Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1890, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, AT THE STAK BUILDIN ‘1201 Pennsylvania Ave., corner 11th Street, by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, | ee &. Li. KRAUPFMANS, Pres’ ‘The Evexrxe Sram is served to subscribers in the city by carriers, on their own account. at 10 cents per ‘Week. or 44c. per month. Copies at the counter. — teeach By inail—auy where in the United statesor Exiaad postage prepaid 60 cents per meuth. BATURDAT QUADRUPLE SUEET STAR $1.50 per an. {Entered at the Post Office at Washington. D.C. as Second-class mail matter} 5 All mail wabecriptions must be paid in advance; Bo paper sent longer than paid for. Hates of edvertisine mag known on application Vo. 77—No 17,094. SPECIAL NOTICES. WASHINGTON, D.C.. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER — 5, 1890, SPECIAL READ! THE SAFEST AND BEST INVESTMENT IN THE WORLD 18 STOCK IN THE SOUTHERN LAND COMPANY. 12 PER CENT AND ALSO EQUAL PROFITS. ENTEREST AND PROFITS PAYABLE EVERY THREE MONTHS, SHARES $1000 EACH! ARE AUTHORIZED by the SOUTHERN LAND COMPANY to place on sale ONE THOUSAND SHARES ONLY of stock in series A of said company at the ex- treme low price @f TEN DOLLAKS EACII. $10 per share with « cuarantee and pledwe of not less than 12PER CENT AND ALU AN EQUAL PROPOR- TIONATE SHARE in the profite arwing from the iu-/ ‘Yestment of total capital of series A in proportion as the number of shares purchaser holds bears to the total umber of shares issued. ‘ BY THIS PLAN a purchaser may invest Cocoa 10 to $1,000 with » «uarautee 0! Serer thereupon aid am houeet, qual ebare in the >t id c SECURED by the actual Loi fois of worion of the "umpany of) which they ‘be- reel), amounting 19 over 100,000, come s part and = consisting of Improved Meal F: cs x NSIDERATION WHATEVER will ill any one purchaser benllowed to eubscribe and pay for more than 1UU shares nor Ines thai ane singly reat the uniform rate of TEN DULLAKS ANE, WITHDRAWN at any time upon sete dae weleae holder thereof betug entitled tu 5 tuirty days te ret then thie first thees, moutbe au Eboth interest and dividends (oral aime thereafter PROFITS OK DIVIDENDS BEIN Such ane - DIVIDED EQUALLY every three oe eee ho system of fecteitane. panels coy cp nent hed Se tmpcattue, for ‘the ter to bold outs The Jorsbed up by s few: thitrép Sv Mei Of saves oScred and the Jo Tako this the wates! 7 Mee ees diteeatavont everotered in Wealington- THAN A SAVINGS BANK. Piszcuuse jt pase abont four times the intorest, Hecatise the shares aro on the same security. BETTER THAN A WESTEKN MORTGAG: Because it pays three tues as much interest, Because shares stv on established values. BETTER THAN AN IN: ANCE ns tue you do not ie rca You eh Spon goat taventment at guy time if you wish to withdrew it Fecause you protect tourself Re weil | ; x : BETIEK YHAS GOVERNMENT five tines the interest. Hecause yea eam realize quicker end it ts fust a Setrem THAN RAILROAD STOCK. Hecatee there is more profits and wo ri ronte Pyne ge your family. NBS. ok. Because shareholders are uot Hable for anything— 5 own evers thing. saa ALE OF SMAKES COMMENCES MONDAY, NO- EMBER 10. 