Evening Star Newspaper, March 8, 1890, Page 1

AT THE The Evening & H KAUFFMANN, mz Evmems Stax te to etty by carriers, on Sark ok dae per manth. onth one year. o@- six months, second-ciues mail matter ] year postage prepelts Se meats, Scene oo ‘must be paid in advance; Vou 76—No. 15,079, WASHINGTON, D. C.. SATURDAY. MARCH 8, 1890 ___ SPECIAL N OTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. Ss ATTENTION Ga my REPORT OF THE CONDITION ia cor. cst ‘SPRGR-GATIONAL CHUROH, of Tare hereby, oy alga to ce SN wy ENING. ye Wastudton, tt BAK OF A oe aston in the District Cn J a 1sv0.'ae Your attention. by order of the ausombiye eo es YOU WANT HEAVY ‘CLOTHING. ] re" Grazcontn, Suite or, Puts, we will ive . Serine reed! want oer eS LUNGE 5 _SPKANSY, 454 7th st.n.w. | | ©. =" SEE aust TACK For and Retail, B; . Ri - Penn. ave. ANNU. TING OF THE maatholdoset the Brishears Parlor and stockhol is, Car Cx vill be Bold, st 1407 F st. nw. “tou, D.C - MARCH 17,1800. from 3 to 6 pe the feancaction of ic — A SPECIAL, Coma Eat beng A Prone Louse ng thas Teasis SUN tm. to atiend the Puneral of | laster Ezra L. stevens. A full’ Ui ce is Fequented. Members of other lodges | fraternally invited to be present. Black of dark Slothine must By ogder uf the W.M- m7-2 ‘WM. A. GATLEY, Secretary. = BUILDING ASSOCIA1ION. SEVENTH I=SUE OF STOCK. OFFICE OF TPE T EA EASURER, 1(07 } ‘The bi d Monthiy Meeting for the rec the Series ‘Hail 1 Beli ono New or seventh ARLES E. WHIT! Cashier. es arch 43, st Wilson's thwest | | Subscribed bed and aworu te before ne this 7th of = forsee of venuayivania avenue and 19th st, se? | March isd. HP HOWARD, ROE 2 ke Correct—, °'Sharcs of the seventh series be taken at this | mertiug or at any t-me at office of Preasurer, asabove, L. NORRI WM. F. MA’ TiNeLy, HB. H CAKTE: EPORT OF THE CONDITA N OF THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANE trict of Columbia, at Lg) P.0-» at Of business February 28. 1 U: Loans on Real Estate and collate: ral se- tween $ a.m. ane » p.m. Interest ig allowed at 5 per cent on stock withdrawn or cancelled in setticment ofioans, Shares : 20) each. Fajment 91 D cmouth ou cach share. ihe vdeinews | y avd February meetiuws being closed s pay- ment Of GO per slare Will be Decessary at this meet- SSSovings may be safely invested st a fair rate of in- terest, cr] -aus obtuibed on casest of terms and. with least posgible expense. can be settled in whole Directors. it Sm the Usk. Bonds on hand: x of im part at any tum pala loppato. he extent of | Hct sea : ares. averace amount! Koved year Lage Bh fal 8 or Due iroim State rte being cays ry Sock sepa gio woipt terete Current expenses and taxes paid. re iF = ; ‘Cor, Pa ave. ad Lith st ANSON 8, TAYLON, ¥ ee hist 5 ‘: Fille ot other bank: 2 aw EDWARDS. WESCOTT, Treavant.. cou 1907 Fa ave mw, | § W. H WETZEL, Secretary, _m6-4t 2131 Ast ow. of ameter D. of Beall, FEB. 12, 1890. Brown & Co is this See iis | saat disso by tus! consent, »F Sevellon A. brown Vi retire to return to he old position in the State De- Le Uusiness will be continued by Mr. Beall at the same place, 1321 F st. nw. JOHN E. BEALL m6—3t Total.....-scccsereee District of Columbia, connty of Washington, ss 1, BENJAMIN P. SEIDEL Premuontor tine above- pamed bank, do solemuly swear that the above state- VELLON A. BROWN. WASHINGTON aoe ‘1OKY FOK NURSES a De ireut le true te the bene f my knowledve and belief. Boe Sea Teteptene cal a7. SES A = Subscribed and sworn to before nue, tas oh day of TRAVELERS IN EF! Ma ch, 1890. ILLARD H. MY. SE DRAFTS, CABLE] — Co teat Notary Pi sncta: 7 MG. EMEK : Every convenience it Financia! Satters afforded trav. 3, 6. ESTE Fax Directors. & CO.. Kankers, 1t GEORGE H. PLANT, == and Toth at. n-W. REPORT OPMTHE iano THE crrizexs: ATONar, BANK JUST A, GLANCE, ‘of Washington PLEASE! At Washincton, in the District of "columbia af the (Giai.ce at the display of Spring close of business February 28, 1 “Pacelcs” in High sexe Cousere inxs aud suuacs a1-the window RESOURCES. wuen beat 8 a G. WAKFIELD SIMPSON, Cor. 9th and @ sta nw. €739,014 6) | t mbS 50, doo 00 Se -onds to secure circulation Due from approved e Due from other national banks. Dwe from state banks aud benkers.. Bun'tinw house, furniture and fixtures. Other-real estate aud mortgages owued. Garrent expenses and taxes paid. and other cash ite:ns. Sachenges for closet 4 hen Bills of other bunk: Fractional DR BODGRIS DENTIST, Is AGA his offic , mb-6t I BEG To ae CE TO MY PATKONS Iwill store free of eee au guods ‘bousht tar the bear future uLtil neede ‘Thanking the pubvie [or their kind pat vasly endea i in the past rae ‘atrewuol wor to ment a continu- ee janane. M. ROCHE, _me6t 6 490 Louisiana ave, BE CENTURY 108 MACHINE co. | aa t mouthly inceting of the sare atrcture of ge Gentry ice