Evening Star Newspaper, February 8, 1890, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY. Except Sunday, AT THE STAK BUILDINGS, Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and 11th St, by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, S& H. KAUFFMAD Pres. ‘THE EVENING STAR is nerved to su! tm the ity by carriers, on their owu account, at 10 cents per Week, or 44. month. Copies at the counter, 2 per cach. By wail—postage pre} SO cents & th: one year. 86. six inontha, €: (Entered at the Post Office at Washington, D.C.,as Second-class mail matter.) ‘Tue WEEKLY 4-an—pnblished on Fridsy—@l = postage prepaid. Six months, 50 cents must be paid in advance; aid fo. ™ S97 All mail subscription Be paper sent longer than Bates of atvertising made known on application Vor. 76—No. 15,055, WASHINGTON, D.C., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, iia __SPEC LAL NOTICES. a SAVINGS J AND BUILDING as Cen for Constitutions, Boutecribe for stock—1 per share—between the hours of 9 am. and 4:30 p.m. daily at the officeof JNO. A. PRESCOTT, Secretary and Treasurer, Chast IsT7- EY jor omer Lo ay 76-7, complet tan Bound: oud condition, “ANTIQU Bitar office i? ___ SPECIAL NOTICES. - SPECIAL NOTICES. BPBCIAL, NOTICES, NOTICE—THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the Stockholders of the Home Plate Glass Tasyrance Co. for the election of ‘Trusices will be held company, G4: La. ave. nw., on TUEMDAY the, 11th day’ of Fepruary, 1800, Fotis ghen from 2 to 3 o'clock p.m. CHARLES N, LARNE Secretary. 16,7,5.10 SPECIAL NOTICE. e held on TUESDAY. the Lith sa, stant at 3 o'clock p.in., in Koom 19, Sun building, for the election of directors 16-51 J. W. WALSH, Secretary. | GEORGE A ARM lishéd a new office at 1405 F st. n.w. and e] to give some excellent bargains to those who for real catate in the northwesiern section of the city and also offers several clegant residences, { unfur., in select locations in the city limits & bargains. t JOR SALE—A BROWN PONY 5 5 YEARS OLD: pesfect picture of asmall horse: suitable for lady orclild; no Texan; broken to drive snd ride, pound and gentle; pan Apply to LPH BI At W. H. Tenney & Son's 31 it 1065 Bist st. B.wW., Georgetown, Ce {OR SALE_ONE EIGHT-HORSE BOILER AND Euwiue, ini good onder, Inquite of WE, with FE. E. Jucl & Co. 18-30" yoR SALE—Fi E RIDING HORSE, TADY AND the: re Hat and Habit; cheap aie P dan aL JOR SALE—FINE COUPE AND SINGLE HAR- F dnquire of JAMES CLARE, from 9 a1. to 733 1th. w. JOR SALE—ONE OCTAGON-FRONT LANDAU- let, built to order by Brewster & Co. at a coxt of 1,5 Grqringe Sa tm pestect ondary makes is light enough w price a Gs ay Also s re-@laxs Landat nally cost $1,700. This “fees ‘nil shows’ very litle A PIANO VERY LITTLE SS 150 cash. Apply at 222 A ot se. Horses aad I. 1:1 {ok SALE—ONE SOLID MARBLE COUNTER, feet long; cheap if wold ut once, 2114 I tow, {7 new, credit ven if requir Bitar ottice. E-OUR KODAK CAMERA, LOADED: “Pr ce, 815. Apply at Koom No. 1, 12uy F st JOR SALE—A BARGAIN—A PIANO VERY] LITTLE ‘used. very fiue touc: cau be seen on Saturday, jonday ae ‘atiernoous from 2 tod, 12 Ist nw. 16-31 DOG, theup sa owner te'golng tS a once st 320 Mt et ene 5J20K SALE—SOFT-TONED, SWEET AS A. Pass soothing w the nerves; in excellent repair, $2. Will buy an old-time planoy jmported from London century ago. Call at but R WQOR SALE-A No. 2 LIGRAPH TYPE Writing Machine. {Price >. Original cost $85. os = calaeael letters, Address Box $4, Stur office, pst? Fe SALE —STORE FIXTURES, | Counters, Shelves aud Bins Can be seen at 1145, Bthat G.C PAYNE & CO..613 Loth st. {UK SALE—JUsT AKKIVED TWENTY HORSES, among them some ine Draft and Drivers; also, Drait Muies; prices reasouable. SCHLEt s ae IGLEY, iu rear of 093 D st bw. 15-60" JUR SALE—A SIOCK pF Ho HOUSE FURNISHING Gooas: ab — taud 25 years. ay Premises, 3045 JOE SALE—A Wen NEARLY NEW, BEAU- tiful Style, Best Make Kosewood Upright Piano. used but thtee mouths, maguitient tone: unsurpassed for general excellence and bye ‘AD artist's Ghoice; owner leaving the city; only $250 cash down ; Cost nearly double tis, A rare chance is offered in this hich-class Piano. Don't miss it Our own and ansker's guarantee given. Call at once, THE PIANO EXCHANGE WARE ROOMS, 913 Pennaylvanisave. OR SALE-TEN SHARES KINGSLEY CKEAM- ry company. The stock of this com! BOUL te to Slo0.000, ail paid ins it Lae boon payin ©. pee ii dividend. 