Evening Star Newspaper, January 11, 1890, Page 1

.f # ¥ is THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAK BUILDINGS, Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and 11th St, by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, SH. KAUFFMANN, Pres, ‘Tre Evewrea Stam is served to mbseribers in the eity by carriers, on their own account. at 10cents per week, or 44c. per month. Copies at the counter, 2 cents each By imail—postawe prepaid—OO cents & mouth; one year, 6; six inoutie, $25 [Entered at the Post Office at Washington, D. C.,as second-+ Lass ip tier.) « Che Tue Weexty Star_published on Priday—€l a Fear, postage prepaid. Six months, 30 centa pening Star. G2 All mail snbecriptions must be paid in advance; Bopaper sent longer than is paid for. Rates of advertising made known on application ' Vor. T6—No. 15,031. WASHINGTON, D.C.. SATURDAY, JANUARY 11, 1890. TWO CENTS. SPECIAL NOTICES. GEORGE SPRANSY, 434 7th st. TWENTY PER CENT DISCOUNT. SPECIAL NOTICES. : ee 7UST THE PLACE YOR CHANDELIERS | AND FIXTURES FOR GAS. ; €. A. MUDDIMAN, = ‘To .cake room for our Spring Stock of Poot AMENICAN AND ENGLISH HATS =o, We offer Balance of our Stuck of Furs. including en ti BEAL sac AND SEAL JACKET: the chsuing year by the stork holders of the AL 20 Pek CENT OFF FOR OASH. to Brick Machine Company will be beld at ¢ JAMES ¥. DAVIS’ SONS, of the company. Rooms 4 and is ae Ro =] i js10-1w 1201 Pennsylvania ave. h.w., Washington, D.C. on the se uary, 1890, being Jandary Polls opel trom 12 noon BOOKS FOR SUBSCRIPTION TO STOCK of the Washingtou and Western M: 390. 3p-m.,in pursuance of tern Mar; comp: Railroad Company will be opened on SATURDAY the SESS RE L. HOLBROOK, 18th instant, st 11 o'clock am. Rooms 10, 20 aud i 49,28,jal1 President the Wash. Brick Machine Co, | Stn butiding: Ww rei rl of Commissioners, __Jad- ibe @ HOME BUILDING ASSOCIATION. enth Issue of Stock. Looks bow open for subscriptions ac office of Treasurer, ‘OURT OF THE DIS- MBIA, . Equity No. | quo IN THE SUPREY = THAACT OF Wamp Nas vs. KOBERT This cause being referred to me, among other mat- | 1907 Penna, ave. p.W. rs, to pemctter mh state the claims of the creditors, The first monthly poe A for the receipt of dues on D . stock of the new or seventh series will be held at the on 7 o'clock. be taken at this meeting or the treasurer, as above, be= Shares of this series ma; at any fime at the office o ™m. and House, Washington, D.C.,or be 2 z z payment thereof out of the real s gxtate auld by decree im this cause oF the proceeds | | ‘The past six years of the agsociation have been very JAS. G. PAYNE, ful ones, the resu! jomical y officers host of ut of carefull and econ Auditcr. urpius, 86,3135.0) 3 shares holding advances Or loans. b. Puymentson stock, 81 per share lowed at 3 per cent on stock im settlements, Settlements be made at any time and We have removed our stock of Lumber to our New Yard, 14th and D stu. «w., where we will be pleased tosee our patrons and fricuds whenever iu wantof claim that i new locatio - ed factiitice fur hanulius on Lumber, being con Hand river {FORE oem, webane-oagplninngerin! prec toe Joaued per share to have been $172.39 or 81,723.00 mrantee Our usual igi gh (20, shares, the, monthly payments theretor being ” < rs 810 on stock an 0 as interest. E. E. JACKSON & CO., Retin ne ta Yard, 14th and D sts. sw. We do not lay claim to being as large as some others ‘ | of the associations of the District, but we do claim Factory and Main Office, southeast corer ts iet’ | tat mone are more carefully managed, in & more and Ohio ave. -tu,th,s-22t = healthy condition or make loans, to the members st SERIAL SAVINGS AND BUILDING AS- = SOCIATION. in whole or in at monthly dues rednced thereby. t year’s business shows the art celled fac t both to railroad ave in stoe Bhinds, &c.. and we liveries wy purchasers. erage amonnt lower rates or on Gasier terms. Place your savings } with us ato percent per annum interest and borrow from us such money as you may find yourself in need the very easiest of terms and with the least pos- expense. 1 the constitution may be obtained from either of the undersigned or the other officers of the Call for Constitutions. ‘ecribe for stock— hare—between the | association. res legen - THOMAS DOWLING, Pres. cor. Pa, av.and 11th st. hours of 9 am. and 4:30 p.m. daily at the officeot ANSON S. TAYLOR, Vice Pres., 1224 F st. n.w. . : EDWARD S. WESCOTT, Treas., 1907 Pa. ave. n.w. JNO. A. PRESCOTT, Secretary and Treasurer, | WOH “WHiSEL Sos at hee ee eoree 214-6m 1416 F st. n.w., Kellowe Building. <q 2 GUAPHOPHONE AND ELECTHIO LIGHT = =e rOCk BOUGHT AND SOLD $ CERTIFICATES OF STOCK, CHEQUES cs TE en eee aud other securities, Comuncieial Bthe- ; as gt idee ry and designiny. A. G. GEDNEY. ~ a eee. Ss TOth and D streets (Post build a= JANUARY 9, 1890, ‘The copartnership heretofore existing be- cRS N At tween eM eon ae M. Ri Page age ee and firm of Markwai ng, 1922 sth st. .w., has _PERSONS this day been dissolved by mutual consent. - ir hess will becontinued by Mrs. Markward, who will aswume ail Lisbilities and collect ali debts of sid. ARA V_ MAEK WARD, CLINTON M. KING. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF JHE CONTROLLER OF THE CURRENC : y, WasHINGtO! 