deyen Hl Hyey 3 Boer veka MUSIC FOR CHRISTMAS. How the Great Festival Will be Cele- brated in Sang. PROGRAMS TO BE FOLLOWED IN THE CHURCHES— ESPECIAL PREPARATIONS MADE IN ROMAN CATH- ‘OLIC, EPISCOPAL AND LUTHERAN CHURCHES— ‘THE CHOIRS THAT WILL SING. One of the features of the imposing cere- monies which mark the religious celebration of Christmas is the elaborate program of music presented in the churches. This is especially the case in the Roman Catholic and Episcopal churches, in all of which services will be held Wednesday, For weeks preparations have been in progress for this event and the various church choirs have been engaged in rehearsing the music, The works of the masters who have written on the grand and joyful themes sug- gested by the anniversary are reproduced, not only with fidelity but with skill and effect. The musical talent that is collected in the city choirs is demonstrated by the ae. yea? charac- ter of the music which on this and on other oc- casions is sung. Below will be found the pro- Srams which will be rendered in various churches of the city on Christmas day: Catholic. St. Stephen'’s.—The masses on Christmas at St. Stephen's will be as follows: High Mass at 5 o'clock, to be followed by two low masses. Low masses in the church and lower chapel at 9% solemn high mass at 11. At5o’clock the choir willrender Haydn's Second Mass and Adestes Fideles, by Novello, for the offertory. At 11 o'clock the same mass will be sung, with In Hac Nocte at the offertory. The choir is composed as follows: Sopranos, Misses Nellie MecAuliff, Sarah Maher, Susie McDermott, Katie Powers, Margaret Gowans, Agnes Ullmer, J. A. Carey, Masterson, and Mrs. Stailey; altos, Mrs, Dessez, Miss Margaret Maher, and Mrs. Milton E. Smith; tenors, Messrs. Michael Maher, Fred Vaux, and Wm, D. Allen; bassos, Messrs. Burrows Waters, Searpss Goodchild, C, F, Porter, Ambrose Bart, and W. D. Cannon. St. Aloysius.—The order of services in St. Aloysius’ church on Christmas day will be as follows: At 5 o'clock, solemn high mass. Low masses Will then be celebrated every half hour until 11 o'clock, when the second solemn high mass is to begin. ‘This last mass will be fol- lowed by benediction of the blessed sacrament. The music will be: At the eg mass, at 5 o'clock, Haydn's fourth mass will be sung; at the offertory, Novello’s Adeste Fideles; at the late mass, 2811 o'clock, Le Prevost’s mass in A; Veni Creator, by Weigand: at the offertory, Sir Michael Costa’s Date Sonitum; at the benedic- tion, after mass, Wett’s O Salutaris (male quar- tet), Weigand’s Tantum Ergo. ~The choir will be as follows: Sopranos, Miss Mollie Byrne, Miss Mamie Moore, Miss C. V. Murphy and Miss G, Smith; altos, Mre, H. ©. Sherman, Miss Alice Moorse, Miss Kate Mulquin and Miss Anna Tanner; tenors, Mr. W. H. McFarland, Mr. 8. H. Witherow, Mr, W. Davies and Mr. F. ‘Thompson; bassos, Mr. J. H. Hickox. Mr. W. F. Brosnan, Mr. A. H. Galt and Mr. BR. G. Sat- ton; organist and director, Mr. H. C, Sherman. St. Dominic’s.