1 have ten shares, representing ie yl gel for gug0 so an tmumediate pute PRANK J. TIBBET’ ave. aoa SALE ONE. ‘SuaED LEEWAY Fiano, oo Piano, cl me Full was “ee Neri SERRE SS of Si, stm Fe SALE-A FINE-TONE OP GruIGHT | B PIAKO, $170, New Yors nak a. xery Nook end cover inciosad, "C tb at. Bw.. coruer Hi st. FULL a ae Gives. uo in exchange for $Y UPHGHT, balance peyable 910 bronthly {OR SALE—-THE LARGEST STOCK OF CAR Daytons and Business Wazous in ena oF Re : ‘and secund-hand, jor cash or on time. GEYER'S, Six of the Horse a ve. cs Zo lowe of time: no: Bhd price list. D. Bs 7OK SALE—MON ON REAL ESTATE within the District of Columbia at lowest, cate of ingerest, i eumue to suit. GEO. W. LINKINS, Goes Toth sad Bone be. u SgLE SERRA, WAGONS AND BUG- ere ou caay torma. COOK & JARBOR, Le aecmetorn: auzz LOST. AND Ft FOUND. osT—<¢ [—GOL! BE’ pase hoot and d 16th snd Ste {marked (ueide May pis 3187S. Keward if Peturued 1816 10th sie O3T_ON WEDNESDAY EVENING LAST, A PAIR of Gold Spectacles in case. Sui! Teward will be paid if returned to 53 Hat nw. 5-2 OST — BETWEEN GOVERNMENT PRINTING ‘Utice and 4th stand 81 K st.,a Cloth Cape to Over- = ‘Finder suitably rew: by leaving at $1 K gt ™ OST — THURSDAY, SMALL BLACK SHAGGY Dog, with collar; sear 4 right eye. — Offered for his retarn to 1201 7th st nw. OSTLADY'S GOLD. WATCH ASD~ nies yy afternoow ; chain was doubled and fastened tine der. Finder of watch: imitation of stem, win Wil be rewarded by leaving at SUG 12th o OST FUG DOG: ANSWERS 7OTae Sane OF has hair lip. Liberal reward Peturaed to 1530 Oth wt. Losers PARTY (WHO BY MISTAKE EX- hanged Wa! with pew (31) connecting Ling RI tant, re-exchunge AT! See srcbrine Neas ‘itiee. “it fst" =>PROTECT YOUR VALUABLES. FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES, For Photos, &c. Call on or address J. T. RAINIER, Jn., P.0.Box22i. Cor. Sth and Fats. n.w. House Safes s specialty. Old Safes taken in ex- ANNUAL EXHINTTIO —— CORNWELL & SON, G. 13 1412/14 is'and 14 1p Poe ave Bw <g=>, GRAND FREE EXHIBITION. oe ends and the pubis cas invited to come and Ket the finest cup of Coffee or Tea they ever drank. . CORNWELL & FE 1412, pated BE So nw. 4 THE ANNUA | Btockholters et the. VALLINGTON ¥ Fine th SURANCE COMPANY for the Dis ran for the election of nine Directors meee for the ing year will be held at the office of the Company, § | 1505 beret nw a ‘Mon Weburary 24.1890. Po Matd HANK RAWLINGS, Secretary. CAPE ULSTERS AND STORM OVER- coats, sce gut cut and well made, at a reduc- oper cont: will pay you to buy for next win uon of ter. 6 - CEI erates oF STOCK. CHE anid other securitien. | C cuir tho TOU and D strevia tort bailgubse.) gq THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST = co: tarts Son «raj ied MONEY LOANED O8 COLLATERAL AND ON Well Secured Loans, | guaranteed by the Company, INTEREST PAID, Call id with us, on oF correspond, Hl, WARNER, President, W. B. ROBISON, Secreta for DIRECTORS: Charles B. Bailey, George F. Schaf James L. Barbour, Fravhiin Sel hacider, George E. Burtol, ‘Thacsas Bomarviie Kieha: Te Tob A. Swope, Samuel Grose, 3.3, Smormatedt, a. J. Darlin: Hattersley W. Talbott, dohn Jos, Georvo Truesdell, BAL Warner, A: Wilson, ine, Chas. one Wilkinson, “Bd ‘A 8, Worthineton. HAVING LEASED THE PREMISES AD- ‘joining ours now occupied by the Fair and as, ire to cunvert the two stores into ove mam- moth ‘establishment and to make room for the soa Wr we will os Mer entire ened Lappe awed Taps 5U per cent your chance secure OSRING'S PALACE, ‘so7uels ‘81 4 7th st. nw. SS-witson wHiserys PRODUCT OF THE WILSON DISTILLERY, HIGHSPIRE, DAUPHIN ©O., PA. ‘This celebrated Whisky. most carefully and slowly yeasted, mashed, fermented and distilled from the in- valuable heslth-giving Chalybeate waters and choice small grain Rye peculiar to the renowned mountain districts of Pennsylvania and Maryland, and ripened im heated ware houses, sea-voyaged and aged in the warm salt air of Bermuda. The oxides of trou and their homologous salts found in the waters from which this Whisky is distilled render this Whisky invaluable and unequaled asa tonic and rejuveuutor to those iff need of strength, vitality and vigor See certificate of Prof. Tonry of the Baltimore Med- seal College: “IT 18 PURE. FREE FROM FUSEL OIL, ANDCAN THEREFORE BE SAFELY RECOMMENDED FOR MEDICINAL USE. ITS HIGH COLOR Is DUE TO THE IKON PRESENT. “Wal. P. TONRY, Ph.D,, Chemist.” Mbisky is sold by the f celebrated iy y following Crople: i Gwynn 48 6 Sti ste swe Cook Bros. & Go. 1910 14th at. nw. . 