Evening Star Newspaper, March 14, 1890, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, - ALWAYS TO THE FRONT, Beme of the Features of Saturday’s Mammoth Star. ‘Tomorrow's twelve-page Stax will be a wel- Come guest in every home in Washington and ft will be a rarely interesting number. Nocare ee expense is ever spared to make Tux Stan all ‘that its patrons can desire, Careful and scou- sate in ite news, conservative in its expressions @f epinion and progressive in its scope as & Parveyor of the thought and doings of (Be world to its readers, Tas Stan has Kept constantly at the front in the growing ‘eopital and maintained first place in the pride and confidence of the people of Washington. Manytpecial features of travel, sport, fash- ions, literature and science, with s budget of social news, here and elsewhere, fd place in these unsurpassed Saturday editions, and the following are ouly a few of those that will de- light thousands of Staz readers tomorrow: A STRANGE RACE (llustrated). Prof, Romyn Hitchcock tells a Stan reporter about his investigations among the Ainos. ‘THE MAN WITH THE MACE (Illastrated). Something sbout the officer who has to quell Gisorders in the House of Representatives. MEW ENGLAND DAMES (Illustrated). Sketches of some brilliant women im con- gressional circles, SIDE-BIGGED SHELLS (Illustrated). Some radical changes in methods of rowing in regattas, WHOSE WAS THE HAND? (Ilustrated). A continustion of Miss Braddon’s intensely imteresting work. WOMEN AND DOCTORS. The necessity for knowing one's physiological construction. By Shirley Dare. IN TROPICAL CLIMES. Interesting sannterings in a South American | ‘™ i capital By Fannie B. Ward A CHECK ON THEFT. Some points about sewing machines of inter- ‘est to women. ATTRACTIVE HOMES. Hew ornamental housefurnishings can be made of edds and enda. WITH A CAPITOL ELEVATOR MAN. Queer traveling companions on the up and qown tripa NEW YORK NOTES. Echoes of the week from the great me- tropolis, By Tux Sraz’s special corre- spondent. REAL ESTATE GOSssIP, An interesting chat about the improvements of the capital. pe Seer ee THE UNION PACIFIC GRANT. 4 Report Which Secretary Noble De- clines to Send to the Senate. Im response to a Senate resolution calling Upon the Secretary of the Interior for a report as to the cause of withholding patents for land within the limits of the Union Pacific grant, which are free from all claims and were not reserved at the date of the defi- nite location of the company’s road, Secre- tary Noble says that he is still considering the questions as to the lands of the Union Pacific railrosd company as to whether they are free from all claims and not reserved at the date of the definite location of the company’s road and other questions of law and fact ip connection with the grant. The — = the Secretary says,are of more = and he had not yet fom able to compote the inquicy. The Secretary does not transmit the report on the subject of the commissioner of the general land office, which was called for by the Senate, stating that this report is a part of the record in the case under consideration and is subject to be affirmed or reversed by the action of the Secretary. He, therefore, that it is not tothe best interests of the service that the report should be promulgated JUDGE KINCAID IN JAIL. A Favored Prisoner—Consultation With His Counsel—Asking a Speedy Trial. Cell No. 68 in the District jail was set apart for the incarceration of Judge Kincaid, who a shot that resulted fn the death of ex-Congressman William P, Taulbee, but the prisoner does not occupy it, except at night when be sleeps. Daring the day he wears long red-striped woolen gown and blue slippers and has the freedom of the rotunda and office of the prison. He receives his friends in the office and eats his meals atatable. He is not given the reg- ular prison fare, but pays for betterfood. The jail officials, like the police, have been very kind to the hose gg pr ear smapt ety preciate. His counsel, arice Smit visited him this afternoon and talked about the case. The question of asking the court to fix the Dail im the case has been discussed by Judge fara ie got ae foe Smith ronal = = determined what action he will Matter. OTRER WITNESSES OF THE SHOOTING, It is said that there were witnesses to the shooting other than those who were present at the inquest and tbat their evidence will throw new light