Evening Star Newspaper, January 25, 1890, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Worthwest Corner Peansylvania Ave. and 11th St, by The Evening Star Lays ol Company, & H_ KAUFFMANS, gun Bvanve Gran te served Eity by carriers, on their own: sec eek. oF Hc. per mouth. Copl gente each ruail—postare py Routh: one year, gc. six monte @ [Entered at the Post Office at Washington, D.C. @econd-class mail matter ] Tux Werxir Stax—published on Friday—@l Fear. postaxe prepai ‘months, 5 £2 Al! mail subscriptfons must be paid in advance; Dopaper sent longer than is paid for. Bates of advertising made known on application smbserfbers tn tat 10 cente per ‘at the counter, 2 peepeid-S0 coms © | «Che Vor. T6—No. 15,043, bening WASHINGTON, D.C.. SATURDAY, JANUARY 25, 1890. Star, TWO CENTS. SPECIAL NOTICE SPECIAL NOTICES. VING LEASED THE PREMISES AD- funine ‘ure how occupied by the Fair and as we desire’ invert the two stores into ove mam- Sth establishment and to make room jider, we will clear our entire stock of Mi Ay rs i t. now is 2 est ey ears PALACE, $14 7th st ow. [PREVIOUS TO TAKING AC- orunt of Stack, we shall offer a discount of (Oper cent om all Dry Goods except Domestics, for iy. THOS. J. LUTTKELL, cor. ae stand = THE PLACE FOR CHANDELIERS AND FIXTURES FOR GAS. Cc. A. MUDDIMAN, 1206 Fat ns OFFICE OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND | Potomac Telephone Comp ‘A dividend te per share will be paysble on the Au day of Sanuary, 1890, to a ore Bholdees of record er ‘bustzess on the 17th day o R Encoites ofthe tre Treasurer of the company, 619 14th Washington, Ga 1, TES OF aarvEs a UES eee aera” Boca tae — Toth and D streets (Post buildidy ==> CHEAPEST, QUICKEST AND cuuaniae UEL 13 WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY'S COKE, JOHNSON BROTHERS, 69-3m Exclusive Sales Agents, EQUITABLE ‘CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION. “EQUITABLE BUILDING,” 1003 F ST. ASSETS $1,119,062.77. Offce hours, from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily. On the first Wednesday in each month the office will be ppen from 6 to 8 o'clock p.m. Advances will be msde Promptly at 7 o'clock. The 18th issue of stock is open fureubscription. Shares are $2.50 per month. 61,000 advanced on each share. Pamphlets explaining the objects and advantages of She Association are furnished upon application, THOMAS SOMERVILLE. INO. JOY EDSON, See'ry. BUSINESS CHANCE 50k SALE—CONFECTIONERY—A BAKERY DO- fra yocd cash business: will welt, very cheap 4f ken at once; satistactory reasons given for seill Address Box 50, Star uifice. da: JUR SALE—CIGAR AND TOBACCO STOKE 315% Penna ave uw. Cali Go’clock p.m Ja: PAaktyY with » DESIRES TO Paying Busines: im as Ns Tr md Patent. Address, sti i nature of business or invention, cost of production, capital required, prospective pronts and other full in- formation, Box 35, Star oifice. 1 RARE OPPORTUNITY.—ADVERTISER HAS A combined new Store aud Dwelling of ten rooms Bnd bath, pautry and closets, im northwest section, Low | Rented bs the year st €100 per month in advance: Will exchange fo: nice Keskte Address or cal on W. T. FITZGERALD, Koom 30, LeDroit, Build- ing, city. Jaz. Rae" bs on 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-giving Chalybeate waters and choice small grain Rye peculiar to the renowned mountain districts of Pennsylvania and Maryland, and ripened in heated ware houses, sea-voyaged and aged in the Wwarmn salt air of Bermuda. , The oxides of iron and their homologous salts found in the waters from which this Whisky is distilled render this Whisky invaluable and unequaled asa tonic and rejuvoustor to those in need of strength, vitality and vigor See certificate of Prof. Toury of the Baltimore Med- seal College: “IT 18 PURE. FREE FROM FUSEL O1L, AND CAN THEREFORE BE SAFELY RECOMMENDED FOR MEDICINAL USE. ITS HIGH COLOK 18 DUE TO THE 1KON PRES “WAL P. TONRY, Pb.D., Chemist.” ‘This celebrated Whisky is sold by the following oy part Cropley & Gwynn, $36 9th st. n.w. a3. Hedman, cor. OU and Louisiana ave, = B. Bryan 608 Pennsylvania ave. Dw. Geo. DEM M. &P 7 417 B. i, Wheeler cor 18th ch Kata nw. Matthew Goddard, cor. T. A. Rover, 741 North Louis Gundling, 152: £9 Brunt, 165 H. B. Duley, 17 D. Cor mel Cor. Ist and Hate nw 4. D. Doi Penis ivaia ‘ave. Dw, Oth st, Holtzman, 14 4. L. seiby, 60: eunsgivania aver W.7,,0aile 1 th st. Stexauder a a ‘and E eta, nw. Metropoliean Chub, 1 7th and Hi sts. now. jeriden Club, Ask for WILSON WHISKY. THE ULMAN GOLDSBOROUGH Co,, Distillers, Baltimore, Md. HENRY WHITE'S Music Store removed to _ ‘935 F at. BET. Mth and lease, OF up lease D ON PA A avd on F be nt on low t ap ng = ht Busin Wagot _ mean Lie se Wagon Address . GONER, Witu katiae LOON AND RESTAURANT at CHA —A, oA ou Pu. ave. n.w.; Siieap? lonw lease: "Aas: WOK SALE-SMALL STORE. 