8. Kedman, cor. ith aud Louisiana ave, ‘608 Pennsylvania ave, Ww, 3} New York uve. This Grocers ony P. Metzger, 4. Wheeler, cor. chan Kate nw, h and H td i] Zones" seo Ese sat ue) 3 . Maurice Cropley, Georketown, D.C. ke following Hotels and Kestaurante; Johnson. cor, 13th and E ste. uw, ly 721 15th st. aw. id Pennsylvansi lotel, 61:5 Pennsylvania 1th and Fennsy Ivaniaave.n.w. 4 Penusylvania ave. n.w, ‘Lith st, now. Dan Buckley. 10" suckley, 70%: 1 Joseph atts, ere Sth aud ate, a b't Hoy, cor. Sth and ts. Senseney, Sti 14th st. and Ohio ave, ‘Casino Club, Mount Pleasant. ‘Metropolits i Ci J ith and Rae mw Merafen ciup, 1 Ask for WILSON WHISKY. THE ULMAN GOLDSBOROUGH ©o,, Distillers, 419-c03m Baltimore, Md. _ y @ FOUR SMALL ween 7thand era Niward if retarmed 7 (ost-on FESRUA ARY 6, A KNIGHTS TEMPLAR 24 Sadao, with name of Moses Neal (Humboldt, au) ‘commandery. ward will be aid if returned to Star office. = fea PERSONAL. LADY DESIRES a FOsITION, Commaten © © yomne AS best A | Ms ‘THE CELEBRATED CLALivo: Maat and Astroloeis, the seventh dathter, bora th caul, has wonderful healing power. Gives aaines Gates. Dua't isil to eve this indy. Ryo, he WILL GIVE 10 San CEN? | FOR A POSITION IN the 050 per moth or 0.4. XL, Sur od 2 | MAN OF OF TEMPERATE HABITS, freee to inclined, Bae HORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGEN Co, Communications one. tly at conbdential, Office open & Lathe Danser, 20 Fete WVIL - SER’ ri ‘VICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS ay. ELYSN, & AM Ivy Ins Jastivate, elm Ex quopRICH, ATTORRET: (AT-LAW, 124 4 DEAE 4,= st. Chicago: twenty-one + busiieas Guietly and lewally trans sel7-t,th&e-ly fe is TUE TIME. WE WILL rn et ators OLD STAND. oie bse wy ____ BOARDING. Garren TABLE poy we'd 1110 ES x. See ones cetosy reoes. W.; TRANS- oa ‘also we > IMPORTANT ‘TO PHYSICIANS, cal Instruments at Cut Prices. Before purchasing claswhere call and sce our ing nificent stock of 5: 's Instruments, including the latest and best hypodermic syringes chnical ther- mor eter, obstetrical and na Fy nmeceical iat instrumenta, electric Dattertes and trusses, ruse satisiactorily. fitted" without, extra €hs hares. 7 1 soaleupportergsapetiaty, very thing suas Ww. jal6-lin => iUsT a PLACE Fok CHANDELIERS AND FIXTURES FOR GAS, C.4. MUDDIMAN, 28 1206 Fat CHEAPEST, QUICKEST AND CLEANEST 5s: WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY'S COKE. JOHNSON BROTHERS, 492m Exclusive Sales Agents, Ban worsen SECURITIES. QUITABLE MORTGAGE CO. OF PHILADELPHIA. CAPITAL, $2.000,000. ‘Surplus and Undivided Profits. : PORES Offers to investors its 6 per ceut Guaranteed De- Denture Bonds, These Bonds area safe, reliable and convenient investment and can be purchased in amounts of $200, $500, $500 and $1,000. CRANE, PARRIS & CO., ‘Bankers, Ebbitt House, Agents, ‘Who will furnish all information. a =—" iis Leestdence to 1320 0 at. $30 to 9:90 ain.. 3:30 to 4:30 and 6 to 7 p.m cy EQUITABLE ‘TIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION. “EQUITABLE BUILDING,” 1003 F 8T. ASSETS $1,119,062.77. Office hours, from 9 a.m. to 4:30p.m. daily. On the first Wednesday in each month the office will be eyen from 6 to $ o'clock p.m. ‘omtoaess tor ‘Shares are $2.50 per month. 91.000 advanced on each share. ‘the ot Fy erm ten poe ee DRO, JOY EDSON, See’ry. a“ ‘Advances promptly at 7 o'clock. ‘The 18th inate of stock is open Price tors, sulacription. —* SUBSTANTIAL AND PROSPEROUS SUBURB. The first stage of development is generally given to place for suburban residences by the “booming’* management of real estate syndicates or railroad manipulators, There is no indication which shows with greater certainty that s place has successfully passed its “first stage” than the faith shown in the value oftheir investments by those living in it when they undertake public improvements of a permanent character requir- ing @ larxe capital. ‘The second stage of development carries the place from an unincorporated village to an incorporated town, By the co-operation made possible through au- thorized town government the advantages of city and country are quickly combined, ull property acquires substantial value, and population is attracted in in- creasingly large numbers, ‘Many of our citizens are familiar with the wonderfal strides that have been made by the growth of Takoma Park, than which no healthier or pleasanter place for s residence lies within the reach of suburban travel from Washington. But few who do not reside there— in fact, few of those who do—fully realize the greater development upon which the beautiful suburb is about toenter. One of the best evidences of this may be found in the recent organization of the Takoma Park electric light and power company, with an au- thorized capital of $50,000, for the purpose of in- stalling a central station plant of sufticient capacity to thoroughly light all atreets and residences, ‘The Reynolds system is to be used. When thie plant is in operation the advantages of Takoma Park in respect to public and private lighting will be superior to those of Washington. In no part of this city can residences be lighted by electricity as they will soon be lighted in Takoma Park. This electric company is no speculativeaffuir. Ite officers all reside im the park, and are deeply interested in its welfare. ‘They are as follows: President, Enoch Maris; Vice President, Henry A. Cady; Secretary, Orlando D. Suta- my; Treasurer, Joseph R. Johnson, Directors.—Thos. E. Woods, Geo. L. Favorite, P. C. Don, jr., E. Doug- Jaws, J- Owen Dorsey and the officers, has o basis us solid as real estate, In fact, it int re reat es! wae) Every lot owner knows the that for every twenty dollars he invests in this company he can realize one hundred dollars in the value of any lot he Tay bold, aud this without parting with his tock 1 the clectrle, curmpeny._ Who woul not willingly ray gue hundred dollars more fora lot situated where the iahted, than be would fur the same er saimiiar] fot sltnated whore much advantages cannot be ol An electric lighting and power plant, costing not more than three tills per wquare foot, for all the prop. erty in the park will raise the entire valuation ut least one cent per foot within a single year. ‘The plant will 4 permament improvement and the increased valu- ation will also be permanent, “here will electric road to Takoma Park some day; Whenfeople become accustomed to electricity ‘nothing else is quick enough to satisty them, i —_— KINDLY CALL. ‘We shall be pleased to show you our GAS FIXTUBES. The Best Makes Guaranteed. CHANDELIERS, HALL LANTERNS, BRACKETS,&c. An Endless Variety of BOCHESTER LAMPS, GAS STOVES, &0. BOTTOM PRICES, Gc A MUDDIMAN, 1206 F STREET. 1206 F STREET. 17-3t “Fike ESCAPES™ = Everybody should own one. Terie at Dualdits Depot, 0h 1013 13, Pannayivanis ave, (pee 8 Soa a ea NATIONAL FAL Cn Og nl jumbia, secured three Statequaned cojpcesent tan eae vious forse brett fo itn em days: i ybp buh ae ‘date at atthe — on Pane JOHN A RUFF, 16-5t WASHINGTON, D. G- JAN. 30, i MMOMABG. TENDER. Ddecretal Induririal Perings. ‘and Loan Association, tam shares of stock in sour samocistion, tas property ot in Sour association, the Charles E- 1. Holtucs: my iste husband, who died Dex oe 8, 1889, at Garfield hospital, was duly re- I wish to thank your board of directors for prompt- aie ‘this matter, husband's savings in your association were fer Such by the plan you are operating under, The ppening systens of bebe ay Dee raga wed anes hituself was su accommodation to him whereby his savings were not only uarded but ‘muuiplied twelve Tr oF the triQing gum of 25 cente «, month on a share Treceiyed 8500, but bad my (owe hus desired to have nade 8 settlement period four-fifth or more of his oo a to i am 0 sengp | MD RTMCTUIlY YOUN reTTA HOLMES. HOME BUILDING ING ABSOCIATION, SEVENTH ISSUE OF STOCK. Office of the Treasurer, bef ifort a sve. Second monttl; tins on stock of seventh Tecries. 1 ites ESDAW EVENING) Petco reary ii. A07 otetock at Woon reat ae comie ‘westcor- Der of Pebneylvausa ave. aud Shares of ‘De taken at sbove e seventh series may fase jd a Treasurer as above ween 8 a, We allow 5 per interest on stock withdrawn or canceled in settlement. 200 Gn each alte $1 per mouth. “Tie business of te arst month of this series being cl a per meee will have to be made: at this meetin Saving: may be safely inv at s fair rate of in- terest oF loans ob easiest of and st it ‘ble €2 jo commisais inte. emis hay peu redticed share duris past was Aa st 2.39, . —— ving 81 Page yy and Slee i an i nw. si oF PisecLUTIUN OF cO- of J. RICHARD 4 aces dissolved by m rue from 16-200* GALUSHA A. RIGGLER, THE CIROCUI URT FOR PRINCE Be eae Counay As a CounT OF UITY. WILLIAM 3, JACKSOR, HLIAS E. WHITE AND 1. FER YICE, xouxa's} Sth day sam NOTICE TO CREDITORS. NT T FOR PRINCE a Cou: Sar COURT Fe ge at OF a _ eh, JOSFPH ie niches WIFE-—No. 1168. Ordered 25th day of January, 1890, that the pecs Bae ¥ tt three times came to Washi rn timarsinet | by thevestoratil am. Harvest. meeting of young his wil riectare ohare EVENING this week yor Prayer meeting association at 7 p.m. Fine at Street Baptist church, between @ Wenink Prayer meeting o'clock. a nw. ‘Silver colicetion re the chu. Sub; a aT invited to all'vervices. Tt a wees arses ALL SOUL CHURCH corner of 14th and 1. Ohuorfow Mofiiog st Lt snd’ event Kew Kobert Collyer of New York Bible es at’:45 a.m. >» ASSEMBLY PRESBYTERTA\ {UNTTARI > Preach THE MEMBERS Be OF THE LADIES” AID society of th man Orphiat the oldest mea oo oe MLINE M.F.CHURCK,9TH ANDPN Tin of the corr ees a the above. Arylam sg tay. H. K- Naylor. D-D.pastor. 