1800, aud CLOSE: 3S BATURDAY, NO- MBEK 15, of OFFICE WOUNS. D win to G p.m and Wednesday gnc Saturday evenings gut) 9 o'clock. ‘Uecers by mail prompuy atiended ta, ROBINSON, CLARKE & CO., Investment and Real Estate Brokers, 44 Atisntic building, 025 and 930 F et, _B1-203t _=> REMEMBE, a EASSARD'S LARD IS NOT WHIT 2 ‘REE FROM ALL TEH CHEMICALS AND IS FRE! ADULTEKATION. ‘olS-Am g e CURTAINS Bea ellis icc takes down sna lsundried with SUPEKIOR FINISH 50 cEN ts PER PAIR. Satisfaction guaranteed in every particular, "ad Spe Lees near cor. ¥. H. WALKER & Go, Telephone eall—1092-3. o15-3m 919 Pess. Ave. JUST PURCHASED FROM A NEW YORK IMPORTER ONE HUNDRED SERGE KOBES THE ORIGINAL WHOLESALE PRICE WAS 913.00, WE MABE AN OFFER FOR THE LOT AND GOT THEM AT OUR PRICE WE WANT TO SELL THEM EAST AND HAVE MARKED THEM sis.co. THEY WILL NOT LAST LONG. NOW I8 YOUR CHANCE FOR A GOUD HANDSOME DRESS AT HALF PRICE, W. M SHUSTER ® SOXS, 019 PENN. AVE. X.W. ONE PRICK ale Tox Waz GORHAM PLATE CANDELABRA, TEA SETS, MEAT AND VEGETA- BLE DISHES, URNS, KETTLES AND WAITERS. ENDIVID UAL TERRAPIN DISHES, BCOLLOP SHELLS AND PANNIKINS. WINE COASTEKS, FERN DISHES, &c. &o. AT THE MANUFACTURER'S PRICES IN POINT OF QUALITY, FINISH AND DURABIL- BY¥ THESE GUODS HAVE ABSOLUTELY NO EQUAL, ANDIN DESIGN AKE NOT SURPASSED BY THE HIGHEST ORDER OF SOLID SILVER WARE. je are prepared to furnish complete sets or single Pieces, and Lave in stock the letest patterns, just pro- @uced, for 1540-v1. ‘ML. W. GALT, BRO. & CO., JEWELLERS AND SILVEXOMITHA, 2207 Penna. Ave. ae HURLECTS ILLUSTRATIVE NOTES, And other Coumentaries om the ‘International Sunday school Lessons: for lsvl. « C. PURSELL, and Ketail, 419 9TH BT. XW. Suflvcating. Cor Chest, Nea- Rock Fouarita Manu. Seid By all Chega Srecractes, Exe Grasses, PERSONS WHO FIND THEIR EYESIGHT FAILING SHOULD HAVE A PAIR OF SPEC ‘TACLES OR EYE GLASSES SKILLFULLY ADJUSTED aT 1322 Fest ow. ie ES A ___ SPECIAL NOTICES. __|__s§ D NOTICES. _ SHOK HUMBUGGERY. Do not be humiugxed into believing that you can buy #6 Shoes for $3.90 or THE ADOPTION €4.50 Shoes for ¢:3.40, but buy from @ Felishlc dezier who selinon the AMEKICAN PLAN 3 Shocs for $2, 84 Shoes for 84, After an experience of over forty Years in this same stand I continue to Bell reliable, well-made Of the Double-brensted Sack Coat for street Sar ies senmible fashion. There tse cortain ability about this xarment ur that use. Al Phe fud £20 we have several pl razoual Black Cheviote cut that way, rae Vest, without trousers, $12, $13.50 5. viz, BOOTS AND SHOES GEORGE sPrANsy, as low (for same qualities) as any adver- ns ET ng tised prices. ROBERT COBEN, ESTABLISHED 183) gg SPECIAL. NOTICE -ASPECIAL BARGAIN, the worth side of R n.w., for only balsiice ot nr ¥ ons food size lot, fronts south, bine 1 rare barwain. Must be suld at the within ten days. Ft q~> SPECTA’ spec: ® 12th and Lath U roo} al above low fiqure WARREN CHOATE & CO. = “730 11th at LNOTICE-WEHAVEONE OTHER arzain. A lot ou J, atrevt between THE DAILY NEWS OF WHAT 18 MOST INTERESTING AT OUR STORE SEEMS TO INTER- EST MANY PEOP: E. JUST NOW OUB EXTRA SALE OF LADIES' HOES LEADS IN INTREST. WE WOULD NOT CALL IT AN EXTRA SALE IF IT WERE NOT JUST THAT VELY THING. A SPECIAL MID-SEAKON SALE OF THE MOsT SEASONABLE AND DE- SIRABLE BHOES FOR LADIES. 