1890, fl Januar; Whereas by satisfactory evideuce presented to the undersigned it has been made to appear that the West z al Bank of Washington, in the city of Washinwton, in the county of aud District of Colum- bia, has complied with all the provisious of the stat- 3 of the United States juired to be complied with ISS HELEN WICKERSHAM—HAVE LOST YOUR address. My letters to you all coule back. Send ress, Mine is unchanged, — Jal EMMA V. AZELTON. Chicazo. am S37 = WILL BE PAID BY A LADY FOR A PER-} $379 latent Government Position: salary 850 to 860 per month. Address Box 50, Star office. jal0-3t* MVIL- SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS and Answers Send 1Ue. to SW. FLY jaS-Im* —— Southw NOW 1S THE Time. M mus your entisee |. A.M., Ivy Institute, Fr. Sth and K sts. n. WE WILL PAY “IG iE TIME. ui req Money” for First-cluss Second-hand Clothing. Ad- | 7% . ~ — vitl Gress of call at JUSTI'S OLD STAND, G1UD 96 | before an Cen ye ln cd a nk ‘ow. therefore, I, Jesse D. Abrabams,deputy and act- GOODRICH, ATTO! 124 DE roller of the currency, de hereby certify that in the by e bern st, Chicas of Washinntot Years’ experience, bustness i acted ‘i ~ free,” twenty-one | quietly and legally trans- | t End National Bunk inuton, in the county of and is authorized to commence the business of ug, ¥s provided in section fifty-one hundred and sixty-nie of the Revised Statutes of the United States, ‘timony whereof witness my hand and seal of UTHORIZED PRIVATE DE A Wilans & Co, Communi fended to and strictly confidential bours. WM. WILLIAMS, Manager, my: Tes "Tuousox-Horstox Execrnie In thee this 7th day of January, 1890. as i ** "3. D. ABRAHAMS, Deputy and Acting Controller of the Currency. THE WEST END NATIONAL BANK Corner of 19th et aud Beams ° a COMPANY, ener WASHINGTON, D. Coed In accordance with the above jority END NATIONAL BANK OF WASH ‘opened its office for the transaction of a Goneral Business at 1903 Peunsylvania ave. nw. eve Particular Manufacturer of Electrical Apparatus for Electric Are and Incandescent Lighting, Electrical Trans- its. Discount Commercial Paper. i “Wa Ie WEES Uo, a, McILMENNy. mujssion of Power, Electric Railwaysand Tramways, HILEX, . A. MILHENNY, CHAS. Yi WITLIAMS, Caster. Focusing Lamps, Naval Projectors and Marine Ins} oc welineeay, stallations Jno. K- Carmody, Geo. J. Johuson, Hon. Jno. W. Foster, Frank T. Rawlings, — Ino. duo. F. Voxt, Leroy Tuttle, E.S Wescott, THE THOMSON-HOUSTON ELECTRIC CO, oe Wie Semon” Geo. W. Linkins. 620 Atlantic avenue, Boston, Nines. “@=THE ANNUAL MELTING OF THE stockholders of of the Distriet of Columbia, for the election o! ‘rustews for the ‘ensuing year, will be held at the com Peny'some®s 470 Louisiana ave. n.w., On TUESDAY, the 14h day of trom 3 angaiy, ANU. pen from 2 tod Pelock pin. — “GEOKGE E. FLEMING, _ ai whetia, 1. Secretary. SEE “AMUSEMENTS.” ‘Washington office, 1533 F st 412-Im1p Guear Crzanrse Suz Persons who, in consequence of the Lecture-Le: on the Art of Iinitating tu Perfection the Freuchmay Voice, just previous to the holideys decided Professor COLLIEKE'S Freneh Course that the New Classes will open Thursday, January 9, at 4:30 and 6:45 p.m. (repeated), eu. ter reg- ularly, ot the aime hours, Tuesdays, Wednewiay aud » Clas: s: r Saturdays, La Saturday mornings at 11 P Ki clock. Advat Mondays, Thursdays an eB AAA L AAA COEF ,, ¥ P a2 AluLA A EER of lessons. i ¥14 7TH ST. NW. ON ACCOUNT OF REBUILDING. FELT HATS TN ALL SHAPES AND COLORS, FORMER PRICES, 50c., 75c., $1, $1.25 AND $1.50. YOUR CHOICE [qq INVESTMENT SECURITIES. 2S QUITABLE MORTGAGE CO. OF PHILADELPHIA. CAPITAL, $2,000,000. Offers to investors its 6 per cent Guaranteed De- sans eco benture Bonds, These Bonds ares safe, reliable and = &% oo convenient investment snd can be purchased in = .8 $80 amounts of $2200, $500, $500 and $1,000. oes Sy cco — et a ok CRANE, PABRIS & CO., Sct $$ ta Bankers, Evbitt House, Agenta, — ‘copie Who will furnish all information. n23-wis3m LADIES* NEWMAKKETS IN ALL STYLES AD FORMER ae THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STUCK. PRICES #8, #9, 810 A) : holders of the National Safe Deposit Com any of Washington will be held at the office of the YOUR CHOIC tonipany on MONDAY, January 13, 1889,a0 1 o'clock ox p.tu., for the election of seven directors toserve for i i ay Ses the chsuing year. Sahel aK SOU, THE REGU! J L MEETING OF 3 s = Y Oe. ws oe Bo he stcciitciders of the Columina Sutiowal #3 “ — = Lunkct Washington for the election ok dirctors Wil be leld at its banking house ov. San y CHILDREN'S COATS SOLD FORMERLY 14, 1800, between the hours of 12 o'eluck ui aud FORK @5, #6, AND YOUR CHOICE mn aa E. 5. PARKER, DOW, 81.99. 414,21, 2885011 ‘Cashicr, ENTIRE STOCK MUST BE SOLD PRE- VIOUS TO REBLILDIN NO BRANCH STORE. BE sUkE You come To KING'S PALACE, $14 7TH STREET, N.W, ~e= WEST END STOVE AND PLUMBING House. Orders for Repairs to Furnaces, Tobes and Kanwes attended to patterns of latrobes in stocl promptly. ‘TI ns between Hand ir GHOCERS, ATTENTION! de to JOHNSTON BROs. & CO., 613 New York ave., Wholesale Tea Merchatits, to place your ordera, ENOKMUCS SHIPMENTS Now stored in shington to select from. Opening orders a specialty. Cans and Caddies free, are ius JOUNSTON BUS. & CO, Ge UNGICAL Tetra NTS. Dee De M. ‘TEBELLO =< {. Physiciaus is called to yur large stock of a ON Atteution of Physicians is calle an rc ba = _ _ - ot purgeuns: losiruments aud Supplies, all of ivest CHAMPAGNE, quality. Our prices lowest DOWN atte " a Full saortuent of Crate jectrie ries, From the Old Vineyards of the Trusses aud Buppotiers, DUE: OF ORLEANS. Elastic Hosiery @ specialty. 