—The musical program for $ Dominic's church on Christmas is as follow: Atda.m., Messe de St. Patrick, La Hasch Graduale, Adeste Fideles, Novello’s arrange- ment; Veni Creator, Cirillo; Offertory. There Were Shepherds, Buck, At11 o'clock Mozart's No, 1 mass; Oilertory, Date Sonatum Pastores, M. Costa; bass solo and chorus, The choir will be composed of the following singers: Soprani, Misses Mary Hessler, May Fowler, neue Wright, Aunie Neameyer, Ella McCaf- frey and Maggie O'Connor; alti, Misses Maggie Hines, Estelle Fowler, Fannie Campbell and Maggie Robinson; tenor, Mr. Al. Fennell; bassi, Messrs, Emil Holer, John Mawdsley and Geo. B. Sheriff: organist, Miss Barbara Bischof, Immaculate Conception,—Christmas mornin, high mass will be celebrated in the Church o' the Immaculate Conception at 5:30 o'clock. ‘The choir will sing Mozart's 12th mass, and at the offertory Adeste Fideles, At 9 o’clock low muss will be said for the children, High mass will be said at 10:30, when Haydn’s 2d mass will be rendered, with Hac Nocte Cum Natus Est at the offertory. The choir is composed of the following: Sopranos—Mesdames Harvey, Jor- dan and Bennet, Misses Van Doren, Nannie Noonan, Daly, Walter. Roberts, White and I.’ Altos —Mesdames King, Newton and Benuer, Misses Noonan and Sauter. Tenors— rs’ Forsyth and Weidman, Bassos— rs. Grant, Jordan, Paul, Nolan and De rere Organst—Miss Jennie Glennan. St. Joseph’s.—High mass at 5 o’cick, low masses at 7, 7:30, 9 and 9:30 and solemn high mass at 10:30. At5o'clock the choir will ren- der Marzo’s mass, Gaudeamus, at the offertory and Adeste Fideles atthe communion. At 10: Giorza’s mass will be sung by the choir, aided by the Georgetown orchestra, Benediction after mass. The choir is as follows: Soprani, Mra. Mebler, Mi: Frecht, Carter, Koch and Dwyer; alti, Misses Rebstock and Seibert; tenor, Mr, Neff; bassi, Messrs, Rebstock and Mawdsley; organist, Mr. Chas. Donch. St, Matthew’s.—The music at St. Matthew's will be as follows: At the 5 o'clock a.m, service, Adeste Fideles, Kyrie, Gloria and Credo, by Theodore Von La Hasche; offertory, Sciolie, Gounod; Sanctus et Benedictus and Agnus Dei, by La Hasche. All of the above specified music will be rendered by male voices, At the 11 o'clock a.m. solemn high mass, Adeste Fideles, Novello; Kyrie, by Beethoven; Gloria, from Mozart's Twelfth mass; Credo, Sanctus ei Benedictus, from Silas’ prize mass; offer- tory, Jesu Redemptor and Aguus Dei, by Paola iorza; at Bendiction, O Salutaris, by Shell Tautum Ergo, by Davis, and Laudate Dom: num, by Cassarini, The choir will be com- posed of the following named ladies and gen- tlemen: Sopranos, Mrs. Z. R. Smith, the Misses Mary Gesaay, A.’ Phillips, A. Gibson, Lillian Hung Jennie’ Cassin and Gtslls Chapman; altos, Miss Marguerite Nolan. Blanche Yewell, Laura Zeh, Emma Doherty and Eva Cowling; tenors, Wm. H. Burnett, Arthur May, John ‘Trainor aud Chas. M. Connell; bassos, John H. Nolan, M. A. Donneily, E. F. Barbour, Peter Tre r, George L. Sheriff and Otto Ritter. Mr. Wm: Waldecker, organist; L. E, Gannon, director. bt Ann's (Tennallytown).—Early mass at 5 o'clock and the last mass at 8 o'clock. At the first mass the choir will render the following music: Glory to God, before mass; Deilman’s mars and Deilman’s Adeete Fideles. The choir consists of the following singers: Organ- ist, Miss Jennie Offut; Misses Stella Lansinger, Mary Endres, Bertie’ Poore, Mary Wise and Maggie Kane; Messrs, Chas, Morgan, George Kane, Jos. Endres, H. Burrows and A. Ed- wards, At11o’clock Fether Barry will cele- He mass at Great Falls, Montgomery county, St, Patrick’s.