8, 8. 0:13 Hoe DAY, Beb-O Se BOR TSHR Sec | Eesti Wy pastor 21a 5 0 Spar sshoal SRIERDER LODGE, No. 11. 1.0.6. » | Quarterly conference Monday; for etn be nel will hold # Public Teraperauce Mi ness oer 5 sores feast ‘Thureday, 30. Leta morrow Ep heoe at the Eastern § eae church ry R St 7:80, Senator Colauitt. Hon. HB. posue— eens Sees son, ead, Will adress ely commanion a1 ams mM. ; evenso! Ae aye, oti iuday weliool and veaiechising, BO. days, 0 jeedaya and Friday, 7-2 CHURCH OF OUR FA’ ein), Ute and ate Kent, pastor. sores ati Sunday schoo am. Youus people nimnion at F113 0m eee COLLEGE OF PHARMACY — The members of the College fo sitend the funeralof Mz. James D. D O'Donnell. frou St. Patrick’schi TOMORROW at 2:30 Dae Cite] ie k RALUSOWSEL Preadeni” Seo. cad’ 750 poe Ail ‘cordially’ invited. “ene aoe penton, services, WITHIN A MILE OF THE CAPITOL, DOUGLAS, MEMORIAL, ME CHURCH, Kev. ith end H sts. Dr Carrero One square from New Ice Factory, three blocks from | ¥'! hiladelpliie will preach at ii am. Mixsiobary anit- ‘Street Cara and Herdics. versary, 7:30 p.m, Hon. Mr. Morse of Massac! jusetta Cheapest land in Washington, 83,000 feet at 13}4c. | Wil! speak. iv if sold immediately, Sir 3 ull a Di P- PASTOR 1K CON ON ‘gress Stree ‘Church, Georcetow AUS 0. SOR NRON, ¢ Preach tomorrow af 11.2. ‘nd bt Wening "sermon “Tu Yo mi as Atlantic Building. see, President fof the “conference, wil proach ay, p.m, Welcome, ENTRAL OD METHODIS “Church, 12th and M sts. 1. 1eac a.m, aud 7:30 p.m. by Rev, S. Keese Murray, ing Tuesday ight by the President. ren Preach- Collection = t for conference ts free. —EE——EE — IF IN NEED OF FROUSERS, READ. =>E STREET BAPTIST ue Lett _‘BE- Although busy I wo: b> tween uth and 7th sts — usier. That Boston rurchaee w for, Will preach 1 strike. it is euabliny utiday school at id 89, Excellent wearing te styles for Fbusiness, 5 The stock ie wetting Jow. igi s1trsox, Expert 4 Prousera, © goose Lf HOUSE iE < AD Sonneaeee ‘want @ perfectly wate 150" Oi White in color aud will not_amoke, buy, {rom SPIRITUALISM AT GRAND ARMY HALL, ‘opposite Wiliard’s, unday. Ly BROOKE their own brand. "BOT Sal eee O am. Lecture 11 Other: "U7 Louisiantave sw. ta MISS LIZZIE MALCOLM WISHES TO intorm her friends and patrons that she qonncct herself with the Jenuess Miller ui- GE Washings will uot, iu Fs M hali, cor. Peun, av: Fashion, and can be found thor old rons, and 3d st. wi ett h st n.w., Where all kinds of Dress Making ES SO pan The ae a o 4 is, Christ er EAT RICAN V PEUN PRES. s. CHURCH, orn AND F Pa fhe Jocal Amociation will (be ited reaching at}1a.m. by Rov. Mr. shall, ppuaite |B, Eder ball, on opvunite -0, Department. on N ep for the National Feunlop ty a WASHINGTON SIX PER CENT PERMANENT BUILDING ASSOCIATION, YEAR ENDING JANUARY 31, 1890. tor.—Divine service TUmorrow pan. Bunday school st 9.45. sg METROPOLITAN PRE “Church, 4th and B si john Chester, D.D. cu00l » iq Praver meetings "iucnday’ and: Tinreiay owes ev. at ii aim, wud SEY TERT AN 1 am ings FUEENTH Episcopal Church, pastor —Aunual missionary collect johu F, Hurst, resident bishop RECEIPTS. gn hand February 1, fakes te ids Pity Dash Kev. it --» $1,491 86 IONARY DAY AT FOURTH ST. ME. urch.—11 a... mniastonary sermon by the pastor p.tu., Sunday school missionary apui- Nersary.‘ uterestiag exercises, All are: welcome & these services. iv NEW CHURCH.-MR. C. AE. SPAMER OF Seitimvre WU couduct the service at the Docredy’s ball (Nat do. worrow at 21 ect of iscourse: “The Vord of God: Je of interpret tion.” ro" Saday scoot at 0-30. All invited. ‘Loans secured by real FREE METHODIST SERVICES Ent tate and bonds, 8145.800 00 Sunday at Golden Cross bail, Sth aud G sts, Btock refunded 1125471 00 how, Preaching Tomorrow uy" the Faator, Rev, C. i, Tierest vo Sontnworth, Subject: “Entire sanctification. Dividends { end- foe bad 0 or year TiS -CHU! CALVARY BAPT) CHURCH, CORNER SMTeso". 18.060 20 << Stu anid H tenn Rev. samuel H. Greve, Poet Sunday school, — a liam. 30 the ior after evening pe” KENDALL CHAPEL Beak H, corner 1:36 and D mg ‘Theron Outwater, pastor.