Evening Star Newspaper, December 28, 1889, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAtLY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Northwest Corner Pemusylvania Ave. and 11th 8t, by The Evening Star Newspaper Oompany, & B. KAUFFMAN, Pres't. ‘Tae Fvestee STAR fs served to subscribers tn che elty by carriers, on their own account, at 10 cents week, or 44c. per month. Copies at the counter, cents each mmail—postage prepaid—GO cents Bonth: one year. @6; sit mouths, $5 Entered st the Post Office st Washington, D.C,es eevond class mail mattee} ‘Toe Weextr Sr; on Friday—61 « year. postae prepaid. @ix months, $0 cents : — Che pening Star, €2~All mail subscriptions must be im advanoss Bo paper sent longer than is paid for, — Rates of advertising made known on spplication. Vo. 75—Na 15,019. WASHINGTON, D.C.. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1889. Telegrams to The Star. IT HAS GOT US BY THE NOSE. The Awful Grip Spreading Itself Over the Land. THE EX-EMPRESS OF BRAZIL DEAD, Eight Negroes Taken From Jail and Shot. TWO CENTS. SPECIAL NOTICES. “eq WEST END STOVE AND PLUMBING House. Orders for Repairs to Furnaces, iagrobes and Kanges attended to promptly. Thirty different vek. Prices reduced Hegiing Stoves and at the very lowest prices. Giendale, Cameret and Kedipped tuck. Will warrant our roots tor 3 MORAN. 2126 Peansyiven «fing Tin in years IN <q HEITMULLER'S, 1393 14TH ST. N. | ee Recommended {0 connoisseurs and the mvalese ent. Ces ,=> GROCERS, ATTENTION! 30 to JOHNSTON BROS. & CO., 613 New York ave, the Wholesaic Yea Merchants, to place your orders, “and Caddies free, N BROS. & CO. THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF he Stockholders umbia National sbintow for the Mf directors will = ane S mene a we 4 SU, bet urs of 12 o'clock ni, and 2 = — E.'S. PARKER, Cashice. A LARGE STOCK OF BRONZES, Sconces, Statuary, Parlor Eusels, &c., at low- SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. |___ SPECIAL NOTICES. ,CHANCE OF A LIFETIME. “Mr. @. Warfield Simpson tft last evening for a business trip to Boston.""—Star, Dee. 13, °89. The trip was one of the inost op- portune I ever made,as I found that old and reliable importing firm of Burrave & Dorr were re- tiring from busifess—sellingout— and I bought heavily, securing an elegant assortment cf Imported ‘Trouserings and Suitingsat about 50 cents on a dollar. Particular attention is directed to the excellent line of Imported Scotch Trouserings, of stout, durabie quality, in uy able styles, at $6, #¢ ber pair, which usualiy sell at 8, $10and $12. Also the Imported Suitings in dark, dressy patterns, at $28 and $0, which are “orth half as much asain, Ishall finish these with the same scrupulous care and attention which has characterized all my work, and I BUY ABIRD 12th st. how. pries . RY NEAL, JR, “alos ROTTS Tae caudidly believe this to be the best = chance ever offered the men of & <8 HM ScHOOLEY, Washington to secure fine tailor- — DENTIST, ing for so little money. e Faeific Butldis G. WAKFIELD SIMPSON, och-3m se F st. — Cash Tailor, FMM BATANA AND KEY WEST 426 Cor. 9th and G «ts, n.w. CHAMPAGNE WINES, % gs FOR NEW YEAR PRE! the leading brands, at New York prices, er at Cage Aquarian with Gold Fishes, ase PCLT RYE WHISEYS ° SSCHMID'S BIRD STORE, Im — ” iS nus Fl a d26-5t* sli : Prandies and Segara, — xWip-w SS a ae . of r CFRITFICATES OF STOCK, CHEQUES We have all tae Full Dress requic and other securities, ‘a Commercial | sitew—except the Dress Suit. bvery Bh and designing. , be ol reper thing in shirts, Collars, Cufls, “at ae Bioves, Hiei, - Shields,” Shirk 10th and D atreets (Post building.) | PERSONAL. WHO WAS EMPLOYED IN QUARTER- Keilley’s Corral, this city, im als i Company meet CTER a ‘use of haw y Lad Personal 9) OF tobacco aud ly situated a MVIL-SEKVICE EXAMINATION QUISTIONS Cea Eisitre “send toe S_W. FLAN, A. M., Ivy Institute, 45-1m* Southwest cor. Sti! and K sts. n.W. (QW 18 THE JIME. WE WILL PAY “BIG Money” for First-class Second-hand Clothing. Ad- or call at JUSIH'S OLD STAND, U1UD at -tjat << Es my] at -LAW, 124 Dean. | “EDS advice free,” twenty-one Beaty experience: Lusiness quietly and legally traus- ORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGED ams & Co. Communications prowptly at coutdential. Office open all 5, Manager, Y26 F st. nw. acted. fended to and strictly Bours, WM. WILLIA; my4-Suu* “BOARDING. Wpvir NEWPORT, 1401 Mussachiusetts ave., corner of 14th st. cation, rooms aud appointments unsurpassed. An elegant Farlor Floor Suite with private serviee: also Srrangewents made with Bangg srguiring meals only- Conducted by Madame KUBINSON, trom Newport, K. 531 15TH STREET. Boe a ——~ OPEN EVE HE LITCHFIELD, = 906 FOURTEENTH STREET, Washington, D.C. 421-1m* Db. B. STOCKHAM, Proprietor. HE WEBS 13 15TH Si. NtW.; TRANS- ieuts, $1 and $100 per day with board; per week, § to ES: headquarters tor Suctiscers: daily stage w rlingtoh and poiuts uf iuterest; ho liquors, oclo-3un ARCHITECTS, v un Pebia, a SKUMITECT. 1215 Fst. n. Washiinicto _ NOTARIES PUBLIC. MMIS“IONLK OF DEEDS FOR EVEKY STATE sud Territo Notary and U.S. Conuntesiouer, 2205 DEAL ISUL Fat uw. im omtice rom oat worm 410-3 << Tux Tuousoxs-Hovstox Exzérno~ in Jewelry, Ke. prices, FIREME Othce corner 7th st. and Louisianaave. b.w., 24, 1880. the’ Firemen’s Thsurwice Georgetown t this Office on MONDAY, January 6, between ui, for the purpose of or the ensuing ye: - HOW AKD, Secretary. BEST AND CHEAP. The Stockholders the hours of 11 a.1m. and « Thirteen Directo: C.M. KOONES, Secretary, (5088S Tor PIANO LAMPS OF RARE COLORING AND BEAUTY. CHRISTMAS PRES! 1ive,have the best stock of Batteries, Obstetric Other arbeles suitable fur guts Belin Rood: Olfered Every WOODWARD & LOTHROP, Cor, 11th aud F sts. n.w. S INSUKANCE COM. Wasun Dec of shington and GTON, of W 6 c. FOR THE PUREST. est Wines xo to the SONOMA. CAL., WINE CO., Le Othat. ING OF TE TOC! enw rs 3 books will be TABLE LAMPS, NINGS. E HEITME Braudies. 