on the case. One of them is a cit- pont 1t is said, witnessed both meetings between Judge -Congress- id and the ex. man. Another person who it is said witnessed the shooting isa member of the Hi and his eeenee wil, 0 eald, corveberate of the See Kincaid desires a speedy trial, and the co wil poo socommodate him. Ney ar for the prosecution were before and an indictment - we cp ny tie he = = WITMESSES BEFORE THE GRAND JURY TODAY. ‘The witnesses in the case of Charles E. Kin- eaid were summoned by the grand jury yester- day afternoon and this morning hagbarsaplaa appeared before thatbody and gave testimo i A PASTOR NOMINATED. Rev. Dr. Corneliv: to Succeed Dr. Noble in the Easter: Presbytrian Charch. ‘The committee appointed by the Eastern ————- Tt Was in the Line of Duty. Assistant Secretary Bussey has decided that the widow of Samuel 8, Martin of the 17th Objo volunteersis entitled to » pension from the i i H 8 3 Hes i i Bem a favorite thes ovanttnee aad landing ¢ chamber over the porte cochere, which was d with plants and divans, was com wate sersened from general observation. The eps ite nr as was a very — ——— At 12 came unmaskings the surprised, delighted and = went into supper the room, with its upholstery, gold of blue velvet and Vienna ware, Some ap Berry, rae eid Binney Jno.” M. Aesane Mr. a, in Edie, Speed, Laps ay re {ansen, int oth ibe Mites Condit Sith, Poor, Miss Mi the Misses Myer, Mr. P. Dodge, Mr. Porter, Mr. Yan Swindedin Misa Fores Me Hugh Wal- lace, Miss Mildred Carlisle, Baron Fava, Mr. Richard Porter, Miss Redfern, Gen. B. H. Rob- ertson, Mr. Sternberg, Lieut, Pitcher, Miss Jackson, Mra. MeCantey, Prince Yturbide, Mra. = brake? Ponce lh jordon McKay, Lieut, 4 Mrs, Clover, Miss Mitchell, Mra, Mullan, Mise Leiter, Mise Pog ia Miss pl Miss ay Miss Bancroft, Miss Bid Miss a? Hod, M Mr. wo Acklan, Mir. Addison, Mr. £, Brice, Count de Chambrun, Mr. Chilton and Mr. Mrs, J. P. Jones received a large number of callers yesterday in the picture gallery of her home. Miss Louise Holliday of San Fran- cisco tea ata table in the bow window and Horace Hill of California, who is Mra. Jones’ guest and has taken @ house here for the spring months, was also assisting in entertaining the callers, Miss Courtney Walthall received the callers in her mother’s drawing room yesterday while Mra, Walthall was out making visite, and she did itso graciously and gave so cordial a Greeting to the callere that all were charmed. Lulu Lyons assisted Miss Walthall, “on. Senator Butler stays in at ber N street home, No. 1484, on Thursday afternoons after 5 o'clock and there are always scores of a son to seize the opportunity of paying this most agreeable hostess a visit. One of the most enjoyable meetings of the “Amorita” club was that held at the residence of Capt. T. H. McKee, No. 7 Grant piace, last evening: The elu was entertaine a by Miss ollie McKee with @ progressive a: i After twenty-three ‘fone contested SG was fonnd that Mise Ells Knight carried off the first lady's Prize and Posed Knight the booby. aan tleman’s first prize was won by kett and the booby was awarded to . Mahoney. After the usual speech making which followed the ta tion of prizes the repaired to the dining room and did fall justie justice to an elegant repast, which was daintily presided over ne the hostess, Amon; on present were Capt. and Mrs, T. H. Me! Misses Alice (os ee Misses Flora and Blanche Gr. and Elle Knight, Miss Mion Brackett, Mi Mi Bell and Miss Mamie Draney of Patterson, N. — Mr. W. Mahoney, Mr. T. Dowling, jr. Pitchlan, Mr, Fred Brackett, Mr, Joe Gevs- rah Mr. Frank Myers, Mr, Fenton Bradford, Mr. Sam Foote, Mr, Harry W. Dowling and Dr. Willberger. Miss Blanche Peyser has returned to her home after a six-weeks visit in New York, The “Clionian Roundtable” formed for the study of history, held its a Beene last pn at the residence of Miss Rice, 706 6th st Miss Emma Hurbert of 1740 6th street gave an enjoyable ty last evening. During the aces Me Victor L, Poesche gave an mur. ing lecture on science. Among those present were the Kahlert, Miss M. Conner, Miss Emma Schmidt and Messrs. William and Ma Dueterman, F, B. King, Herman Poesche, W. Barron, W. H. C. Fillebrown, and Wm. Hardesty, Mra and Miss Twiggs will be at home next Tuesday from 9 to 12 o'clock at 1227 I street. The Mignonette~ socials held theit usual Tuesday —— at the residence of Miss Ida M. Phillips, Long