26.00 WALKING BOOTS, $3.90. 26.00 FRENCH KID, 84.75. 25.00 WALKING BOOTS, $4.25. 00 OXFOKDS, $3.40. 3.00 OXFORDS, $2 40. ALL SIZES AND WIDTHS, THIS SALE WILL CLOSE MUNDAE NIGHT. 4ETHOUR BURT & 00, Will F st. UW ‘bere is no WARKEN i reas CHOATE & 730 ut , << eed YOU PERFECTLY SATISFIED With the Tono, Style snd Finishof your present Viane? If 0 BRADBURY PALACE OF MUSIC, 1225 Pevusyivauta ave. aud hear the “sweet- toned Bratbury.” Cases of English oak, antique mahcwany, Circassian walnut, rosewood aud cherry. Bold for cash of on easy wonthiy paymenta of Abe 23 Old Squares taken in exchange. nls = BRIEFS, PETITIONS, &0, 90 cents por page, 50 copies. New type. Large pages. BYRON 8. ADAMS, 912 11th st. bow, n@-3m__ Three doors below W. B. Moses & Bons. —_—" 18 A MISSION! A Spiritual Awakening addressed to BAINT AND SINNER. nlb ‘OUR THANKSGIVING OFFERING, to Bricklayers, Fissvorers aul Machisbetssoaall ster whee have so genctously patronized us the past three years ‘We will give a discount of Lisper cent Frou our regular prices on all Table Cutlery and discount of 10 per ceut on all Me- ghanicy’ Tools purchased from us the, pext ten days, commencing Monday, the 17tb, and continuing to the 27th, THANESGIV DAY. N ING All goods fully, warranted as usual, cl T. CARTER & HAS. 2 3 doors from 6th st. DiG-s,tu,th.s-4t Awake thou that sleepest and Christ shall give thee Mgt. Yor we mustall appear before the judgment seat of God to give an account of the deeds done in the body. COME TO THE MISSION at ST. JAMES CHURCH, Sth st. between Band Cne, REV. FATHEK HUNTINGTON, Crder of the Holy Cross, Missioner. CO., ‘ave, Dw, SPE, WEATHER TOMORROW trlikely to be fair; warmer; wi n10-1w Dates of the Mission to be announced later. forsee — OUR AIM —_was to attract cash buyers and f& jexandria county and residing 11) g7y MONTHS AGO build up a large cach trade. re I will be st the Everybody said that was im- Teal estate office of James f. Clements, ] rece Possible, that the lumber businoss everywhere was a Wasbiugton, D.C., cn the 18TH and 19Tit DAYS 0 ed differently, NOVEMBER, from 9 uutil 4 o'clock, to receive aud Kerr grerlteietangnhitranipmrnpe NOTICE TO PEUSONS OWNING PROP- iu Ak ; 2 - ‘that | LOW PRICES and by low prices—selling boards at Tine they willy under the ley, ova die penalty of @ per 81.15 per 100 feet which sell elae- cent. W. C. WIBIRT, where st $1.35—have gained our point and secured = Treasurerof Alezandris Co. Ve} the cash trade of the city. = RDLE, 707 12TH STREET, HAS —_— ge a Ee LIBBEY, BITTINGER & MILLER, 2. nls th st. and New York ave, —"™ GREATEST BARGAIN EVER OFFERED IN WASHINGTON. = ECHO a KOFERTY 18 THE BEST INVESTME! Our Own Special pli ea GOOD ROADR HANDSOME HOTEL, ELECTRIC HUDDERSFIELD CHEVIOT SUITS, RAILROAD. DON'T PAY FROM 5 TO 25 CENTS PER FOOT FOR LAND ELSEWHERE x Worth 830. BETTER PROPERTY 7On Epa: tf by Come and get sample of PER FOOT, Goods. ASYNDICATE HAS BEEN FORMED FOR Ti ene PURCHASE OF LAND ADJACENT TO THE GLEN ECHO SUBDIVISION AND A FEW SHARES ARE STRASBURGER, FOR SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED AGENTS. ‘SHE POPULAR PRICE TAILOR, DO NOT DELAY IF YOU WANT TO GET IN ON TRE GROUND FLOOB. le Fat. r. BBto20 ‘Nos. 1114 and 1116 ~. SO Pa is on, Acuire, ae tora ANNOUNCEMENT. n15-6t 613 16TH ST. E. F. BRUUKS, ge SQUARE 1051. 