1 ENDLESS VARIETY. PRICES. Of course, the lowest r HOLD! of the Washington and Georgetown roxd company, for the election of directors, will be held at the office of the company, Georgetown, on DNESDAY, the Sth day of S00. polis will be opened at 10 a.m. aid closed at 12 , closed on the Lstof Jau- uary, 1590, and opened on January 8, 1590. » HO HUKI, Pre will ‘ail AN ENDLESS DISPLAY OF CHOICE STYLES, AT ALL PRICES, GAS READING STANDS, UMBRELLA SHADES. E. F. 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Please attend to t few days und thus avoid the crowds ore she Mat few CG iEY BOTELER, Secretary. your re Focusing Lamps, Naval Projectors and Marine In- stallations t <a THE THOMSON-HOUSTON ELECTRIC CO., This celebrated Whisky, most carefully and slowly Yeasted, mashed, fermented and distilled from the m- valuable health-¢iving Chalybeate waters and choice I grain Rye peculiar to the renowned mountain districts of Pennsylvania and Maryland, and ripened aed und aged in the ‘The oxides of tron and their homolozous salts found in the waters from which illed render this Whisky invaluable c¢ and rejuvenator to those in 620 Atlantic avenue, Boston, Mass. Washington office, 1333 F st. 412-Im1p im heat warm wal Ovexcoars Asp Scirs this Whisl and unequaled asa need of strength, vitality and vigor. See certificate of Prof. Tonry of the Baltimore Med- feal College “IT Is PURE. FREE FROM FUSEL OIL, AND CAN THEREFORE BE SAFELY RECOMMENDED FOR Ifs HIGH COLOR IS DUE TO FOR MEN AND BOYS CAN BE BOUGHT FOR LESS THAN COST OF MANUFACTURE MEDIC at the THE LkON GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE of WETL'S ONE-PRICE CLUTHING HOUSE, 419-3m “WILSON WHISKY.” PRODUCT OF THE WILSON DISTILLERY, HIGHSPIRE, DAUPHIN Co., PA. ware houses, sea- t air of Bermuda. ky is di L USE. ‘ PRESENT, “WAL. P. TONRY, Ph.D., Chemist.” Ask your Grocer for WILSON WHISKY. THE ULMAN GOLDSBOROUGH CO,, Distillers, Baltimore, Ma. 311 7TH ST., ABOVE PENNA. AVE. ENTIRE STOCK MUST BE CLOSED OUT BY| }. FEBRUARY 1. ec2?-ara. Faxcx Goons. PORTEFOLIOS AND CARD CASES. plies, e. a10-sw JUVENILES, oe SETS OF STANDARD WORKS. CHAPMAN & TAYLOR, €12-20t Jor, SOx, Gansex & Co. ‘Will offer one case Plaiu Colored Reps at 12%e., re- | iin @uced fro 15c.; 10 Beautiful styles Imperial Wrap- | Has Vemoved from «; 36-in. Wool Plaids, at 25e, A | horthweat. i sLOUIS CU eae erate per Flanels, st large assortment of Heurietts Cloths sud Serwes, at Bc; Black Cashmere shawls, from up; 20 dozen Men's Gray Shirts, at 50c., rea! value, Barcains {m Table Damask, Towels, Napkins &e.. kc. All of our | Carpets at creatly reduced prices. White Wool Biank- | | ets from $2 up. Lace Curtains 33g yds, long, $1 up. | JOHNSON, GARNER & CO., aes W. St : Matthew G. Enver, Fred W. Pratt race J. Gray. WM. K. WOODWARD, ‘President. Examines titles and furnishes abstracts and certifi- cates there f; insues ruarantees of Utles to purchasers aud mortgages; iusures titles to real estate; pre} Jewal papers and attends to ail real estate transact 627 696 Pa ave.n.w..near7thet. | G. « xx, TAaILon, 4216 het ow Biron Gorxe Dows Tows Guarantee of Title to Purchaser, m Addit Stamped Linens, incl SESE epg pe ue Cheuilie ard Prush Batis. " Special line of Kid | COBUB ue Dolla. wuaranteed. - WMC. V) CHEN, 160% 7th st. a. eez.an = & VN Underwear, exceilent values, or ae yO oi “The Star” will eve _Telephone §-30 to 9:30 a1. we DK. ES. C ‘Office: Room 7, No. 47 ination of Title abd Certificat ‘Xauuuation of Titie aud Abstract Thereof, Af uot satisfactory mouey Te | Conveyancing, etch Noting Transfers.......... One Certificate of Taxes is included in every Certificate. Keference t with S' O1L AND GEO. KA NEAL 415 7h CHEAPEST, QUICKEST AND CLEANEST FUEL 18 WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY'S COKE, JOHNSON BROTHERS, ce hours: and Organ Column an idea of what we hive ot busin We havea large stock of s., Weber, B T, atid katey Manos, and ly tor our Houday trade. t ond renting his publi Or Lew one. WATER-COLOR complete outhis, Di suzhtemen’> Sup- Exclusive Sales Aments, — LES ALLEN HAS KEMOVED dence to 1520 G st. uw, B80 to 4:30 and 6 to 7 pom, privilege Call RT. Ail ‘mei K. of L., are requested to attend the next meet ing of the assembly on MONDAY EVENING. Decem- ber 30, 158, at 7:40 p.m. as business of importance y order of the M.W, d27-3t requires your attendance, ‘ —>»LOCAL ASSEMBLY, 1748, K. of L. rs und Joiuers.—Mombers are ereby notified that the election of officers for the en- Suing teru: will take place at our next regulay meeting, Monday, December 30, 1880. A full attendauce is ful.y requested. By order of the Assembly. Ut” JOS. K POTTER, Kecording Secretary. C NY, Wasurxarox, D.C., Deceinber 26, 1889. A dividend of three (3) per cent has been declared, payable at the office of the pany, 1351 ¥ street B.w., ou aud after JANUARY 2, 1800, to the Stock: hok of Kecord, at th business on Decem- ‘lowe . ‘The transfer books will be closed from De- cember 29, 1589, to January 2, 1890, both days in- clusive. By order of Board of Trnstees: it FuANCID B. MOHON, Secretary, ig NEW YEAR'S CARDS Printed or engraved at the lowest rates, Call early to secure them in time. All other Print- ing executed promptly sud guaranteed sutis— factory or wo bill rendered. BYRON 8. ADAMS, a27-3t 514 Sthst. nw. Ke~ THEE (MEtHovist RVICES | IN en oth and G st n.wW—Quarterly mee 0 pan. Freach- yy chairman, Kev, Sunday love feast, 11 a.m. Preac! pan. by chairman,” Ail weleunie. ~ aba. bte” e FORK YOUR FULL DRESS SUPPLIES GO “Sto PT. HALLS. 