Meadows, where -a delightful eveniny was spent, An excellent pepe ye by the different mem- rs of the club, including « iano and vocal solo by Miss Burgess, piano by Miss Sher- man and a few selections rendered by a quartet bear of the Misses Phillips = Burgess Stewart and Doing. After refresh- =s were served by the hostess dancing was parti in until a late hour. ‘The Saturday Night whist club will meet at the residence of Col. and Mra, R.G. Ruther- ford, 1311 Corcoran street, tomorrow evening, Mra, Darling, who is spending the winter at Cul; , bas been confined to her room two weeks with acute lepeu my Bhe faigg to wee ginia for the winter hoping to escape nual attack of her old enemy. a. care go "to New York as soon as able to do su. ———e2+—___ EXAMINING NEWSPAPER MEN. Senator Dolph’s Committee Still Search- ing for the Leak. The Senate committee is still seeking to dis- . cover the leaks through which news of the pro- ceedings of executive sessions reach the public. When Senater Dolph was just about half way through the ceremony of administering the cath to George H. Harries of Tax Evaxmxo Stan the witness objected to being sworn be- fore he received assurances as to the status and rights of the committee, stating that he had been unable to find in the Record or the journal any mention made of the that the witness he would, if sbsolved from sli pe Moet committee, make known the names of three members of the committee who had dit secyet session matters, To this witness replied that he never made any such statement at any time toany he never said he “would” give away bis sourses mittee then asked the witness Bames of the three ence had been made Vest was the FF & 28 i £ ~ fer for want of exercise, SHOOTING STARS. Senator Blair is the Speaker of the Senate, ‘The doctor's skill and the doctors kil sound alike, but that ie ali, The women ouftregiats | never talk about be- qual rights, Post—to edttor reeding as poet talks: “Yes, sir, I think you ‘ll find that poem vey superior, Every one lauds it to the skies, sir.” Editor—handing it back: “Good land, Good morning.” With Senator Jones of Nevada “specch is A MODERN ERO. He was a bwave, hewoie dude, - Whose Chwistian name wes Lillie, He stwuck a helpicss attitude, And knocked the poah thing silly. George Augustus Sala the English journalist has sued Barry the artist for slander. Furniss shéuld make it hot for him. The mucilage maker isa gluemy individual A girl with # pretty dimple never lets it saf- PRP me rece eee an “Delicious Ice Cream” has gone crazy because as | someby substituted an r for the o in the first word, TWO STYLES OF PRONUNCIATION. Western Girl—greeting her visitor: ‘I knoo ~e you were coming on Toosday for I saw by the moospaper you had started.” Southern girl: “Well, I wasn’t comin’ until next Tieusday, but I kniew you were expectin’ me this week so lcame, What niowspaper did you see it in?” A certain Miss Brown, a handsome Virginis brunette, who recently returned to her home in that state after a visit here, sends to a friend & poetic note, the first stanza of which is as follows: “Riding up from Washington On the local train, A ton weeks’ visit ended, Going home again,— Ulster, bag, utabrella, Dressed in a tailor gown, Sat a gentle maiden, Graceful, tall and—brown.” It isn't necessary to raise s fuzz about the Peaches; they're all right, “That will make you eat like a horse,” said the physician giving him some medicine. “Hay and oats?” be inquired innocently. The beginner is never quite sure whether he is riding the bicycle or the bicyole is riding him, The old time pastry cooks have organized ‘® pie-oneer association. Mayor Grace is referred to by telegraph peo- ple as the No-poleon of New York. Father: “I hear you madean investment yes ‘erday. Was it a safe one?” Son: “Mighty near it It's burglar proof combination lock,” — PRESIDENT WARNER RESIGNS. Who Will Succeed Him as President of the Columbia National Bank, At recent meeting of the board of directors of the Columbia national bank the president, Mr. B. H. Warner, announced thet he had con- cluded to resign from that position. He stated that he felt that he could no longer in justice to his other business interests continue to de- vote the time necessary to the bank, The prosperous condition of the bank seemed to indicate, he said, that this wase good time to take such a step, especially as his own business demanded it He