Evening Star Newspaper, February 22, 1890, Page 1

THE EVENIN NG STAR PUBLISHED DAIL ¥. | Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDIN Northwest Corner Penzsylvania Ave. pry 1tth 8, by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, S. il. KAUFFMANN, Jres't fered atthe Post 6 econd-class mai! matter | Tax WEeexLY Stan—pubifshed on Friday—@1 a Fear, postage prepaid. Six monthe, 50 cents. §2~All mail eubseripticus most be paid im advance; Be paper sent louger than i paid for. Rates of advertisinz made known on application —_—___— 15,067, Vor. T6—No. oe Slat. WASHINGTON, D.C.. SATURDAY, FEPRUARY 22, 1890. TWO CENTS. SPECIAL N OTICES. = = S$: ALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE- a Stal iy the undersizned until WEDNES: at 1 o'clock tu, Lor the purchase Are sb, House ‘Puruishine Goods “ject any and WE ~tAnsienee of M. Colenai. 1305 7th IN AND NEW ORLEANS TEL APH COMPANY. of the Stockholders of this com- he. hyo A Union buiiding, so. AY. the Sth day of March, 1890, BHUCHESTE: 0. is THE SUPKE TKICT OF IE ANN MAGEE Fi AL. V ey AL. Eq caver, having reported t the proverty des ribed im the proceedines had in eause to Chat my, Mk, Barrick’ stand, for the sumof 82.2 ie ft by the court, this Gth ay dered that iaid sale anc ‘oufirmed. unless cause to the contrary be the Lith day of March. A.D. 1=:0), A copy of this order stall be published in the Waah- om Law Reporter once a week fer three successive Necks Lefore suid lant-wentioued day and tor the maine Period in the eet santos! 3k HAGNEK. ork. By M. Asat. Clerk. 1y Tae came cour FoR PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY A COURT OF TY. WILLIAM B, Jac “KSOS, FLIAS E. WHITE AND JOMN A BAKEM Lrustees, ot Feb AD. a dice be ratiBed and shown on “iru copy. Test: fenwick Young to file their clazius She Cierk of the Circuit Court tor Prince County, Maryland, & ‘tixement in the “Evening or pe for three sticcessive weeks before the Ist Fe F.5i0NE, cd. JOHN W. BLE Clerk Ci. C Ma. SECURITE Siti MORTGAGE CO. OF PHILADELPHIA. CAPITAL, $2.000,000. thir Monday im Maren next. ‘True copy—Test: Offers to investors ite 6 per cont Guaranteed De- | “4 Denture Bonds, Tnese Bonds area safe, relisble and convenient investment and can be purchased im gaucunts of $200, B40U, $500 and $1,000. CRANE, PARRIS & CO., Bankers, Ebbitt House, Agents, Who will furuish all iuformation. n23-wkas3m = EQUITABLE CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION. “EQUITABLE BUILDING,” 1003 F 8T. ASSETS $1,119,062.77. Office hours, from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily. On the first V.ednesday im each month the uffice will be Open from 6 to S o'clock pan. Advances will be made prowptly at 7 o'clock. The 15th issue of stock is open for suvscription. Shares are $2.50 per month. $1,000 advaliced on cuch share. Pamphlets explaining the cbjects and advantages of the Association are furnished upon application... THOMAS SUMEAVILLE JNO. JOY EDSON. See’ry. a CHEAPEST, QUICKEST AND CLEANEST <7 WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY'S COLE JOHNSON EROTHERS, Exclusive Sales Agents, rERSONAL IGH-STANDING CHRISTIAN COUPL) NT to Educate and, if wanted, Adopt a Child (own id eh Uuspeimation walited; best references given. Yor particulars address Dr. ROMER, 1 Bprius Garden, ELtiselpuia, Pa, $i.vv0 CLERK JON BUREAU WILL A eiiiage with Clock of ike seule 10 ams Uti jetldrest EXCHANGE, Bo: tar office. od ARRIED, OF PROPERTY AND rieuce in Feal estate end ~alues YOUNG MAN, ith __ SPECI AL NO’ TICES. _SEECIA L_NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. HON. JOMN M. GREGORY, D.t will speak at 923 Fee n wey thie GATOR: DAY) evenins at 8 pm, under the Buspices of = Peop operative Colnmonweaith on the “Ameri can Presidency it ae NIGHTS ¢ ‘OF PYTHIAS. es Fut, eon rm =p P ciety. —Filty-sixt ‘The Grand Lodge, 1 meet, THIS | Foundry church Addresses EVENING at 7:30 o'clock in Heigicy’s U Hae s25 12th stn. - t ca" of hu: EDEGKD ‘Dinisiey prosiaen Hous." Ay Moree assachu: Stewart of Georgia, W. D. Owen oth aan Sid byron AL Cuteheou of “Mhiebiirau. FD. PO WEE, secretary. OST. G.A. ae ask 2 fhels halt SOMORROW the funeral of Comrade JOHN A. LOGAN Pd ‘contia,) and yc in a beds, & M. F. Kelly, on WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMEERANCE Greenwood, Willwive @ Bible leadinue en AREER: a Oe ee fi Vo juct the m 12th st. and Maseachusetts/ave, n.w. Sti Sei iae This is to potify the public that T have, bought snd en ion of the Park Market, and shall con- Stock of Home Dressed Beef, Southdown ‘Mutton, Poultry, Fish, Oysters Vegetables, Fruits, &c.. ke." Spring Lamb just in trom the bes: BI ‘ion of Virginia now on hand. Oyster’s Best Grades of Butter a specialty, All orders will have prompt attention and will be delivered in all NON-PARTISAN W, CTU. MASS, MEET: ine at Foundry ME. church, cor. 14th and G at n.w.. Sunday, Feb, 23, 3 sim Addresses by Mrs. J, Ellen Foster. Subject: Prohibition. Miss Pierce ‘will sing. 1t A! CHRISTIAN hee ANCE < Union.