908 F st u.w. Special arkain our $1.25 Full Dress shirt, Shirts to Meas- ure u specialty, se27-3m WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY. The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the Washinzion Market Co fice of the Company, th ity of Washington at clock noon on the FIRST MON- DAY, being the 6th day of January, 1890, for the choice of Thirteen Directors for the ensuing year and to act on any other subject within the power of the corporation, SAMUEL W. CURRIDEN, Secretary, Washington, D.C., Dec. 23, 1889. 6-1 WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY. DIVIDEND NO. 26. A Dividend of ‘thirty-five Cents a Share bas been declared ou the Capital Stock of this Company, payable. at the Office of the Company iu Ceuter Market ou and after JANUARY 8. 1889. ‘Transfer books clore December'31, 1889. SAMUEL W. CURKIDEN, Secretary, Washington, D.C., Dec. 23, 1859. ¥ rict of Columbia. In the matter of Thomas i dutwisle gud. George 0. Barron, bankrupt Bankruptcy No. 341.—This cause being referred to me to audit the account of the assignee and report the due aud proper distribution of the funds in his hands, notice fs hereby given to all creditors of the suid bank: rupts and other persons having ciuims aainst the said funds or interested in the subject matter of the said reference, that I shail proceed to execute the said order on Weduesday, January 8, 1890, ut 1 o'clock p.m. my Office in the United States Court House, Wash- ington, D. C. JAS. G. PAYNE, Auditor. 6o-to jan7 => IN TH. T OF THE DIS- ‘TRICT OF COLUMBIA, WiiliAM H. BUTLER et wl Beutie C, SuREvE etal, No. 10341, Kquity Doe, 26, ° eierred to Me to report the proper ‘unds in the hands of the trustee, Wen to ail parties haying claus SAMUEL F. SHREVE to Dreyent ims and the proofs thereof before me atmy Oftive iu the United States Court House, Washington, D.C, on or betore SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1886, at TWELVE O'CLOCK M.,in default wherecf they will be barred from participating in the distribution of the suid fund. JAS. G. PAYNE, Auditer, => THIS 18 TO GIVE NOTICE THAT IHE Ge sttscriber: of the District of Columbia, sth pained from the Supreme Court of the District of Colusubia, holding a Special Terin for Orphans’ Court business, letters testamentary on the personal estate of WILLIAM MUEHLEISEN, late of the District of Columbia, deceased. All“ persens. having cluints axainst the said deceased are hereby warned toexiibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber ou or before the Uth day of December next; they. tay otherwise by law be exeluded from all beieht of the Batd estate, Given under my hand this 6th day of December, 1889. LOUISE MUEHLEISEN, Administratrix, 18 th st Lew. W. J. NEWTON, Proctor. Wasuinoton, D.C., Dec. 10, 1889. Office of William Muehieisen, Wholesale Liguor Dealer, 918 Sth street n.w. Please take notice that I intend to Lee ig ng arg bessof the late William Muehleisen under the sare ame and style at the above address, ALU persons in- debted Wego William suskiateets are ttully nested {0 inalke payaueds ce MUN 0-tu, thas ‘LOUISE MUEHLEISEN, Se rnez Prac ror taurs, C. 4. MUDDIMAN, 1206 F at. a21 ALL PRICES AND LOWEST, HOT XMAS PRESENTS. neice stove ut cot, we g= THE Served at your home by early wn d home by early aud ichivery. Daily, 12 cents per week; daily aud 17 cents per week. A newspaper for the uw the doctor, the lawyer, the minister, the mechanic, -he Jover of sports and the man of leisure. A fauuly uuag- azine aud % Judes’ companion all inoue. Order by postal card. Address aa AGENT PHILADELPHIA PRESS BUREAU, a2i-Gt Cor, 14th st. and Pa. ave. Ye ‘SIRI ‘THIS IS THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT CHRISTMAS LAMPS. C. A. MUDDIMAN, 1206 F st 20¢., 25¢e., 50c. Handsome for 75c. Rochester's, $2.50, $2.75—all the way to@45. d5-1m “qq THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR DIRECT- ors of the Citizens National Bank of Wash- iucton City for the ensttiug year will be held at their banking house on THURSDAY, January 3U, 1890, be- tween th: hours of 12 an, and 1 pus. az: 3 THOS. C. PEAKSALL, Cashier. is MPORAKY OFFICE OF THt WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COM- 1001 F street n.w. CAPITAL, $1,000,000.00, ‘This company is vow’ prepared tu ismue certificates of deyoxit bearing interest ax follows: On all amounts deposited for ninety days or more, but less than six ths, 3 per ceut per anuuin; 344 per cent on de- t810F More thun six wouths, but jess than # year, and 4 per cent ou deposits of ove your or louger. Secured investments for sule. ‘ 'b. il, WARNER, President, b.M. W. B. ROBISON, Secretary DIRECTORS; George P. Schafer, it, Pravkiin Schueider, ‘Thomas Sumerville, Johu A. Swope, George E. Bartol, Tuchard W. Clay, Samuel Cross, Jd. Swormeteds 3. 3. Darlington, Hate W. talbott, Jobu Joy tdsou, Georg ucsdell, Charies J. Faulkner, B. H. Warner, Albert F. Fox, ALA. Wilson, 0. C. Green, LD, Wine, Wiliam 8. Gurley, 8. W. Woodward, Johu B. Larner, Chas. Ben). Wilkinson, 1 8, Worthington, Pe ASSORTMENT OF LAMPS AND LAMP SHADES 18 SECOND TO NONE. QUALITY AND PRICES GUARANTEED. BRIC-A-BRAC AT COST TO CLOSE IT OUT, 8.8. SHEDD & BRO, 432 9TH ST_N.W. a9 ‘ARKOLL, DENTIST. Tuth street to 1325 F. street | 43-1 MONEY 10 LOAN, THE WASHINGTO: COMY. Telephoue— DE Woodward, OFFICEKS: ‘ice WM. BURRIS, Secretary and Treasurer. MINIMUM FEES. sHAM, RS AND! BONDS, __COK 15TH AND F STS, FITLE INSURANCE “Thomas Dowling, Georve ‘I. Dunlop, Guibert B. Towies, Wai. KEDIN WOODWARD, ‘President Thereof.. 