went on to speak of the pleasant re- lations which existed between him- self and the other mgmbers of the board tion of their co- and expressed bis app! perypees = Operation in ——— ding up the business of the bank. While retiring from the bead of the bank Mr. Warner said that he would be giad to continue as a member of the board of directors, Mr. — 's tempter meet was sowed with regret. It was not er unexpected, however, as several times before be had ex- ressed the same determination. bet rs of the board individually spoke of their reluctance to sever the pleasant relations which had existed between them and the presi- dent of the bank. No action was taken on the ap oeey but at the next meeting, which will be hel — ‘arner returns from his southern S subject will be considered and some definite conclusion reached. It is understood that the position will be offered to Mr. A. T. Britton, the vice president of the bank, but in the event, as is probabl that he will notbe able to accept the place owing to his other business engagements, it is said that the controller of the currency, Mr. Lacey, will be invited to accept the place. a Along the Chickamauga. From the Atianta Journal, “Now, Mr. Conductor,” said a snappish-look- ing old lady as she boarded the sieeping-car at Chattanooga, ‘I want you to tell me the names of all the places of interest we pass on th y to Atlanta, for this, I believe, is the road along which Sherman marched.” “Yes'm,” replied J. B. Jackson, the conductor, she cast his eyes at two pretty girls with the “Jane,” said the old lady to one of the girls, you get @ piece of oT the names the gentleman tells yor “ee, mt,” replied the gil with s smile that made the kod the old lady, “What area is that? feted as the train passed over a trestle, “That's Chickamaugs creek,” replied the con- La “Take that down, Jane.” A half-mile farther another stream was ‘What stream is that?” again asked the old << ae creek,” replied the eon- luctor. . “Take that down, Jane.” “What stream is that?” interrogated the ola “Chick Ine ol indy gan to look suspicious, and “Take that down, Jane.” “What stream is that one yonder, running nto those — ROW we are crossing it?” copeke that down, Jane.” An ominous silence followed until the same ereck had been crossed four additional timer, Another stream was seen babbling rocky bed. as tid glance at the yellow waters the BE arate er Bh ae in despair- “ auga,” came reply i and the looked could Bi ie condcter tee as the bite the . Take that down, Jane, ised cree wee crossed, but the old nothing. crossed wes she asked: lady 4 il ‘And that stream is what?” “Ohi over the | gis; D.C. FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1890. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES, WANTED—HELP. WANTED—HOUSES. _——— a = ‘The Church of the Covenant Takes Final wi ‘EB GI (0008: |W: |g ADVERTISER ARTS To ing Howes contatuing abou Possession of Its New Structure. Me et eas Anal peas Ryans he = ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NEW YORE AVENUE wes FOR 1g — —_ x GBURCR—TER FINANCIAL, sROWIRE OF PROS- | Carcliarere oR Petrie 3 W select boarding , ae BASES ‘TEE GUBLEY MEMORIAL, ai Wore demain: ia apes impos och mon po iid a hs sainsl setting GF to of FE GT SUD om | Sabbe Bea ea it SET | fe peta iterate alse” the Church of the Covenant, held last night in | Giris; Bow for work—orders always in ed ‘Abe to eect ADULTS TO CHDEED 7OR RENT—4 BA the body of the church, was largely attended, | Suigie, 495, Covegumment positious “prepared parts Ieering the ety auToe ins Nesp test | Gusural inction. a 2 The occasion marked the final accounting of VATE) SECRETARY | TO Part Salstee Box 81, Siar omice Tee Fee the building committees thst hes hed Eee eter feta WAxtED Two x bl Se" Sion eharge of the erection of the handsome ‘and mej et | oe igupie odes ree cane edifice and the surrender of the keys | Bois ot reaulret: eeomt es cal = fo the board of trustecs. Rev. Dr. Ham- <= Erk Weasenues lim opened the exercises with prayer. Prof. STEP a ae x and Mr. William Ballantyne read an abstract of mene 1010 Fan Wiis See i Fag | ton, the fourth annual report of the olerk of the WAR Wee ects Benita = eet ree. —— Bist | KOR PENT Fee Ge Nw, SRD re session showing the church to he in a most | roi Speers Wey —— Were warts CABH FOR A HOUSE | sired, Sird of would rant broom Sousa Prosperous condition, There is @ presen’ membership of 903, a net gain of 54 Sessa ast be 6 bene tk Weare aE SistandGew.n.w. 42 BOOP ng RACTIOAL sions, $1,398.23; foreign missions, $1,880.54; ue oe Works good pave other boards of the church, $319.69; McA mission. $118.75; Woman's Christian oo 9268.75; other be board trustees, sociation, 382! 