—-Mane meeting’ under the susbices of District 7.0, at the Laeger aL [ “church, 4th st. A good | ss it 3 p. gh ey help alone the cause. It HALLS /BER—JAS. §. LEE, ToMOR- Pema, ee Tall 1630 14th at iow, Washinton | id. ine same place EVER! BERD AUTERNOON,. hx Ex. Gov. Perhain of Mi has been invited to address meeting at Clood Ten fare ball, which will be uuder charge of Morniug Star Star lodre TOMORROW evening. IRITUALISM AT GRAND ARMY HALL opposite Willard’s, every Sunday. Tycount be Lecture 11:30 am. and daily except Saturd ste aes 30 pain ANDREW J. HEILBRUN,_ AN CIFATING A LARGE DEMAND FOR our Popular Bottled Beer we advise our friends and the public generally to send their orders in as soon a8 possible, so that our courteous drivers may attend their wants promptly. Very respectfully, THE KIsIN a STAK BUTILING WOKKs, n.e. cor. Y e F 13th and G peak: ‘and Mpetinl Ase igtered imitators will be £ GLavixa, RS cau be Tecture. “Toe. i, Erna prosecuted. ANDREW J. HEILBRUN uch 216.8 Usp UMENTs, VAULTS, preice HEAD STONES, OOPING. INSPIRATION AND lecture J. ¥. MANNING, 14th and H sts, pw. FLORENCE K. XI ‘Platform Test Medium of Boston, will tests atG. A.B. Hall at 3 p.m. Sunday, >GURLEY | MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN Church, Le Droit Park, Florida ave, near th st. pw. Rev. William S. Miller, pastor —Preschi eet Ta ‘Rey. Edward 4 zetia, ar, and schoo! and Christian Endeavor Poctety 6:45 pits Mii-week service Weduvsday be ates dane ere vent len el itd 28, at i. stain Behe ‘class ne “a0 ae mys p.m, vor Union CENTRAL UNION MISSIO; 930 1 Ny aye pen. an Bithastaste meetings. ie ‘svirit of |G aon tie meatines. if God couvicting and converting Same at hea. Bulletin.) rauc CHURCH OF THE COVENANT (PRES- byteriau), Connecticut ave. Nand 18th sts, bow.—Services at 11 a. Cia ing by. pastor, Rev. ‘Teuus S. Hamlin, D-D. Suma thd at 9:30 a.m. Young pouple's ineeting at 3 Hg ae CONGREGAT: oe CHURCH, E STREET BAPTIST Ete Ae BE- Brrtwecn 6th and 7tu sta, Hey. J. J M pastor.—Subject of sermon at 11 am, Tomorro ‘The Touch of Jesus" At 7:30 p.m. “Somebod Touch.” oy eS after eyeuing service. sunday schuol ‘A cordial Sie sine Laura 30 pea ool at Yad wm, Chant x it speak in the ‘mori min Sunday schoo! con- cert evening. lly invited, Young Poovie' a Union ‘Tucedlay'en evening at 232 12th st. sw. 1 were Reg CHANT oF 7 pease ut Church of Our Father, cor 13th aud Liw. Ail cor 3 dially invited. “ay ipens bee po ge ge Bog ae TH Greenwood of ape, BY eerie gif Zou intend to improve your lot, iit\the cemetery = Ww. fendent Evangelistic Department ix spring now ix the time to place your order, Do hot fail to inspect my lure assortment, and if you find nothing fu it tosuit you my draughtsman will will give a cries of Bible Keudings, commence: om a zr. wanxixo, | mi Tombuhows Webetsry eee uu ional church, corner £21-1m 14th and Hets. nw. | aud ‘tee Church of seein ay i and = r Connecticut ave, on WASHINGTON, DG. JANUAKY 80, 1800. | rE CDAY next at 3 ociock Mrs. Urimistou \ssociation, _| Chaut of London, England, will the meet- mal church, Dr. Bischoff big ited. ing at the Cougreyal It Leal a 00 for “Repurchase” of conduct the music. a Gon, the property of sles H. It, Holines, imy late hus All are cordially ivi x who died De- MISS ELIZABETH eee = cember 9, 18SU, at Gariield hospital, was duly re- Chant will ive a series of Bible Read- Shurch of Covenant unecticul Oy wish to thank & your board of directors for prompt- esduy Wed » February 24, peas in tite hintton sSipems All trveuds cordially: twvited invi stvines in your association were $40, we. Inch by the plau Sou sro operating under, ceived 850K Tiie ioauihg aystem of which my late husband availed Was an accommodation to lim whereby ings were not only guarded but multiplied twelve Smee. ~@-= MRS. E. E. MASSON RETURNS THANKS toher friends for their kind assistance at the concert vive a: G.A.R. hail coeds of which were $127, for the benefit of Grace Ezoeestant Episcopal chureh, South Washougton I it* GOODWILL COUNCIL, NO. 9, SONS OF Jonadab, will hold an open. open Se and entertainment ou FLDAY EVENING, th at S o'clock. The public are cordially invited tos tend. POLOMAC HALL, 11th st, au Maryland ayo. ‘the trifling sum of 25 cents a mouth ona share I ne cedved $500, but had my late husband lived aud desired to have inade a settlement iu cash in a given period four-fifth or more of lis payments would have been reeurmed te hun. ‘Tamm gratefully yours, {21-3¢ v: Hi r UTICE TOT that I have dixposed of my tek store corner M aud Sist sts nw. to i hos. A. Kic All persous indevted to me will please settie counts as soon THE it ead HERETOFORE sscrating be W. K. Brown and P. H. t it. Geown will counta due the firm and direct to eee 1402 i. BLOWN, ‘as possible t t) stn. i ‘CROPLE} = ae ivguaDe._| § gS WARIINGTON EPRUAR} M e8 0. DISSULUTION OF CUPARTNER: ie ee Errihas Z ihe) public are notified that the fru of DEN” | will sell tue Dalance of her elegant ner, Carriage and Mtreet Bowucts, &c., at ereatly reduced _Best Fitter in attendauce, = 7 ae ELECTION OF DIRECTORS. se ME TLALN & CO., BROKERS, ‘The annual election of seven directors for Stocks, Grain, Provisious ‘aud “Qil, have Femoved | the Columbia 1sailroad Co:npany to verve the ensuing e temporarily to the te Droit Building | year will be held at the office of the company, room a pending the coustruc- | 1, National Safe Deposit building, New Tork eve, aud Fats. 15th st., on ZUESUAY, March 2 th proximo, between THAT Ap: | te outs of 1 and 2 Books for the transfer of 4 tuck will close biarel tion has bee ach ra duplicate tax- | “55. > cation line beet made epscree beets Tat a BAKER, Gere tary. ria, THEY Al GETTIN Parties LOW.