—Buuday reaching, 11 9,2 L, corner Sth unday shoul, 3:30 p. jon k, Feira muperintendent, ‘Aulare corduliy invited tothose services rs <q CHURCH OF THE COVENANT ree c ce isth = w-—Sorvices st 1 Preaching for, Kev. ‘Teuuis 5. Hambiny D:D bumeisy at¥:30 a.m, Young people's pis dunes 3 ST. PAUL'S Ce Be Vontncton circle reclor.Services toisorrow: union ; 11 am., morning service ana sermot 7:30 pit. the bintiop of the divcose will adiuinister Confirmation and preach. "Ali seats free. MEMORIAL Seeeoee Le Droit Park, Florida ave. neas 28D ST, NEAR Alfri ag. H. mnenees. ‘Treasurer, ‘9 and records fe Ansociation, eating tag books and, rey be apd ‘lass ai Pe istian Endeavor So- weak tevite hah Tops: Things to wet rid of, Mid- weel Vednesday, 7:30 p.m. was have carefully examined correct, CHAS. L, CARON, PAUL bua Ae “THE CLERK'S CONCLUSION” 18 = ‘tor E. Hez Swem’s subject Sunday niente 7:30 o'¢lock, et Baptist Church Auditorium, 4th BOARD OF DIE DIRECTORS: st crete poe: baba gt at ao a.m, ‘cre the CHAS. HEKMAN, | GEO. C, WALKER, | fil goats tre. Co ra CHAS. GRAFF, JOHN WAL ie Ex ie E. J. SACKS ‘aaa JAcoB M Mitten FEKDINAND SCHMIDT, Attorney. ee 624 F st. nw. it cS" = THAT reel RESI- ence, 908. 908 13th st. n, GURLEE Bai FIRST BAPTIST ‘CHURCH, 161TH AND O me (Scott circle), Dr.Chirles A. Stakely, pastor. — Su 30" 8 echo am. Preachiug it 22 ms the pant pie's meetii it it Fan. A jets ‘Dr. Wi'bur f. Cratte of New York, — ‘American Sabbath union, will address FOR SALE—A HANDSOME NEW RESI- | the consromation ou the buruins question of The dence on New Hampabite ave, notth of Du- mt stale — ie CENTRAL ME, CHURCH. 5TH ST. aw. ME THE BROO! from ‘he convention 730, Kev J. WE" Bowes. Bit ‘A. MEETING OF Buildi: will _be Pater rest 4 D. of Baltimore. Sunday school 9 am. and 3 ia Caw, MONDAY EVENING. at, 7:30 o'clock, for | Everybody welcome, "W. H. Brooks, pastor. Seber business ae may be Senne amociation.” H. SALON Zion Awe chure Erg betore the ‘associat 2 eon, Dastor.— Preaching. 1 . Daily of , hee MUTUAL. Asbury M. E. church” TAKOMA PARE BUILDING ABBOCIATION, FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, mea) Pian reakiat ° gs a - See ies ie 3. Vance Lowi eit 2, Miller vice Mycaident, er. | Li tii, won “Christian Service” "and ‘Shares $100, payable $1 monthly. Loaus made in ‘upon ine Childhoodand Youth of Jesus, Aduaie fed the Distnctand Maryiund, ‘Shares can be taken st an SS ee cin 02s pemeeete t time, "Dues payable on or before the 10th of each | 2 Christian Endeavor meeting, 6:45 month, Call at office for prospectus and information. FOUNDRY M. E. CHURCH —REV. GEO. Eliott, are ie co ‘seriN0D, ji A THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK. | Sunday, school. kS eneiinas of the Hyateay iiding associa- tity altora ‘and "Dr. Elliott: ee: nbs held at the Hall in Hyat Ti eee a SOMO SRR Sececee = ING, FEBRUARY 11, 1890, at & o'clock. c. W, Luan he it. GRACE M, E, CHURCH, COR, OTH AND ¢ Be se iow. A Belly, pastor Preachhue Tt IT HAVING BECOME KNOWN TO THE | $13, 4007:40 p.m. Young people's twilight service Aimerican Citizens Equal Meee | 6:30 p.m. ath | wees Pee oi el Fame me. r, BN. at liam: ma vave,jiee, Oth rh ttt a MASS. ave, and" 10th te Bw alse” . “Herbert, Wichardson Gre CENTRAL UNION MISSION, or eae Bee fave, Tonight, souk, service, THIS 18 TO GIVE NOTICE THAT, OWING to the ess akin Aust Mr real catate Dust: | Tir and 7. , ‘give up the the Preferred Mutua mectings as usual. See tin, Executive com- Gent Reestiatton Sy Me Ber eck. os ‘mittee meetin;. Tucsday, 7:30. All invi it to sce all iis ae the ‘Of the tn oan a aoe =e eek ete a? | premuerniy ormase BS -ARTNERSHIP HERI am -; preaching 11 s.1n. by pastor Sai hat 7730 puma by President We ML Strayer. ‘Stranger ON ‘GO, in thie vited. free. .r 1, 1800, EL Bt. pur. CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY,G Pee HM. MeKimi, DD. Tor.-Eervices at 7:30 p. vrata Seats ell —s PAU S AME CHURCH TT 5M 4G luay. C. W, Pits . aptit church. PP bdsnioe Sa ae ae ‘wife's: CHURCH OF THE ieee ‘MASS. wind sete’ ont heen fave, and 1th stat 11 ee bid thas are due | SERDESE® faked by o LN it VERMONT AVENUE CHRISTIAN Churck —F. D. Power. “sg Li *: sy.eetoy wine so: Se Sonia poi ‘AN M. EL CHURCH, oe See at Saat oe Ci oe ivaieraeees TTL illasey EDUCATIONAL... EXCURSIONS, FAMILY SUPP! err rit 0 FINANCIAL... 1 FOR RENT (Fuats).. 2 FOR RENT Giaxts).. 2 FOR RENT (Rooms) Page 3 FOR RENT (Stans) Page 3 FOR RENT (Sroues), Pace 2 FOR RENT (Houses Pago 3 FOR RENT (Ovrices: Page 2 FOR SALE (Houses). Paco 3 FOR SALE (ors), Page 3 FORSALE (Mrscrutaxnovs). Page 1 GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.. Paxe 10 Page 11 Pare 10 Pare 1 Page 12 Page 12 Page 1 Pace 7 -Pace 5 Paro 10 Page 12 Xew PUBLIGALIONS. Page 12 OTARIES PUBLIC. -Pare 3 OCEAN STEAMERS. Pago 9 Page 9 “Pago 7 Paco 1 Page 9 Page 11 -Page 9 Page 11 Pago 1 Page 7 Page 2 WANTED (Lora). Page 2 WANTED (Hovsns). Pare 2 Pace 2 WANTED Misonzuaseous) "ago 2 WANTED (toows Paxe 2 WANTED (Boap). -Page 2 sseee-Page 11 WINTER RESORTS. Governmest Recrirts Topar.