87¢ di location; nice pl FIXTURES ‘and Goud ce for lady with chien ap rent. Sold cheap for cash. Aadress BALE. Star o lee. it \) STEAM BOAT M. PIRST-CLASS STEAMER yeh “Ulive™ for sale at a bargain ; th ly repaired pine fder for passenger or freight cousumes 13 tons of coal per day i oft. fore 1 adth, 30% ft: Duuit'2Se>; machinery sud uth ret-claw aud boat ready for tinmcediate service, has been used with large Foturus to present owuers, who seli her because chanx- Sng Dosinews, For inrther or terms adaress JOSEPH T MANS, managing owner, 438. H day »<.. Baitimoy ES ene eee a PROVISION AND Li tore: will suit party with moderate ene 2th st_ nw. E TO CREDITORS. preme Court of the District of f Columbia. s0nN SMaTCHELE ct al. va. THOM. DA. No.1)" al. os equity. sph no rsuance of the | Povisix a decree passedin seeukere ented cnoce 4 hereby wiven to the Creditors of the late Susann: erman Ree, d to file their claims with the vouchers there: =: of the auditor of said court, van 30 di HIKD DAY OF FEBRKUA 1 S_~ Stock! SUKANCE COMPANY for the District of Columbia for the election of nine Directors to serve for the e Suing year will be held at the office of the Compan: 1305 Pa, ave. n.w., Monday, Feburary 24, 1890. Po open at] and close at 3p Javed RAWLINGS, Secretary. AN OVERUOAT woke SALE—THE GOOD WILL, STOCK « Es Coffees and spices and Fixtures i Store 802 7th t .W. aud at Stand 112K street market. Offers for we nd stand separately will be cunsidered. “ne 9 Ansiius T4253 New York ave. ‘ROCERY AND MEAT STORE, STOCK AND Fixtures. One of the best business cor imxton. Kent Low. reasous for selling. established 18 years; cause of selling not able to Bttend to it y 3 a M_J., star office. __ alas Fe SALE—A BUTTER BUSI = Wagon aud Harness; three routes or deliveri ‘Bud Fiatures, selling GUO los. per week, aiso Exes an we. Inquire of EB. ALDEN, 921 E'st.u.w. par BEAUTIFUL STOKE SITUATED 1341 from present time | to May ear Sas second and @05 third ear. inquire of MPARKEL, 1418 F st Ju21-6t W ED—A PAKIY WITH SMALL CAPITAL so Join the advertiser with capital in building au ten Years’ experience in Star office. F HAVE OK FIRST-CLASS HAIR CUT or when you have occasion to have it cut over, as Tnany others do, swe bg ee Aru loe of 14th st. uw. above F \ i Va, ave, TANTED—PAKTNEK TO 13 $10,000 in au established business “JOHN #H HOWLETT, Builder. Kesidese ven for all brauches of work, Pe ven in all cases. SHERMAN & Formerly of this git Investinent Bankers, Ben Diego, Cal. Reven and eight per cent interest, with the very best Pf real estate security, principal and interest to be id iy Washington or New York, aa desired. Our at- Toten ie iven exclusively to this Dusiness and any Proney loaned throurh us will be car ou undowbs Buost pro Piscation we wi sired. y and safely ke ea por ladiy furnish any’ information f dat REMEMBER THE 7 RAMSAY has cut the prices: irat-class main-springe, Qiarusted one yous, @17 slicloch ana ve Jewelry Work at peed prices in tle city: we defy competition, " omen Do Mt Been = ‘The balance of our Seal Skin Caps at cost. We have several shapes for driving and street wear, py can now be i Glased Sailor Hats rect importation of Tarpaulin for Ladies und Misses; price 82. WILLETT & RUOFF, Hatters aud Furriers, etl 905 Penna, ave. uy Nac UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC RAILWAY SIG- NAL COMPAN 3. T. ODELL, Gen'i Manager B. & 0. RR, President, GAMES R. BRANCH, Secretary and Tressurer. ‘This company is uow exhibiting their Railway Sig- Bal at Julius Lansburgtis store, cor. Lith and F ate, WHAT IT WILL Do, Should two trains approach in the same or opposite rections sdangerous proximity, each engineer is Alarmed by bis whistle blowing and an electric gong fimwing in hiecab. He immediately stops his train eS communicates with the other engineer through & Jephone, thus saving the lives of his passengers and the property of the railroad company. Should s bridge ‘Wash sway the same sutomatic signal is given. With this device there can be no accidgnts and the Present danger of traveling is reduced 88 minimum, WHAT It WILL CosT. About $200 per inile to place on any raiiroed i United States and & mile will pay the spauat fem roy in Use Conts B5,000, F inile to put down and $1,200 per mile for anbual Ar ARE ITS satis fimptieity Chan peas, Rracticability. DIRECT Al vanish | TO ENGISEER, Bnd a positive aceiden WILL Ta RAIL! TRUADS 4 ‘ADUPT IT? “Self preserv: * being “the first law of nature” Low cau they bel Taiping te conto ths “self preserve- hon” is practic: ally (OULD IT INTEREST? pes ~~) a y who entrusts their lives to arail- Pelee Cail and examine its merits, G. 7 KEEN, TAILOR, 014 Oth ot ow, Ta "Tsousox-Hovsrox Exzcrsic COMPANY, 620 Atlantic avenue, Boston, Mass. je aa Sem ° tO MEN For 2 aed aoe Blue - Black Cheviot Sait to order & GAN, 3e2a-3t (HAT I WILL NOT PAY harscter or Description not by myself personally P_H, FOLSOM, OF THE LOCAL SU rial before Congress, will, be ork avenue, between 13th DAY EVENING, dapus ary ad, Prominent citizeus have boch anked to epeak both for and against the bill. Speakers from elsewhere will siso be present lic-spsrited men and women should come. =»REPORT OF THE CONDITION ov tu ERANELIN cuppa E COMpasy OF WASHING- TO At the close of busiziess December 31, 1889, RESOURCES: Bank Stocks and other District Securi- tes. a1 10,000 OD 10.00 tion... bh LIABILITIES Capital. S Kemsurance Keserve. Net surplus. DANIEL B. CLARKE, President — DIRECTORS: JAS. L. NORRIS, Di. DANI, B CLARKE, THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, i. McCALLA, SHAS. S BEADLE’ BH Die’ w i obenrs, ie McDONALD, AL: X. PORTER MOKSE. District of