30-1 to Walker's Grocery Store. 81,000 As A Puze To the persou mueasing the winners of the i] AMERICAN DERB! wear SEARES AND ADs FARR 7 run st WASHINGTON PARK, CHICAGO, = ptt: 390. Listof horses vents and full particulars free. Call on of widress Northwest corner di wins Waitt ti creer’ ‘Cipeinuatl, Obi Call for Constitutions Subscribe for stock--$1 per share-—between the hours of 9 a.m. and4:30 p.m. daily at the office of INO. A. PRESCOTT, Secretary and Treasurer, alt-ém @= THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE existing between GEOMGE J, JUHNSTON aud OBER L i, LIBBEY, under the style of JOHNSTON & LIBBEY, was mutual consent the 2d day of December, 1 GEORGE J. JOHNSTON assumes all the debts of ‘Srm and all debts due the Brin ynust be paid to him, G. J. JOHNSTON. KOBEKT M. Y. i of years’ expericnce as ner'iu the late, arms, uf Cartwright & duueton seed Johnston & Libbey, and 1% assured there isa twarket fora first-class article of Washington Cily Wood- burnt. Line here ‘ud farther” woutin t have made ar. anges Tecetve. i ‘Stone direct from Guacries tf ty i. Vins “4 via the B. aud U, K.K,, and Rol fanicle ME dyeah ioow-burad Line . 2. eee Consumers aid handlers of that class of Lime fie work, Bee, will hud it to their advantage to deal with me. SPPSE ETT oa BW et x 412-1m EQUITABLE TIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION. “EQUITABLE BUILDING,” 1003 F ST. ASSETS 61,119,062.77. Office hours, from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily, On the first Wednesday in each month the office will be oven from 6 to § 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. explaining the objects and advantages of * zs = aL... -Pamphiets Be SAL SAVINGZoAN? BUILDING AS- | the Apsocintion are furnished upon application, THOMAS SOMERVILLE TNO, JOY EDSON, Sec'ry, at ae ee REAL ESTATE BROKER MONEY TO LOAN ALWAYS ON HAND. FIREMEN'S INSUBANCE COMPANY BUILDING, 1416 F st. u.w., Kellogg Building. B30-lm COR. 7TH ST. AND LOUISIANA AVE. i ! { | | Elder Reiley j SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, COR. HAMLINE ME. CHURCH, 9 AND PN BSED ts ot ak ea teas | Bate sel BB ne ge at mT u year; a am. t y past 7:30. the st tthe series ‘of sermor toyoung Prayer meetings Tuesday and Thursday, > lic invited. Seats free. cHuRc? ah ers. <g> FOURTH PRESB TERT. Ushers will seat strangers. ix ‘H Rming om al ‘nd leaflets containing service Pe OF THE ASCENSION.—11 AML "8 Ne" ‘st. bet.G aud H sts, n. {Jezebel or woman W iy, pastor.—Subbath school at 9:30 am. ‘Preach: ee i. | peat T1am, Communion of the Lord's supper at | <a and 7:90 pum. | $,P-m., Yoube people's prayer mectin’ at 12 jz. cue peoples’, 6:30 pau. Watch-night Tuesday, | Stuncers arcconiialiy iuvited seail astvices oie ae TERN . CHURCH, STH AND F Be ALAND METHODIST "EPISCOPAL | Rae 0 Leys bee ie Notice posters Alora. 71 ot ch.—Ilustranted sermon on the “Life ing: Communion and reception of mem! Evening Christy) 7230 pm. | Rev. Dr. Scudder will preach at | subject, “The transient shd the wbiding.” This wit rance Legion at ‘3 p.m. Watch- Dinht service Tuceday, 0:30, sermon by Presidin be Dr. Noble's last sermon. 1 os, {MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN th, Church, Le Droit Park, Boundary, st. near .—Services Tomorrow at 11 ami. and 3 pak 5 weaching by the pastor, Rev. William 8. Muller. bath school 3:30 p.m. Missionary service, address by Kev. Wm. A. Bartlett, D.D. Chiristian Bui Society 6:45 p.m. Midweek Service Thursday p.m, Strangers always welcome, a FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. 137H ST. BE- tween G and Hts, Dr.Chas. A. Stakely’ Pastor.—Sunday school 9:30 ;"Freaching iJ'a.m, and 30 p.m.; Sunday school at Immanuel Mis B o'clock’ Young people's meeting, 7 o'clock. You are invited to attend. iv = Sq@ CENTRAL UNION MISSION, 930 PE —Gospel services duly, 12° m. and at branches s$ usial (see bulletin), ISRAEL METROPOLITAN ©. MM. church, Ist and B sts. s.w. Rev. Dr. Phillips, pastor, am. es il preach a special sermon, subject, “Rauibling Among the ‘foubs.” Sun- Ojccl at a.m. and ‘review for past quartex at p.m, co SOULS CHURCH (UNITARIAN), rT corner of 14th and L sts. n.w.—11 a.m. ser non by the pastor, Rev. KR. K. Sbippen. 80 pan Rey. Narcisse Cyr Of Paris will “speak of “The liberal outlook iu France among the descendants of the Hu guenots." Sunday school and Bible class at O45 an. g—>CHURCH OF THE COVENANT (PRES- x byteriau), Connecticut ave., N and 18th sts. Bw.—Servicoat 12 a.m. and 7:30 pun. Preaching by ‘Lhe dissipated, the vic \d the criminal are unzed the pastor, Rev. Teunis 8, Hamlin, D.D, ‘The eub- | recone tar ie eon heoes, wud the criminal are une Ject for the’ evening will be the history of the Weet- | 2 S°8 TEROPOLITAW al winster assembly. Sunday school at 9:30 a.m, Young ae METROE ‘OLITAN M 446 ud C sts.—Preac! People’s weeting at 6:30 pin. On Wednesday morn my ea pe tate bo o'clock precisely, there will be a New | pastor, Rev. Dr. @. H- Corey at 11 a.1u. + x Flight of Thue—its Measure and Ministry.” At 7:30 = centr a - the tenth of the serics-on The Helpfulness of M MEETING—GOOD eligion. Sabbath school §. Young people's vyblar’s hall, cor. 49 st, and Pa, ave. TOMOR ang 6:30 p.m. Wetch night service Tuesday at KO EVENING ae 70 elock. uikee Weed and 3 pan, Song service aud serinon. 