—I refer to the excei- lent Tine of 86, $6.50 and 87 Truu- which Tam inaking up in Ernie atyle st, 45. Come early. mien xpert co crs, OOF. Oth and G sta kw: Wk, was dissolved by mutual cousent Decenber 31, 121-30 MAKON A. ELDINDGE. £21-Lin uni 7% che w ‘aie acing init ” = ON OND BAnsTow, Real Estate Brok: Ge 8s, EXHIBITION AND OFFERED FOR <a for, s fow days only. », Muguiticeut Aut Violin trom the collection of se DO YOU. ye ‘AIR OF PAN’ at 47 | We are showing Pants that are well time. SERRE LO RETTER SLATE Witt G MEDIUM, ce <=TO WHOM IT MAY unde, shapely out and equal to castom, work. Pernt ‘copurtuership Leretofore ex- GEO, SPRANSZ, 434 7th st. isting between Hollins & Carr was dissolved the 7 day of February. 1800, by niutual couseut, each con- betas 1 business ely. LN. HOLLINS wud 5. aap ery Beye risceps See VIEWS, Sax 13 HOME MISSIONART SOOIETY Be la ESR Od EW MEXICANS, CHI- a P TOM PATRONS © tae ‘of busine fbero! ie Ue ety, how “hoidiug 8 zoveruunent posi. | will prec on UT, va ite ABLE GARDEN, Geu of $1,.00 jer aniiuny i» Desirous of Eiuaucibg i By the Reet Loaie cue. Msurance Business with, — PROFESSOH MURRAY, Segue Fatel lied auc Keliable iru ot Party ‘At ‘Adsisess Box ee iva full mate, 1t* METROPOLITAN CHURCH, $36 AND ¢ “a DY WHO CALLED WITH HER s ite terching dancing elass call samira HALL. “urst indies’ = LOU'S HOME-MADE mt Ne ae QURE ‘Wlafirea Paget & BROS, Ch usd a tibet ; rae mene Opp. Met. Hotel. _“[1t}_ GO Penna, ave, BW. FLYSS vy: Institute, = _f12-1m Southwent cor. Mih and K stan. w. Se-witson wHisey.s GQUODRICH, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, 124 DEAR A. Chacagos advice Inve, yore capecionce: busine uiethy AN: THe Bours Wit WILLIAMS Manager, pees tts pow i RIZED PRIVATE DEYECTIVE AGENCY & Communications promptly at- _Othce, open all WE wi 1WE Apu Bust Qvaurty, Lowest Paces. TEALIAN OLIVE O1L. GOLDEN CLING PEACHES. ITALIAN MACARONI. ENGLISH JAMS. PETITS POIS, EXTRA FINE FRESH SALMON. FRESH LOBSTER. BW. BURCHELL, 1345 F stow, Buasouss Is Fens Aso Wrara We bave wade genuine reductions on all FURS AND WRAPS. ‘Those desiring bargains can now obtainthem. The Brest couds manufactured are ob exhibition. con- misting of SEAL JACKETS, CAPES AND SACQUES. Moukey, Nutria, Mink, Persian and Astrachan CAPES AND MUFFS. ‘The belance of PLUSH WEAPS at prime cost, WILLETT & RUOFF, ‘Hatters and Furriers, ‘20-3 905 Pa sve Poor Reser Goons ARE DEAR AT ANY PRICE. Get the Best. BUBBEK COATS, GOSSAMERS, BOOTS AND SHOES, ETC., AT GOODYEAR RUBBER COMPANY, SOY Sth stow, MELVILLE LINDSAY, Manager. a1s-3m Frownns Frowens. AT AND BELOW COST. In order to make room for our Spring Importation of Flowers, we will civse our preseut large stock at and SS Garnitures made by an artist frevot ‘Mrs. M. J. HUNT, a2 Sino 1309 F st. ow. Gar Tar Bus: LUTZ & BRO. 407 Penn. ave., adjoining National Hotel, ores Biaakets and Lay iictes at low prices. els Garrs Scrrs Scovnrn AND PRESSED FOR gL — ogee tr ee ee ~ : PRODUCT OF THE WILSON DISTILLERY, HIGHSPIRE, DAUPHIN CO., PA. ‘This celebrated Whisky, most carefully and slowly yeusted, mashed, fermented and distilled from the m- valuable heaith-giving Chalybeate waters and choice small «rain Kye peculiar to the renowned mountain districts of Pouusylvania and Maryland, and ripened ium heated ware Louses, sea-voyayed and aged in the warm salt air of Bermuds. The oxides of iron and their homologous salts iound in the waters from which this Whisky is distilled render this Whisky invaluable und unequaled asatonic and rejuvenator to those in need of strength, vitality aud vigor See certificate of Prof, Loury of the Baltimore Med- Seal College: “IT 18 PURE, FREE FROM FUSEL OIL, AND CAN THEREFORE BE SAFELY RECOMMENDED FOR MEDICINAL USE. ITS HIGH COLOR 1s DUE tu “HE IKON PKESENT. “Wal. B, TONRY, Ph.D,, Chemist” This celebrated Whisky is pola Buf the following Grocers aud Wholesale 11yuor Deal Cropley & Gwynn, 43 Oth at. aw. Northern Liberty Market any will be held at the office of anid company Saket “H 10. 