Cofusn tay sm Versonally appeared I. FI Secre- tary, wao wade oath in due above isacorrect and true report of the condition of the drauklin Insurance Company of Washington, D.C., on the Slst day of De LF Subscribed and sworn January, 15% » > BROOKL ‘D PROPERTY 0' NERS, aT. Sa Mention A meetinur for the P fectiny the organization of the Brookland, ‘Sud held 3 F at. MUNDA’ \t sociation will be EVENING. January at 121 is the last week I can take orders for a y Biue Cheviot Suits at Gor oth and G sis, uw. | 4.05; Shai ens Val d percore, wed and spit Baker's Pine. $6 per Delivered to any part of the city. Orders by COAL. AND WOOD. White Ash Son MPA PITAL, 2 1.000,00 TEMPORARY OFFICES, 1001 F street 2, 00. Previous to the e erection of t snapany's ‘Building, oe. tl MONEY LOANED 5 NON COrE TATEKAL AND ON Pe Well Secured Loans, guaranteed by the Company, call sista Io PAID. correspond with x on oF correspon i. WARNER, President, W. B. ROBISON, Secretary. DIRECTORS: Charles B. Bail George F. Schafer, James L. Barbout ; "r. Frankiin Schneider, George E- Bartol, ‘Thomas Somerv! Richard W, Clay, Johu A. Swope, Samuel Cross, J. 8. Swormated: SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. — ALL MEMBERS OF THE ‘OR- JOHN. v v USDERWOOD Se Metrep cio her tt tT te ts d Dats. p.w. at EIG) (SATURDAY) EVENING 1.0.0.F- HARMONY LODGE No. TOF. members are res] erly Tequested fowisct TONIGHT at their ball, tomake arraugements for the qiimeral” ‘of our ats Brother, John Quincy ‘Adams. FG. it, MEYERS, NG. WM. P. ALLAN, Rec. Sec. wale WASH. NAVAL ea GAPE No a= embers are hereby 1 pm their hall on SUNDAY atl Pi. sharp to attend, the funeral of our late Compauion, Dr. E. A. Adams, Com- anions of Sister Chapters are fraternally invited. 1 GEO. ee LODGR. C1 No 4, a = inemubers are hereby notin, to meet. at theif hail on SUNDAY at LOU pin sharp to attend the funeral of our late Brother, Dr. EA, Adama, Brethren of Sister Lodges are fraternally invited. Dark clothes. Iaunbekin aprons and white gloves Will bo Strichy observed. ‘Uy onder of W “Gt: schuLrs, Secretary. Ee ANE Dis! “OF “MY HAI ‘and Harness Business at 1208 aut 121 teh st to Mr. Waltor T. Weaver I beg to ex- Dress my wrateful recognition of Your friendship and “Aaewing you fair and cox este aak for my youny and est:mable favor of your continued ; atronage. For the transaction of my Stone business I retain po office at Sheokd piace, where cia to have the meeting you frequently. Yours tru! ane HP. GILBERT. As the successor of Mr. &P. AP. Gilbert I ey | be — your tee bee moe ee tion wi 0 price ities of my woods woae Y kood8y. T. WEAVER, <>), ae oe COLONY OF WASHING. Are cordially invited to attend a pop Unione ¢ Fratellanza at call meetin of politan Hall, Sth and Fata. n.w.. MONDAY, wary fo pm. Tor the purpose, of sendin aconddlence to ‘King Humbert ou death of his brother Prince Amedeo, By order of A. oes ‘ident. ON ACCOUNT OF RE neers 1 HAVE removed to 1337 7th atrevt, between N and ©, east side, where I will be pleased to'#ee my friends snd the public in general. RM, BROWN, Ja25-7t Dealer in Paints, ( | ae jae prominene ‘eon jatd-6t su SENATORS, MEMBERS AND OTHERS Fitting out or Replenishing With GLASS WARE, CHINA, anp KITCHEN UTENSILS Are respectfully invited to look through our estab- lishment. We import our goods; have them made to order, and sell as cheap as they can be bought in northern cities, M. W. BEVERIDGE, 1009 Penn. ave. ‘D MEETING OF THE ¥ tional ‘Homeopathic Hospital Association, dat the em Fst for the ection of u President, will be Of A.S-Pratt & Sous, the Sun” buildin on, MONDAY, January 27, at 2 o'clock, Bae WE TARE PLEASURE IN STATING TO ‘our friends and the public in general that we Laveasrociated ourselves for the transaction of the general real estate business. Anything ia our legiti- mate line placed with us we will endeavor to properly handle. We intend to make a specialty of the collee- tion of rents, and anything in this branch of our busi. Leas receive our prompt < careful attention. IUDGES & TEEL, WT Hobars. W. 8, TEEL, Jr, 3225-6 130746 F at. dow. NOTICE! Members of Washington Food Product tion will hold a meeting TUESDAY, ip At Market Ketreat, 9th at. opposite Center Mi Businees of utmost importance to be transacted, F. L. SUMMY, President. ¥. D, HARBAUGH, Sec'y. >GAS HEATING STOVES. No asus, 8U-DUSs.” No ODOR. TURES, OPENING NEW AND Lit GANT PATTERNS. ROCHESTER BURNE Ps DUPLEX BURNERS. _325-tu.th,s,3m si oth st, Corcoran Building, => CLEMENT'S 8 Newest Make. het Cet ae ora fe suade. Can, aan oat stata x witb eat with full partied! i specifications, ‘Send pi JAMES A. PINE, Agout Y° AN OVAL eS BREASTP) having three heads cut in profile and sur- rounded with diamonds a, dropped at the White House reception of rho weutloman who was seou to pick it up wal duly return it to the 3a: FLOOR, CONSISTING GE ry OND, Parlor, iabrary, Be Toile Room; superbiy aud elobovately” fursisheds wit, be rented by a private family to a desirable tenant at reasonable price. or Dr. WEBB. 1 14th st., above Mass. ave, 18. | NS peepee eats SECURITIES, EQUITABLE MORTGAGE CO. OF PHILADELPHIA. CAPITAL, 62,000,000. = and Undivided Frotte 204,817.05 eoeee Offers to investors its 6 per cent Gusranteed De- Denture Bonds, Tnese Bonds area safe, reliable and convenient investment and can be purchased in amounts of $200, $300, 8500 and $1,000, CRANE, PARRIS & CO., Bankers, Ebbitt House, Agents, ‘Who will furnish all information. n23-wks3m_ Sq REPORT OF THE CONDITION or T COLUMBIA re Pal KANCE har adaaabd OF DIs- close ‘Sestne Reh vi . Office eat ee Buudines 1 trie? seo, - Loans on rel etate. _ €179,228.00 ie Srgeausen aus ead te apuaee oF collen: ERICK B. MeGUIRE, BEAINARD He WALRES, Shey VER, HEMI A: WILDARD. 