—At the 5 and 1lo’clock masses the senior choir will render Gounod’s mass to St. Cecilia, Novello’s Adeste Fideles. There Were Shepherds, by Carl, and Tantum Ergo, by Thunder, At 9 o'clock the junior choir will sing Kyrie, Le Jeal No. 2 ‘tus, Generalli; —_ Dei, Marzo; Glory to God, Deilman, and jeste Fideles, The senior choir is composed of the following singers: Sopranos, Misses Florence Davis, Maggie Dyer, Mrs. W. H. Combs, Misses J, Mets, M. McCarthy, Susie Crawford, R. Bargiont, M. O'Rourke, B. Hickey, L. Meinke and A. Daley; altos, Misses Bernie Carr, Agnes Walsh, Mrs. M. W. Pierce and Miss Kelly; tenors, Messrs, James Collins and J. R. Galloway; bassos, ‘Messrs. B. A. Ryan, J. Germuller, J. A. Epping and D. Dailey; or- genist and director Miss Loulie Boon. "The junior choir consists of the following: Sopranos, Misses B, Bingham, B. Hi ey, M. Collins, M. Byrne, M. Dove and M. 0’ tos, Misses H. Becker, A. Bowers, J. Wilkinson, J. Me- Carthy and V. Newton, On Christmas it will have a chorus of sixteen children, St. Augustine church.—4:30 a.m. church opened and illuminated; 4:45 a.m. hymn, Gl to Godand Peace to Man, Dielman; 5 a.m, hig mass, Imperial, Hayden; Veni Creator, Weig- and; sermon; offertory, In Hac Norce, Caglieri, At the communion Adeste Fideles, Novello. Low mass at 6:30, 7,8 and 9; 11 o'clock high mass, Messe Solnelle St. Cecilia, Guinod, offer- tory, In Lac Norce, Caglieri Benediction’ after this mass; no vespers; O Salutaris, Verdi; Tan- tum Ergo, Dachaner; Laudate Dominum, Rose- wig. Organist and director, Mr. George = man, Principal singers: Mrs, Martina Ir Mrs. Dr. Lofton, Mr. W. T. Benjamin, Mr Mr, Jno, Ignatius Jackson, Miss Sarah Coakley, Miss An- nie Dey, Mr. Vincent Duvall, De Augusta, barrie hs of fom voices, Paul’s.—Masses will be celebrated on Chea in St. Paul’s church at 7, 9and Il i o'clock. At the late mass Witzka’s mass in G will be rendered, with Adeste Fideles at the offertory. The choir will be composed of the following singers: Sopranos, Mrs. J. C. Noyes and Byrne, Masterson, Dunn, Smith and eee altos, oe, Missce O'Brien, Anna Smith and Lilly Smith; Gopi Mr. Balluff; Messrs, Thomas Jones and J. R. Dean. Organist, Miss K. b.. Willie Matthewson (assisted by Mise Lockwood and Mis. Randolph). Tenors—Decani, Messrs. Morgan Wilson, Kichard Bright end RL. Geare; cantori, Messrs. John Colley and Stanley Hinrichs, Basses— i, Mesera, Edmonds Spofford, Harry Van Dykeand Frank —_— cantoris, M: Bushby, Ed Van Dyke, Langtree and Oscar Hinrichs; ist, Prof. John il; Miss Anita Cluss. aes . Jubilate, Kyrie; Gloria Tibi, La Christo;Sanctus and Gloria in Excelsis, Calkins, inG; Introitanthem, 0 Zion, That Bringest Glad Tidings, Stain ‘icene creed. Tours; Offertory solo, Gounod’s “Noel,” t by Mr, John Colley. On Sunday, December 29, the children’s festival service will be held at 4 o'clock in the after- noon. At this i the full choir will sing, assisted by the h Goss’ service in will be and the offertory anthem will be ‘“Be- Eola Being You Giea Glad Tidings” by the same mre Washington.—At the 11 o'clock ll morning service at Christ = church (G street southeast, between and 7th), v. Gilbert F. Williams, rector, the following music will be rendered: Venite, Blumensctein; Gloria Patri, Dank Te Deum, Schnecker; Jubilate, Corbin; Gloria Ti, pi Rogers: Offertory, qhine ‘and Rejoice, nks; O, Come Let Us Adore Him; It Came Upon the Midnight Air; Angels from the Realms Glory; Sanctus, Gilbert; Gloria in Excelsis, Old Chant; Festival Postiude, organ. Thechoir consists of Misses Sue E. Wilson, Izora Patterson, Edna G, Allen and Myra Bright. sopranos; Misses Mattic Garges, Sallie Gates, Edua Cross and Eleanor Simonds, altos; Mr. Jas, 8. Smith, tenor; Messrs. W. i. Benham, Brook Cross and A. Glasscock, basses; Mr. James 8. Smith, di- reetor of music; Mr. Edwin I. Shope, organist, St. Andrew's, corner Jjéth and Corcoran streets, Rev. J. B. Perry, rector.