162.96; The ook has two Sunday schools, cia pe Witiine: Somn oF ERECT iting abont 500 members; # sewing Infant, reference equired. for girls, numbering neatly 20, and sx i se1d Grant place nee mien charitable and religious WASTED—A RESP WOMAN ata er — we tt se ry ogee Works, mm The receipts of the church for the past year Et St festa of pews furhisied: $15,801.60. = Wau bigres ren we sishec ie oar cote was — th apie of | s2dete West Washington.” i108 music emoun ere is now & Warner sa 19 TO 060: WHITE balance in the cenmary ot . Footman, Chambermaids, Laundresses, W: at itanen Help, DICK'S Agency, 613 Thutow, Wa eae a) ag BAD corsets. to Mr.. pic Supt. V Wouvwau'& & oat a on Woitce and good wages to rit Rat a THE Oost OF TER KEW CRURCH. The regular meeting of the society of the church then adjourned and the congregational meeting began,with Mr. Gardiner G. Hubbard, president of the board of trustees, in the chair. Mr. James E. Fitch, the treasurer, was bse rh oped dutat his re pest Mr. tare read his re- ‘Trenont house, port The ex po easing) e ehurc! ANTED-TWO NEAT Wi mo was as follows: Cosi ground, interest and What Cheiaberws ‘hamberwork; private taxes, $87,752.57; geomet $27,026.57; fur- nisbing pny tamersed on account church chapel Ges. $121, ry furni cburch, $3,662.70; interest on ores bonds, $7,602.48; expenses ‘connected with fall of tower, $643.10; iS ana gis Call een ata as Siac Thana aw. tend] iecaicwoner FOR CHILD TWO YEAR: 3 at 1400 Sotho — sad ape? se ANTED—A CUTTER FOR LADIES WRAPPERS. insurance, &¢., $1,569.09; cost of organ, $8,- Aino hands to poake came, Apply at CLARE'S, 088.26; sundries, &c., $669.08; total, eata.cin3d, ‘74 and 736 7th at. ow. ha of this Sis the exception Rade seggldghaert Wi TED—A GOOD ¢ oom, 70: Pome AS hyde been raised by sul mh an ‘ le o! a musi $8,000 worth of ponds fand the ‘ghurch is now BSAA satnout good tity reer ar any ‘el 6 announce- ment was made that the adjoining lot had been | W wont. apviy or toss loch Se GENERAL HOUSE purchased and partially paid for. WStD54 \ WHITE GIRL 7 pik 55 * 4 REVIEW OF THE WORE. General Hoosework inane janie ae Mr, Ballantyne as chairman of the building _ml4-2¢ Committee reviewed the work done, formally Wantep-ay WORKING FOREMAN FOR A = handed over the keys of the edifice and asked suttineict 1327 M stn. nw, bese that the committee be discharged from further eck tues WANTED MISCELLANEOUS KENT—THE NEWPORT. 140 ao Fant 14th bes eh EE Pe ae ee ee Sn Sune. =I} 34 Beek children Aipiy 819 Lith et meee eS mite cue a Boom 1 10, Kendal) Green. TOK RENT—SEVERAL DELIGR jax: | WW ARTER—TO. Bt BUY 4 omar? PEFICE 1 BES; eyes us r of two, Naas ¢ MA! ~ 9000, Di oo Sirgen cars amily SANT SUITES OF PARLOMG, canvaivevfull ‘name ani" sddnecs: bon Fe a Ea Ey siee baanea = Warr ARRIED EADY, WHO LOVES Benita eatin Re ‘valncat = Ge MES Pee ae Monet Fons 30 See one Weare AND PARASOLS Hie be ange be Gand ins vee ise Was oma or PRES oui pant fen pict prices seaegeaire, Ser deee Peewee Fe REST Ar SL 3D BEE W Te ote Se — RENT—UNFURNIBRED, = 5. on parlure, aug itchen, u las7iathew ~—aee Fe. ‘Shuster sik uae Monten ead paleo qajanens Doce with wean WEARTED, — PARTIES eS HAVING PROPERTY t partion sn be for ‘ + private fan ‘and oe | are pits oa FSFE Ts NEAR OON®, Boor: a an cae Lae Teierences ‘133 JOR KENT-—THREE NICE AND LARGE UN- ree Sr] 318 Pa ave.n.w. a se M “Foe se wighenT Gaal Whe for Furnitare, peta, Feat Beds, _ mle Office and Store Btorage on Fixtures. Eutre ENT—1761P 5], NEAR DUPONT CIRCLES randy ‘rose $18 Fe ef Ly Pr aR EAP RUPORT CiBcLa, ‘sccomnodeted. al ow. re rs can be W AAiED- BY FISH & MITDER 1215 ¥ ST. 2 Won RENT Toe STH BTR . ef dates Wakes F Prone beet core both from @500 And western exposure; sdjoiuing ry pete to 3,000, we could | frp Wate fauily, small i savings are invited 4 to call Foe RES RENT-THREE COMMUNICATIN Suey. es ar eaves can ee without, 3 Fefercnoes exchanged. WASTED IETRST-CLABS “PIANO AND ORG: —— rt, Bead, Su Us nw miss moderste; good references. Wrguurea. “S03 son. MAN duty, Mr. Hubbard in accepting the keys re- es ferred in complimentary terms tothe work of hoa