1 ore rev usic. eS Seats are trent u? 004 DE. Hensley wi emi aes WET MoPCLTAN PRESTYTERTAS oe = Church, 4th and 8 sts, se., Capitol, Hull, WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE | Proaciing at 11 aim, tomorrow by Reed, ‘Henry te te copped mass mgoting. Wesley Chapel, | Parks, D.D.,of the Baptist church, Scotch Plats, oth and F sts. v Address —Biahop the crusade by vited, ee, A. H. ZIMMERMANN WILL CON- Tomorrow (SUNDAY) at 3 p.m. ohn F, Hurst, and reminiscences: of ladies of the Union, Public cordially, bY services at 7.30, Johu Chester, D. D. BLY'S PRE hand Tats. uw Wan. Society of Christian Endeavor 6:30 pu. Preaching by the 5 duet watch night services, under auspices of e bath e f year a servic XP SA.E.atWeutern Pree. Churehy ft st.bet loth and | 2eTciv closing Sabbath evetuny of, the year a service Voth, Tuesday, J1st inst.,bewinning with Lana Cosme “Last, it.” All made welcome to ail the servi and praise at 10 p.m. All invited, @> WOMAN'S HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY. ‘Quarterly district sueting MONDAY 1) ain ACE ME. CHURCH,9TH AND 8 STS. N, Se GR. bce Reiley, pastor Rev. a.m. and 7:30 pin, “Twiliglit servi at Foundry church, Mrs. W. M. Springer will conduct |" . alton aod devoulonal exercises, inperosting Teper, Laach at Re 2OUCLAS MEMOLIAL ME CHURCH, noon. Members of auxiMures aud ail interested cor- llth and H sts. n.e.—Rev. D. M. Brown- dially invited, 1t_ | ineat LLam. and 7:30 p.m. “Watch meeting, 9:30 Lov Rp. wast and quarterly conference rbursday evening. past. “ask now ‘of the days that gro <e METROPOLITAN WESLEY Zion church, D ‘st. s.w., Elder ysou,pastor.—Sabbath school, 5 by Rev, George Payn jb. Ali are welcome. A MEETING OF SECOND SUBDIVISION | erent ‘Charities will be eid 1 abyterian Church MONDAY, Dee. 30, ut re ie ae OTE TO THE MEMBERS OF THE NA- tional Uuion Benefit Ass'n. All members of this association are hereby notified that J. C. West has been discharged as agent wud collector and any pay- | - = ments hereaiter made to him wili be at your risk. Dik. JOHN BRAY WILL SPE JNO. PL ANDERSON, } eee a ae Secretary. _ i THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK a Holders of the Columbia Nationsl Saud redwing Co. will be held at its principal offic South Washinton st, 2d sts. n.w., Sunday morui ‘The return of Christ to this eax RCH, Bea fh SIMEET BAPTIST CHURCH ween Oth and 7tu sta. uw, Kev J. uir, “jgilexundria, Va. on the pastor Moruing service Tomorrow at 11 cigek, sub= OsD THURSDAY of January, 1890 (being Junuary 9, | Jec “God a Delicit or a Desert.” 3800), wt 3 o'cloe bin. for thie election of officers Yor | in service 7:3v, subject: “Lillicult Aritumetic. e enhuing year aud ot! = SURG SEREES si books for triusfer ot st SCUETE STRESY i Gea ginrarie loseat 12 o'clock ont in. Sunday school at the church and ne a an Uae ee | Home TT asin dnd 7:30 » preaching by the pastor, Bs Ineeting nervices. 1 9iH AND b SiS. SW. mn. by the pastor, Kev. L, Eveningservice conducte.l by’ Evangzel- By order ot CHARLES B. PEARSUN, Preside _JAMES M. MILGER, Secritary, 2B jet ONGS BY THE SEA," By Mrs. Kebecea Ruter Springer. | FPanyburn, Feloubet's, Huribut's, Kobiuson's, and Pentecost's | {st seatoa et Notes ou the Sunday School Lessuun, Struugersiwelecue. Come one Diaries, Calendars, aud Almanacs, GaERAGT BIRT ©. © PURSELL, Bookseller, | SSA? i ts ny cee. iinary departinenies ponicitnt ty teereeae Se FOE NEW YEARSSEE OUR DRESS A tae a Lae ‘CHP ‘Suits aud Cape Overcoats; correct in style, 134 and BD s.w. Rev. Th Bt, fmish, aud correct iy pr: Sundayschool, ¥:40_ a.m. dus: GEOKGE SPRANSY, 434 7th st, we SPECIAL NOTIC! JHN B. LARNER has removed lis iaw Offices to 15 ¥r St., Adams Buildiug, opposite Epbitt House; west en- trance. ‘Take the elevator. ais 0 | => NEW YEAK AT CENTER MARKET. Upen TUESDAY, December 31, :30 pan. MEMOKIAL CHAPEL, cor and P sts. n.w.—Sunday school, 3:30 p.m. Al are cordially uavited to these services, it GRACE KEFORMED CHURCH, 157 Be er et, paves and Pate er ke Thee ‘Apple, pastor.—Services Tomorrow at 11 a.m, and ) pm. Sunday school at 9:45 aan, Seats tree all welcome. de => ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, 23D ST. NEAR P. Be re hiew. Aitned Harding, rector. Services: 7:30 a.m, Holy Commuuion; 11 am. Morning service and sermon; 7:30 p.iu.,eVen song (full choral) and sermon, All seats free. 1 CAPITAL ICE © RECENTLY ORGANIZED, Is now prepared to furnish the best quality of EAST- =» UNION ME. CHUKCH, 201H ST. NW, Sunday School, 9:40 a.m; 11 aim., preach- ERN ICE at the lowest rates. Guaranteeing full | inzby Rev. Dr. h. W. bates 0 pan., by the paste Weight aud prompt attention to business they solicit Binainary miceting, 4 uu. Society” of Cherise the favorable cousiderucion of comsuiers. Endeavor, 6:30 pn. Ali welcome. ie * Depots and office { tot Sth st, sw. ‘a 7 Tk IDE Telephone call, SSE s="KELIGIOUS LI BER TURE 4 1, President. Course, Washington hall. cor, Pa ave. aud ra NCH, Vice Featitent, St. 8.€., SUNDAY, at 3 and 7:30 p.m. Subject: Wat Me hie HDON, Secretary. “A person canuot consent to human levislition upon I28-2w yen religious matters, even in faver of what he may luu- q=>TMPORTANT! selt believe, without denying his own right 10 liberty ve removed our stock of Lumber to our New | 1 Souscience."__ Speakers from abroad. = e New | _Souscies TOMA HALEL Yard, 14th and D sts. s,.w., where we will be pleused =>SPIRITUALISM AT WON HALL, oth st nw.—Miss Mi to see our patrons aud fricads whenever in want of anything iu our line, We claim that in our new location we possess unex- ule of n) Baltiuore with her most wouderful and marve.ous e tests of spirit power. celled facilities for handling our Lumber, being con- ST, JAMES CHURCH, STH STREET NEAR Venient both to railroud and river frout, B v. J. W. Clark, rector,—sun mone 2 8 ‘ps full tine of boar yar aed Mauns 1) c! boy, cul auds, &e., and we Kuarautes our Usual promp! caiechis liveries to purchasesee WV Sunday school and catechising, 3 p.m.; even sou 7:30. Week days, 7 aud 9 aim. 7 p Wednesdays and Fridays p> NEW CHURCH.