0 jaz1-co3t MERICAN 1CE COMPANY, OFFICE—10th and F ate, n.w., Penobscot River Ice Co. and Willis’ Ice Co.combined.) owning the best beige harvesting Plant in hong aud having made the additions reai rapid rom, itgivests patrons sihe ‘san as in the past. Best grades of COAL and aie, He M. WILLIS, areoddun we NICARAGUA CANAL. —THE Mani mg AL COMPANY of Ni ‘has put ou public exhibition at 1708 at haw a beautiful }iodel of the caual. ‘The rgoma will be opel to visitors from 10 a, t06 p.m. to February 12, 2123, 25827-3t NEW te fo ta PERCCIATION. ON CaPl- oe rican Huiiding Asso~ ciation, Ni ston is new associa tou wild s sia 8 patted Hal egrner Sd sud B ate. on > el 3 .1., for faginent of ducs and election of officers for the eusue “Ailats invited to tren: Stop and rent le at r is OFFICE OF 1 Se <7 Ligut COMPAS i daxvany 17, 1890. Hatioraiey'W. Talbott anual meeting ofthe stockioiders ofthis cota- Georve I fucedelh, held BH Warner, er, Oy {Oth st. awa MONDAY, Pay, FEU Sas, Fu AA Wileon, for the election of Bireotore to serve duriauy Use D.C. Green, William W. Woodward open at 12 o'clock m. and close at 1 o'clock wet See Bee pm. ‘a ™ SHAS. B. ‘BAILEY. XS. Worthinewn. jeit-14e uae ‘A. WILSON, i. CHARLES ALLEN HAS Gin eeaores — —” to 13206 at nw. REAL ESTATE BROKER Office hours MONEY TO LOAN ALWAYS ON HAND. FIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY BUILDING, n30-2m COR. 7TH ST. AND LOUISIANA AVE, es savings | AND” BUILDING as- (Ce for Constitutions Subscribe for stock--€1 per share—between the hours of 9 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. daily at the officeot INO. A. PRESCOTT, Secretary and Treasurer, _314-6m 1416 F st n.w., Relloxg Building. — | FRESH HAVANA AND KEY WEST ARS. AMPAGSE WINES, at Sty BURY aid atts ad “yge OST EB we 4:30 wd 6107 om Btogk of Men's Furnishing Goods and ate sone tae Store 1225. Fata. must post t rarued inte hone Febraary 1.’ No Foran for conor value. "Now's your opportuniy for el $023-6t AARON BRUNY, devep: st a.w. IMPOKTANT TO PHYSICIAN! te at <a cy PRESBYTERIAN CHU ‘cor. ne Haun ainsi w. | the panier, Rev. ‘30 p.m. by’ Rev. ‘Johe Cheater. DD. ST, JAMES CHUR ‘H STREET NEAR Bev. JW Uleckrroctan Sundays, Mains 10:80 qicteck communion 11 a.m: Sunday school a. by. vie id “eaiechy ing, 3 p.m; evensong, Week days, 7 and 9a Mi 7 Bi Holy days, ‘ednesdays and Fridays, 7. 7:20 CHURCH OF OUR Prey cn Fon saliaty, Lath and 1 ate, n-wis Bev. Alex, i Peston “Services ot am, day school at 9:45am. All cordially << JOHN'S CHURCH, GEORGETOWN, corner 0 and Potomac sts.—Services Tomor- row: Holy Communion at 8; ‘(MOEIRE, praver at 11; evening prayer at 4:30. always welcom a a See = FOURTH PRE Hep a [AN en 9TH hae ast mn Joseph T. z Boat schoot at 9:30 a.m. Preaching ati an Young poe 's Prayer meeting at 62:30 p.m. Gospel service st 7:30 p.m, Thursday prayer io a it 7:30, ‘Strangers sre cordially welcomed HURCH. 8TH Preachiny at11 a.in, m by Rev. br ‘Miiburn, Chaplain of “ine Hse bi cnet Sunday school at 2 MOUNT VERNON F PLACE M. E. romped = uth, corner of Sth and K ate, u.w.. Rev BW. iinddawey to pene: Dreschiigalso. at 7:90 Rev, ‘iilatop Wilsons, Sanday eehcol o mn Sub Babilceonieny ientea unaey sehen METROPOLITAN PRESBYTERIAN sr Church, 4th and B ste. se, (Capitol Hilly kev, John Chester, B.D. pastor “Services. Toworray atliam. and ius Sabbath sehool at 0-0, Frayer meetings ‘Tuesday and T ee a at M.E. CHURCH, 3D AND A STS. n.€.—Revival servicns, Preaching at 11 11 BD god 7:30 bam by the pastor. Rev. 3. A. Prenchiuy levcry hight, ‘saturday excepted, a 730 orelock, 7 idctinrdson; "Tuesday, Rev. George Elliot; Wedycolege ev: Dr. Corey? Hinenday, Rey. E.’ D, Bailey; Rey. Dr. Perr, 1 FIRST BA BAPTIST CHURCI are Dr. Charles A. Sun 0 a.m: preaching 1) an, Dal JH. cers and ‘at 7:30 p.m, Shute, D.D, Young people's meeting, 7 0 and are invited. Fe RTH STREET M. E, CHURCH.—9A.M., L uday school St church snd snjesion: ain, preaching by pastor; p.in., meeting in charge of Good Template; 6:40 p.m. youme peoples = meeting; 7:30 p.m, Wednesday, church omer meeting. cs STREET BAPTIST CHURCH, = _Bhe pastor, Kev. J. fF, will presel it 11 o'clock a.m, and Dan.) Sunday school et 8:30 ain. wae " rrr FE. CH Sunday scliool at 1T end 7:30. "Revival serv sionary iueeting 4 p.1u. Freacl chine by” Panter the evening. M Christian endeavor 6. NEW | CHURCH. 5 tHE REY. FRA} Sewall will preach ut th iety’s Hall ‘The Water (aw Schoob. LOOGE eat ti am Changed to Wine.” Sunday school at 9:30. ain. 4 second sermon upon “i :30 p.m. Key. C. W. Shelton will}: ene hfe of Indiaus as affected by Christianity.” Music led by Dr. Bischoff, orvanist. | Sunday school a.m, Christian Endeavor meeting 6:49 p.m. 1 gs CHURCH OF THE COVEN byterian), Connecticut ave., D.w.