631 15TH ST. N.W., CORCORAN BUILDING, | S75*1953, thee Page Sunday Post. ‘Having purchased the remaining stock of See Page Sunday Post. THE MITCHELL-VANCE CO, mee Square 1051. ‘Look ont for out in tomorrow's Post. Broom eifered at ‘We will be there—Whut it : WE CALL ATTENTION OF THOSE LOOK- = = f Tesideuce to the desirable CHANDELIERS, LIBRARY SLIDES, xi 125. Bice rewidence to the desirable BNE WEST DESIGNS AND FINISH ave, duce conteive 20 Towne aud bath. with all sbe MOST COMPLETE S1UCK SHOWN IN THia CITY, | Moder tuproveneuts, They are nicely auis SELLING AL CusT A BEAUTIFUL LOT UF IMPORTED BRONZES. up-eotin FIDELITY AND DEPOSIT COMPANY, OF MABYLAND, 7 NORTH CALVEKI STREET, BALTIMORE. ‘aud by furnaces, Kent ga Kat. at 873-70 per mouth, New Hanupabire ave., meat ater leeae only. be eee eee ren TPT WANE & CO. ALL LOT iD SITE OWNERS AND Miibers Raviog trleaie: bused. tu aus, cid “€M.E. burial ground (situated upposite the Cun- * r ressivual counetery) are urgently requested tu meet CAPITAL, 000,000. 7 oconnnitt i the quarterly coufcrence and BECOMES SURETY." MANAGES ESTATES, fee ut comnts ‘he Fourta Bt. Hb, Mt, Church CiS AS REGISTKAR. RECEIVES DISET consider the present condition of ti he cemetery, in Siancrns, ae MOane | eS betas UTC LINTON B PALS, Prosident Maclawat, OCS secretary of Com EDWis WARFIELD, - THIRTY-EIGH GEORGE W. BisHUY, Treasurer. the HERMAN é Nor, DDss ot Now York Cuyler, D.D., of New York. iram. ‘Kemouier th . W. STUBBLEFIELD, dentin: Dr. bro: #. Keceivers, Trustees, &c., and in all igs in Judicial pruceedinyen. Guarantees te fidelity of salaried officers, clerks sand employes. SURGEON ‘hece post and iat, form: at . Ruivht, ous totareat tnetson, "Pont watteet to check, and al- | ioe bis patrons, su frjcuds that he hus feuiored Blakes loans ov approved collateral and Mortgages, | tis dental pariors to 1110 Fst. nw. over Setzerot jewal depository for Court aud Trust f store, Operative and prosiiietio deutistey in gusuacee Fxiaion ‘lee Executor, ‘Adiutaiatrators, all ite branches, ee ane oa juardiaus, Trustees, &c. Cuilucts rents, incom = 7 = — = Georgetown new two-story Brown wick} POOLE & KNOTT, e Leate.'; all modern improvements. Apyly General Agents, tod. FickLine fe aed 1, 1264 32d 8-002m SPECIAL TODAY—GENUINE LYNNHA- = ne a wehijey Uysierwand Distuohd Back Terrapins atthe OWEN MOUsi 1913 Penusylvania ave. Thee Bet Parte —20TH Issue ter parties a speciaity. BIs-Gt WANT PLATES MADE BEFORE NOVEMBER, 1800. | Ee eT res EQUITABLE Howrot tooth, wits fin. at fail and cedeaiy st with, no waitiue ul rLEL y Specialist im Artii CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING association, | PFJ, BAMWETT ws p10-1m" SPECIAL