—TI ee a the New Jerusalem, w ¥ cluorrow at the Society's Haii (Nativual Umiversity, 1006 E st), at 11 o'cluck; Subject: “How God becaine man,” Sunday school at 9:30. All ure invited. it i "A TICKET SELLEL Swen's subject Suucay nixht, 7 la tue second Baptist urck Auditorium, 4th st. aud Virginia ave.s.e. Preachiug at 11 pas- tor. All seats free. Come. ray fi 30 tan. Younx men’s meeting Sunda; pau. ‘Prayer and praiye service Thursday 7:30 p. in, it <q CHURCH OF OUR FATHER am." Holy days, FE. E. JACKSON & CO., Yard, 14th and D sts, s.w. Factory and Main Office, southeast corner 13th st. and Obiv ave. n.w. a28-tu,th,s-12 FSM A CONNELLY oF y jaye. New York, will oveii lian Me 4th of January at i504 H st.u.w, with » Large and Elegant stock of Costumes, ball and Diuuer Dresses imported specially for Washington. her best ntiers will be u: charge, at Nelock. AND TKUST @ «=> AMERICAN secuRITY t= COMPANY, 14196 Be uw, $1,250,000 AND ALLOWS Interest on DEPOSITS of ‘salist). cor Lith and L ey. subjectto check at sixut. COLLECTS aud | Kent pastor. + KEMILS promptly Interest, Dividends, Incomes and i = P. Rents and manuges teal states Suuday school U:45 am. Subject of inorning s LOAsS MUNEY on Collateral and upon Real Estate, |202:,;We spoud our days like a tale tat 3 told. “5 7 ss Miss Hattie Whiting of Boston. formerly of this cny, WELL SECUKLED Lo-us For Sale, = _ : : : INVESTS MONEY in good securities, consisting of | Yirea 2% S* Se morning service. “Ail cordially in vited. at Soe nite ne oe 9 Kev. C. Herbert Lichurdson, 11 Young people's mectug, 6: 930 am, Se ATE, METHODIST PROTESTA: first-class bouds aud well-secured Keal Estate Notes and ACTS as ATTORNEY in FACT for residents aud nou-residents, . Ki.GISIEKS STOCKS or BONDS of CORPURA- TIONS at uoderate cuurge, ACTS as FISCAL AGENTS; will PLACE Loans and Flowt Sound Financial Undertakinucs, i Papers of Value aud t-xcrow Deposits, guar- safe keeping and delivery, y ‘ipted for aud kept safely without charge. Will be prepared slortly with SAFE DEPORIT and Sere S bey asa D res on 80 be prepared soon to EXLCUTE, S18 of every de | Class Friday 7:30. Christian endeavor Oo0 ce scription und to FUGNISH SURETY, ete., of which | Citss Friday 7:30. Chis —— ne due nonce ii be given. le i DEBENTU vival ser Solan week, Will shortly nave tor sale its own EBENTURES | > NORTH Pit secured by first-class Deeds of “Trust upon central | SOS eal Lstate m the City of Washington, In whatever capacity-it acts a strong, well-inanaged ‘Trust Company has great advantages, Thean neltuer die norabscond ;1tsotticers iuust necessarily be men of city and experience ; its capital forms a permanent ity tor its fidelity and siiil;it has special faciii- the best investinents, aud in all re- Spects its patrous receive the best advice and the best protection that can be afforded. . CHUR and 10) H, MASS- Church, 12th aud M sts. n.w.—ihe BS, Reese siustuy, will prewelt ai 1 i Jonsecration of service” atid Som ets" are the subjects. Sunday schol Xi tival Luvsday night, Frayer mecting Weduesday eatessiou of ralth, “It MEETING, 1409 NEW 4:50 p.m, . Geo. U, ik to Youne men On “An Bye to the ULE ina In the city invited. Do iy, 3 pm, Young "8 Neeiine con- ducted by Kev. AH. Zimmerman, the popular young $e} Corey, D.D.. wil Future.” Ever; Bot forget T OFFICERS, evangelist it A. T. BRITTON, President, FI CONGREGATIONAL HUKCH, SELL 1st Vice Presidint. corner ot Note end ae, CHUGH, hot HO Ws Za vice President. pastor, Rey, |S. M. Newmap, D.D., will preach at 11 PERCY B. METZGER, Secretary and Treasurer. | } th" upou “The bi of Christ, a revelation of the hearness uf this lize to the fe above,” and at 7:30 pan, DIRECTORS. upon “Power, uot i.formation. the’ cliet «ud of the A.T. Britton. 4. A. Thomas, Christian lite” Music led by Dr, Bischof, oneaulne Samis E. Fitch, Jiunes Gs Payne, OF 1uest Sunday school at 9:30am. Christian Kudes W.8. Thompson, ing 6:45 p.m, M. W. Boveri Harry F, West, a Nath. £, Janney, + FIST MP. CHURCH, STH ST_AND VA. Hobert Dorunh, Caleb. Atte. Bee cartons Ee wine ee AL Henry s. ‘Louchhi Crosby ¥ Noyes, a.m., “How the miuister feeis tor his people,” P; Beary S elm. Sreriuh Wilkin 13., Christ's words on the cross, “I iu." Revival MM. Parker. Sol de Merrell awh SS <= has. C. Duncanson. in EF. 2. Orria, MOUNT VERNON PLACE M. E. CH EMushan B. Morris, Joh §. Jena s South, coruer of Oth and K a by B ws hers 3 Heed, . W. Haddawa: —11 win, subject gaging 4: Satiney. Tipent the year: 7:0 ‘do men 1, subject: “Wh; sin?” Sunday school, 9:3) a.m. Watch night service begins 9:30 p.m. Tuesday. “Services every evening during week. Proaching Blake ail,11 sau. and 7:30 p.m. by Kev. Harry Vebrey. Pubiic cordially invited." CHURCH OF THE REFORMATION, PA. ee ecend aot eee eee . tor—Servioes af 11 ain: and 7 miss inusie wi Beats free. a => BISHOP A. W. WILSON, D.D. LL.D. se preach at Grace MLE.’ church soutu, 7th and A sts. nc., Lomorrow, Li a.m. Rrra id poke oan agora) Sises mosting - gvenings. Prayer meeting Priday “te J.C, JONES, Pastor, => WASHINGTON, D.0., DEC. 9, 1880, ‘The aunual election of seven ‘trustees for te euwuing year by the stock helders of the Washines ton Brick Machine Company will be held at the office of the company, Rooms 4 and 5, 1420 New York uve. uw. Washington, D.C.. on the second of Jan- Bary, 1500, belug January 13, 1800. Polls open trom 1% noou to 3 p.m., in pursuance of Te ne cy omer, stor sieotl 40,28,Ja11 President the Wasik Brich alechite Go, EXAMINE OUR NEW HIGH AKM NO 9 re and notice bored its positire milane beet jotien and consequent absence of friction com with the heavy, rasping, uncertain action of shuttle mac] SALVATION ARMY BARRACKS, COR. WHEELER & WILSON MANPG CO, 437 othuw, | BEd Conse Me HACE GOR. 30-61 m0 nose iveoting 11m. Everybody's mpsting 2. tal. & THE, ANNU: ING wisn rally 82 caine hice > BE ARNUAL = MEETE OF THE | night, December 31. it THE REAL ESTATE TITLE INSURANCE CO. of the District of Columbia, for the sistem ge Mine Ainetoes for the ensuing year, will be held at com- Lo 1.4 On TOES ee oe CHURCH OF FRE EPIPHANY. GST; BET. 13th and 14th, Kev. Randolph H. McKim, ).D., rector.