—Services at 1! am. aud 7:1 Preaching by the ‘pastor, Rev. Teunis 8. Hamlin, DD, In the ever dug the 20th Annual Meeting of the Women's Christian ‘iation, with sermon by the pastor of the cuurch. school at 9:30 a.m, Young Lcltemek td pm. FOUNDRY ME. CHURCH, 14TH AND G.— Rev. Geo. Elliott, My pastor, at 22 s,m. and ae Bunday school, 9: founy People, Prayer mecting every Wednesday oxen t° THE TABERNACLE, Sth AND Bats. S. Wi Rev. L. E. Pangou UTD, pastor Hew toFill Empty Pe song service, Young people’ Prayer necting Tienday, 7 7230 pam, Syui ok wm on tie. Beativuda Evening service conducted by Isdiox of the W. i CALVARY :PAPTIBT, CHURCH, 0 sth snd H ate. n pean ne sn, Preaching Uy thé stor. 1) am. aD pin. KENDALL CHAPEL BRaNcH, 1H, corner 1946 and Daw york The water. paotors Sune remchiint, ater, -Suindey ack preach, Tein nae 730 pa MEMOIIAL CE 3 sclioul, Bs cor: at a Cotas yinvtted to GRACE REFORMED CHURCH, 15TH ST. between Khode Island ave. and Pst., Rev. A. mas G. APs, Bastor.— Holy ‘Communion Tomor- Tow morni: ‘lock. ice iu evening, 7.3. Sunday school, 9: Tt ALL SOULS’ CHURCH (UNITARIAN), “Corner of Lath and fe tte, Nowe —Preaching Couiurrow morning at Ll and evening at 7:30. by pm. Kev. J.C. Kiball of Murtford, Coun. Sunday wehoo clase at 9:45 8.10, ee _ CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN | case ‘cor. of I and 3d preach at 11 am. and 7 ooh ¥:30 am. Young People’ headay meeting, 7:30 pm, Fear! goeree MEETING AT THE Y.M.C. 1409 New York uve. n.w,. on Sunday at dup m.is the pi for young inen, C.W. Bul dress, Sub; the Saviour win will goake pe ect {Bdoreed.” Good singing. Young men and strangers ‘ON W ite <M “Trust? at Blake Hall, ith st aw.son MONDAY EN ENING, damuary 7:80 o'clock, 1 RELIGIOUS LIBERTY, betes Cor. Penna. ave, and ford ‘The Love of God; for 7:30 Ligion Of the Paritans. Hi A PICK! KOTA at SUNDAY Mani ‘Bubjcce: Prohitnion ia u Beka hn oh a ‘of Clements lodge, Good ‘Ter Piura. “Public inviced. EPIPHANY CHURCH, @ 8° Kev. R. H. McKim, D.D.. at Sam. and 11am. at4 p.m, free at uli except 11 am. ZS q=> MCKENDEE! CHURCH, MASS. ave. bet, Oth and 1Oue ote 1. W.—Rev. Herbert Kichardso: a.m, 30 pan. ¥ People's meeting, 6:45 p.m, ‘Sunday school, v: ave. and 2d st.2e., vices, 1 ain. and F330 pan Band YW. Devotional meeting Thu thie Faiday at 8. SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH, 3DST.N.W. Fe ine Db Bee aD ST. NW serien of scrinons—Melchiseded, the Kline priest 3 ne rN, E> Wetherloss, Ho ee OF THE REFORMATION, PA = ‘Rev. Parso! RCH OF OUR FATHER, (UNIV! ast sth and Law,, Kev i AUNTS CAT win ond 7:30 pam. Sunday he jabject, phere sporninn day evening, January ==> CHUR u OF OUR FATHER (UNIVERS dat), Lith and Lats, mw. kev. eee pastor.—Serv on at ui sad 0 p.m. Si aay, Seren "An opty: invited Phat yo) condialy” sn ‘Tuesday, Japan “uission. people's union meets Corcoran st, ‘he 7» January 28, Re METHOPO! POLITAN M. E. CHURG! and C So —Preachi 4 208, VERMONT. ONT AVENUE CHRISTIAN | aa rch. F. D. Power, Prescot ae land 7.30. Sunday school 30. Ye e's meeting, 6:30 p.m. Misnis Blocks ‘oad 'Feljows' ha hall, "sth st. ue. ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, 2: iT. Bo Nesutinton circle ve Ber Altres Hoa Holy Communion; 11 Tector.—Services: 7:30 a.m, .m., Woruing service aud sermon souk (u.lchoral,) Preacher, the Rev. Wil Johnson of Trinity parish, New York. All R} — Life EPISCOPAL bgp Sa a anh win, pastor.— large, AMERICAN x eae ASSUCIA- at of the above o: is formi: this 1 persons ss otiee tool thi ct or or holding. jsorats fo why bended are to person oF by letter to OHaS A wtGN vot. a.w., Bone uo ; a Tw! TET! SORORE Sa ASAEMARY OF Will be held Ju the Chart the Goveuans, thug Cinpectictt ave, SUSAN VENING. Jan- eee invited. mom paca Se RALLY IN FORCE AT GOOD TEMP! i << ‘Cor. ag § ey hy - CORCORAN ¥ OF ey ed “eet 7. ‘Curator. Bac 3 Washington News and Gossip, Index to Advertisements Pare 22 ARCHITECTS. Pree 3 ATTORNEYS. ‘Page 12 AUCTION SALES @ and 2 hon 2 Pare Pawe 1 iy ite Bern heowseswwekerokaros wen wy 5 1 EDUCATIONAL EXCURSIONS. 1 FAMILY SUPPLIES Pare "Page 1. Page Page Pare Page FOR RENT (Orrices). Pago FOR SALE (Houses), Pace FOR SALE (Lors). Pace FOR SALE (Miser: Page GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.. Paxe 1 HOTELS. -Page 1 HOUSEFURNISHINGS Pago LADIES Hy WINTER RE ORT! Govern» Kecrirts Tovar.—Interna revenue, $512,383; customs, $1,039,000, Penstoys Yon Distnict Peoriz.—Pensions have been granted to residents of the District of Columbia as follows: Original invalid—John W. Moreland, Phines W. Smith and Charles H. Tillett, A New Cater Tre Keeren.—John T. Welsh of New Hampshire has been appointed chief time keeper at the government printing office vice Thos. J, Lasier, resigned, Aotinc Boatswarx Henry Hudson has been ordered to duty under the general store keeper at the Boston navy yard. Aw Expert EnxGraver,—Capt, Meredith, superintendent of the bureau of engraving and pireting, has recommended the appointment of ‘oseph A, Ruth of Chicago as an expert en- graver, More Civ Service Reronw.—The civil service commissioners haye approved anew rule i accordance with which hereafter those taking letters carriers’ examinations will be examined upon the speed and accuracy with which they can read addresses on mail matter instead of upon United States geography. Prrsonat.