committee and also to the contractor who eae ‘WOMAN TO DO COOKIN WASH: and Ironing; juired. had charge of the building. The rebuilding of | y72d'¢f,t0a Jromne: Feference required. “Apply at the fallen tower cost $3,000 instead of @: ED. ETI as Pig pore and tnis difference was all Sala b by nic ted with the Unsies comnitatiy. te 4 the builder, Reger foetal ‘Co. lorrison, Solicit for s Birt clan Po Popular Lite test from him, although he had already paid | * suitable party. Address Gi his one-third share of the expected expense, Mr. Justice Strong. moved the a adoption of a vote of thanks and tude to the members of the oor committee for the wisdom, energy and fidelity shown by them in the transaction of their share of the work. He then made a brief bear age in which he re- viewed the history of the church from ite in- La nto years ago. judge Schoonmaker of the interstate com- merce —— made a few remarks about fature of the church. He terms to ENT, fice. m3. WANTED LIBERAL REM REMUNERATION TO CAN- the Ne sauiugton: The Historie Hor ic Homes ; ite Noved Men Men Ma ve THMORE A oe "B10 12 at. ED—AN EFFICI TITLED WHITE Woman for Gencral House ‘Work ;fainily of four: @ and wages; references req ye Jersey ave, 0.6, "__-m13-3t_ WwW ED Ae ‘ONCE—FIRST-CLASS SKIRT Hands, Apply betweenS and 7 p.m,, 1446 Q st. nw. Ae Wiaep anrnr RTELY—T WO FIRST. ear ST-CLAs po “Also Pwo. i W aes a EERIE | Ware 45 ca NE SHOP MAKER, ~ee mal-2w= ¥.M.C.A., 1400 N.¥.ave.2.w. Fe EENT_ WITH ae ANTED IT KNOWN 0. .: “COLLINS, BUT Thirties ern Board id Carpenter, 719 168th st. nw., makes lass Table Board, bee guia of jeboing snd Remodelitig: Baissea SiS ea ee ent S28 pee monte ‘urnis! a _RICHLY FURNISHED Bt W ANIED IT ENOWN—WE POSITIVELY GUAR Yasior Pope Sieh House near aie or ad ‘antes that we haves job in alot of clear Havana | 7, Sook Goon sts-3 c st $2.80 a box of 30. or en 21 1 stow, mls. iaare. goods 253m | FOR Seater THe NDSOME PARLOR sod Chamber, with Trank snd Flogsaut Bath, pane ye Cy mo hI = tea jou ret-clees in every paruculay; @30. DOH me REET—-T0G COMMUNICATING THIRD. Unfuruisbed: rout ssasuasthe t1D New York eve, STEDSTEAM_ CARPET CLEANING ENB EAM CARPET CLEANT! ones NG AN Wen ey orks: Feathers engraved’ Mat Aint. FE ani soe Nw, Se RARPOR Figo fensee Made ‘Steamed and furuiab Destroyed. ¥. H. YOUNGS Te0x Pe ave 7 and other rome: ‘yt pL a TOR RENT—IN DESIRABLE HOME, TWO PLEAB- ‘BY SCRIBNER. BEST BUTTER- Fav or, one gods, 20¢. per pound. ame | ss ot to wet F aw, aE ABNT—FUKNISHIED FROX FRONT ROOM Wits E feat sed Gas; $10 per mouth, Tivast ne LARGE NICtLY FUN: Soom, ie, NT. | Ft ta = transients acoom! Fe i KENT—312 0 Furnished Rooms, ais oth ct'n wut . NW, BEAUTIFULLY Made to T413 17th et. ow, the history and —. , said he hoped Mr. Hubbard's estion of ‘pone others need sp, Apprentices, 181 MONEY TO LOAN. summer with or thes eed ae Sr Spetag. Land thle summer might be carried out bet WANTED IN, 2 MALE, FAMILY, A ENG D0 200 WANT MoNENI—¢10 To 0100 To LoaN Pitot Tie docu ase kaa yopeaenes — that arrangements be made for his re- | st, n.w. m13-3¢° Wagons, Household Go sis of other petwonal peopert 3 peivilon ace eet — ‘ aa J ANTED_ A, WHITE WOMAN, TO. “COOK AR | Peters one Sneeeeet, Parana S Won of mean | a Tmiust be liberal” AGS phar ery introducing Postmaster General Wans- Do Light Washing and Ironing 1 rt Feymentes io from ye mle-lw* maker Mr. Hubbard said that perhaps he could family {references required. Apply 1408 15th st, = y. get some ideas from the Church ot nant for the great cathedral which the papers aay he intends building in Philadelphia, ‘MR, WANAMAKER’s ADDEESS, Mr. Wandmaker said that he could get valua- bie suggestions not only for the building itself but for its organization and method of running ites well. He congratulated the congregation that the work had all been done along the lines and plans origi laid down and referred to bsg wonde: Progress they had made in the seven years of their history, He ‘esseda wish that their example might be anen ‘i aoe 5, Koma Rar og who Eee in BURNHAM's, 1110Gst. now. an le then an earnest and elogaent on the | W Asti Bernt ioe Sater tare noo Hy at Teautre also a Young Girl as Nuree, ANTED—A FRENCH WOMAN AS CHAMBFR nstress, City references required. Apply at 1831 Jefferson place before 10 ain. ml ARTED —IMMEDIATELY—A THOROUGHLY First-class Descriptive and Biographic with Ws ton city. Ad office, ANTED-AN EDUCATED LADY OR