2 D. GILMAN ‘This High Grade of Wine,on anew 627 Pa. ye. now. being te saa with 20.cf the <q CHEAPEST, QUICKEST AND CPMANLST leading branda,was placed Sirst 9 FUEL ls WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANYS tm quality. COKE. 1. W. BURCHELL, JOHNSON BROTHERS, ‘et 1525 ¥ ou aw _49-3m Exclusive Sales Agenta, = 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 cffice will be open from € to S o'clock pan, Advances will be made Promptly at 7 o'clock. ‘The 18th issue of stock is open for subscription. Shares are 82.50 per month. $1,000 advanced on each share, Pampbiets explaining the objects and advantages of ‘the Association are furnished upon application, THOMAS SOMERVILLE, _ JNO. JOY EDSON, See'ry. at cc" “CHANLES ALLEN HAS RENOVED bis Kesidence to 1380 G at uw, to 9:30 am. 3:30 to 4:30 and 6 to 7 p.m 10 Pex Cesz Reoverios ON OPERA GLASSES, CLOCKS AND BRONZES FOR 15 DAYS ONLY. FRANK M. LEWIS, EWELER AND SILVERSMITEL 1215 PENNA AVE 8.30 3-3 ee ‘Semaasece mye 3 | Fag T A. WILSON, 5 NG. = oY \ MEBTOS | LINING. PAINT (AND CEMENT | REAL ESTATE BROKER, Cand 3-ply Tarred Koos 7 Linney Comment, ‘and Char | MONEY TO LOAN ALWAYS ON HAND. is tw SONS. S04 10thsk ew | PIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY BUILDING, JoRUSAEE = | _n30-2m COR. 7TH ST. AND LOUISIANA AVE. FUNEKAL DIKECTOR AND EM FheSH HAVANA AND BBY Weut Trad veueagh Born f<— ny 7 vanis ave D.w, i SEGAK! ‘Teley hone call i331 a | pape, oa PEMBKORE a2 E gaek azs fa ln Wass i Kk ENGRAVER AND LITHOGKAYHER, | Vistung cards metly engraved from your plata yz) 15 ___ SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. MAJ. GEO. A. HILTON, WHO HAS JUST returned home from #six months’ ev gelistic trip on the Pacific f the tral Union Mission, 930 Pa, ave. TONIGHT (SATU PAY) Serelock. “Sous service Yed by Bro. Havell => 00D TEMPLARS' HALL, COR dij AND Penusylvapia ave,—Frieuship Lode bas change Tomorrow Evening. An excellent. program has been arraused; good music and singing. Mrs, Belva A. Lockwood will address the meeting. Atiend in force. 1° FIRST-CLASS ADVERTISEMENTS IN the Woman's Tribune will reach the best families ia the city, See the paper at news stands sud at the Uftice, 1015 G st. nw. itt @—>THE MEMBERS OF MONUMENTAL i - Lodge. 1.0.G.1., are requested \o attend the etingg 1 VENING. Vital and im- ess will come up Tor consideration. A Hy ve necessary. C, N. WHITNEY, Sec. 1t* ~e@=>A MEETING OF THE MEMBERS OF the “Pool” of PRINTING COMPANY will be held. w.fourth floor, on MONDAY EVENING, Jan. A890, at 7:30 o'clock, SAMUEL M. BRYAN, Chi man, jal 13t << ~ JANUARY 11, 1890. NoTIC! id ©. TICE. day Withdraw from the firm of J. Wann & z! ate) __J.D. NEWMAN, _ of above-named associa- The Sixth annual meetii nf southwest corner Pean. tion will be heid at the is ave. and 191 on TUESDAY EVENING, the 14th instant, at 7 0 ‘The sixth annual report will be submitted and officers for the ent venth year elected. Stock holders are requested to attend, Stock in the new or seventh series may be taken at this meet- ing. THOMAS DOWLING, President, . Cor. Pa ave, and 11th st, u.W. W. H. WETZEL, Secretary, 2131 H st. nw. $a11-3t <g> FOR SALE—FIVE REICK HOUSES, MOD. ‘ern improvemeuts: 6 and 8 ruows; in one of the Dost locations in the northwest section of the city, now under good of tor ali $16,000. Terms 8,000 cash, balance to suit, Parties having Inoucy to invest will do well to embrace thisoffer. J. T. DYER, 1304 F st.n.w. Jat” = AMERICAN ICE COMPANY. DIVIDEND NOTICE. A sepii-aunual dividend of four (4) per cent, payable to stock hoiders of record January 1, 1800, hus been declared, payable February 1, 1800, at the office of the company i Washington, D.C." J. C. TAYLOR, Auditor. Jal l-co3t r< ~a= SPECIAL, Upright Pianos for rent. ‘All the leading makes, FG. 8 Ja4-12t YMCA, 14, 1500. 8 p.m, at the pinterestin Kev. 5. H. Greene, ‘The public is cordially invited. <gp ~ YOUK OLD SQUARE PIANO ‘Taken in exchange for a new Bradbury Upright, bal- auce payable 810 mohthly or cash, _ Ja9-6e F.G, SMITH, 12 Be YOUR piano iy te 17 not leave your order at the BRADBURY PALACE QR AWUSIC 1225 PAL AVE. aud 1 wil receive prompt attention. WASH. L The copartnership he Ercan tha undermened.tnder the natua of J. C, Ergo o. is this day dissolved by mutual consent 3. Ereood havine purchased the interest of his co hers, will coutinue the business under the same style, assuimes all liabilities and will sign in lquida: tion. All debts due the late ea e to be paid te bin, JULIUS HUGLE, CHAS. C. HOMER, _ia7-6t r< g=2 COLUMBIA BANK AND ECKINGTON Kailroad Stock Vought and Sold by FRANK PELOLZE, ¥ street. TING OF THE STOCK: IONAL FAIR ASSOULA- for the élection of 4 Board wetion of any other buni- hess that may be properly brought before it, will be 1d on MONDAY, January 13, at the hour of 12 m. at wea's Hall, 632 Ponneyly _By of . MCKIE: e preside JOSEPH s Jabi-uit President, even one of my efficient tail exo. Here is how I propose to yin an otherwise dull season. ry A Word about this lat- You kuow, these Cheviots are the very choicest and most popular Suitings made aud have been as good as ld wheat’ at their reyui Fortunately for you econ, heuce the deop to WARY TELD Stat Expert Trousers, uth and G sts, ERSIGNED HAS PURQHASED title est in the Druz » tHE OND: E eee Store of Mr. Wan. H. L CO. OF D.C. WastiNoTON, Jan. 4, 1890. the Mutual’ Fire Insarance Columbia will be held on JANUAKY J890, the 20th pany, corner of Pennsyi- commencing at 9 o'clock The annual meeting company of the District 0 the THIRD MONDAY 0) inst., xt the ollice of the vanii ave, aud Oth st. nw. ara. By the charter of the company the election of seven Diapers, to covstitute a board to conduct the affairs of the colupany, is