—Thos, G. Hensey has been very sick at his home on M street and threatened with an attack of pneumonia, but ix better today and expects to be out next week.——Jacob Schwartz and Morris J. Giadke of Elmira, L. Stern and 8S. Stern of San Francisco and David Milne of Philadelphia are at the Normandie.——Jno. M. Shaw of New York, A. J. Soice of Hariford, Mr. and Mrs, J. C, Thomas of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. J. Stanley Strong of New York are at the Arno.—C. H. Sutton and wife of Denver are at the St. James.——S. D. Schuyler of New York is at the Arlington.——J. H. Wilson of Brooklyn, W. C. Leupp of Chie: A. A. Strout of Portland, Me., and J. ¥. Gri of Kansas are at the Riggs.—Hon. Sas, Boyd of Greensboro, N.C., Mr. John H. Rice of New York, Paul H Mohr of Seattle, John H Patterson of Chicago, Mrs, John Mc- Mullen of San Francisco, Miss M. Jones of San Francisco and Mr. and Mrs, J. 8. Watson of Chicago are at the Ebbitt.——Mr. H. B. Bur- dett of Omaha, Dexter H. Follett of Boston and Col. J. B, Montgomery of Portland, Ore., ure at Willard’s. DEPEW WILL GIVE IT UP If the New York Legislature Does Not Pass the World’s Fair Bill Soon. Chauncey M. Depew is in Washington to at- tend the meeting of the Senate dressed beef committee, A Stan reporter asked him today what he thought of the postponement of the world’s fair bill by the New York legislature, “I do not believe,” he said, ‘‘that there is any serious opposition to the bill in the legis- lature. I believe the postponement was made merely in accordance with custom in the leg- islature. I believe that there is nothing in the opposition of republican leaders and that their action was merely to preserve the ordinary parliamentary practice. “But,” he added impressively, “if considera- ble opposition is developed to the bill and it is not passed soon it means that the world’s fair is done for as far a8 New York is concerned, Then, if Chicago has the money to put up. she will get the fair. Otherwise the whole pred will be done for and there will be no fair. © press will uot spend money for a fair in ‘Wash. ington.” Treasury Department Changes. The following named persons have received appointments to clerkships under amended de- partmental rule ten, civil service rules, viz: J. D. Terrill of Michigan, to class three, second comptroller’s office, and E, C, Johnston of Vir- ginia, to $900 class, oftice of the comptroller of the currency. Promotions—A, 8. Bryan of Pennsylvania, from $900 to class one, office of the first au- ditor; Henry Fitch of Indiana, from class one to class two; Geo. F, Spencer of Ohio, from $1,000 to class one; Miss E. R. T. Varden of Maryland, from $900 to $1,000; Miss A. B. Grady of the District of Columbia, from $840 to $900, and Miss A. H, Elliott of South Carolina, from $720 to $840, office of the sixth auditor, Hubbard T, Smith, appointed class two, seo- ond auditor’s office, by transfer from War De. partment. ee War Department Changes. Frank L, Stevens of Missouri, appointed clerk, $1,000, ordnance office. Russell West of Louisiana, class 1, ordnance office. resigned,. Seaton Monroe of District of Columbia, class 1, adjutant general's office, resigned. Henry A. Curtis of Vermont, promoted from #1,400 to $1,600; Chus. Gulentz of Pennsylvania, John B Nichols of New York, and Herbert L. Buell of NewYork promoted from $1,200 to #1,400, office chief of engineers. Walter A. Buic Massachusetts, promoted from clerk ‘e100 000 to class 1, ordnance office. A.C. E. Von Rapp of Ohio,clerk $1.000,surgeon general's office, died Soot ghar 1890, Joseph B. Wilson of Texas, ee , signal office, permanently ap- Interior Department Changes. The following official changes have been made in the Department of the Interior: Office of the assistan t attorney general—Ap- pointment: Homer ©. Jones of Ohio, law clerk, $2,000, General land office—Appointments: Byram C. Tiffany of North Dak 8 princi exam- iner of Taud claims pees contests, ooo! Mrs. of Roget clerk, Ba ae Mew of Missouri, PAYMASTER COWIE EXAMIN| ED. Some Interesting Testimony Before the Naval Court of Inquiry. ASSISTANT ENGINEER BIEG'S LITTLE NOMBSHELL— HE WAS TREASURER OF THE NAVAL ORGANIZA~ TION—WOODBURY BLAIR WAS COUNSEL—MR COWIE TELLS OF THE COLLECTIONS. At the session of the naval organization court of inquiry this morning Paymaster Thompson, Civil Engineer Maxson and Chief Constructor Wilson testified that they had no knowledge whatever of any organizations among officers, Assistant Engineer Bieg let fall somewhat of a bombshell when he told his story, He eaid | 4. Telegrams to The Star. BISMARCK BADLY BASTED. The Socialist Bill Defeated By a Two-to-One Vote. ——__--—_ CASHIER LOUNSBERRY IS DEAD, Miss Bly Girdles the Globe in Seventy-two Days and a Half —-— CHICAGO FOLKS ARE SUINC M. EIFFEL > BLY’S HOME STRETCH, Trots Down Toward the Grand Stand Like a Blue Grass Filiy. Prrresvea, Pa., Jan. ~The “Rly” woman, whose real name is Elizabeth Pink Cochran, arrived here on the Hendle road at 3 am, Allalong the route from Chicago she was ao- corded the most cordial greetings, At Colum- bus 500 people of ieteige at the station. At the Union de ~ several bewspaper men, relatives ai ds, greeted