—Internal revenue, $540,044; customs. 982, Tue Secoxp Eprrion of the Congressional Directory has just been issued by Mr. W. H. Michael, clerk of Bt sresegua records, in very com- plete and useful shape. Srexoorarner Al Apporstep, — Algernon W. Austin, Indianapolis, has been appointed a stenographer in the bureau of navigation, Navy department, at $1,200a year, Tae Paestext Has Arrnoven the act to provide certificates of honorable service to ete who have served in the United States navy or marine corps who have lost their cer- tificates, SUPERINTENDENT oF THE Pexston Butuprxe.— Capt. Joseph W, King of Illinois was to-day pointed superintendent of the pension build- at a salary of $1,400, vice Capt. Henry Fillie, who has been transferred to a clerical position. Maurxe Onpers.—Second Lieut. T. C. Prince, detached from the Annapolis marine barracks and ordered to the Washington barracks, re- jieving First Lieut. 8, W. Quackenbush, who is barracks and orde: li detached from the duty at the navy yard, Anxy Onpers.—Maj. Isaac Arnold, jr., ord- nance department, has been ordered to tempo- rary duty at Bowling Green, Ky. The leave of absence Capt. Henry Metcalf, ord- nance dey ent, has been extended to March lnext nty-five colored recruits have been to the tenth cavalry. Prxsioxs ron Disraict PEor Proriz.—Pensions have been granted to residents of the District of Columbia as follows: Original invalid, Samuel G. Braman; increase, David M. Proctor, John L. Nichols, Herman Miller, oo Mack; widow's, Lottie A.,widow of Wm. Carr. D. M. Taytor, now on duty in Secre- tary Proctor's office, returned this morning from Fortress Mouroe, where he has been for over a week at the bedside of his little girl, who has passed ——_ ‘4 severe and danger- ous attack of t hoid fever. She has improved suficiently 1 “a a3 pronounced out of but has not yet recovered. Surerintexpent Porter's Vistrors Don't Misp tue Ratx.—The street in front of the census office building this morning was lined with hacks and carriages, and it looked as if a tea or reception was in pr It was, how- ever, only the usual crowd of visitors to see Superintendent Porter, but owing to the rain they came in carriages instead of by street cars or on foot, ———— Tue Review at THe Barracxs.—Yesterday's review of the regular troops at the arsenal was the first occasion of its kind in this city since the advent of the present administration, Secretary Proctor has reviewed the troops at other places, both in the north and west, but has never until yesterday had an opportunity to witness the evolutions of the forces that constitute the Fegular garriso garrison 0 of the capital, AMoNG THE Pagsrpexr's Vis 's Vistrons this morn- ing were Senators Frye, Hiscock, Cullom,Piatt, Allison and Plumb, Representatives McComas Henderson, Gest, Conger, Burton, Cannon, qlee Mason, si age Needringhaus, Maj. 0. E. Hine of Pee —— and Hon. F. B. Posey of er, Ind nt of wool grow- ers poi yn, os, H. Cavana’ : ed i Gen. Greely and Henry coc] Tae Cram or Josera Reprerx axp Wire.— The first controller has decided that a claim for unliquidated damages cannot be adjusted and settled by the accounting officers; that the only relief in such a claim is in Congress or th: courts, This opinion was given in the matter of a claim of Joseph Redfern and wife —_— aeenon of the buil pomeeed Sy ie Dek a for office purposes, to their former condi- tion as residences and for renton same after expiration of lease and until such restoration is ee THE NEW HOUSE RULES. Itis Expected a Vote on Them Will be Reached Next Week. The majority of the committee on rules are anxious to get a vote on the new code of rules want to make apy unnecessary delay, i ie: Telegrams to The Star. A FRENCH DUKE IN PRISON > The Orleanist Pretender Causes An Uproar. ene THE PORTLAND FLOOD'S DAMAGE. —_—— The Los Angeles River Works Ruin Broad- cast. —_ THE NEWS OF THE WORLD TODAY. a THE DUKE ARRAIGNED. The Young Pretender to the Throne of France to be Sent Into E Pants, Feb. 8.