required to be heid at the above meeting. By the sixth article of the by-laws of the company itis provided: “At the annual meeting of the com- pany the first busines# in order shall be the apport met of a chuirman, who shall conduct the mecting and election in accordance with the uct of incorpora— tion, between the hours of 9 o'clock au. and 6 o'clock Pp. Aincunt of pi company. Amount of cash on hand? Securities, Real e 5,734 26 ‘The anuual stitéient will be ready for distribution year 1SSY. at the office by the 1oth inst. anager Y BOTELER, Secretary. MPORARY OFFICE OF THe SHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST OOM- 1001 F street n.w. CAPITAL, $1,000,000.00. This company is now prepar of deposit bearing interest as follows: Un all amounts deposited for ninety days or more, but less than six mouths, 3 per uu; 31 per ceuton de- posits for sore than six mouths, LUt less Lhan a your, Sud 4 per ceut ou deposits of one yur oF louger. cured investiuents for sa Bee B. H. WARNER, President, W. B. ROBISON, secre Charles B. Bailey, Sunes 1, Barbour, By Order of the Board of Jad-14t J. WESLE Creuree F, Schat eorke F. Schafer, a Froukiin Schueider, Thonias somerville, John 4. Swope, J.8. Swormsted fe 3. H. Warner, A. A. Wilson, oO. iy L. D. Wine, Witham 1s. Gurley, 8. W. Woodward, john B. Larner, hus, Benj. Wilkinson, 420-Lin AL 8, Worthington. Raa oe WHISKY” PRODUCT OF THE WILSON DISTILLERY, HIGHSPIRE, DAUPHIN CO, PA, ‘This celebrated Whisky, most carefully and slowly yeasted, mashed, fermented and distilled from the in- Valuable health-viving Chalybeate waters and choice small grain Rye peculiar to the renowned mountain Aistricts of Pennsylvania and Maryland, and ripened iu heated ware houses, sea-voyaged and aged in the wart salt air of Bermuda. The oxides of iron and their homologous sults found in the waters from which this Whisky is distilled render this Whisky invaluable and unequaled asa tonic and rejuvenstor to those in need of strength, vitality aud vigur ‘See certificate of Prof. Toury of the Baltimore Med- ical College: “IT 18 PURE, FREE FROM FUSEL OIL, AND CAN THEREFORE BE SAFELY RECOMMENDED FOR MEDICINAL USE. ITS HIGH COLUR 18 DUE TO THE IKON PRESENT. AM. P. TONEY, Ph.D., Chemist.” Ask your Grocer for WILSON WHISKY. THE ULMAN GOLDSBOROUGE Co,, Distillers, a19-3m Baltimore, Ma. = DR, B, FRANK GIBBS Ht REMOVED BE Teatdenee asa Une wo Lous drat Rew ‘Otlice hours—8 to 10 a.m., 3 to5 p.. 8 9 wo Suoity.. Tolepnoue-ase, P™ Migr? COPAKTNERSHIP HERETOFORE vetweeu GEOKGE J. JOHNSTON snd ROBERT M_ eee y, firm nan style of JOHNSTON & poe jy gasumes sl} the debts of the a, Fa JOHN rON. THE ¢ ROBELT M. ber of ns a @ nun! oe steer ‘ey hit snd SSkaistom bs Litbey, and Tecline seruea there ine Toarket article of Cuy Lime: and farther south fave, iiade ar. Guarries of West Vingiuia vis the B and O- So. Varticie of Preeh Weesrournt, pee Gobstipers aod ‘of that class of Lime ST. JOHN'S CHURCH, GEORGETOWN, Corner U and Potomne sts.—Services Tomor- row: Holy Cominunion at 8; moru! reyes wer- mon at a) j_evening prayer at 4:30, Vested choir. Strangers always welcome. it Bae ces x E. CHURCH. — 9 AM. a7 sunday sercol at church and gnjesion 11 atid 7:30 ptt, PRB pastor: 6:30, rounge Poople's praise imcectug; 730 pins Weduenday wie. sionary prayer meetiui. nw E STREET BAPTIST CHURCH, BE- ‘tween Gth and 7th sts., Rev. J. J. Muir, pas- : neat 1 am 0p. he I. nd 7 OrrOw. ‘Chureh ideal Excluded Guest.” All weleome. ELIGIOUS LIBERTY RE Course, Washington hall, cor. ve. and 3d st. s.e.—sunday, 3 p.m. sermon, “Lessons from the History of Ancient Israel.” 7:30 lecture, f : fore Congress.’ Is it cousistent with itself, with existing laws, and the krand old privciple—"Con- fess shall make no law respecting an establishment religion.” it => METROPOLITAN PRUSUYTERIAN a Chureh. 4th and 3 sts. sc. (Capitol HD), Al ohn Chester, DD. eo i cap mores am. aud 7:3 zy Ps © meetings Tuesday aud Thursday evenines at 7/3000 it <g=>CHURCH OF TUE COVENANT PRES: i =< byterian), Connecticut av d 18th « d.w.—Services ab 12 a.m. and 7:30 Preaching by the pastor, Key. Teunis 8, Hanlin, D.D. The subject Of the evening discourse wil! be the second question of eral asse bly ee oh ot the gon mbly’s overture. Suu 9:30 a. ma. x x tt 657. PA °H. 23D ST. aS. Altred’ Mardi Services: 7:30 inorning service aid serum? ‘ enand semen (full choral) and sertuon. A <q CENTHAL UNION MISSI uve.—Gospel services daily, Pm. brauch imeetings as usual, will lewd the y 3 p.m. meet <q MCKENDREE OLE. ve. bet. wth anc 10) a.m 7:30 pe People's meeting, 6:45 p.m. Sunday wchool, 9:0 a, im. Kevival services during day and ench evening of the week except Saturday, at 7:30 o'clock. it H.NCH AND FE 4 7:30 p.m. by muse of Represen- = CHURCH, 9TH Kev. Joseph T. 7 Pastor, ) a.m. Preaching pastor at i] win. Youn people's prayer mectug: pun. Thuredsy eve Inveting at o'clock, Strangers are cordially welcomed at services. it a You ; the pastor, at 11 am, 7:30 p.m. int thou 1 Re ANY Barrer cuvn Sth anid Ht sts n.w Hey. san ie, ‘Sunda; 80 atm, Prew: om. ator ent servir ith First at church, 16th and O sts. KENDALL CHAPEL, BRANCH, corner 13% and D s.w.. Hey. Therui Out- Water, pastor,—Sunday sch: Crt 5 preaching, 1) ain. and MEMORIAL CHAPEL, corner Sth and P sts. now Srnday sel 0 pm. All are cordially invited'to these servi t <g> WAUGH MLE. CHUL S.0.