ber, She “So that the officers of the engineer corps hadagreed | was presented with a basket of flowers and a to place their interest in the line of legislative | packs o } andie railroa amelioration in the hands of a self-appointed committee representing all grades of that corps, of which the witness is a member. They have raised about €2,500 from the corps for the purposerofdefraying legitimate expenses. ME, WOODBURY BLAIR EMPLOYED AS COUNSEL. When asked ifany counsel had been em- ployed he said that Mr. Woodbury Blair had | been retained for the purpose of giving his ad- | vice in regard to any measure affecting the status of the engineer corps that might be in- troduced in Congress. At first the witness showed a disinclination to divulge the name of the attorney, where- upon Mr. Loring exclaimed: “You are making a very foolish objection!” ‘My hesitation is not personal, but I did not know whether or not the attorney would like me to mention his nam, “Well, if hes ashamed oMbis employment | he bad better resign!” retorted Mr. Loring, whereupon the witness weakened and gave the name. This passage-at-arms was not put upon the record. Mr. Bieg then testified that he was the treas- urer of the committee. PAYMASTER COWIE OX TRE STAND. Passed Assistant Paymaster Thomas Cowie the author of the famous bill and of the letter to the naval oificers, was called. He did not know of any formal organization among naval officers nor of any formulated movements among naval officers to endeavor to secure the passage of any particular bill. “Do you know of any instances when money or contracts to pay money have been solicited from officers for the purpose of intluencing leg- lation?” “T do not,” “The question,” explained the judge advo- cate, “does not mean influencing legislation improperly.” ‘That's different," responded the witness, “There was a bill Proposed by me and circu- lars reiative to the whole matter have been sent to the Secretary of the Nav: se “You are not on trial, Mr. Cowie, know,” suggested Mr. Loring, to relieve a slight embarrassment on the part of the wit- ness, “There was also a letter to the secretary from me dated December 23.” continued the witness, “in which I explained the whole matter of the circulars,” added the paymaster, and this letter was read. (It has already been widely pub- lished.) When the court epemes the question about the soliciting of mone: e witness said that the Hon, J. R. Thomas haa solicited fees to aid in the passage of his (Cowie’s) bill. “Please state the circumstances connected with that matter,” THE NAMES. “Is it mecessary to use names?” asked the witness, “It may be.” “I myself placed the matter in the hands o Mr. Thomas, believing that it would be to the interests of the officers of the navy as a whole.” “Were you personally interested in any per- centages? asked Mr, Loring. “No, sir.” “State definitely your arrangements with Mr. Thomas,” r flys judge advocate. “He was to take charge of the bill, to see to all printing and to appear before congressional committees for the passage of my bill. I agreed to his proposition for a retaining fee of $5 each and also for a Percentage of increased pay as reasonable terms.” WHERE THE CHECKS CAME FROM. “Do you know of any responses received by Mr. Thomas?” “I do.” “How many such?” “I myself received a check from the pay- maste. of the Galena for $100, represeuting twenty officers attached to that vessel; also from the paymaster of the Monogahela a check for $30, representing the six otticers on that vessel. Both checks were in- dorsed by me and turned over to Mr. Thomas. I know of no other instances. For the last draft Mr. Thomas sent me receipts made out in the officers’ names, and I think that the last re- ceipt was numbered 120.” “Have you yourself personally closed with his offer?” “I have not.” WHO SIGNED THE CONTRACT? “Do you know of any officers who have signed the Thomas contract?” “None but those cases I have mentioned.” “What corps of the navy are represented in those fees?” “The line, medical, pay and engineers; I won't be positive about the engineers.” To Mr. Yorine the witness said that so far as he understands Mr. Thomas is to realize the entire proceeds of his circular letter to officers. To Mr. Looker he said that he was alone in his initiation of the movement, “Were there many officers o§ ‘high rank’ who corresponded w ou in regard to the matter?” asked Mr, toe, referring to the Cowie circular, “Many officers of high rank have signed in favor of the bill. Iwill — out names, of course, if the court wish, but I would prefer not to do so.” ‘The court was not at all anxious for the in- —. but Mr. Looker wanted to know to what specific these “officers of high rank” ee and + Cowie responded: -“Lhe At 12:25 Mr. Cowie was excused and the court took a recess, tt Be THEY SAY HE IS A MOSSBACK. Vigorous Protests Fron From Columbus,Ohio, Against Gardner for Postmaster. Columbus, Ohio, is “‘all torn up” over the appointment of a postmaster. The commis- sion of the incumbent expires in a few days. Over a week ago Senator Sherman, on whom the duty of making a selection devolves, selected from the large list of aspirants Capt. Gardner and recommended him to the President. News of the Senator's action reached Columbus and ckage of candy by the employes of the Pam Mr. Bray, passenger agent of the Santa Fe route, who continues the trip with “Bly” toJer- sey City, said to a reporter that the time made | from San Francisco to Chicago was the fastest jever made for that distance in the world. The average was thirty-six miles an hour, If the train is on time today “Bly” will reach | Jersey City at 3: y. The time ends | there. econd day of her trip ex- Pired at 9:40 o'clock this morning. If on time at Jerse: she will bave made the circuit of the globe in 6 hours and 12 minutes, IN PHILADELPHIA AT 1:25 PM. Purcaprirmia, Jan, 25.