—The duke of Orleans was ar- raigned this morning charged with violating the law expressly passed by the government banishing both himself and his father ae euemies of the republic. The duke said that he returned to France merely for the purpose of performing the military dutivs imposed by the laws of France on ali youths upon attain- ing the age of twenty-one years, He requested that the hearing be adjourned in order to allow him time toplace his case in the hands of counsel. The request was granted and an ad- journment taken until Wednesday next, HE MUST Go, The cabinet held a meeting today and decided to enforce the law in the case of the duke of Orleans. The young duke has comfortable Spariments at the conciergerie. The Duchess DeChartres and Princess Marguerite and other friends will be permitted to visit the duke. ML Canstans, the minister of the interior, has or- dered that he be treated with distinction, The monarchist deputies have decided to interpolate the government as to its reasons for imprisoning the prince. The Republique Francaise, the government Organ, makes no com it upon the arrest, but merely quotes the expulsion law, which pro- vides @ penalty of from two to five years im- Prisonment for its violation. Le Paiz and the Journal des Debats both na- vocate that the duke be reconducted to the frontier. ——— LOS ANGELES RIVER. Turned From Its Course and Nearly a Million of Property Ruined. Los Anortes, Cat, “Feb, 8.—Los Angeles river has changed its course at right angles just south of the city,and after crossing the coun- try for six miles empties into the old San briel river. The inundation covers a large area, A large number of orange, walnut, iemon and other orchards are almost ruined. Growing crops in its course are completely destroyed. The total damage in this locality is estimated at $750,000, _ ANTI-ORMON PRosPE: CTs. The Gentile Vote in Utah Likely to Carry. Saut Lage, Uran, Feb. 8—The campaign of the liberal party closed last mght with a street parade and illumination of all the gentile houses in the city, There are 7,827 voters, as shown by the registration just closed. Forty- nine hundred and five of these are pronounced gentiles and 2,922 Mormons, The gentiles have & majority on the face of the returns of 1,983. The majority Monday next will, on account of absentees, probably be between 500 and 700. Judge Powers, the chairman of the liberal committee, expresses no doubt of the nd says the majority will not fall below 580 and may reach 1. ~saall SEVENTY R ROUNDS. The Dixon-McCarthy | Fight Results in a Sram, Bostox, Mass., Feb. 8 8,—The fight last night between Dixon and McCarthy at the Union athletic club rooms ended in a draw after seventy stubbornly contested rounds. Both men entered the ring at 8:02, each stripping at 11434 pounds and in perfect condition. Dixon was seconded by ‘tom O'Rourke, Tom Me- Geough and Danny Gunn, and McCarthy by Tom Collins, Jack O'Hara and Chappy Moran, with Al Smith of New York as referee, ounce gloves were used. a AFTER THE FLOOD, Recounting the Damage in Oregon From the Willamette’s Rise. Portiaxp, One., Feb. 8.—The water in the Willamette river is falling rapidly and business in the flooded districts ix again assuming its normal condition, Considering the volume of water carried down by the river the damage in and around this city has been comparatively light. The heaviest losers are the saw mill owners, who suffered considerably by havin loge and lumber carried away. Wharves an’ docks have not suffered seriously. Merchants’ losses in goods have not been great. The Southern Pacitic company is probably the heaviest loser by reason of washouts on its line between here and Ashiand. A number of bridges have been washed out and miles of track wasbed away or covered by slides. In the vicinity of Salem a number of small houses were carried away by the flood and some stock drowned. The principal loss there, however, was the large wagon bridge across the river. At Independence two ware houses contain- ing were carried away. On the west side ditaion of the Southern Pacific several bridges were carried out und the track toa considerable extent. At othcr points along the Willamette a number of small ware houses have been washed away with their contents. The first loss of life by the floods so far as known occurred at Oregon City yesterda: when an unknown man was drowned. The Union Pacific line is snow blockaded be- tween here and The Dalles, connection being made by boat. Northern Pacific trains are running on time. It is reported that two line men of the West- Baurmone, Feb. &—A railroad accident Feported on the Chesapeade and Ohio railroad atthe Big Pen tunnel, between a Lowell, W. Va. A freight train crushed into gienal station, ped ft into the New river and Sem plenged te after ‘The telegraph