2890. Polis open trom 1 fer books closed February 25. Op Ld-cotit 6 ri Diseases of Women wall Fecetve nicut every Monday, Wed Hesday als ofr TL am. wo 1 Ya Rtspices of Dre Sie nS Fal ORC _225-ta,th, sas «=Mi! rE J MpRICAN ICE ¢ a ot Ri - a I owning the best lve vesting pusnt in Maine, sud having suede the wdditions required to Tupid growth, i rie asin the vast, “Best xrades of COAL and WOU wale, Ked Wagons, E. M. WILLIS, Washington Man’ seodsua | ¥ ous Baupaylvaaie eve. Bw. rt 1 sq> Een OF ORIGINAL = B. Sew ren = ve, Bb WATER COLOR DRAWINGS Ba aes 3 Lo ad 0, Wriehi, TOFT p, B Daeg ae = =e 2: Douvelly, cor, Lath aud 1 sia: 2.w, Souk Bronk Coe 1910 1th st new E. Maurice Sroplan, Carre Direct transcripts from nature of famous localities in Welckor's Hotel, 7 fot ith EUROPE, ASIA, AFRICA AND AMERICA. Silene: Hotel, 6th and Fentaylvanta ave. n.w. tel, O13 Pennsylvania ave. H.W. Soe le Se Be ates ‘The Love kam. 13 fe eit ete GALT'S GALLERY, KW. Moneun, ECW, Hyastet, DOs Penis) lvania sve, mw, €:B. Osborne, cor. 7thand F sta. 1. 118-6t 1107 Pennsylvania ave. E. Gerstenber; Penns) lvania ave, mw, —— Tol des. H. Custelo, 408 10th st, n.w. <7 NOTICE TO CKEDITOLS. Ching. ©. Beil ay? Dak new. aw, & CIRCUIT COURT FoR Prince GeoncE’s | 3,,F¢ en cot. 4 Pity Tabet ereaule are. COUN EY, SITLING AS 4 COURL OF EQUILY oon, 4, Humphrey, WILLIAM 'B. JACKSON, ELIAS E. W axp| J! e sajivaninave, mw, JON A. BAKER 1 Ke kw JOSEPH N. YOUNG AND WIFE—No. 1168. ee Ordered this 25th day of Junuary, 1890, that the | Dan ahuve-narued trustees, wive uotice wu the creditors of 7 Josepn N. Young to file their ciaims in thix case with the Clerk of the Cireuit Cour: for Prince George's County, Marylaud, by advertisement in the “Even Star," 4 Dewspaper pritited it Washington city tw § week for three successive wecks before the frst gay in fg Mare Li, aid ss to be filed om oF be- nex! ¥. STONE, C.J. JOHN W, BELT, ET T TAKE aS IN IN- my and rea Club, i eG Tee we Ask for WILSON WHISKY. THE ULMAN GOLDSBOROUGEH ©0,, ‘True copy—Test: _{5-wks3w NOTICI forms al Rew 1, 1sve “store, 1308 cy a 8 at my wew store, 14th ‘street northwest, a ne ou, Distillers, pani laterials, where all v1 will receive my per- | @19-e03m_ Baltimore, Md. 16-200" MMGALUSHA A. RIGGLES. AMERICAN Rtas AND TRUST => MAJ. GEORGE A. ARMIES HAS ESTAB- 1 : on rae subject eck Go cP iiee once at 140s Fat aw. ands (GOSH 1ORSEVED aiened ont Ls red tw sive some excellent barwrains to thowe who 'y tor real estate in uorthwestern section of the SEX PER CENT fret loons upon caty at ‘wale. city abd also offers several el resideuces, fur. or AD Gnfur. in select locations in the city liuite at extra | ,,@RORGETOWN AND TENLEYTOWN Bpanoan | particulars. EDWARD CAVIRLY & CO., 1. NEW bart RE LYSHIP BONDS Nerkave Fi cee a Ventilat- Ree cy Re 9 Leo ag = the Umien >to" urnaces jepouits ° SAFE KE! NG ‘GUARANTEE Telephone cull, 854-.. f5-lm VALU. ¥ Ae FEPh ae — JOHN B. CLARK JOHN ~JOBNS, D. A = MeKNIGh’ B: hare Pe JUNG MCKNIGHT, s-at-Law. st, Washi Attorneys-at-Lak * hington, D. tuce before Communit ‘the Y vy A EETING OF THE 3 C. } < x] tie ARLINGTON FIRE IN- domes bE. Fitch, 4 Lond CE COMPAST ip fgg ths District of Colwabis | W-5. Thou yaad, -o. forthe siete pine Dueciore to ppt fr thew - | Root Dornan, gas. Porter, Tb08. ave. iw, Monday, Heburary 24, 1800, Polls Sim Verner, Joucph A. Janney, open at } and close at spe lenry 5. Louchheim, ry . daz4-did FKANKE T. RAWLINGS, Secretary. bay -_ be pinion’ ®, ——— CERTIFICATES OF STOCK, CHEQUES | \ ‘Coates, * Seat = other securities | Conmuéreaal | Eeriah Wi gobee ene “el Tuth and D streets tPost balldiba.r | Met! Teed. 15-20 = [AKLES ALLEN HAS REMOVED Bo TaGiiote te Taz Seen. eB Ge BOLING as 1 dig OATES TSS wo 4:30 at oT pm }t THE PLACE FOR CHANDELIERS AXD FIXTURES FOR Gas. C4, MUDDIMAR, 1206 Fret. hours of 9 am. and 4:30 p.m. daily at the officsot INO, 4. PRESCOTT, Secretary and Treasurer, \4-Gen 1616 F ot. a.w., Kellogg Building. ge - 2 MES. LAURA ORMISTON CHANT wus #peak at the Convregutioual church Tumor- row Peace at 3p. Bible readiug by Miss Groeu- woud. mdially invited, it GRACE 1 KEFORMED CHURCH, 15° ad ween kuodle Island ave. an « Pat., Anyi, —, Peres service ‘San Free pews, Stranwers circle n.w., itev, Alf Fector.—Services: 7:30 a.m. Holy Gomnians a. &.m., morning service and sermon. song (tull choral) and sermon, Ali eats fr0e.” HAMLINE ME. CHURCH OTH ANDP! ae . hing: meeting ‘Tu wamae 30. Seats free. FOURTH PRESBY. TERIAN © CHURCH, OTH ‘at. bet. sts. n.w,, Rev. Joseph Sabbatiechool ab ‘Dio. ams. Preveuinat ar PAUL'S CHURC! Washington a evening prayer meetin cordgally weicome to CHURCH, 3D AND ry day. 12 an, preaching Dy D. Baltimore. 7:30 p.m, ‘meetiiis, address by tion. ‘and other daseeneting 5 ex- ST. MARY'S PE. CHURG! iD ST. BE- een G and H n.w.—Moruing prayer, 10 O'clock: 11.6 reigek puatli rite of confirmation ad- Paret ministered by tof the diocese of Marylaui ‘tine freo. € it din . Stewart of uso! cH 2 ACE, i, COR. TH ANDS stan. whey. AK. etley, pan -Preac| Iain and 7-30 p.m. Young people's twilight services 6:30 jo pam. Aitwelcome.. At UNION ME. Saas 20TH ST. Sunday seliool hin by the pastor. 7:30 ‘auniy “of” Sunes School nhssionary sociedy. Christian cudeavor. 6:30. All welcome, at Avastin ERA pods ‘asi cor. S.6—Subject for 3p, “Chiist and Covenauts Contrasted.