orxrie to Can’ acood wesht riche party. App! to right pai ave pn! Bulatng, rat <8? ‘oti se YOUNG MAN AS ce), Wits 7 HOUSEMEN, Painter (2 Waist Hands, Nurses, Maids; all white; ‘sito Cooks House Workers, wes &c.; this and other m12-3t" duties and possibilities of the Church of the ae Covenant, my} 2-3t' Dr, Hamlin, in MAKING—LEARNEKS FOR ‘ED—DRESS- Chitetaere Tuteruational Tauor Sesing, apeke of the credit NTED ith at due Mr, Hubbard for the business sagacity, far- sightedness and tenacity he had shown in his inch rule or tape measure alone, epeall sclan Tiron eae oa work, aud. instruction given. ‘ath, 1408 10 After the meeting was over the congregation | +1_* Seen ee adjourned to the lecture room of the ehurch, ANTED—A GOOD OANVASSER FO SOME where an hour was and cominis- mt in social reunion. 57 twill P93 0 por weal The question of ‘Dr. Hamlin's trip to the Holy gece TE abe Rey Etat oT 8 Land was quietly canvassed snd in a few TED—AT Pi Ory 71H iT. momentsa large partof the desired sum of re ht sy aperiencnd Bay Goole Giort, Clerk, & = Book money was raised, Keeper an sis aaa WELI-RECOMMEN DED “GIRL TO General House Work for Small Family, With or Without Washing. “Apply in person or address Mrs, GILBERT D. FOX, Wine ave., aNTED— DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT BU- fucted by isdies—Men and white and colored, for all kinds of tic Igbor, city end states; with references Mamnoved to 70 Lat w cE THR NEW YORE AVENUE CHURCH. ‘The New York Avenue Presbyterian church held its annual meeting last evening. The Rev. Wm. A. Bartlett, D.D., presided. Reports of the session and boards of deacons and trus- tees were read and show substantial growth. The additions to the membership during the year ending February 28, 1890, were 67. Pres- ‘nt active membership, 867. ‘During the pres- ent pastorate over have been WANTED—SITUATIONS N = CLA! tone = mother Leyes iw ees the Church are ari Faerano i ovecy meres ode o venant and Gurley Memorial church. NTE vl au our ones Amount contributed to benevolent objects, | Pe filed withdispetch. May Building, 7th and £ n.w, £15-30t* Bt ipts Fri re 99,110.87. The receipts were—From church Wixt aE HEADQUARTERS — Postrions ties, 8,219.02; from church collections, for Cooks, Chaniber Maid, Waitress, Laundresses and from jw rents and other \d Nurses, beainst1 Men Wai! Cooks, Coach- sino total revenues iy Ba tiers SAMI. A, COOMBS, O20 Fst nw, 23, at very moderate ED 7, BY A RESPECTABLE | COLORED ar s ase an Chamber r Laupdress in Private Family. Address Yolo Lat mw. Ca PR "ED—ALWAYS GO TODICK’S Sten Bydere FOR Women ie Maid uss: Nurses, Waiters, Ki references, 613 7th st nw, great that a) oppli ws ond sittings in advance of vacancies, icants are often booked for e church has under its care the two city missions of Be' and Faith chapels. Ithas Sabbath and two industrial sohocls, with gregate attendance of 936, An ae (TED-BY A COMPETENT COLORED MALE of oficers to fill expired terms resulted in the eae eae Ce an setae renee Ae choice of Samael F. Phillips and Chaa, B, | DY #048 Ost. Bailey for elders, of John D, McChesney, en S Somervell and A. J. Halford for Wrne. aT z . AND beng <4 hburg, vas ‘& Place in Pri Family Cook, Wash and te: deacons, and of J. 0. Wilson, Frederick Pilling | to objection wo going ewey.” Gal of adres 135M = Lewis Clephane inidroooes 3 Tet A CAD AE Ca il nevr shown greater prosper ANTED_SITUATIONS FOR COOKS (MALE departuwnts of its work, ™ WwW ures, Forte pp ‘Maida, THE GUBLEY MEMORIAL CHURCH. nds an Manarern isand ctber cites ae we The Gurley Memorial Presbyterian church BUnsuAwe ee ___ LOST AND FOUND. Strunk line anda navigable river rey shies rE gprs ten NV Girt iatione So dog ae Goucral Hon moun | — ‘OST—SATURDAY NIGHT, 8TH INSTANT, Boi Eepetg ae fre ron te Seam pty aancaal degree of pecucerter, ‘Two sehen ay grees, sce ts pan. Gallstiiigket hae aye,and Nat iy way a pA Lith | Sational advertising Duress, Satinore Ma aioe January 23, 1888, the present pastor, Rev. Wm. | 147 ,xrgp py OOLORED HEAD watri tae return to above address. = Weitice Lots att ameh advances’ saree 8. Miller, preached his first sermon at the arise Engarement for Summer Hotel {Nort bot Litre wipe ta Sivigts edo) tut G, HAVING BERKYMAN, Le Droit ml0-6t Sore oat | SE re rr ee ame | E of me! 4 Now York peempeaey living in the ‘vieiniy ANTED-BY A YOUNG GENTLEMAN PEON or 9 | otidthet nw. dbore Bu ave, ieee jel cas | Wik the country « Position, ins Dry ¢ Spry Sain eats Gai ol noes of Le Droit Park, and it was supposed about ie we BU; Heche Be Fey ABOUT To Retin how sixty might be induced to unite in organizing ress 0.1309 Suet we mid wee eee arias Boarding House in NewYors city would sell ber Good ruary 27, 1889) sm organization was effected | drawing. cam give very best of sulerenon, S| Liat ta fiea ‘eer under the direction of a committee of the | Staten ye ones ripe pape | Br between Dende oir Tey eay ae Waubucton’ cer at whe Bart WW Gopenion to Led in cope cof mabiop bee ea ei 1S eee ee , i Butid Br. (Eevee pd lope The new sails A elaplabe, Feuquior couuty, Va. im Lostattbrs See Roars sua hops furnished sttention given eae ae ge atin | Wines Enid oma etme |B feeratecain seae= Ce | a Bs m7; by, cose — = te Qopied for Memvers of Conaress of Lawyers, aa Lor? Gob zRsnce FRAMED ETB GUARIER SHORT beomeme, x. Eg mioel, Box L yy i we 0} oe Re tot oe cneeacs Gahenat WANTED—ROOMS, OST—A LARGE BLACK AND AY STFA, ‘Texas ‘ance of 443, an increase of 190 on the | \; ANTED_TWO NICELT Rooms | 25%, suitable reward \ be given for bi erage Ct fe roll over last year end of 80 in average Wikiecna ag of Lowes weet of 16th ot. northof TyeiN at ml. = mae va - Vigorous work for an inerease tn tit Gu rons ith riglogs of gate i 7 T fiestas tee sorand Hatoga bia * Coed Es “be ‘ia the World cael Eee eed Doak the eee | WY AETEDCA a otal fot oy possi | Seca "Bake beck wad oepane kA inisser ath S tions toward the boards of the Presbyterian | German . Address iT auinat newotting eat * Attorpey-se-Law, aad ghureh and toward ‘cbaritice bed ‘more than | Ci & ww peste. Joint ee gent doubled year amount ¢on- 1: Wd §. Sesara ud Gains Rome tat Vaneau ee eee ae as shown by on La ee he oe S. Beaters ak fyattevilie, Md. -22-3° | apectalty FR® RENT—THRER APARTMENTS OF TWO! woaRD Saree Tome en suite "VO LOAN IMMEDIATELY- ,000—-IN SUMS x Etats trom 61,000 apwerd, on good heal batate Security. ACKER & GADSBY 1008 | Fa aw. 2 A PEN RYEVanra t SYNDICATE, ae pe me to Liberal loans at low rates: the WOODMORL. ‘oor “or, dock _FOR RENT—FLATS. re er ‘arrange for GHAWAM, TUF ee a” ONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT. AT 6 AND {OR kiN T_DESTRABLE OFFICE 200 6 per cent, on D. C. real estate security. ‘Steaus heat and eervice, in omy WITH FRANK i awiiNGs 1505 Pa ave, £26 (The Arlington ae 7 eaechacbechanend at 14u5 RA ‘ONEY TO LOAN IN LAR Tan a ae M ‘ob approved real estate ay cb ious Selb eM EAL ESTATE IN 000 NVERIENT LOek- He (111 THOS E. WAGGAMAN, ide ¥ et i) Kees ees IN BUMS FROM FOR RENT--STORES. heer tome SS 12TH 8T,—PAKT OF TARor F% the place for ‘Paper Hanger 0500 sndcieman’ aes REAL ESTATE 13 THIS DISTRICT. R. ok HOLTZMAN. ores — ue and of any Dusivess watt veulen no Corner 1 F sts. aw. of clerks. bus > eae er mis one N aT ve i PEK CENT ON AP JOR RENT-HAL¥ OF STORE OR el ved Haat Bante Sec OOS Dy EQ Be TYLER ‘e1 ‘KUT! mise x 1307 Fat tew. E HAVE MONEY TO LOAN AT ALL TIMES N uve vo prepare papers if __ FOR RENT. INT—STABLES. _ 1818 F st. nw. Forse RENT DESIRABLE STAB! NEARS sooTT ONEY 70 LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON AP. circle, Sreaneed foc ott Rosses: double carriage amounts @ og 5 the ‘United Security: ia sums to suit, to os 10 1 3" 20 or byrne ¥. iH. rae ei Bg a27-6m OEY ToL Loam IN SUMS TO SUIT ON REAL state im Washington city. No Me UE CULLINANY & CO. OUY Fetnw. E NDOWMENT, LIFE AKD TONTINE bought st highest, cash wae BON. 107 F st new. ONY TO LOAN ved Heal Colum bia to any terest, sel7 1) ae eetate security. oz uae as Le OR FIRST- ONEY TO LOAN cdinsusest ocean house; $40 mouth t mie NOM bee 2OUNG, 1303 Fst. 70H ik RENT STABLE ee 30-FooT walle eat wide Lafayette square; five et rot room for three carr: with LM. GREEN, 1400 y- jpourance oe ft to, Tein BUSINESS CHANCES. XPERT POULTRY KEEPER HAVL Ex vffee uss ate S00. oe tres le to fi Ole your, 1 fl 3 a £ market. Addras HALF PROFITS, Star ofice AKLIES HAVING MONEL TO INVEST the most ‘snd examine Borel ef the oom 8, Firewens 7th at. and Law A. So0b, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY IN WEST HOS, EH ae a5 mi3-2t* Spee Prien | Shanebel mace intent ath well very reasovable. ‘Address Box 78, Star vice 13-3" $1,000: SPE Oe SS BS Es QO. C. GREEN, 303 7th st aw. Mo 70 10s ee ESTATE aT LOW- WASH'N DANENKt ap24 Successor toDANERHOWER S SORT LY —S———_—S——=—_=_—— BBRIT? ROVER ‘WASEINGTOR, Do