—Preactituy ot 11 the pastor, Rev, J. A. Price, D.b. usual 7:30 p.m. by Other ‘serviess a6 * MEMORIAL So Church, Le Droit Pai 7thu.w.. Rev. William 8. tomorrow at 11 a.m. and 7: A.Currington. Sabbsth school att Pui, Christian Endeavor So: 645 ym. week service and preparatory lecture ou Wednesday 7:30. omuMunion January 10. t SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH, 4TH §' M. BVE. 8.0 z Swen, past % preach at'L Ta, 7 isu pu. Ali Young men’s ples meeting ne service Thurs- = rs . In. Parsonage, 730 4 A Family af bums on Fridays fro PRESBYTERIAN Boundary pastor aud bm, FOUNDKY M.E. CHURCH, 1471 AND G.— Rev. G. E will preact x RST CONGREGATIONAL er, of Ath and Gat 10) M. News organist. Sunday school at Curistian Endeavor 6:45 pn. CONGREGATIO: ne., Key, B.N. or 1) atu. addressed by F. B yMOUF, pastor, : ‘cuiperatice. tect iM. Bradiey.G: Wl Sono OTH ST. N. 11 aan. and 7 y of Christian All invited.* Endadvor ie W. Baldwin, p with pare Preaching 11 THE COMPETING CITIES. New York Orators Before the ‘Centennial Committee. Washington News and Gossip. Pare 1! ARCHITECTS. Page 2 | HON. CHAUNCEY M. DEPEW AND EX-REPRESENTA- ATTORNEYS ~ Pare TIVE BOURKE COCKRAN SET FORTH THE ADVAN- AUCTION SALES. 8 and 11 TAGES OF GOTHAM 4s A SITE THE WORLD'S BICYCLES, Pace = Far, FOR RENT (STaBixs). FOR RENT (Orrices), FOR SALE (Houses) FOR SALE (Hovsrs axp Lots) of the apartment were a number of ladies— members of the ladies’ auxiliary society of Chicago—and the only portion of the place uy 2 2 8 10 8 BOARDING — KS AND STATIONERY. + Pago ‘ BUSINESS CHANCES. Page 3{ The battle of the commercial giante—Chicago CITY ITEMS... Page 12 | and New York—commenced before the Senate COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. race : committee on the quadri-centennial this morn- mand | 328. There was a preliminary skirmish for and 8 | Seats, in which the western city came out abead 5. Page 12 | because it was on the ground, or, more prop- FAMILY SUPPLIES . Paco 11 | erly, im the chairs, at least half sn hour before ee penn any of the Gothamites put in an appearance. FOR RENT (itoostsy Page 2 | Fifteen minntes before the time set for the | FOR RENT (Sones), Page 2 | hearing there were not twenty vacant seats in FOR RENT (Houses: ~Page nf the Senate reception room. On the north side 2 3 3 Hi Telegrams to ‘The Star. THE K'NG OF SPAIN BETTER No More Bodies Recovered at Louisville. en BATTLE AMONG OYSTER PIRATES, — Vanderbuilt Buys a $100,000 Picture in London, a FATALITIES OF CHICAGO EXPLOSION — IN OWEN LOVEJOY’S HOME. White Scholars Drive Colored Children Out of a Public School. Axtox, Int., Jan. 11.—The Alton board of education has provided separate schools for colored children, but the negroes want their children to attend the schools set apart for white pupils, Yosterday a score of adult ne- groes, accompanied by half a hundred black children, went to the high school and demanded admision. Supermtendent Powell is a mild- mannered man and offered no obstruction, ‘The biack children walked in and took posses- sion of all the desks they found unoccupied, ‘The white pupils protested and began to pack up their books and make preparatious to leave. Some of the colored boys grinned at the white girls. and as soon ax the negro men left the building the white pupils assaulted the biacks. There was «a bard ficht for fifteen minutes, during which books ink stands, rab and hgir filled the air. The wh drove the blacks out of the room, chased the out of the yard and continued the fight in the street. The white giris urged their champions on with encouraging shouts and brough them munitions of war when possible. - THE YOUNG KIN His Condition is Much More F After a Restful Night. Maprip, Jan, 11, 8am.—The condition of the king is more favorable this morning. He slept at intervals during the the night. He took a small quantity of soup. A special mass for the recovery of the king was celebrated at 2 o'clock this morning in the private chapel of the palace, Mapp. Jan. 11,-—A builetin issued at 2p.m, stated that the king was tranquil and that there no signs of collapse. FOR SALE (Lots), Page 2 | not pretty closely populated was in the FORSALE Almoriiisaove) ke}, | immediate vicinity of the committee table. HOTELS...... 6 Page 2 The ips clock on the marble mantel ae a - ° g | musically announced the hour of 10 some fif- HOUSEFURNISHINGS ~ fare § | teen minutes when the New York delegation ‘Pago 12 | COMmenced to put in an appearance. By this NUON Page 12| time the senatorial committee was seated, LOST AND FOUND, Page 2 | Senator Hiscock was in his place, facing the MANICURE. Page 11 | Center of the long red-topped table, and on MARRIAGES... Page 5 | his left hand sat Senators Sierman, Vest, Haw- ‘Paxe 10 | ley, Farwell, Stanford, Colquitt and Evarts. —s THE NEW YORKERS WERE SOMEWHAT SURPRISED donald when, on endeavoring to enter the room, they ‘Page 12) found the place so thoroughly occupied by Page 9 | Chicago and St. Louis, but the gentlemen from Sanne auD GaEaon 2 the ls were not —— disturbed at the sur- | a Page prised appearance of the Gothamites, As rap- PERSONAL. Pure 2 | idly as possible the New Yorkers crowded into | PRINTERS. ... ‘Page 11 | the room and stood up in the aisles on both Lc ctecreaay Pare 10 | sides of the central division of the audience. PROPOSALS. ‘Page 12 | For a few minutes there was more squeezing RAILROADS Yare 9 | and crushing than has been seen or undergone goer NOTIO! Pawo 1 | in that reception room inall its history. The i fpticlenrtia Pere =] one hundred Manhattanites held aloft their Mpg eet Faro > | silk hats, clutched tightly their highly ornate ric Face ~ | umbrellas, and swayed and surged until they oss io 3 | #il