Si base CO the follywing acto, woe Bul Kero.ved, 1 bat on aed after the Lith inst. ph nd geond of Treasury Stock be advanced to Bve x ot. fmd-2w*) LEWIS — pe punt 9g > LOUI+ CUNSINGH Mrmber Warbingion tock Exchange, LOCAL STOCKS ANw BUNDS, m3-im COR. 15TH ‘AND F STS. N.W. << GREAT REDUCTION IN LUMBER District of Columbia, County of Washington, ss: T, THOMAS C. PEARSALL, cashier of the Sbove- aimed bank, do solemnls swear that the ab ve wtate- true to the best of ni: ie ure and beLef, at corner 6th st. and New York ave. nw. — THOMAS PEAWALL, Casiier, GOUD YELLOW PINE BOARDS Sobgeribag and aworn Yo Dyers ie th finda of Mareh, 1 at 9115 PER 100 FEET Correct—Attest . RECCy Omi) $1150 PER 1.000 FEET. FP: Sdac° ! “Who ever knew good Lumber so low as this” usta 5 SUEMEVILLE, | _mhi LIBBEY, BITTINGER & MILLER. | _1t cers TBE Bv0M 924 I 12, BT.F ANDG. REPORT OF ied CORDITION Gas TION ML, METKOPOLITAN X BANE, CHANDELIERS. At Washington, D.C.,at fhe come oruary c. A, MCDDIMAN, #6, 1208 F st. _MOVING TO LARGER STORES—614 12TH ST. | Loans and Grerdrafts secared snd’ tin scar 4° U. 8. bonds to secure circuiation,. U.S bouds on hand, Stocks, securities, —"™ Waskiaaton LOAN AND TRUST PI fal. #1.000,000. TEMPORAK: OFFICSs, 1001 F st. Diy, Previous to the rection of the C corner Ub and F sts. nw. MONEY LOANED ON CULLATEKAL AND ON REAL ESTATE. ee ees gusranteed by the Company, INTEREST PAID. ‘(Call on or correspond with Banking house, furniture and fixturi Other r-al stale snd mortgues owned, B. H. WARNER, President. W.B. ROBISON, Secretary Charles B. Bailey, onge F. Schafer, Satses L, Barbout, ‘Pherae Somerville, George E. Bartol, in A. Swope, Kichard W. Ciay, is Le ag oS HL >. Cummings, } soem W. ralbott. ine frac zy E 3 Coaries Faulkner, A. A. Wilson, ‘Alvert F. Fox, LD. Wine, Wallin Be Sins. Ben} wilkinson, Johu B. Larner, AS. Worth ‘di P4- laa ——- QUICKEST AND CLEANEST mp seizes 8 CED's WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY'S wee 1G138 17 coRE Total... 2.026.169 78 JOHNSON Distaiet o of Columbia, SOOTEERS, I, GEORGE H. BWHITE, cashier of the above- 403m Exclusive Sales Agente, patasd banks Go spbomnty sesas tees the alrh nates ‘and belief, ment is true to che best o) my knuwlocge ~e=> SEEIAL SAVINGS AND BUILDING AS- Le, Cashier. = ‘BOCIATION. Sutperibed and sworn to Defoe me ‘et th day of oe Notary Om Gr Commutation, emery ‘WM. THOMPsoN, Subscribe for stock—1 per share—between the it PARE TrALbe Directors. Bours of 9 .m. and 4:30 p.m. daily at the office of BEE ¥ JNO. A. PRESCOTT, Secretary ‘reasurer, aa 4 gals al nig Baie Stocks nlé-Om 1416 F st. v.w., Kellogg Building. EQUITABLE ECTION FOR DIREC- OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION. Liber res Market Com- “EQUITABLE BUILDING,” 1003 F ST. ASSETS §1.119,062.77. Office hours, from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily. he ret Wedueeday im each morth the office will ee open irom 6 to S o'clock pp. Advances will be made THE AMERICAN Ick compas fe Othand Fate nfs Biver les Co fac) the best vtrat igcted harv promptly at 7 o'clock. ith ase ue of stock 18 open yk ive patrons the sawe fair prices tor eecrpuvn. ‘the yest. Ls of CUAL and WUuD for ‘Shares are $2.50 per month. Wagons. EM. WILLIS, Washington Man’r. ‘84..Uv advanced on each share. “bso Pamphlets explaining the objects and advantages of the Association ar turnished upon application... THOMA‘. we eae amg Eros. E: or Praiy Axp Ua ANENTAL DESIGNS " cuANDELIEAS BAL cea. ‘fe SpgBRACKETS, _JNO. JOY EDSON. See'ry. ae ee BNOO! OOS af BELFICAT 651 1545: cATES OF STOCK. Foc CaEGE on oitise wot desiring SO te 8 GGEDNEY, 25-tv.th.»,3m eer s aud D streets (ost building. are Re i PLAIN & cP ROS ASHINGTON DIVISION, No. 1, U.R, K. or P. Fair wits IN DAY NIG: commence MOND! AT, MARCH 10 10centa - SU conta, 18-98" Pets fs icim ce and if you comPaNy, ‘my draughtawan will G20 Atlantic avenue, Boston, Maes iF. ee: WASHINGTON OFFICE, 1333 ¥ ST. annual election of seven directors for jotiee ot the company room 80, Desiars Srarso Sriezs. ork ave. Peed Sew York are the seknw aged in _ F. BSKER, Secretary. SR |g mE ee WILLETT & RUOPP, rec ae Sole Agents £05 this city, = 025 905 Pa ave ‘tecretary, Sa ere aa at 11 am. by Dr. of the House, and at 7:0 p.m. by Rev. Young people's eee SECOND BarTisT on eee a = 2-3 -.W, B, Johnson, D.D.. tit py the Man of St com: —= 7:30 p.m, Rev. ce ‘Bariece thi eee THE fyi IVE Y¥ OF CON- GOK A isa 5 hg oe oo a Peon: Germann tet the wil therane “0 =| uae SULT fas: tw att D. LaFetra. COL. GFO. W, BAIN WILL SPEAK UN- der wnapices of the W.C.T.U., at Metropoll .F. church, 434 and Cats. nw. @ervice chanved mereKal jie cut ela WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN | TEMPERAXCE = Paton —-Col. Gee. Bain will preac! et SUB, church 4%s'and Cte, aw tomorrow, SUNDAY, Doct early to secure sate, Sul for young men.” . N. ELLIS OF DAKOTA AND JUDGE ‘Weed speak: Tomorrow, 3 p.m., at Clabaugh’s 11630 Lath Hers n.w. Dr Hensley leads the singiny. Washington. of meeting T has chi ‘omorrow evening at! templars’ it pero TENT, NO. 87, LO. OF R CHA- | wat tes ‘exteuds thelr grateful thanks to ali aidiugin their late fai te MES. J. —— FOSTEK WILL sPEAK 2 ‘ob. emperance at iunbarton Avenue MLE. Georgetown, t tomorrow evening at7:30. 