—Holy Com- munion,7 a.m. morning | “ye drei llam. At the 11 o'clock service the fo following program of music will be rendered: Processi hymn 17; special anthum, Thy Seat, O, God, Eadureth Forever, Tours; Gloria Patri, No, 1, Danks, in F; Gloria Patri, No. 2, Lloyd, in D; Gloria Patri, No, 3, Herndon Morsell; Te Deum, F. G. Iisley; Jubilate Deo in B fiat (arranged from Tan hauser), Richard Wagner; Hymn 23; Glor Tibi, Baker; Hymn 25; Offertory, Bethlehem, ©, Whitney Coombs; tenor solo, Mr. Herndon Morsell. The choir is composed of the follow- ing well-known vocalists: Sopranos, Mrs An- nie Roemer Kaspar, Miss Lotta Cook, Mrs. E. B. Porter, Miss Louise Mueller; contraltos, Mrs. Annie Louise Powell. Miss Claudia Moore, Mrs. Naumann; tenors, Mr. Herndon Mor- sell and Mr. J. M. Buchanan; bassos, Mr. E. B. Fox, Mr. Fulton Lewis, Mr. C. E. Moore, Mr. J. W. Cheney, organist; Mr. F. H. Barbarin, director. The music of this service will be re- peated on Sunday, January 5, with Veuiti in Lo "by Caldwell. This choir, reinforced by some of the best voices in the city, has remarkable success in a comparative! time under the very efficient direction of Mr. Barbarin. St. Mark's (Episcopal), corner of $4 and A streets southeast, Rev, A. F. Steele, rector.— The Christmas service at this church will commence at 11 o'clock, when the following music will be rendered by a vested choir of twenty-four boys and men under the direction of Mr. John E. Parker: Processional, Adesta Fidelis;Venite.Savage; Proper—Psalms, 19-45-85; Te Deum, Dykes, in F; Benedictus, Boyee; munion; Introit, Hymn No. 17; Kyrie ia Tibi, Dykes; Hymn No. 18; Gloria Patri, Dudley; Offertory, Arise Shine (Elvey); Presentation Sentence, 8, B. Whitney; Sanctus, 399; Hymn of Communion, 206; Gloria in Excelsis, old chant; Nunc Dimittis, 328; Re- cessional, 233. The names of the choir are as follows: ' Sopranos—Masters Walker, Meads, Rice, Howe, Fred, Roberts, Grant, Dalton, Hillyer, Ernshaw, Hamilitor Altos— Little, Ray, Darrah, Gaddis. Tenors—Messrs. Har- ris Shaw, Gemmill, White, Atwater, E, Roberts, Bassos—Hodges, Bock, C. Roberts, Perkins, Organist— Miss Johnston. Choir master—Johu E. Parker. The Christmas musie will be re- peated the Sunday following. Emanuel, Anacostia,—Holy communion at Morning prayer und sermon at 10:3 ‘Twenty chorister boys, Christmas tree Friday night at 7 o'clock. —Opening hymn, Shout the Glad Yenite, anthem, Danks; Gloria Dauks; Te Deum, Root; Jubilate Deo, m, Jecko; Hark, the Herald Angels Sing, Middleton; Kyrie, Anon; Gloria Tibi, Anon; hh Magnify the Lord, ithful, Adeste Fideies. Choir:’ Soprani, Mra. Myers, Misses Conner, Milles, Wise, Hines and Metz; alti, Misses Case, Miller, Hubbard, Ballman and Browning; te- nori, Mr. Howes und Mr. Thompson; bassi, Messrs. Watson, Church and Skillinan; organ- ist, 8. H. Jecko; director, D. W. Middleton, ‘The Christmas music will be repeated on the following Sunday. St. Paul's church, 23d street northwest, Rev. Alfred Harding, rector.—Full choral service by vestedchoir. Matins and holy communion. i a.m., Processional, Hymn 19, *Adeste Fide! ies,” Reading: Venite, in E, Havergal; Te D E flat, Barrett; Benedictus, in E’ fiat, Barrett; Sing, O Heavens, and Be Joyful, O ‘Tours; Communion Service in F (Messe Eta! 17, Mendelssohn; vereth,” Gounod; Nune , Gregorian; cee Carol, “The y on the Ground,” Warren, Before the introit, ‘*Cautique de Noel,” Adams, horn solo, The choir includes Messrs. Donoho, Knoop, Medairy, Compton and Neagle. Tenors, Messrs. Belt, Moffat. Rollings and Swett. Basses, Messrs, Halleck, Donoho, Precentor. D, B. MacLeod, organist and director. Christ, Georgetown, Rev. A. R. Stuart, ree- tor.