tinally succeeded in getting inside. WANTED Mfrsogcuane: Lugs 2 4 FEW OF THE MORE DISTINGUISHED beholden oat eta among the recent arrivals secured chairs on Senator Hiscock’s rightshand, Ex-Secretary Whitney, the picture of health and smiling at everybody, was one of the lucky ones, and Col, Elliott F. Shepard of the Mau und Express was To Advertisers. Owing to pressure of news and the increasing circulation of Tuk Star, compelling ites forms ere Mayor Grant captured one to be put upon the presses promptly at the re- | Of a = ey, ——— quired hour, and also to make proper clasgifiqa- tion of matter, it is absolutely necessary that all advertisements shall be received af the business office earlier in the day than formerly. Its advertising patrons are therefore requested to send in all changes of matter before 11 o'clock a.m., and all new matter before 12 o'clock m., and as much earlier than those hours as possible, Copy recived earliest will have preference, al- ways, and that coming in after the hours named cannot have assurance of insertion until the next day. So ee Govensment Receirts Topay.—Internal revenue, $281,404; customs, $642,656. Recertion To THE New York Detecatiox.— President Harrison will receive the New York world’s fair delegation at the White House this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. Tue Funeran of the late Admiral Radford is in progress this afternoon from Christ P.E. eburch, Georgeto' he held on to it, Cornelius N. Bliss didn’t get to within twenty feet of the front, but be had @ seat, and that was a decidedly more comfort- See than that of Elihu Root, who stood up in the window niche and imbibed the draughts of cold air at every available pore. W. E. D. Stokes sat for a while on the softest arm of Secretary Whitney's chair, and when the late navy resigned the teather- cushioned comfort to Senator Daniel he scraped @ne monotonous place on his vertebrm against the hard and unnecessarily sharp edge of the mantel, The incoming of Senator Daniel, through Mr. Whitney's politeness, deprived Mr, Whitney of a seat, but Mayor Grant abbrevi- ated his physical being to such an extent that the ex-Secretary was enabled to occupy the same chair, It strained the chair to have two such heavy weights in it at one time, but there was no catastrophe. Commissioner Douglass sat in the front row and watched the proceedings quite closely, SPEECH OF CHAUNCEY M. DEPEW, The entraace of Chauncey M. Depew was the signal for an outburst of applause. The clever orator had come on a special train, so some of his neighbors said, in order that he might arrive on time. He was really fifteen minutes late, but he caused no delay. In a very short space of time he sbook hands with the mem- bers of the committee, and before the members of that body bad composed themselves was be- fore them, ready to speak. Singularly happy, so far as Washington 1s concerned, were the opening remarks of the president of the New York Central. He called attention InrerwaL Revexve ArPorntMENTs,—The Sec- retary of the Treasury has made the following appointments in the internal revenue service: Michael A. Sullivan, store keeper, Connecticut; Lemuel Tallent, store keeper and gauger, second evens Richard C. Moore, store keeper, sixth indiana, SChOO! wt 9 a.m; Prewes < erville; Preaching at 7.10 welconie. CHURCH OF OU# FATHER (UN. Re sulist), 13th aud Lats, uw. —S at ll aim. und’ 7:36 ‘pan, mi, All cordiaily invited, At ng service Dr. I. A, Bland will deliver a lec- {ure entitled ‘ihe axe of the brain.” It geo FIRST B. eerie Pre y Deweon Som- pra. by the pastor, All are ry APTIST CHURCH. O sta, Dr. Chis, CO} A. Stak ew day School 9:30 ain. ‘Che : ually dedicated Tomorrow, Dr. C. Lore ue preaching the dedicktory wermon at . Win. E. Hatcher cf Richmond, Va , will VO'CiCH. is Ineting OCK, ut Which addresses utler, Hanlia and will be rendered by Mr. ubert quartette of 1uule recentur. Public cordially it will be delivered by Drs. € Newman of this city, Herndon Morsell and the Yoices; Prot. P. 8, Foster, invited to attend, a CHURCH OF ‘THE KEFORMATION, sa “ave. and dst wes Ere uit tor. Rev. W, F 4 s . radon. at it zm. and 7:0 day cS BYOH at V:30. Wook mirht vervi y Awerican Subbath Union. Young men in: . Everybody remember the auniversury at the regational church Tuesday, January 14, 8 it >MOUNT VERNON th, coraer of PLACE M. E. CHURCH th wud K sts, un. lev, wat 12 am. and Breachitig at wry Febrey at LI invited. > ite REV. THOS. A. thong in the So- 008 E st. at 11 The Augels: who they ure and how re- invited. ite ge NEW CHURCH.—THE Kine of Baltimore will city's Hall (Nahonal Law Scboub, o'clock, on. Isted to u > SPCON D BAPTIST CHURCH, 3DST. N.W. Re W. B. Johnson, D.v., pastor.—11 am. Re Marshal: Land of Norfolk, Va..baptiam; 33 p.m, Ke: Robert Johnson will adinaisier’ comimuntons” + p.1u., Rev. Collet. Ww NM. E. GHUROH, COR. Preaching Tomorrow by tue at 11am. and 7:30 “The cde pl lory. 7:30p.m, ~ gS OHURCH OF THE ASOMNSIO us ave, and 22th a 3 0 p.m. - N 7 im Gshers will seat strangers ab morning vervice. — In | the eveniux sents free, 1t_| at i ST. REWS ave. aud 18th si comfortable by @ new car} follows: Sunday school, at 1am, an SUNDAY REST FOR ALL WORKERS — ‘Rev. W.¥. Crafts,D.. jean Sabbath Union, will preach on this subject iu the mitral Presbyterian church Lomorrow evening at |. The morning service will be conducted by the 3.¥. Rankin, DD. ‘The public tro cordialy in- Seats free. * CHAPEL, COR. MASS. has just been made very Services tomorrow us 9:30 am. Church service tev vited. ee OF THE ‘nase ANY, GST. Be’ Aev. KR, H. McKim, D.D., r.