1t SPI RITUALISM AT GRAND ARMY HALL, oppusite Will ¥ ane Lecture 1 r8 pen xt Sorclock. Come Sh rem Will be a apectal ‘8 m of, ship No, 7y at Bro, Garacr's stares 1026 Tir st tetiga in uSDE irene Ta, Bey Renton * “By order W,M. ee“ TENTION, MASONIC VETERANS. tubers Of the Masonic Veterans As- sociation of the District of Columbia are sp pegeested to mest st Mawonic Temple SUNDAY, Mare t 1 o'clock p.m. to attend our lute treas- urer, Ven. Brother Baral, Bieveus By order. it T. LONGLEY, ecretary. THE SIR Eien OF POTOMAC COM- assemble at their wai im (Mason 10, —_ — ery, fol Lane S funscal services of u are i ites ETT, Recorder. A STATED MEETING OF EVAN- G CHAPTER, so, 1, KNIGHT: ROSE CROIX, will be held THEDKAL OF EVENING. Acie ia. of, Si ST sca. . 7 at 7 o'clock. LEC! NDIDATES and CUN- A. H. HOLT, 320, Secretary. CAPITALIST: TAKE NOTIC’—I HAVE i—s spicata tor soane of = 85,000 Yael ommission owed: fe oO. SounsoN, “Wea Ee ate and Loans, Atlantic Building, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, AS RE- qui ny e act of gress approves BB quired by th 6 a March ee om Hist Books for the Subscription to the Capital Stock of the Washington aud Sandy Spring he Ou day cy March, Bede the 20th day os Marc! a O'clock a m.,at the office of Henr “A Bake trer, 1411 ¥ st niw., Washi ‘Ten percent of each subscription Sente one 0. H. P. CLARE, President Board of Commissioners, 3. L. HUSBAND, Secretary. ms-10t_ WEST FLORIDA AND ALABAMA RAIL- RIDA A: “"Serete ttes ox tne ss" bought kers, ‘Ban! Spobitt House. CRY DEPARTMENT, OF THE ONTO! LER is onricl A m8-6t" t= MEENCY, Wasmivoros, M res. 18. Bh meted Cie sn CO nergeeed Cody rg ty By ad uw it LO wl ppeae = evin Nations! Bank of Wasbu mn, in the city of filedrtirall the provisizus of ‘the bas com- lied with the wisious of the statues of the ited pees > be comm lied with before un social ey sb ‘suthorized to commence Rese of Baukins: Now, thereture, I, Pdward 8. Lacey, controller of the currency, do hereby certify that the Lincoln tional Bauk of Washington, in the city of Washingto im the District ef Coulum ia, is authorized to cou mence the business of Bankiny, «8 provided in <ection fitty-one Luudred aud rixty-nine of the Hevised Stat- ute. of the United states. Ih teats whteregh witnene my hand and seal of office this Sth: ‘March, 1590, i E. 8. LACEY, efpiseuier ot the Currehoy. naa. the busi- THE LINCOLN NATINAL BANE OF WASHINGTON, D.C. CAPITAL, €200,000. Inaccordance with the above authority the Lincoin Nutiogel Bank of Washington will open ite office at the commer of 9th and D streets northwest on or about the TWENTY-FIFTH DAY OF MARCH, 1800, for tue urpose of conducting the Banking business ‘in all its john A. Prescott J. Harrison Job Sth Piet Vice Pres.dent, Frederick A'Mter, Henry F. Bauer, ‘Teller. Paul Cromelien, Receiving Teller. bject: **The as So evening. All seats free. it METROPOLITAN PRESBYTERIAN | ET 4th and B sta. se. (Capitol Hill, Key. Jon Caster, D.D., pasior.—Services tomorrow at 11 a.m. aud 7;30 p.m. Prayer meotings Tuesday and Th WANTED (Srroariona) WAN LU MrsoRuLaNkous). ...... WAN LEU (toons) WINTER RESORTS... WOOD AND COAL., Sabbath sch ursday Pee CHURCH,9TH ANDP N. = a KN pustok.—Sunday ap" ny “tetsen ser, D-D-. Prayer c led by Dr. ‘bash o organist. Endeavor nectiife, 6 Page 7 ane ee BAPTIST aetie Paxe 12 entand Hats uw, Rev. sammel W. % 2 TOF. Bnd 7:30. ban. oy site tsttor KENDALL CHAPEL | BOOKS AND STATIONERY. 2 BKANCH, corner 1334 and D s.w., Rev. Theron Qut- | BUSINESS CHANCES. 3 water, = school, 9 ) , Ti ean aud m. MEMORIAL CHAPEL. | CITY. ITEMS. se corner Sth and Pa.w., Charles E. Fairman, superin- Pare tendent.—si 1, 3:30 p.m All ." Page 2 Fe invited to these ser 1t_ | peaTHs.,. ‘Pure 5 NEW CHURCH—THE REV, FRANK | DENTISTE: Pace 9 Sewall wil rs. atthe society's bail (Ne- 9 eS rw school), LOOG « st. n.w..at 11 ‘Page 12 * Ben fated at Pace 11 and low was it created?” Suaday school at 9:30... Page 11 Al invited. Page 2 FOUNDRY METHODIST EPISO oe Paro 2 church, cor. 14th and G sts.n.w.—services: Page 2 Fs, Sunday school; 11 a.m. Mra; Jane Ban- 2 “Deaconess wo 30 pam.,Rev. Page 2 Dr Milburn, chaplain HR, will ‘Preac 1t -Page 2 ALL, SOOLs ‘CHURCH (UNITARIAN), Pare 12 4th and 1 sts. n. w.