NOTICES. q@==CHUKCH OF THE ASCENSION, DR. John H. Eiliot, Fector—8 ww. holy, cou Other services, 11a, ahd 7:30pm. In the subject, “Fhe Provincial yates,” & the rector at te recent church comreas union. ening seats fre: fase rend by iu Philadelp g => DR. REED, THE PRESIDENT OF DICKIN— Sor ee Sid aud 14th ats. toworrow at 11 al junds of the col- Teco and of Cristian education are especially invite 1. QHURCH. E NEAR 6TH ee on Enaioe. ite. Balai ene “AN Contes in." pt e EV ST FRANK L. SMITH OF NEW York at the ¥-M-C.A, qoepel mepting, 1409 New York ave. n.w., Sunday, 4:30 p.m. fug for men only. Let every man come. it Ke’, STREET BAPTIS’ CHURCH. COR. Slstand N sts, Rev. G. W. M -Preachins, 11 a. and 7:30 7:30 pm., grand Aigsulving view entcr- tamment nnd lecture by Erof. BP. Murry. Tickets of adiniani t the church, It UNION M.kE. CHURCH, Rey. Joel Brown, pastor. 1; 11 om. 7:30 p.m, preact a peraves aduresa by F. M. dradley, esq. Christian Endeavor. 1 am. an ~ eg TABERNACLY Preaching at 1 sin by the G.W.T. Wright, D.D. Sunday school at 0: rayer service Thursday evening. Ail THE TOTAL ABSTINENCE UNION WILL ‘hold a grand public temperance meeting st arFoll Institute Huil, G02 F st. b.w. on SUNDAY, November 16, at 7:30 pn. An ublo speaker will ad- Gress the meeting. Vocal and instrimental-talent, ‘The public cordially invited to be present, ', OTH AND B STs. 8.W. id 7:30 At N.B.—Tho grind musical and literary entertainment of the union Will be held on MONDAY, November 24. Mrs. E AMBERS, President, 1 Jas. ‘DWAKDS, secretary. SPECIAL NOTICES. _ ALL SOULS* TURCH (UNITAKIAN), cor. 14th wud L sts, n w.—Sunday services, ted by Rev. Rush I Shippen, pastor, at 1am, SU p.m. Bible class and sunday school at i453 mn GURLEY MEMORI‘L PRESBYTEKIAN t RRL Services 11 an and 7:30 oo at HAMLINE M. E. CHURCH, CORNER OT! and P sts. nw. Key. H. i Naylor, D.D., pastor —Sunday sch am Preaching Ref Eas Lm Aad 7:30, wn. Youn people’ qweeting, 6:15 p.m. Consecration meeting Tucsday. re evenings at 7:30 act Prayer meeting Thursday tr Public condisily invites: it WESLEY CHAPEI, COR 51H AND F, x ‘Rev. C. W. Baldwi ‘school at O20. Preaching by the pastor 30 Pa C) itauqua circle ‘Monday, 7 ym. dervices Suery, RIEHE Guring the week at 7-0, ae follows: Mon y, preae! ir; Tur v. C. Her- bert "Richardson, Welnesday, ‘ev H. -K Naylor, Thureday, Rev. Geo. Elliott; day, meot- STmattreen Rhode Island ave, ana b at. Rev. ‘Thomas G. App! pastor.—Hely communion to- orrow at arr pVenins warvics st 730, All welcoute. jug. it t <ets REFORMED CHURCH, 15TH BT, a R bs EASTERN, PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Sth and F ne, Rev. Dr. M. N. Co: tor.—Sunday school at 0:30: preaching of CE. at 7:30. it at 6:45; preaching ‘subject “*Reconiti Heaven.” Prayer meeting Thursday evening at it’ LINCOLN MEMONIAL, CHURCH RE- c TEMPERANCE MEETING AT UNION M.E. Church on Sabbath afternoon, Nov. 1U, at 4 o'clock, Addresa by M1 Bradley. 