* Subject for aud Ge on." / MEETINGS AT st. aud Penn. ave. loves, or the Two 230, “How Jews tiles are included in the Same Plan of Salva ry M. TROPOLITAN Pk PRESBYTERIAN an oD Pe raKi Fe am. ‘Sabbath weboot 9:30 wm Frayer meetings Duewday aud shureday eveningyat THE TABERNACLE, CONGREGATIONAL ‘burch, wth and Bs Rev. L. E. Pangburn, sor Preacing at ar Sin: Subject: Mauy cailed, few chosen. ching “at 7:30 p.m. my people oun 6:80. Preparatory eure P SECOND BAPTIST SHURCH. 3p sr, eoten és Ba LusoD, a pace 1 ay er; 5 : rea i. 1 Jonesinhuimantiy of Oppression 750, Iv SOULS CHURCH (UNITARIAN), corner ‘of 24th anc ts. 2. w.—ley. Kus eer will Pek Keowee dnorping at Seg will speak rg Rohe Ormiston a at it 306 on “Kelixious Progress in Sunday, it school and Biole clus at 9:45 a. cl BAPTIST CHUKC! TOF, Sth and Rev. samuel H. Greene, iter cventinrsesion, KES ian’ ifter eveniine weston, KES: PEL BKANCH,corncr 13s¢andD sew leew, lool slate, Leer ever! See 3mm. cua 11 wm. and 7:33 CHAPEL, corner 5th and , hiarice = Faria, superintendent. sunday school, 3: All are cordially invited to these services. it SIs RAEL MEWKOPOLITAN ©. M. corner Ist and B sts, s.w.—At 11 am. the pastor or will Areuch, taking for his subject: |) rhe church avaiuat the thcster." "Evening services at 7:30 and Sunday school at 9 aim. All invited. It" Si, (ANDREWS CHAPEL, DUPONT “porvice, Om, Sunday iugeaing at 1 Afternoon it 4. eee J. wall wi ill preach ut services” Se an wervice an, lecture every Friday at 4 pain, = ct M ETHOPOLLCAN WESLEY ZION ae v.. Elder K i = sone Tastor.~Sabbath aciuolrS Sue Peace: fi Preachis Rev. Israel Johuso1 vi fat by Rev joluuson of Hliuols, and at? go PAUL A 4M. - CHUKOH, 8 8TH tee sw.-11 alm, tiev. ae bert Catlett pe a special yaaee “To Class . We +7 italius! pastor ‘pro tem. i = DOUGIAE MEMORIAL M. EL CHUKOH, corner H and 11th re Eiperki 11 s.iu. by Bishop Hurst, aud BU pam. by rd at M. Hirowiting, pastor. Experience mesny ‘ban ay Ser BAPTIST CHURCH, OOK 7 and 0 sts. (ncott circle), Ker pustor. — Sunday sci y at 1) om. and 7:30 pun. "Young people's m O'clock. in the eventug Dr. Stakely: will deliver: th second sermon of the series on the Speeches of the Apostle Ful, Subject: Iu Athenson Mars Hil. Pap hic cordially invite. tend, <g> RYLAND 2 || METHO! BT eee x aK! t 1 Rev Thiartew W. Baldwin: +id0 prin, Missionary Ania wiry of the’ Sunday’ School” addnise McKendree Ketley. ali are welcomes P MOK NDREE ME. CHU bet. Oey and 10th 7 ho" Herbert Kichardson 11 set, and. 7:40 prin, oguue yeople’s meeting 6:45 pan. Sunday school’ 9:30 re SFIRST CONGREGA’ corner of 1Uth and stor, Rev. Newman. D.D, brewe 22 pus, Nron SChri-tian service in secular life," an temptations. be. Bisel si Christian pee seem ‘uveeting, 6: oe = se NEW, \GHURCH-THE | REY. FEANK nese ‘bewall ret nt tho society a hall, 1606 morrow at 11 a.m. Subject new chu: man's confession.” “Confirmution class at close "at | of i service. Sunday school at 9:50. Eveni) at7 Intwoductory lecture on the New Philosophy, Bes ine ture column, All invited. CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION, MASS. ‘ave. und 12th st.—11 Gh Ushers will seat strangers. At 7:30 p.m. seats free. Course of practical sermons, Subject. CHidsT cRuRCH UCIAYY, bet. 7th, 13th wu v. rector, 1a seats frve except at 11am. ——— OFTHE EPIPHANY G | ST. Bi Pere it, SeKina, ing ‘Tomot i, Uy tho Penton, Ret. Go ater Ba 9:30 am. Young people's mesting, <7 OF HOLINESS ARE REET nd divine et ES ‘ oe apURTE. pein M. day schoo! at church Pg Rie ue Ww pu people's evening, 720. church prager 1 UNDRY a ae ¢ Millom. pester, of lla. Reng 1 230 me Mire Elen Ge Foster. Young ou Heol” 8 ScOSiy Dy Sell Bole at le waa VERMONT pat DRS | wre Al aay eee CHURCH .—SUN- abe paater: 63 " ee Washington News and Gossip. Index to Advertisements. AMTSFMENTS .. Pare 12 ARCHITECTS. Paes 3 ATTORNEYS. Page 11 AUCTION SALES. 6 and 7 BICYCLi Pao 10 BOARDING. Pare 6 Pare 7 BUSINESS CHANCES. Pace 2 CITY ITEMS. Page 12 COUNTRY REAL ESTATE. Pace 3 DFATHR... Pure 5 DENTISTRY. Page 11 EDUGATIONAL. Bando cubsIoNs Page 12 FAMILY sure! Page 7 FINANCIAL. Pure 7 FOR RENT (Fats) Page 2 FOR RENT (Haris), Page 2 FOR RENT (Rooms) .. Paco 3 FOR RENT (STaBLes).. Page 2 FOR RENT (Hovusxs) FOR RENT (Orrices), tH WWE OWH SVE HOSS wh ws Oe A Le A ee a BA FOR SALE (Miscrtrs«xrous). GENTLEMEN'S heya HOTELS. na LOCAL ME: Paes LOST AND FOUN Page MANICURE...... Pave 1 ‘MAERIAGES, Page MPDICAL.... Page MISCELLANEOUS. etatay tral TEL WANTED (Struattoys) . 2 WAN LED (MisomuuaNgous). ... o 2 WANTED (Rooms) 2 Page 11 WINTER RESORTS. ’ — Pensions For District Psorie.—Pensions have been granted to residents of the Dis- trict of Columbia as follows: Original invalid, Henry Dorschlag; increase—Morris Wilson— Wm. L. Schmalhoff, Wm. Martin, Pierce Me- Donald; widows, &c.—Fanny Keleher, former widow of Robert t Proseus, Tar Civ. Senvice Commstoners Bax- quetep.—The civil service reform club of Baltimore gave a banquet last night to the United States civil service commissioners, Mr. Chas, J. Bonaparte, president of the club, pre- sided. Speeches were made by the guests and members of the club, Previous to the banquet there was a meeting at which the interests of civil service reform were discussed. Prrsonat.