—Servi am. Pare 3 Opa Ker. Rush 8 Shippen, pestor, Sunday Pare 3 school 9-46 a.m. at Page 3 SS HUNCH THE COVENANT (PRES- Paso 7 rian), Connecticut ave., Nand 18th sts, 12 Aw Serriconat a.m ‘a Preaching by agp lg the r, Rev. Teunis 8. Hamlin,” D.D. Sunday Pao 7 | achud 49:30 am, Young people's necting at 63:3 Page 11 ii Page 12 CHRIST CHURCH (NAVY YARD, G ST. Pago 12 ae Sth aud Teh. Rew. Giltect a mas 3 oumday_ services sermoi “3 Th, Services conducted according Pace 12 blinied order of the eburch, it Page & ST, JAMES CHURCH, 8TH STREET NEAR Page 9 .€ Rev. J. W. Clark, rector.—Sundaya, Pace 5 atins, 10: BO otk: paige comimunion, 11 am. Page 12 Sunday, school and euiechisi 1 20, Weck dave. 7 and ‘Pare 11 es \d Friday: Page 11 ASSEMBLY P! HURCH, Page 10 ‘Sthund Ist Geo. Oita nas Pago 9 tor. ioe senool, 9:20 a jety of Christian Pane 12 are ma, | Preaching at Tt am. by uv. ley a at 7:30 pam. by Hev, H. Keigwin of Paco = ‘| =e, ‘PAUL'S Sie ar hued 23D ST SEAR Page 11 Washinton circie u.w., tev, Alfred Hardi Pace 10 Footer. Services: 7:30 joly ‘Commun on; 1f Page 12 am., Morning Servi pia kvensobg (fall chotae The’ Re Rev. Leighton eros! 5,7.D., Page 1 Bishop of Delaware, will preach bo and Page 2 2 2 2 2 1 ee Government Recerrers Topar.—Internal revenue, $771,072; customs, $575,307. Stovep Tae Brit.—The President this mprn- ing signed the bill constituting Minneapolis, Minn., a subport of entry anc and delivery. Norarres Posi The P President has ap- jon meeiing Tues meeting Thursday, 7:30. Seats free. Sete PRESBY TERIAN ¢ CHURCH, 9TH t. bet. G and H sts. n.w.. Kev. Joseph T. y; pastor. —Subbath school at #:30 ain. Preachit seas aon Youux people's prayer meeting wt 6:3 p.m. Gospel service at 7:40 p.m. ‘i hursday evening prayer meeting at 7:30 o'clock, Strauxera are cordi- ¥ welcome at all services. it GRACE M. E, CHURCH, COR OTH AND 8 pointed Geo. M. Finckel and Jas. A. Tait {non i a "Feniperance meetin’ 7 dicts" | notaries public for the District of Columbia, Young 6:30 All welcome. = ce Secon CommissionER oF InmicRatiox.—Secretary’ a y Cl . Ps . ait 8 ak Tov Themes Hake *¢ | Windom says that there will be no appointment Ad deo Awald of St. Mark's Luthera® | of commissioner of immigration at New York SENSE today. No selection has yet been made. It EEEORMED CHURCH, Taras. between Khode Island ave. an_ P'st.—Se1 vice ‘Tomorrow at }1.a.1u, aud 7.30 p.m. First lecture of course in the church Priday eveniug. March T4y Wy Kev. J |. Bowman of Hanover, subject Course tickets $1; single tickets 25 ce mn be procured at the church. EASTEKN PRES. CHURCH, 8TH_ Al sts. ne.—Preaching at 11 am. and 7. m. by Rey. Thomas SUnUAS School at Prayer meeting Th: evening at 7:30. E STREET BAPTIST CHURCH, BE’ 3. J. Muir, was stated in New York last might that ex-Con- gressman John B, Weber of Buffalo will be ap- pointed, Pexsioxs ror District Peorie.—Pensiors have been granted to residents of the District of Columbia as follows: Original invalid, Wm. V. Kramer, Francis Polard and Thomas J. Jer- man; increase, ea Chine, Thomas 8. Cog- ley and Daniel D. Bre Pee ot Ott aud 7th sta. Key, J. J. Mute, pastor — pa preeaen wubjec ng serm ve . SSpiritual “urgerss” eveling: at P80 Eins |. TH®’ Presrpent’s Carters today included evening, ‘tauce."* Sunday schoo! ut 9:; 80 am. Str -nierm Casey, Pi Biair, t- welomeds Friday ovenion ach Ts, Ger pencr sa | re Deals) sales RS a Mi | atives Hopkins, Owen. Candler, Carter, Bliss, fovin to be devoted to missions. Tsai af fhe | Gifford, Farquhar and Post, Mr. and Mrs, Thos ‘door Thorson of South Dal kota, . SE or. th Sat at eg rach FE Arriication FoR a Parext Am Sure Re-~ pastor, v. Seymour, at am. 45 pm, issi: it euysauce, addzess by Hon. ‘Morse. MC, of | 7ECTED.—Patent Commissioner Mitchell has a eaciee eet rejected the application of Arthur de Bausset ee sone CHURCH, GEORGETOWN, Corner \+ aud Potomac sts. communion; 50, eveulug: jreser, ‘Welcome, HURCH OF THE RLFORMATIO. Pennsylvania ave, end 2d st. s.¢-. Lev. services, 11 a.m. aad 7:30 p.m. tg sree. for a patent for an airship of metal, thin but sntenenty strong by its internal construction revent collapsing when the air is completely ext ‘usted, as the invention is wholly theoreti- row: Seren and veering ‘Stra alwa; ‘tomo: torulng prayer choir, It Txstrso Smoxeress Pownes.—This after- noon at 2o’clock a test was made at the navy yard of two grades of smokeless powder called emminsite and gelbite, the invention of a Dr. Emmins, The tests were unofficial and were conducted at the expense and under the direc- tion of the inventor, Commander Folger. chief of the bureau of ordnance, and several other naval officers were present, Navat Orprrs.