1t* g=>THE UNION PUBLIC TEMPE meeting, 1630 14th Hall, will be addressed by br. C.'N. Whitne p.m. tomorrow. Experience meeting Music. Everybody welcome. < ood, A ‘TEMP! RANCE B Id SUNDAY EV! G x pat A 0. M Bel TO MEMBERS OF THE ‘Young ‘8 Christian Association by Mr. Wm. B. Gurley, president, at his residence, 1401 3 6th at. n.w., MONDAY, Noveinber 17, from 8 to 11 pm. 01 Trivitations have been tuiiled toeach member, apy reason there been failure to receive sia os tation is herein ext nded. t GOOD TEMPLARS' VETERAN ASSOCI tion.— Al Good Templars in wood standing in the District of Columbia who have been members o! the order ten years or more ure very earnestly re- vested to meet at the Hillman House parlors MON- AY, November 1 E at) dor the purpose o the Good ‘Templar Veteran Asso lation vel bration of the twenty: which occurs Noveribe1 => THE ANNUAL MEETING OF 8TOG! a> QURTH PHESBYTERIAY CHURCH. OTH i at Rot Gand H ate, nw; av. Joseph T. ely, pastor. Sabbath school at 0:30am. At ll & m, Kev. Sheldon Jackson, D.D., will ou Alaska, Young people's prayer meeting’ at 6:30 p.m. Preach: ing by the pastor at 7:30 pm. Mouday pm, Bible reading by Mra, Viles. Thursday, ar mecting at 7:30 p.m, dtraugers are Hrelcome ata services, <e@=>FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, 16TH 8ST. peat Soott Circle, Key. Chas. A Stakely, D.D., pastor. —Sunday school, 9:30 aim. Preaching ti a.m: gpd 7:30 p.m. Young, People’s Society of Chrnstian De or meets eve junds y even! 30 o'el be Public cordially 1uvited to attend all the services, 1 q—> MOUNT VERNON PLACE ME. CHURCH South, cor. of 9th and K sts, n.w.—Service by the pastor, Rev, J.T. Wi a.m., “Overcoming ‘Teinptation Parable of the Prodigal 9:30am. « it ake Hall, 7th ure cordially invited to attend Methodiats from the south. = METROPOLITAN PRESBYTERIAN Church, 4th and B sts. s.e., Rev. Joba r.—Preach'ng services tomorrow for evening service, sin Book of Kevela- ‘hureday meetings at 7:30 p.m. * <q=> FIFTEENTH ST. METHODIST EFISCO- . Dr. Dashiell, near D. Strangers the church, expecially holders of the Columbis Title Iusurance | pastore-2f ame pastors f Soa eee De Georwe Company of the Disttict of Columbia for the ‘election | ¥"Recd, prosideht'of Dickiuso Colitne Conte ee +f fifteen trustees will be held at tne office of the com- | Alumni aud iriends of the college aud dhoee tutersarcd yany, 500 Sth st. nw. on MONDAY, December 15, | iu denominational work in education are invited te te U0, at 1 o'clock bus, Potty will be oRen from 2 to 4 | present. it o'clock p.m. Books for transfer of stocl © —— December 1890. J.D. COUGHLAN, “A STORY OF SHIPS" 18 PASTOR E. Di4-0,tu,ttodelS - Secretary. | BASE”) Hes Swein's wubject Sunday night, 7 30 Beth My THURSDAY EVENING, Nove THE METHODIST HOME. 12TH AND N Giacert by Pustine Club and ote ke sts. n.e.—Serviccs Sabbath,3:30 p.m., in ath-J0, with excell@gs music. charge of the ladies of Metropolitan Cuurch. Ail iuter- dpecial'cars going an returning n18- ested invited, ie THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SIXTH | @— icCKENDKEE ME, CHURCH, MASS. AVE. Subdivision Ausociated Charitics will be bet. Oth and 10th sta, n.w.. Rev. C. Herbert held WEDNESDAY, November 19, 7:30 pim.,at the | Kiehardson,—11 a.m. “The agai of Christ” North Presbyterian Church. The public invi Rat ‘Rejoiciug in the 9:30 a.m., — z MUIR, FORMERLY WITH Mmo. Van Reuth, wishes to inform tha Duly Me that she is loceted at 720 11th st. n.w., where wht will be glad to werve them in either dress or cloak ae- partment, al. qa REMOVAL —EASTON & RUPP, STATION. | aa cor. Pa. ave. und 13th et, have removed to 42T 11th 6. nw., opposite Star oft plat q=>T0 THE PUBLIC.