—Program for Christm: y: Hymn 17; Anthem, ‘Thy Seat, O God,” Russell; Giorias, Bennett, Chapple; Te Deum, Stainer in B flat: Jubilate, Sullivan in D; Hymn 22, Gloria Tibi, Paxton; Hymn 24; Anthem, “Sing, O Heavens,” ‘Towers; Sanctus. Stainer; Communion Hymn 27; Gloria in Exceisix, Oid Chant; Nunc Dimittes, Roman, Members of choir: Soprani— Miss Rodenstein, Mrs. Orme, Miss Cropley, Miss Dorsey, the Misses French, Miss Johnson, Miss Patrick, Miss Sawyer, Miss Von Docken- hausen, Miss Welsh; alti—Mrs. Mauro, Mrs, Taylor, Miss Zeller; tenori—Messrs. Traylor, Stuart, Eliason and Hume; bassi—Mesers, Orme, B. Talcott, E Talcott, Ballinger and Mauro; organist—Miss Dashiell; director—Mr. Mauro. Grace. corner of 9th and D streets southwest, Rev. Dr. John W. Phillips, rector.—Service at liam. The following is their order of —. Voluntary, Schumann; Anthem, Sing, Heavens, B. Tours; Hymn, Hark the Herald Angels Sing, Mendelssohn; Venite, H.P. Dan! Gloria Patrie, Mozart, Danks and Lloyd; Te Deum, in D, from Wagner’s Tannhauser, A. J. Holden; Jubilate Deo, in A, Dudley Buck; Hymn, Shout the Glad ‘Tidings, Arison; Offer- tory, And There Were Shepherds, H, Milliard; Kyrie Elieson, W. H. Daniel; Gloria Tibi, Gar- rett; Sanctia, Spohr; Encharistic Hymn, Bread of the World, Hodges; Communion, in’ F, Ba- tiste; Gloria in Excelsis, Gouuod; Recessional, Festal Mare, in C, Teilman. Quartet choir composed as a oy popes Mrs. A Will Sollenelle), Gouno Offertory Anthem, Dimitt Cross; alto, Mrs. W1 Mr. J. Will Cross; tenor de director, Mr. Wm. E. eer organist, Dr. Chas, M. Buchanan. it. John’s, 11 o'clock a.m.—Morning ional, Hymn 19, Adeste Boateng; 2, Special Psalm, Savage; 3, Gloria Patria, in A, Atkinson; 4, Te Deum, in Bb, Stanford; 5, Benedictus, Buck. Holy com- munion, vy Introit Anthem, Stainer, in Db, Daniel; 8, Gloria ' Tibi, Dani 18, “Old Saint Martin’ 83” 1 Offertory Antena, Gounod; 11, Ascription, “Praixe God from Whom,” Guil Frane; 12, Sanctus, Camidge; 13, Eucharistic Hymn, Hodges; 14, Gloria in Excelsis, Old Chant; 15, Nunc Dimitis, Anon; 16, Recessional, Hymn 23, Avison. St. John’s choir—Basses, Nathaniel B. Fugit, Ernest H. Daniel, J. C. Spencer, R. H. Atkinson; tenors, Alex. Mosher, Geo. 8. Cooper, W. H. Dauicl, W. G. Penney; altos, Spencer Hilton, Louis Doyle, Fred. Eaton Blackford, Harry Putsche, Miss orgia Metzger; sopranos, Wm. — ‘Thompson, Leonard Percy L, Mor- rison Ellis, Edward Bromwell, Wm. Norvell Burr, Max Carson Maxwell, Willard Laur- ence Hazard, Horace Bradford Clifton, Wm. Pinkney McKee, Julius Kiesecker, Karl Joseph Daniel, Onie Salter, Bayard K. Gibson, Carroll Cc. rage, Thos, Stretton, Wm. Bromwell, Miss Daisy a, Wm. H. Daniel; organist, eae i Gasp. “Chridenas corel service Gn Bt Jobmeday, day, December 27, at4 p.m, Church of the Ascension, corner of Massa- chusetts avenue and 12th street a 11 am. the music will be as follows: Hymn 24; Venite, in Eb, Dudley os Gloria Patri; oo ‘ki; Te Deum, in C, from the adley Buck; Jubilate Deo, in A, ted als L aioe Introit, “There Were 'Shep- hws Abiding in the Field,” E. C. Winchester; Kyrie. Tibi, arranged from Tours in F; Gloria Til Offertory, “Sing O Heavens, |; Hymn cornet