—3 a.m, Gomiuntion: Lt ata moru- January Polls open from 2 to 4 v'tleck prim, Tis AT GRANDARMY GEORGE E FLEMING, | HE eee Niland Lota ae ty HALL, aTwasts4 Secretary. | Sarat Lucas, Last of Mra INVESTMENT SECURITIES. QUITABLE MORTGAGE CO. OF PHILADELPHIA. CAPITAL, 82,000,000. Offers to investors ite 6 per cent Guaranteed De- denture Bonds, These Bonds ares safe, reliable and convenient investment and cau be purchased in amounts of $200, 8300, $500 and $1,000, CRANE, PARRIS & CO., Washington "News and Gossip. OVERDUE STEAMERS OOMING IM. —___ TEN KILLED ON THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ——— INSANE FROM \FLUENZA. Death ofa Prominent Boston Man From “La Grippe.”” Bostox, Dec, 28,—Last evening Charles Go- mez, aged twenty-three, a native of Florida, ARCHITECTS. ATTORNEYS. BICYCLrs BOARDING, BOOKS AND STATIONERY .. BUSINESS CHANCES, CITY ITEMS... COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. DEATHS, DENTISTRY. | became insane from his sufferings im a severe EDUCATIONAL. attack of “la grippe” and destroyed all the sae furniture in his room, He broke two lamps, FINANCIAL K cutting himsclf badly, tore the bedclothes and cut the mactress into shreds, The police were called and he was taken to the city prison, oP WAS FaTaL. Bostos, Dec. 28.—Johu Templeton Coolidge, President of the Columbian bank, died this morning at his residence of “la grippe.” Mr. Coolidge was one of the oldest bank presidente in Bostoa, FOR SALE (Houses), FOR SsLE (Lors), FOR SALE (Miscrtuaxnous). GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.. HOTELS, HOUSEFU ALARM IN PARIS. Pants, Doc, 28.—The number of deaths from influenza are increasing and the residents of the city are beginning to manifest a panicky feeling. q he condition of M. de Freycinet, minister of war, who is suffering from the disease, has changed for the worse, Drs. Bronarde! and Proust have been at tacked and their condition is serious, ¥ PUBLICATIONS. NOTARI“S PUBLIC. IN NEW JERSEY. OCEAN STEAMERS. New Brunswick, N.J., Dec. 28—There are 100 cases of “la grippe” here. The doctors do not regard the disease as dangerous and 3. say that it yields readily to treatment. The PROFESSIONAL disease has also appeared at Metuchen, South PROPOSALS. River and Mulistone. RAILROADS. ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND PATIENTS, SPECIAL New York, Dec, 28.—It is estimated that not eee goon less than 100,000 people are suffering from La WANTED (Boar: Grippe in this city. No deaths from the disease WAN have as yet been reported. WANTED (Lots). THE WEEK'S REPORT IN NEW YORK. WANTED (Houses; New York, Dec. 28—There has been a large WANTED heres sateee and sudden increase in the number of deaths WANTED (ivosrs) . from bronchial and pulmonary diseases during WINTER RESORTS. the present weck and many physicians attribute this to the influence of the so-called Russian grippe. The number of deaths in this city during the week from pnuemonia was 139 as ainst 87 last week, 131 from phthisis against last week, and 50 from bronchitis against 40 last week. The total number of deaths this week was 762, last week 665, ———____ TERRIBLE TRIPLE MURDER. A Michigan Madman Kills His Wife, Daughter and Grandchiid. New Year Calls. Those who wish announcements made in Tae Stan either that they will or will not receive on New Year day, are requested to send notice to that effect, duly authenticated, with such Particulars as may be desired to the office be- fore 10 o'clock Tuesday morning. For obvious reasons this list, which will appear in the edi- tion of Tuesday evening, will be confined to the names authorized and sent in as above, for which, of course, no charge will be made, Goverywest Recerers Topay.—Internal revenue, $308,927; customs, $585,308, To Visir Sovru Beruterem. — Secretary Proctor and Senator Morrill of Vermont will leave the city Monday morning for South Beth- lehem, Pa., for the purpose of inspecting the iron and steel works of the South Bethlehem company, with a view to determining its facili- ties for the manufacture of large guns for the army, BRooxrxN Scuoor Teacuers S1on7-Srersa,— Secretary Tracy this morning received a large number of the Brooklyn school teachers who visited the Navy department in scores. They peg the rounds of the city and saw most of the sig! Mn.James H. Maun passed a rather bad night, but today is better and his condition is reported to be about the same as it was yesterday. Tue Decorations rao Tue SvuTaN.—The decorations received by Mr. and Mrs. S. 8S. Cox from the sultan of Turkey, now temporarily de- posited in the national museum. as stated in Yesterday's Stan, will be returned to the sultan, not because of any special request for them, but because it is the custom in all countries to return decorations of the highest class upon the death of the person upon whom they were conveyed. They are exhibited now by per- mission of Movroyeni Bey, granted at Mrs. Cox's request made on account of the interest of the late Mr. Cox in an institution of which he was for many years a regent. Mrs. Cox also desired to show the kindly regard of the sultan for America and Americans, Te Present’s Reruns.