—Mayor Grant, Hon. Chauncey M. Depew, A. M. Bliss, A. H. Hart, Lawrence Jewett, Ralph Lane, J. Walter Thompson, Jas. L. Folsom, D. A. Nesbitt, LW. Tappan, F. Carter, John H. Graham, W. N. M. Sheer, C. L. Kendell, A. W. Fletcher, W. B. Stoever, Henry W. Calhoun, Henry C. Hopkins, Homer Lee, Seth C. Keyes, E. Francis de, Geo, A. Post and J. W. Jarrington ace late New York ar- rivals at the Arlington.— Albert Fox, Amasa Thornton, C. H. Redfern, L, Goldsmith, Isaac P, Hubbard, F, A. Myrich, Philip Schorles, J, Ww. D. Dobbie, D. B. Butler, R. F. Hobson, F. C. Crechton, F. H. Douglass, C. W. Good- hue, E. E. Hall, C. W. Russell, . F. Forest of New York, Henry Shaw of New Orleans, Robert Klatz of Mauch Chunk, Warren F. Leland, proprietor of the Leland house; B. L, Cook of Chicago, F. Deshler of New Brans- wick and Col. E. G. Johnson of Elyria, Ohio, are ut Willard's—L. M. Fay, C. G. Peterson, J. H, Duffy, R. Shahenbach, C. H. Prindle, W. Sparks, 4. McGill, A. E. Smith, J. T. Carroll and E.’ R. Carroll of New York’ are at Worm- ley's.—J. Fremont Bassett, Vernon K. Ste- venson, C. N. Bovee, Davis and George Tri York are at Chamberlin’s.——F, Russell, J. B. Lawrence, John T. Carroll, E. R. Carroll of New York, D. W. Olcott of Biseny, visit- ing his ister, who is guest of Senator Dixon of Rhode Island, and W. Otis of Cleveland are at the Arno._— 8. M. Thomas of Taunton, Mass,, Henry Sutton of New Haven, Wm. D. Kelley, jr., and Wm. R. Nicholson of Philadelphia. W.’ ‘D.’ Garrison, B H, Cunningham, F. C. Walker, J. E. Lawrence, R. E. Dixon, A. P. Clapp, Albert Lansberg of New York and A. C, Olmstead of Batavia ike = the Riggs. —C. Turner of Omaha, Vic’ Speer. — Philadelphia, Isnae J. MacKinley 0 of New York, Henry E. Rees of Atlanta, M. A. Sowers and John W. Phelan of Rochester, N. ¥., are at the Johnson.——W, A. Angell and G, B. Shaw of Chicago, Edw. T. Stolesbury and party of Philadelphia, J. H. Dumont of Omaha, Byron Wilson and Edward Van Valkenburgh of New York, D. B. Dennis of Coid- water, Mich., ©. D. Stickney, jr., of New Bedford and C, A. Jordon of Phila- delphia are at the Normandie, Col. Chaille Long, the famous African explore! Gordon's chief of staff in the Soudan, will arrive in the city this afternoon to spend a day or two with Col. Pat Donan at the St. James, ‘W. H. Whitney and W. A. Smyth of Phila- os F, P.Wilson of Brooklyn, A. B. Merritt t New. York, John R. West of Richmond and ‘ex Cooper of Albany are at the St. James, —AMr. Engloe F. Arnold left Yesterday to travel several months in the southern and western states.——Mr. Vivian E. Lake of the Boston Dry Goods House of this city, isin Ham- ed Loudoun county, Va., on a brief visit, — . Lyle, U.S.N., H.R. Wait, J. M. Huston, K M. Davidson, Jas. W. Fox, R.” G. ‘Trichan and C, W. May of New York, W. E. Sheldon of Boston, Geo. W. Burrows. a’ prominent banker of Bangor, Me., and L. Nichols of Bangor are atthe Ebbitt.—Col. W. W. Dudley has been spends, several day: Thomasville, N.C., it is waid, invested largely in mineral eae in that section.——Gen. E. Kirby Smith of Tennessee is at the Metropolitan. “He will remain in the city several days, A MILITARY AUTOCRAT. The President Reverses the Decision of @ Court-Martial. An order of the Secretary of War transmitted to Gen. Ruger at St. Paul yesterday says: “By direction of the President the unexecuted por- tion of the sentence in the case of Dell P. Wild, late private troop F, eighth cavalry,is remitted in recognition of the fact that the punishment adjudged was excessive in a very marked degree. The prisoner was ordered ty the second lieutenant of his troop, M. F. Steele, to assist him in placing a canvas upon a shed. He refused to do so upon the ground that he did not enlist to do such work. He was cursed and struck by the officer, soon thereafter placed in confinement and brought before # court-martial, of which Lieut. Steele was the judge advocate, con- victed of ce of orders and sen- tenced to » with for- and ptr Rc and confine- itary prison at Fort Sneiling No action appears to have Re i ‘lao gronay sm a dotted that Lieut. “Steels feiture of vf all on ment in the mili for one ‘. A Pension Decision. In the pension case of John Van Fossen, late of the second M:ssouri cavalry, Assistant Secre- THE BATTLE’S EVE. The Silver-Tongued and Boodle- Backed Delegates at Work. DEPEW POLISHING MR. MORSE. In the Triangular Rivalry of the Rest Washington Hopes. IT'S A VERY PRETTY PARROT OF A TIME The representatives of the four cities aspir- ing to the honor of the site for the world’s fair are busy making final preparations for the con- flict to begin in the House Monday, Not con- tent with the floods of eloquence poured out upon the floor of the House during the past two days, they are laboring earnestly and privately with the few mem- bers who are still uncommitted, or who are believed