—J. B. DAUGHTONS | fron foundry has been declared = union foundry by orwsnized labor of this city. By order committee, att No.2, @= ATTENTION, NELSON DIVISION, U.R.. K of P.—Yon are ordered to assemble at your Armory on WEDNESDAY EVENING, dove! Dor 19, 46 7 p-tu. sharp, in foli Gree unitora, for the ing a visit to Mt, Ver of maki rpon Lodge, on Rneir invitation, © agsist i workdug the ouplined W. 8. GRIFFITH, 8. K. BR. AUCTION GALE OF TWENTY LO?S IN ee ain Park “HONDAS os o'clock pa NEY CHURCH THE BEV, FRANK SE- wall will preach at the Church of the rele, at 1am. “The Practical Wo! hats pgheinton, Pasta.” Sunday school at, 12:15. ong, Wi le exposition, m. All seat frou. Beco library of new Chics , it &- =>CHURCH OF OUR FATHER (UNIVER s Services st 11 U iy line W. ‘0:45am. Young People! 457 F ot. uw. MOUNT PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL Church, Kev. Cl 5 rm by the pastorat 1l am, = in the series of special servicos, day ‘3:30. Christian Endeavor meeting at 6:43. = >CENTKAL METHODIST PROTESTAN Church, 12th and M sts. n,w.. bY Rev. %. Reese Murray, at 13am. At 7; dents ag and "what God ls dotty‘sinong™ tne yHING Cl J .. CHINA WARE, teas, Japanese goods, clricsities and si}ks. Newent atyles, Never before in this country. Specially imported. Chinese water Lilies, incense, &. 027 7! .. between patent aud post offices. att gg. B. & A. M. EVANK, PAINLESS DEN- tino removed Ooh ees DER: nl5-6t * AN APPEAL.—THE WASHINGTON HOME for Incurables, Mt. supported by Voluntary contributions. All are earn- estly, invited to visit it to see for theiuselves the work itis doing. Many deserving pationts ate being refused admittance from want of fuuds, butasfar as the qweans will allow the doors ure open to éll creeds and toail who are hopelessly 11] aud without meuns of au; port. Any money, groceries or food will be ‘thankrully Teceived and acknowledged by Mra SIDNEY EVEK- ETT, president, 1718 Khode id ave., or by any of ‘the buardot mabayers. wib-dee DID YOU EVER THINK OF IT? =. you ever think of what a small proportion of the men who have their tives insured pay anything like the smount they draw out? ‘The estates of some men have received as high ag 3,000 per cent on the money invested, A nen may insure his life for 850,000 and may not live to pay 8500 for it. The new policies of the Equitable are mode s of simplicity, apd repre~ sent the most profitable of all lexitimate invest- ments, for they are devoid of all risks, and be+ Come so much cash ou hand in eventoft death, Stop in and talk it over. BOWES & HALL, ‘The Equitsble Life Assurance Society, 1320 Vat.u.w, nis DIVIDEND DECLARED BY THE WASHINGLUN STILE INSUR« ANCE COMPAN Notice ia hereby eiven to tho stockholders of the Washington ‘litle lusurance