—Word has been received at the White House that the President and party will arrive in Washington at 11 o'clock tonight by rail from Richmond. Nava Oxprrs.—Commander A.8. Barker, to duty in the bureau of navigation, Lieut. Com- mander B, F, Tilley, to instruction in ordnance at the navy yard, Washington, D.C. Chief En- — John Lowe, to duty at the navy yard, Washington, D.C., January 2. Assistant Engi- neer C. H. Hayes, to the navy yard, Norfolk. Carpenter Nash, to duty in Baltimore. Carpen- ter Gould Northrup, to duty at Boston. Chief | Engineer C. E. De Valin, detached from duty | at the Washington navy yard and to continue asamember of the board for the purchase of tugs. Passed Assistant Engineer E. R. Freo- man, from duty in Baltimore and placed on waiting orders, Assistant Engineer C, A. LE. King, from the navy yard,Norfolk, and ordered to special duty in Baltimore, Pensonat.—Mr. John R. Dos Passos was Rocuesten, Micu., Dec. 28,—William Major, evidently insane, got up last night and killed his wife, daughter and grandchild and took to the woods, where it is expected his body will be found. The only witness jeft was his little son. Major rushed into the room where the boy slept and groped about the bed |for him. The litue fellow had crawled under the bed for safety. As he beard his father searching the rooni he said, “Are you going to kill me, too, papa?” “No, my son,” replied the murdere not be afraid, I won't hurt you. When I am gone you get $150 which I will leave you and divide it with your siste: Then he hastened from the house, and up the present notuing has been heard of him, HE HUNG HIMSELF. Dernorr, Micu., Dec, 28—A special to the News from Romeo, Mich., says: William who murdered three persons last night has been found. His body was discovered in bis barn, he having committed suicide by hanging. ss erable DIED IN EXILE, The Ex-Empress of Brazil Dies Today in Portugal. Lispox, Dec, 28.—The ex-empress of Brazi died today at Oporto. > ACCIDENT NEAR WHITE SULPRUR, Report That Ten People Were Killed on the Chesapeake and Ohio. Wmmre Surrmur, W. Va., Dec. 28.—A wreck | on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad occurred here at 7 o'clock this morning. It was reported that ten people were killed and ten injured, The accidept was caused by a broken axle. Cixcrxxati, Ono, Dec. 28.—A telegram to the officiais of the Chesapeake and Oho rail- road says: There wasa terrible wreck on the esapeuke and Ohio near White Sulpbar, W. Va., at 7 o'clock this morning. Five ng ers and as many employes were killed and many injured, The accident was caused by a brokem aale. Chief Clerk Ryan of the nger de ment of this city says be thinks none of the killed are Cincinnatians, but most of them re- side principally in Virginin aud West Virginia, ‘The engine is not off the track, but car 64, com- bined car 204 and couch and sleeper Hermasa turned over on its side. The coach tele the combined car, and it was there where the people were killed. Five passengers in the Second class coach and five employes were : 5 killed. The names of the dead us far as thought late last night tobe improving. He |haye been learned are as follows: Kidder was then resting quietly.—Senator Gormaa, | Kidd of Hannibal, Mo.: Baggagemaster Barks- dale of Huntington, W. Va.; H. Mattson, mail clerk, Charleston, W. Va.; newsboy. name not learned; two colored men who worked on the Allegheny section, names not learned; Thos Karsh, Blackstone, Kas.; J. D. West, Howards- ville, Va, ‘The injured as far as learned are: Conductor Schuweichert, legs crushed; Section Master Myors, mjured in breast and back, ‘The injured men were taken to the Caldwell house, White Sulphur. —_—— TAKEN OUT AND SHOT. Eight Negroes Taken Out of a South Carolina Jail and Lynched. Crarvestox, 8.C., Dec. 28.—A mob of seve eral hundred men raided the jail at Barnwell at 2 o'clock this morning, jailer and took out eight negro prisoners, charged with murder. The prisoners were taken out of town and shot todeath, The jailer was tied and forced to accompany ynchers. The whole thing was conducted ina very business-like manner, the citizens of the town not knowing anything about it. A many negroes are collected at the scene lynching and more trouble is anticipated, eer THE STEAMERS COMING IN, Senator Paddock. Congressman Mason of Chi- cago and Congressman Clements of Georgia are in New York.-—J, H. Upham and family and Mrs, A. M. Miller and daughter of Duluth, N. Becker of Chicago and Wm. Berriman of New York are at Willard’s.—S. Thomas of Chicago and H. Wood, U.S.N.. are at the Eb- bitt.—W. Strong of Chicago and L. G. Smith of Portsmouth. N.il., are at the Riggs.——Joha J, Sumpton of Hot bs, ond and D.Seuily of Tren- ton, N.J., are at the Johnson,——Jas. li. Gaimps and wife of San Francisco, Wm, McLean and wife of Kansas City and M.S. Block of Rich- mond, Pa., are at the St. James.—Dr. Geo. Taylor aud wife of Boston, Leon Jourolmoa and wife of Knoxville, Tenn., D. W. Bishop and wife, Jas. Kennedy and wife, Miss Mory Ket and Miss Ella Baker of New York are at the Normandie.—Robt, Alexander of Jer- sey City, J. H. Nelms and wife of Lexington, Ky., and T, C. May of Arkansas are at the Na- tional,——W. T. Maxwell and wife of Knox- ville, Tenn., and Louis Maddock of Lexington, Va., are at the Metropolitan. MEN FOR THE NEW CRUISERS. A Part of the Charleston’s Crew to be Sent Across the Continent. Arrangements were being made today at the Navy department for the fitting of the two n F F Mare Island, Cal. There are not enough men by about one hundred on the Pacific coast to f fy i i |