to be open to a change of heart. Nobody expects that the site will be selected upon the first ballot, so that the oppor- tunities to pledge members to a second choice are unusually good. Mr. Chauncey M. Depew put in an ~pear- ‘nce on the door of the House this moruing to indulge in a little quiet missionary work for New York. It happened that there were fewer members in the ball than is usual even on a holiday, as this is, so that there was not a large field for his efforts, but he was introduced to Mr. Morse of Massachusetts, who made a speech yesterday in opposition toa fair in any city, and proceeded to show him the crror @& his ways and tell him many good reasons which, in his judgment, indicated that New York was the only place where a fair could be successfully held. AN OMINOUS COMMUNICATION, Mr. Depew expects to remain here over Mon- day and will not relax his efforts in behalf of New York notwithstanding the fact that he has received a card from Chicago displaying a coftin, skull and cross bones, a gory dagger and other alarming emblems of an evil purpose in- viting him toa meeting at precisely 9 o'clock at night, at which he said he eres he} he was to furnish the subject for discussion, William C. Whitney and other prominent citizens of New York are also in the city, and they expect to be joined by a large delegation of their fellow-citizens tonight. As a delegation of Chicagoans, even larger in point of numbers, is also expected here during the day, members of the House are not likely to enjoy uninterrupted rest during the next forty- eight hours. The Washington contingent are keeping quiet, byt out of ail the tumuit of interests the chances of the celebratior being national and held at the national capital are better, now that the matter has all been talked over, than they ever were before, itlooks today as if the other cities might kill each other off, leaving Washington with the fair. Itis in the nva of the other cities that Washington's chance lies, supported by the sentiment in favor of haviug national cele- brations at the seat of government. 4 HUNDRED ON THE START. Chicago is certainly ahead of them all on the start. She has had more men ut work on Con- gress and has had her campaign generally bet- ter m d than any of the rest. It is ex- cted that she will on the start with a undred votes, New York will have sixty or seventy votes on the start, . perhaps, and St. Louis aud Chicago will a pretty close together as a8 to streng’ It is aoe t that the good words said for St Louis by Mr. Carlisle and Mr. Mills will give that city a number of votes she could not have counted on before. Some of them will come from members who will vowe against the whole bill in the end, whatever site is selected. The New York situation is a curious one, There is no doubt about it that the republicans from New York as a general thing do not waut the fair there, and if they could have it de- feated without the responsibility being fixed on them they would be glad. Washington's chance —— on how strongly the other cities combine against Chicago, WHAT THEY'LL Do MONDAY. The first vote in the House will probably be on a motion made by Mr. Mills, perhaps, to lay the whol: matter on the table, That mo- tion is certain of defeat. Then the vote will be taken on the site. After the site question is settled then the details of the bill have to be settled and the whole matter voted on. It is ee that after the site is fixed the whole ill may be debated. If by any possibility they can get the vote on the general proposi- tion first the chances of there bemg a fair somewhere will be greatly increased. If all the many conflicting interests are ad- jusied and the bill passed by the House it has | no smooth sailing assured in the Senate. The Senate committee has held but one meeting since their general hearings. This meeting was held yesterday and at it the decision was reached not to prepare @ bill or take any other action until the House had got through with the site controversy. If New York should win in the House, it is beiieved that the bill would be killed through New York influences iu the Senate, There is an inner wheel of against the fair, and it is probable ate will not pass the bill at ‘all’ unless it hap- Wa that it be decided to hold the wig in a when it would be free from pol- ass IT IS A FALSEHOOD. The Clerk of the Florida Court Replies to Statements Made in the Senate. Senator Chandler today received the follow- ing telegram from Phillip Walter, clerk of the United States district court at Jacksonville, Fla, “It having been stated on the floor of the Senate that the principal law-breakers in Florida are officers of the United states courts, I desire to brand this as an utter falsehood, which for five months has been ore by @ venomous, ultra-partisan for the purpose of covering up the real aad tics working THE NEEDLE’S EYE. Death of John wy Astor, The Multi-Millionaire, => ORLEANSGOES TO THE FRONTIER A Boiler Explosion in Virginia Kills and Wounds Eight. ———— GLADSTONE REPORTED BETTER TODAY ~— A BIG SALE. The Chicago Stock Yards Sold to Ene glishmen For $30,000,000, Curcaao, Feb. 22.