aolo, selections from the Ww ng; Gloria Patri, Se:ife dchont, At the offertory, full chorus, “Hau 2 our Savior and King.” J. A. Butterfi After sermon, soprano solo, ‘Jerusalem. terkr, Mra J. W. Bradfo The choir is compo-e. of the following: Soprani— Mrs. Capt, J. W. iradford and Misses Mary F. Gass, Katie Putnam and Mary Schmidt, Alti—Mises Bur- netta E. Howard and Kose R. Seifert, Tenori— Messrs, J. Geo. Bright and Lucius F. Randolph, jr. Bassi—Messrs, Frank D. Seifert, Geo. W. Carr and Jobn H. Seiffert (director). Cornet- ist—Dr. Wm. Long. Organ Mice Ella G. Butler. In the evening at 7 o'clock the Sundey schools connected with the church will have their celebration, which will consist of an ie teresting program of music, recitations and raddresses. The music will be led by the Sunday school orchesira. Zion's church, corner 6th and P streets north= west, pastor, A. Homrighaus.—Service im Gur- man Christmas morning at 11 o'clock. Suniay school entertainment given by the Germ m Sunday school at 7 p.m. Christmas night, Be- sides lamations, &c,, the attraction of evening will be two Crouse and George Schmitt a1 pe formaces by Fritz Martin. The English Sun day school will hold their entertainment om Friday, December 27, at 7:30 pan., and will give an interesting program. The Church of the Reformation,Capitol Hill, Rev, W.E. Parson, pastor.—The program for Cbristioas music is as follows at il o'clock me Wednesdi jounod, There will be Ks. and on Friday at 6 o'clock the children’s Christmas tree. Thechoir is © posed as follows: Soprano, Mrs, Annie Parson; alto, Miss Ada Ober; tenor, Mr. Harry Simons; and conductor, Mr. W. D. Hoover; or sanist, Mrs, W. Hamilton Bayly. ARRESTED IN NE ‘W ORLEANS. Capture of the Escaped Convict Buck Who Stole Mrs. Potter’s Diamonds. Inspector Swindells has reecived a letter from J.C. Hennessey of New Orleans, dated Decem- ber 19, inclosing a good picture of Jamos B. Buck alias Brown, arrested in that city for hotel robbery, and giving the name of Joba White slias J. B. Brown. Buck, it will be re- membered, was arrested at the Arlington hotel in December, 1838, when attempting to get away with the diamonds of Mra. Cora Urqubart Potter, then playing an engagemeut here, He was tried a few days afterward and was con- yicted and sentenced to the penitentiary for two yours. His counsel took exceptions to the rulings of the court and went to the Court im ueral Term, where the. judgment below was atirmed, In ‘the Buck had becw kept in al disposition of the case, He, tober last with Gus Sewall, ared burglar, who was subsequently captured by Mr. Springman of the marshal's office. The next heard of Buck was his arrest in Cincinnati, but he suceceded im making his escape. a MILITIA TARGET PRACTICE, The Schedule for Competitive Target Shooting In January. Tho District of Columbia militia will com- mence target prac January 2, 1890, For some time past the militiamen have been instructed as to positions and sighting and now they have advanced to such a stage that their scores will be recorded and used to define the classification of each man. On the ist proximo every member of tho militia will be a & third-class man and each will be required to extricate himself by ability or perseverance. The following schedule for the month of January hag been issued by Adjntant General Long: First battalion—company A, January 20; 7 y ©, January 28; 7 13;company C, January 7; ©: yD, Janne ary 18. Third battalion—company A, January ; company Bi, January ©, Janu- ary 9; company Januat arth bate y A, January 2; company B, y ny C, January 30;companyD, January 21. ith battalion company January 6; company B, January 23; company C, January 24; company D, January 24. Sixth battalion—company A, January 8; company b, January 8 Seveuth battelion—companuy A, January 27; company B, Jauvary 2%. Eighth battalion—company A, January 31; company B, January 31. Cavairy troop January 15. The general staff, ‘and the sel and staff officers and non-commissio: staff of regiments, January il. The fi ia and staff othcers and non-conunissioned stat of battalions, the evenings assigned to company A of their respective battalions. Practice for the month of January will be at 200 end 509 yards; each man will tire one score at each distance and his scores will be re corded, Companies will be reported at the rifle gal- lery promptly at 8 o'clock p.m. on the dates specified, in undress uniform armed and equipped. In case of rain or snow they may be marched to the Ralle| without arms. eee Shelter for the Useful Bicycles. To the Fa.tor of THe EVENING Stax: Being in a way a sufferer from a certaim complaint, and knowing well how many troubles which flesh is heir to are remedied by your valuable paper, I have decided to submit the following to your columns, knowing that res of the officials who wtter of interest to a In the there it will meet the have power to act in « large portion of ering humanity Department of Agriculture are own ten to twenty vaiuxble bicycles, vo for some mouths have recounted one to another, besides putting it upon paper, a tale of exceeding wou The subject of this tale ts, where sball we keep our bicyeies during oftice hours? While a bicy- cle is an animal patient and long suifering, constant doses of imclement weather produce influenza, which handicaps the sale of this valuable animal when its owner loses his offica, Most of these owners of bicycles live at some distance trom their office and use them as @ means of travel from and to their homes, During the bad weather of the past summer many of these people have walked at great ine convenience, “principally in loss of time,” to and from their work, rather than risk ther machines by leaving them out all day in @ pouring rain, Could the fact that (Re. fy piace at the Department of Agriculture to put a bicycle under cover be brougit to the notice of kind-hearted Uncle Jere, lam sure that b who takes such interest in useful animals, wil not allow these dumb brutes to suffer any longer. Now if you can help us, Mr. Editor, you will confer a favor upon ABs REGULAR SUBSCRIBER, Mustn’t Laugh « at Policemen. The other night near 3d and I streets several: young men were talking and laughing whem they were overtaken by two policemen, one of whom attempted to arrest the party, and when asked what for replied, “For laughing at ua.” A denial called forth a remark from the officer that he thought they were prevaricating, and he added; “I have a good mind to arrest you anyhow.” Bat he didu’t, a KILLED HIS WIFF’S EX-HUSBAND. Desperate Fight Detween Two Men om a Pensacola Street. J. M. Thompson and J, T. Carter, both promis nent citizens of Pensacola, Fia., engaged in @ a fight on the street, in which Carter was stabs bed and killed. Mrs, Thompson was the divorced wife of Carter. She was married to him eight years ago and is the daughter of @ wealthy lumber merchant and an accomplishe@ woman. Carter failed to properly provide for