—Engin A. G. Rogers has been detached from the Monongahela and ordered to the coast survey steamer McArthur. Ensign M. L. Bristol, from the McArthur and ordered to the Monongahela. Assistant Surgeon M. F. Gates, from the navy yard. League island. and ordered to the Kearsarge. Assistant Surgeon H. N. F. Harris, from the Kearsarge and or- dered home, Borrxa Paorrio Ramroap Srxgrxa Fexp Bonps,—Acting under an opinion by the Attor- ney General that he has discretionary power in av pm: he Kavar and, Keault’ of t." 7:30 p.m. “The Service of the angels welcome, CENTRAL UNION MISSION, 030 PENN. ave,—sontg 30, "Farewell Service” to brovher Ironside, s north as a missionar; Bext week. Solos b: Brothers Hyveiland Foster aid dy 12 m. and 780 p.m; pare ees eF 0 p.m. Young people O'elocr. Inthe evening Dr. ntaxely wil’ ueliver the tessa sermon of the series on the Speeches of the Apustie Foul. | Subject: To the Mob in Jerusalem. Baptism St c.nelusion of the evening service, quartet eboir, Uuder the leadership of Prot, ‘Fosters ‘will sing both inoruing and evening, Miss Bertha Lincol Mime. rululie Dome: Soprano Ato Ur Bass i CHAPEL, DUPO T —bervice op Sunday morning at 11 ‘eire e. 4.m, and 4 pum. Sunday school e030. service and DIRECIOxS. lecture ob Friday at4 pam. Kev. J. +. Aspinwal will | in the matter, Secretary Windom has begun woes 5 re sents Burger es tomorrow moruing aud ‘ufiernoon, All Fi the purchase of Pacific railroad sinking fand Watson J. Newton. UCUSTUS jor = rel Ul FOBT pratt, Bevo Conainghem, Than. by “Koy. hae eld, Dib. 7 Pee | ine qaiciess for dhe’ press will omen fae Vel Tuo the ee Land" b, “Judge Murcns’P. ie nea government —_four See eeu DAA iene Mew Yorkchy, Young edule nesting at per cents, of which there is now available WASH: NGTON, D.C., MARCH 6, 1490. T have this day suid Vu: my Wood und Coal dard, cor. Slaud Pats. n.w.. to Mrs. M. E. DIVVEL, ‘Tyarking my patrons: for past favors aud soliciuug & gantiuustion of the wate ft successor. | lt seme udebted to me will piease settle by instant, atte Mhich date all account will be pliced in the hands of on, ae G. W. APPLEBY. B-witsox woiser PRODUCT OF THE WILSON DISTILLERY HIGHSPIRE, DAUPHIN CO,, PA. ‘This celebrated Whisky, mcst carefully and slowly yeasted, mashed, fermented and distilled from the 1n- Valuable health-giving Chalybeate waters and choice small grain Rye peculiar to the renowned mountain districts of Pennsylvania and Maryland, and ripened fu heated ware hotses, sea-voyaged and aged in the warm sait 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 rejuveustor Ww Lives Lu need of strength, vitality aud visor Bee certificate of Frvt, Loury of the Baltimore Med- feal College: “IT 18 PURE. FREE FROM FUSEL OIL, AND CAN THEREFURE Be SAFELY RECOMMENDED FOR MEDICINAL USE. ITS HicH CULWE is DUE TU Dik LUN EKESENL. “Wat P, TONBY, Pb.D., Chemist.” ‘This gold by the Fes 24 Morgan, 9.5 D cna Iranioave, gee i ivanis ave, nw, aah en Sti ten ue Ask for WILSON WHISKY. THE ULMAN GOLDSBOROUGH 00,, ‘ Dials paltimorn. us, about 24.500,000. The amount of these already purchased 18 $700,000 and the proceeds are well AND A ST i _Ke.leuu of a bmn. Mise eae Mw ye ya ae Ph D., invested in mortgage bonds of the Union Pa- ess Worl sit”” | cific and Central Pacific roads, <= ELDER PG. LESTER, 0, & BAPTIST, eae re.ch, Persoxat.—Gov. Shoup and Delegate Du- bois of Idaho and Mayor Kiesel of Ogden. Utah, the first Gentile mayor of that town. who have been in the city some time on territorial matters, went to Old Point Comfort yesterday Fay juence permitting, an Ha wil da Baildine, ne. and Pa ave. n.w., SUD aS, it* March ¥, at S p.m. =F ki METH DIST SERVICE EVER t= Sabbath, 3 pm..ut Golien Cross Hall, con, th aud G sts. uw. Preaching t. MuETOW Uj pas tor, Rev. E, H. Southworth. Come. ins «2 % tospend a few daye,——Mr. Samuel D. Trimble Moire Dats. Lider HUG, px: | of the cash room of the Treasury left today for son, Testor. “Preeching Te: 7:30 p.m, V; Colorado to be absenta month.—Gen Nat pastor. Literary meeting, Harris, a distinguished confederate officer and formerly of Mississippi, but now of Dakota, is at the Randall.—Mr. John T. Sadler, special sidings eMer, Kev. aie a0 8 Whe rium by the pastor, » Are invited. te ‘Broke, | examiner of the pension bureau, located at pastor, NE | Grllonebures NY., Peas called Go the city rest Fp .A., 1409 NEW YORK Egor, Wednesday by the illness of his mother. Mrs, meet ect: F re DE anand, Bobs Sadler is much papers and Mr. Sadler will Vermont A wat th arch, G spend a few 6 visiting among his many ve Seti clin La? dea trends “Lloyd Terie sad J. Lacbes of Sen Qu, Baily Addresses by young men, Service “a 7. C. M. Lucey Bites, tt ms “VERNON PLACE WE 0 ME eace South, corner 9th and K . W. Hudduway, Hough, bE.) (30. Kev. Bishop «W. y- % rata missionary auniversary at 3 p.m. Ad. Gress by Bishop Duncan, reese Jona Stokes Adams, Platzek and Thos. C. Knauff of Philadelphia, Mr. Robert Bait of Boston, W. Pearre, Geo. Benjamin, Juo, G. Elliott. Mr. W. R. Travis, J. F. Douglas, Wiliiam Cut! r., G. L. Cottenet and &. J. Holmes of New York are at the Normandie.