—8 ami., Holy Communion: 1lam., morning dee aud sermon by the rector; 4 Dh evening Prayer wud Catechetical Ingtruction; 730 pu, evening service and sermon hy the rector. All seat free except at lam. i ALL SOULS CHURCH (UNITARIAN), corner of 14th and L sts. n.w.—Preachin, lhoruing at J1and evening at 7:30 by Rev. Rush A. Shij pastor. Sun day sc\tvol at am. it th und 14th, CHURC! Pat, Kev. A. GRACK ~ REFOR! st. bet, RI. ave. an 8 ., Apple, pastor.—Services To.norrow at 11 a.m. and 730 p.m Sunday school at aan. deste free aud ail welcome. it JAMES CHURCH, STH STREET NEAR , Clark, rec: UNION WESLEY CHURCH, 23D BT. nw, J, fc 11 11 a.) ‘Presid- i Wales: 3 pte, ‘Singleton 7. be sopowes with communion; 730, ‘Evangelist 1. 901 a MUINE WE CRURCH.OTH AND PN.W, ii Ne Naylor, D.O- pastor. Be Be Nee bb ieror oe of Phil week Eva 15. Public cordially favseete™ te <q THE MEETING NAVAL OFFICERS called for SATURDAY EVENING is in- La | at NEXT ANNUAL MEETING RESETS tires enon A ‘at. n.w., on TUEBDAY next, the 14th p.m. The public is cordially invited. Rin} LO, SS rooms, enue Pm HW. pS ©. Jn. 11,1800, FAP ccc tee tuna ea — dha | Quay called on the Postmaster General this | morning in company with Gen, Hastings, the tothe fact that all great national or interna- tional expositions were held at the capitals of the respective nations, Manchester, Birming- ham and Liverpool were great cities, he sai but no successful exposition could be held in any other city than London. This argument Hevny G. Lyze has been appointed a special agent of the census office, with headquarters at Raleigh, N.C.,to take record of the indebted- ness of the state of North Carolina, Mr. Lyle was for a long time an employe of the House before he entered the census ¥fice. His pro-|he carried out so far as the princi- ion is in re i i cities and countries of Europe motion is in recognition | of efficient services. Racal lerdisancoll: a he a wet Tur Presipent Has Sioyep the joint reso- lution donating fixtures, furniture, &c., to the states of Washington and Montana, Aono THe Prestpext’s Cattens today were Senators Pettigrew and Pierce, Gov. armouth, Representatives McKinley, Burton, idringhaus, Anderson, Perkins, Taylor, apply it directly to the United States, It was an incontrovertible fact. he stated generally, ‘that a national exposition must be beld in the metropolis of the country holding it, and New York was the metropolis of this country. ‘THE “CIRCLE” THEORY, as ridiculed by Mr. Depew, afforded the an- dience a good deal of amusement. It was very Wallace, Farquhar, Sherman, Belden, Col. | well, he said, to draw circles demonstrating Brady of Virginia anda Maryland delegation i ‘ . headed by Gen, Ross, 7 gal that Chicago or St. Louis was the center of a greater population than was New York. He was born at Peekskill, on the Hudson. A cir- cle drawn around that piace, he said, included many great cities and represented a great num- ber of people, but Peekskill was not an aspirant for ‘the fair. [Great applause. Within the limits of what constitutes the city of New York, Jersey City, &e., you have three Chicagos, Eight million people in the hsiegs A could visit the fair at New York for a sum of not more that #2 and from that down to 5 cents. On the transportation problem, be said, depended largeiy the success of the fair. Two hundred thousand wishing to go home from St. Louis or Chicago could not dis- perse at the rate of more than 25,000 per hour and this would take eight hours, and the next day the fair would close. New York could dis- tribute the crowd more rapidly than was done at Paris. REFERRING TO THE FINANCIAL PROBLEM he said that the exposition could not go on rec- ord. It would not be possible to sell bonds, so the “chromo business” could not be a succes, Chicago and St. Louis had memorial funds of 24,000,000 each—New York a collective assess- ment of $5,300,000. The bill was now ready to be presented ‘to the New York legislature au- thorizing the expenditure of 10,000,000, which, he said. would pass without a dissenting voice. The leading argument was completed by 11:10 and before the applause had died away the Mante Decca’s Puotoorarus.—Assistant See- retary Tichenor has denied the application of A. D, Johnston of Washington, D.C., for the re- funding of eed ene by his niece. Miss Decca, on photographs of herself imported by her. The application states that the lady is a professional singer and actress and the photographs were imported by her solely as advertisement in her business, Secretary Buarxe has taken steps to iaform himself as to the exact condition of things that led to the seizure of American merchant vessels by the Colombian government. He has cabled Minister Abbott at Bogota to report to him ali the particulars relating to the enforce- ment of the customs la’ by the Colombian government and the consequent detention of the vessels for refusing to obe Sevator Quay anp Gen. Hastinas.—Senator adjutant general of the state of Pennsylvania, The latter has been mentioned as anti- Quay candidate for governor of the state, but it is believed that he has decided not to allow his name to be used—at least that is the interpre- tation given to the intimacy that seems now to exist between himself and Senator Quay. The latter has a candidate for governor in the per- | orator had led himself into his overcoat son of Mr. Delamater. - ee a a son — a — ~~ ae citga cre a ie en he sat down a cl wi Pensoxal.