—The Times this morning says: The Union stock vards of Chicago, every- where known as the largest in the world, will doubtless soon be sold to an English syndicate, The price is 930,0 000,000, Se FRIGHTFUL EXPLOSION, A Boiler Bursts, Killing Two Men and Wounding Six Others. Goransviiie, Va., Feb. 22.—A disastrous boiler explosion occurred in Hunter Brothers & Co.'s saw mill, about two miles from this Place, at 6 o'clock this morning, killing two persons outright and wounding six others, Portions of the machinery were blown to @ height of 100 feet in the air and carried over the postal telegraph lines toa distance of 250 yerds from the mill, The victims, who are all colored and were employes about the mill, are as follows: Killed—Wm. James and Henry Johnson, both probably killed instantly. Injured—Samuel Fox was found im « sitting postare some distance from the mill with one leg broken in two places and badly scalded; Jefferson Washington, one leg broken and scalded about the face; John Jackson, face and body badly scalded; Benjamin Beanam was found under the mill shed with one arm broken and badly scalded about the face. Dr. W. C. Flagg, the local physician, re- sponded promptiy and is doing all in his power to relieve the sufferings of the injured. Their ries and moans are pitiful to be beard. The xplosion made aloud report and could be heara miles distant, Firing up without sufficient water in the boiler caused the accident. The property isa total wreck and was uninsured. The proprie- tors are rendering every assistance possible to relieve the unfortunate men, Six Hundred Fishermen Swept to Sea and Drowned, San Fraxcrsco, Feb. 22 22—Further news of the storm on the Chinese coast is to the effect that on January 26 the storm swept to sea 300 fishing boats from the Toukomo and Chosie Kadsusa districts. Funeral services were held for about 600 fishermen supposed to have been drowned. Whole villages are in mourning. The China Courier d Hayppone chronicles the assassination of three Europeans—M. d’Ar- gencea, his wife and their son. Kogue and Costa, whose abduction was pro- viously announced, are still detained by ban- dits in the mountain fastnesses, The bandits demand Leavy ransoms, GOING TO THE. ‘FRONTIER. The Duke of Orleans ‘Will Not Stay in a Loathsome Prison Two Years. Panis, Feb. 22—The cabinet at a meeting to- day considered the case of the duke of Orleans, recently convicted of violating the expulsion act and sentenced to two years’ imprisonment. It was decided to remit the sentence imposed and conduct him to the frontier, The duke will accordingly be taken to the frontier today. The route which the royal prisoner will follow is kept @ profound secret. JERRY GOES, O’Donnell, the Cronin Jury Briber, Sent Up for Three Years. Curcaco, Feb, 22.—The jury in the Cronin jury bribing case this morning returned @ ver- dict of guilty and sentenced O'Donnell to three years in the penitentiary. a DEATH OF AN ASTOR, The Heir of Many Millions and a Brave Soldier. New Yor«, Feb. 22.—John Jacob Astor died suddenly at 4 o'clock this morning at his res- dence, 334 street and 5th af@@iue. His death was unexpected by his family. it is supposed to be due to heart failure. ” Mr. Astor complained yesterday morning that he was feeling unwell, but in the evening he went out to dinner. Soon after his return home he became so ill that his family were greatly alarmed and sent for their physician, Dr. Fordyce Barker, who resides by, at 34 East. 38th street, He at once hastened to Mr. Astor's bedside, but when he reached it he found his patient already dj ing. Hardly any pulse was perceptible, Mr Astor continued to sink slowly until 4 o'clock this morning, when he died, There were present at his death bed his wife, Wm. Waldorf Astor and « couple of other relatives. Mr. Astor was born in 1822. John Jacob Astor was the eldest son of the late Wm. Astor and grandson of the original Jobu Jacob Astor, who founded the fortunes of the family, He was the head of the third gen- eration of the Astor family. He was in his ty-seventh year. having been born in 1823, 1875 his father died, leaving John In Jacob «a two-thirds share of his estate valued at $200,000,000, During the civil war Mr. Astor went to the front and served with credit as an aid-de-camp to Gen, McClellan, He married a Miss Gibbs of South who died about two yearsago. He is #1 by his only son, William Waldorf Astor, whe was minister to Italy some years ago. ——— A Queer Theory of Defense. Katamazoo, Feb. 22.—The latest theory re- garding the assassination of Dr. Melvin Fasdyck is that the shots were not intended for the doctor but for Albert Fasdyck the assassin, The reason for this that had not Albert arrested he would ——— Free Speech in France. Pants, Feb, 22—The French senate by a vote of 178 to 107 has passed the bill providing for Thing Ubels on goverament otic”