—. Sn by ‘Hove Hees | T. W. Durking of the lawyers’ co-operative as- Pobeey buble Ee ae ra ene ey sociation of em York ‘and W, Lee of New i IAN’ HOME Mi York are atthe Johnston.—! epo 5 ae aie Me Miacroneba iar igaprs | of Newark and J.B. Bockwith of New Orleaus by pe are at Willard’s, —Wm. Helm of ville, We 11 wu, and at Waush chapel,dd und A sts. n.e,, ac 7:30 > ved ‘missions ig T. Scott of Lexington, Ky., Thos. C. Hoge and Sunk cordialyinvited. = wed arse |, Seat of Lax ot New ik, W. ¢. Thoma, FOURTH STREET | HURGH. 1 U.S.A; Mr. Chas, Whittier an . Couant of M., preaching b- Key, ered & CRenaes ae Boston are at the Ebbitt—Geo. K. = tall hours goope gers | Buffalo, H. Crawford of Chicago, E. B. Ent- Praise me ting. Wednmohay ont wisle of Johnstown, Thomas C. tter of Phil- ehysch prayer meeting, Keri. tual bpd 1 au ¥, GeO! rge W. Moor wall uctutdyctea by, Wo. it, Airs. Clark aud Mrs. W: adelphia, Warren Lovesey and F. H. Hatzel of New York are at the g8.——Wm. Henry Smith, C, H. Chatfield and York, Patrick Walsh of Augusta, Ga, and Se ihe dlingtoa WB Bardblin of St Paul ie | ol it, See Chas, A. Terry of Pittsburg and Monro Fer- rene a tor: Se cea nandez, formerly minister of public instruc- windy chook at 8 hs Costs Hica, 5 ion in the rey of Costa are at the ee ee oe Arno,— t Soto ot Costa Itica arrived E y in the city last night and | is being entertained kong. 7:0 peas hen "steatign Brown. Feat! = ale eng = SERVICER IN CHURCH OF gi ive = male: grr Por ren (aryl rrneees Dersekinns Soctorsat LT want and Tah es 2a%; | B. Reed and O. D. Witherel, ot Tonio are at scats free at night. 14 | Wormiey's.—V. ‘M. Schrenke- SECOND. IST CHURCH, FOURTH | De®: jr., 8nd J. G. Tournada or "New York and ‘stand Va. sre ag —Erecbita df ‘a.m, | A. H. Reed of Fad yg te J., are at Welcker’s, kien. ele men's soar wanda ate mee York is atthe Fre- Sirigatan a Endeavor. Rinne t Soe aa apeeyey fen poy oto y : ———_——— War Changes. appoinved—L. Ebsugh, Mo., Pe Bil B, Diliow, = ceca is a4 Pron Ohio, A. W. Allen, 8.C., C. L. Se Ganeats and-avor, 6:45 pau. an Snyder, Mich, T. D. Hallett, NJ, G #B. Sone d phe ee . | Safford, Ala, C. A. Johnson. Mo, Henry Dass, and 7 80 yh i lee SSS oi ra | Lda Oa, certs, 01,00, 26.0, District of Co- tumbie, and Orlando, McPherson, Kan Wood: sick goal office. wines Fulton. and Thos. C. RE Washington News and Gossip |FROM THE CAPITOL. PUBLIC BUILDING BILLS Under Consideration in the House Today. HOUSE. —— Mr. McCreary (Ky.), from the committee on foreign affairs reported a resolution request- ing from the President any correspondence with the Mexican government in regard to the employment in the regular army of the United States of Indian scouts for the purpose of pur- | | suing hostile Indians in their raids into the | territories of the United States, and any corre- | spondence in regard to the proposed trausfer | of the Apache xad Chiricahua Indians from Mount Vernon barracks, Alabama, to Fort Sill, Indian territory. Adopted. The morning hour was consumed in a dis- cussion of the bill providing for the compul- oy attendance of witnesses before registers reeeivers of land offices, which was passed. PUBLIC BUILDING BILLS. The House then in committee of the whole (Mr. Payson LIL, in the chair) resumed the consideration of public building measures. The first bill called up was that increasing from $350,000 to $650,000 the limit of cost of | the public buildings at Newark and making an sppro riation of the $300,000 increase, Jount (Ga.) raised the point of order eat it was not within the power of the com- littee on public buildings and grounds to rec- ommend an appropriation. Mr. Milliken (Me.) expressed his willingness to strike out the appropriation clause, but Mr. Blount would not agreed to this, insisting that the question was an important one and shotid be decided upon a pout of order, —— ie DISTRICT DAY iN THE HOUSE. Bills of Local Interest Which May be Taken Up Mouday. Next Monday will be District day in the House and with good luck considerable legisia- tion will be accomplished. There are already seven bills on the House calendar re- lating to the District, most of which will probably be considered on Monday. The first of these relates to the shortening of the term of imprisonment in the Jail and work house of the District on account of good behavior. Another vests in the vestry of Christ church all the right and title tosquare sovth of square 1092 in Washington. Both these bills have already passed the Sen- ate and the former is fatrodace in the House without amendment; the latter has merely formal amendment better describing the prop- erty. THREE RAILROAD BILLS are alsoon the calendar. Qne “amends the charter of the Anacostia and Potomac river railroad, which has also passed the Senate, but is slightly amended os it will come before the House; the second is also a Senate bill, that amending the charter of the Georgetown and Tenleytown railwa: a while the third amends the charter of the Ec! ton and Soldiers Home railroad, ides these bills there are two tax bills on the calendar, both by Mr. Grout; one prescribes the time for sale and for notices of sales of property in the District of Columbia for over- due taxes and the other fixes the rat» of interest to be charged on arresdrages of géneral and special taxes now due the Drstrict of €o- jumpbia if paid within a specified time. It is the opinion of the committee that this entire lot of bills will be pas-ed with little or Bo opposition. Most of them are merely formal bills, altering slightly acts already passed. THE ECKINGTON AND SOLDIERS HOME RAILWAY BILL, The only bill likely to bring out much discus- sion is the one amending the charter of the Eckington and Soldiers Home railroad. This bill authorizes the ae gr: ag extend its tracks and run its cars through the following-named streets: Beginning at the intersegtion of New York avenue and 5th street northwest, south along 5th strect northwest to G street northwest,and thence west along G street north- west to the eastiine of 15th streei northwest, and also, beginning at the present terminus of tts HE DISOBEYED RULES FUNERAL OF MR. PENDLETON. The San Francisco Bank Failure is a Big One. ———_ THE DAY'S WIRE NEWS IN SMALL SPACE —_—_—— THE BELLOC FAILURE, The Head of the Firm Married an Amere ican Girl Who Suicided Mysteriously, Sax Francisco, Cat., March 8.—Among the heaviest creditors of the banking house of Bel- loc Freres, which failed yesterday for @500,- 000, are: Chas, Mayne, capitalist, 141,700, E. L Dartinger Passenbe, $46,300; San Francisco savings and loan society, €25,000; the London and San Francisco bank, $24,000; the Anglo- California bank, $19,000, ‘The creduvors number 270 and the majority are poor French people, whose individual | losses are less than £1,000. Hippolyte Belloc, head of the firm, was well known here. He married a society beile of this city, the daugh- ter of Gen, Sewell, The marriage was followed by the suicide of the vride, who ber- selt on agrave in Lone Mountain cemetery. After that Belloc returned to Paris, where be has since resided. The firm is reported to own banks doing « profitable business in five leading cities of South America, the principal establishments being in Lima and Valparaiso, ees AFTER THE WRECK. It Will Go Hard With the Conductor Who Disobeyed the Rules. Burravo, N.Y., March &—The patients at the Fitch hospital who were injured in the Lake Shore wreck are all doing nicely this morning. Mr. Baucus is suffering intensely from nervous shock, but will recover, His brother-in-law and Dr. of Saratoga are with him. Rev. Mr. leyers was able to be moved to the house last causesher much pain, J. mick) of Philadelphia, whose mght arm was amputated, is H, Fisher vung nicely, 8. of ton will be out night and is resting easy Uns morning dangerous results are expected. W. W. of Charleston and Julius Siegel of New ¥ both with broken arms, are much im) and getting along well. ‘The gthers injured are all doing well. Corouer ‘Lucker and a jury visited the scene of the wreck yesterday afternoon and made @ | thorough examination of the road and the grade, The inquest will be held next Tu afternoon. As additional tacte are becomes clearer that the responsibility tor the accident rests with Conductor Houghtaling. ‘The ruics governing the case of 4 train in two specially say: ~The forward part must bot stop until the engineer is sure that the rear Part of the train has stopped.” Hyacuthe Beachemin of or Sorrel, Quebec, says the train ran along for three minutes after it broke in two, He said the conductor them pulled the bell rope to stop the train. Beau- min rau to the conductor and exclaimed: ~For God's sake don't stop the train or we will be telescoped.” The conductor gave no heed to the warning. Beauchemin ran wo the rear platform and bebeld the detached sieepers gaining ground rapidly. He cred to the pas- sengers to jump, and then came the crash. Baby Svewart was very feverish last night and could pot be quieted, continually cailing tor Mamma.” This morning she is resting easier, ——_—— They Are Not Starving. Sax Francisco, March 8.