—Hon, Wm. ©. Whitney, Mar-)pecn saved for him. The general shall P. Wilder, Hon. W. G. Stahlnecker, Geo, | impréssion produced by his speech was very G. Haven and Tom Ochiltree of New York, Gen. John C. Block, Hon. L, D, Thomas, Wal- ter C. Newberry and F. H. Winston of Chicago, Joseph Clark of San Francisco, Hon. D. T. Littler of Springfield, IL, and W. H. Johnston of Philadelphia are at Chamberlin’s,_—James oe, and those Washingtonians who heard it were firmly impressed with a sense of grati- tude to the doctor for his able the best argument that can be half of the nation’s capital EX-CONGRESSMAN W. BOURKE COCHRAN resentation of vanced in be- ronan nesteae (aera? Fosd fod er followed Mr. Depew. He reviewed at length ald, Recomm, 01 a " ‘biliti com- Ebbitt——Hon, Wm, , Jennison,'a ‘Denver | ‘he, fssportation possibilities of the peting cities, and said that New York was the only city in the Union that could possibly ac- commodate the crowds that must make the exposition a success, Every one who came to ition from abroad would visit attorney, and Hon. Moses Pp, attorne: n- cral of” Minnesota, are at’ Willard soo N. G. Pierce and wife and Mrs. Charles Mc- Laren and daughters of St. Louis and Bain- bridge Clark and wife of wn, N.Y., are atthe Arno,—A. M. W. W. Gooch and wife of Boston, H. Taillan- dier of Paris, O. C. James of St. Louis, Charles B. Van Nostrand of New York ang Joseph T. Wn J, noes, ue? ‘clerk of tee Seanioaian m. J. Rhees, ¢! cle! Institution, has been sick with the week, but ho) i F | 4] 4 iE | i i F & ‘The cortes adjourned aiter an expression of their sympathy with the suffering prince. Paws, Jan. 11.—The Evenment says that a gram received in this city from Madrid deciares thatthe king of Spain i# suffering from tubercular meningitis, te THE CHICAGO EXPLOSION, Fear That Several of the Injured May Die—Who Is To Blame? Curcaco, Jan. 11.—It is feared that three and perhaps four of those injured by the ex- plosion of the boiler in the Morris building lastevening may die. Chas, Wilson, the engi- neer, is terribly scalded, and Geo. Folsom, A- C. Balch and Geo. Burgess are #o badly cut and bruised that the physicians regard their recovery as doubtful. The cause of the ex- plosion is a mystery. engineer insists that the water in the boiler was up to the proper gauge and that ouly 70 pounds of steam was on, The boiler had been tested to 25 pound pressure. Republican Senators Refused Certifi« cates—A Demucrat to be Bounced. Cuca Jan. 11.—A special dispatch from Helena, Mont,, to the Inter-Gcran says: Yester- day afternoon Messrs. Sanders and Powers, whe were elected United States Senators by the re- publican house and senate, made formal appli+ cation to Gov. Toole for certiticates of elec- tion, The request was denied on the ground that their election was illegal, and also be- cause of the fact that Gov. Toole had already given certificates of election to Messrs, Clarke and Magiunis, elected by the democrats, The legislative deadlock continues in full force, and the republicans have decided to break it, so far as the senate is concerned, by seating Mr. McNamara, a democrat, who is ineligible because of his being a federal of- ficial, This will give the republicans full and free control of the senate. — BURIED IN QUICKSAND, No More Bodies Recovered from the Loutsville Caisson. Lovisvinze, Kv., Jan. 11.—No more bodies have been recovered at the bridge caisson since that of Hamilton Morris was taken from the outer lock of the entrance shaft yosterd: morning. Two other bodies were visibl packed in the mud end sand and wedged be- tween the trap doors of the middie lock, where the men had met de escaping from the caisson room beneath. in their struggle to the shaft had et up jammed the traps pal peoventol their own egress.gAnother caisson will be sunk alongside the old one, and an effort will be made to reach the interior of the caisson room in which the fourteen workmen are entombed by working from the new caisson. — 1S BELGIUM GOING TO PIECES? Danger to the Little Monarchy From Protracted d Violent Strikes. Loxpos, Jan, 11.—It is being seriously asked if Belgium is not fast drifting toward anarchy and whether the government will be able to restrain the desperate workmen who every day give vent to their recklessness by deeds of violence and acts of incendiarism. To prociaimn her weakness by calling for the assistance of other powers would be a step almost ns fatal for the government as yielding to the strikers, but it is plain something mast be done. The morning after the destruction by fire of the bourse and the theater the police were busy tearing down piacards, some of which were printed with red ink and sigaed * warn- ing monarchs, money dealers and usurers that their existence and professions were offensive and insulting to an oppressed people in want of the commonest necessities of life, and that laces, money temples and places of amnxe- ment would be marked for destruction until the cry of the masses for justice was heeded. A liceman while removing one of these plac faa his head crushed by a stone and « crowd prevented the 2apture of his assailant. edad satin STRIKE AT NEW ORLEANS, Oil Mill Operatives Demand Higher Wages and Employers Refuse. New Oxxeans, Jan. 11.—Press room em- ployes in one of the cotton mills opposite New Orleans have struck for higher wages anda large number of men are temporarily out of They ask an increase to £2.50, The tease bo So-E etna a. v which is practically under same manage ment, also made 4 similar demand and as the