--Nellie Bly arrived at road street station of the Pennsylvania rail- road at 1:25 and left at 1:40 p.m. Several hun- dred people were at the station to greet her, but the crowd was so great that ber car was locked and very few saw her atall She was reported to be in good health and good spirits, — sU An American Elevator Firm is Going for the Paris Tower Man. New York, Jan. 25.—Ons Brothers, elevator builders of this city, have brought suit before the tribunal de commerce de la Seine in Paris against Gustav Eiffel, designer of the cele- brated Eiffel tower, to recover a balance of 14,700 alleged to be still owing on the $30,000 contract, under which they were to furnish and deliver on the grounds of the Paris expo- sition two elevators, which were to be run from the ground up to the second platform of the tower. Otis Brothers aver that under the contract they were simply to deliver the elevators in working condition and Eiffel was to put them up, but the defe t objected to this simple delivery and refuses to pay the balance on the ground that the elevators were not and running when the exposition opened its doors to the public. ‘G EIFFEL, A MODEL MAN, The Suiciding Cashier of the New York Post Office was Popular. New York, Jan, 25,—George H. Lounsberry, who attempted to committ suicide after being discovered to be a defaulter to the extent of about 20,000, had been employed nine years in the post office as cashier. Before that he had been assistant cashuer at the custom house, He was alsoa member of the grain commis- sion firm of Huffman & Co. It is supposed he lost money by speculation, He had been re- garded asa model man in every respect and was very popular in Hackensack, where he lived. Lounsberry died this morning at Hack- ensack, When it was ascertained that he could not live a clergyman was sent for and Kev, Mr. Holly answered the summons. Besides the clergyman there were present in the death chamber Dra, Adams and St. John and Ii tors W. D. Wheeler, Hartshorn and Morris of the United States post office. ‘The inspectors remained in the house until the physicians announced the death of their — when they retired to the Mansion ouse, near by, Thus morning the house of the suicide has closed blinds and there is erape on the door. The inmates will give uo inform- ation to inquirers, DEFEAT FOR, BISM ARCK. The Reichstag by 169 to 98 Goes Against the Socialist Bill. Bent, Jan. 25,—Herr Bebel, socialist, re- sumed the debate on the socialist bill in the reichstag today. Upon the conclusion of the debate the bili was put toa vote and it was re- jected by 98in the affirmative to 169 in the negative. Prinee Bismarck did not appear in the chamber during the day, After the vote was announced Herr von Boetticher, chief of the imperial home office and representative of the chancellor, announced the close of the ses- sion of the reichstag. STOKERS STRIKE. Hamevrs, Jan. 25.—The ship owners offer to pay the wages demanded by the stokers on con- dition that the men agree not to strike again during the year 189, The meu are considering the proposition, BENSON. Loxpox, Jan. 25.—The Standard's Paris cor- respondent says Plunger Benson has been im custody since Tuesday and admits the charge of forgery made against him, FRENCH CROPS, Pants, Jau, 25.—The ministry of agriculture has issued its annual report, which shows that the condition of the sown area of France is ex- celient in sixty departments; in twenty-cight it is gvod, and in’ thirteen it is fairly good. It is bad in but one. in twenty-nive departments the crop aspect is cacellent, in thirty-seven good; fairly good in thirteen, and medium in eight. The average area sown is maintained, CRICKET. Lonpon, Jan. 25.—Capt. Saunders of the Ex- eter Cricket club and a team of amateur play- ers will visit America in August. THE PARNELL REPORT. Dusiax, Jan. 25.—The Freeman's Journal says that the report of the Parnell commission has been presented to the speaker of the hous of commons, —_—_. From Wall Street Today. New York, Jan, 25.—With the exception of Reading, New England, Manhattan and a few of the specialties, the stock market this morn- ing was quite dull, although it still retained the strong tone of the past few days, and further slight improvement was made in all portions of Jima atthe capital of Oia, “tela. was jinks” at the was ter ibe here today es “Dispatch will say this evening, editorially, that the in- dications are that it Harrison and Sena- tor Sherman are about to make a mistake in the pointment of the Columbus yd sppoiniessas is held fa eboymase, bus the iad appointment ne