—Pursuant to a call issued by Mayor Pond a meeting of citizens was held in the rooms of the chamber of commerce yesterday to devise means for aiding unemployed work: prominent Rarer pootescanes 6 the sending of s sem satioual dispatch to Washington a few daye ago by persons styling themselves @ com- mittee, representing that there was starvation in San Francisco and asking thet government rations be issued, Funeral of Mr. Pendleton. Crxctxxati, Onro, March &—The body ef ex-Senator George H. Pendleton arrived here last night and lies in state in Christ church, A detail from each company of the first regi- ment stood guard. ‘his morning the ser- vices of the Episcopal church for the dead were performeu by Dr. Gibson and Dr. Forrest, ‘Lhe authem was sung and the line of march to cemetery branch on the east side of Lincoln avenue, and thence northerly along Lincela aveuue toa point opposite the entrance to Glenwood cemetery, and also, beginning at the intersection ot New York avenue and North Capitol street, thence north along said street to the south boundaries of the grounds of the Seldiers Home: provided, that if electric wires’or cables are used to pel its oars over sald sireste from Sew or avenue and 5th to 15th street northwest the same shall be placed under ground. ‘The company, however, is authorized to use overhead wires .on its North Capitol street branch and also to increase its capital stock 175,000 for the purpose of extending and equipping its line as provided, DISTRIC’ IN CONGRESS, MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE COMMITTRE VISIT THE ROCK CREEK PARK SITE, . Anumber of members of the House District committee were taken out to Rock creek this morning to look over the ground of the pro- posed park, It was about 10 o'clock when the party took carriages and left the Ebbitt house. ihe party was m charge of the chairman of the executive committee of the general Rock Creek park committee of citizens. The ty weut out 14th street road and around to iock creek by the old military road. When the edge of the site of the proposed park was reached the party left the carriages and climbed a knoll and down the side overlooking the creek, whence a good view of all the ped rounding’ country could be had. The members of the District committee were unanimous in their admiration of the scenery and their ap- proval of the proposed site, en @ circuit was made, tal ing in Brightwood, and the party went aroun the whole of the land which it is proposed to purchase. The return was way of Blagden’s milj and Pierce's mill an back by Mount a and l¢th street road. The trip wasasuccess and gave the gentle- men of the committee a better idea pty they could have had before of the beauties of the proposed i improvement to the city. SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE DEALS. ‘The California Syndicate Buy a Farm and is Negotiating for Other Property. along the Tenleytown electric road beyond the District line. A few weeks ago Mr. John E. Beall two large farms in that vicinity, and he has now sold one of these—the Belmont farm—to the ff : i i i Qe fr i 3 i i \ j i | ei Music hali was taken up. Ex-President Hayes, Gov, Campbell aud staff and ex-Governor J. B. Foraker attended, The eulogy was —— by the lite-long friend of the eceased, Hon. Isaac M. Jordan, after which the remains were taken to Spring Grove cemetery for interment. a A Criminal Certification. Corvusrs, Ou1o, March &—John C. Me Greger, reading clerk of the Ohio house of representatives, died yesterday of diphtheria, his wife and four children besides himself all having fallen victims tothe same dwease in the Inst three weeks. These cases of diphtheria were a few of many caused at Zanesville by the burial there of the corpse of a little girl who died of the disease in Chicago, with a phy- sician’s certificate that death had resulted — nou-contagious dwease, Nearly thirty fatal cases of the disease at Lancaster im the last two mouths are directly traceable to this source of contagion. — A Good idea. Boston, Mass., March 8—An organized ef- fortis being made to induce an exodus of southern colored peuple to New England. The scheme fitds its motive in the lack of suitable domestic servants in New Engiand and in the desire of certain original abolitionists to place the freedmen 1 # condition of civil Liberty. Gov. Hovey Rec Recovering. Ixpraxapouts, Ixp., March 8.—The reports of Gov. Hovey’s illness are greatly exaggerated He has almost entirely recovered from what was not regarded as a serious sickness, but is still weak and remains in his room to guard against a relapse. — Getting lutw the Strip. Anxansas Crry, Kax., March &.—Yesterday two scouts returned here from a two hunting in the Cherokee strip. They claims staked off all over the strip. At ee ee barb wire fences for their own use. a It Will Come to Senator Chandler. of the Evening News received in bis mail yee- terday a letter containing the bloodly ear negro woman, cut off close lever said: Make a not Erion pape iran er r. ‘di at Washington. i to Benator Chandler (Signed) ‘There is no clue to the writer.