Company that dividend of twenty (20) cents yn each slure of the capital stock of the company has been declared and ordered to be paid on the 1st of December, 1880, at the office of the company. WM. BULRIS, n15-3taw-20 Secy. aud Treas, CHURCH FAIRS! TEACHERS AND thers, can, buy Gvergthing st wholesale J. J. 221 9th at. Tissue rnawents, 10) s, Jap Dolls, oe nig-71* “EQUITABLE BUILDING," 1003 F 8ST. =>>CUSTOM-MADE SHIRTS—THIS I8 THE 2,155,208.21. Pe PN wy gl ocr ee phy Mode Bac -155,2 comfortal lor sue) pass SS Sebi ee Office hours from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m daily. On the first Wednesday in each month the office will be 01 th F the mavagement luug-experienced cutter we are Prepared tu execute all open from G to 8 o'clock p.m. Advances will be made | orders Jeft with, us at short Dot ets iu promptly st 7 o'clock. The 20th issue of stcok is ae ee OD NAED erection. ‘open for subscription. GARDENING DON, im ALL 1T8 Shares sre $2.50 per month. xo anp eo etek”! $1,000advanced on each share. GKADING AND FODDING, TREE Tamphlets explaining the objects and advantages of || TREES, VINES AND SHKUBBERY ¥ULN! the Assccistion are turuished upon application AND PLANTED, THOMAS SOMERVILLE, Pres't, | _o22-Lm ‘ars T2tkt Brew, Ww. . INO. JOY EDSON, See’ry. a7 | gee Pon TaNT NOTICE GAS CONSUMERS. <g> THE CHILDKEN’S HOSPITAL, bsve been peene se the convenience of yorsous living iu the eastern This institution will receive for gratuitous medical | of the eity by which they can pay thelr gaa ‘Urvical tree tia! hospital aud {1 dispen- ure at es “Difpe chilarcd ander theage of twelve years, THE as CAPITAL BANK wil i distinetion of race, sex or creed. tr having Just been THE WEST END NATIONAL BANE. Cee ee, oe ent eperel oe Seecee | _ Bille sand on or besore the Stu of ease monih, AND date those who, lor want of rovm, could uot heretofure = BAS — be entitled to the discount: — ol or for treatment in the ateponeery oll-tr WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY. ply at the hospital, Wet between 12th and 13 = i. ae Ce ne nw. 016-1 , << a => ENERGIZE MOMENTUM ENGINE. — ‘Tbe same horse power for oue-tenth of the coal, | Ibave opened su office at rine LLL 16. zoe be. = 511 11TH BT., BETWEEN © AND ¥ STS. K.W., NOTICE OF FORFEITURE OF STOCK. SSeS evince es | Sats Col who bs — Tesstofore ordered by the Com goaduct of ¢ GENERAL REAL ESTATE 00) NG bustuews, epesttaly bare cl our patroneas — ‘TO MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC, arermements beretutore by '¥ OF | solicits togive ‘their stock sud all - | prompt, reliable reODRL euy bust- ments puede thereon, wil be torieited uuless ei erteags cen Vides i my baa Rew. within the time prescribed by isws tec S00, gauns ¥ Beviaed Seataten ‘of the US, relating to the District | _Telephone—t50 : SS of Oolum! ‘onder of the Board of Trustees, 1CR—COAL—WooD. sume. ure Soe Tees, | CE aie s Washington, U.C., Oct. 13, 1890, =e CHARTERED BY CONGRESS 1818, Sofi: AeLok, Aviat ceri SSrisxux INSURANCE CO Piinape Lathe at of Washington, D.C. a ‘Hse never contested a ious by fire, but alwaye makes prompt and liberal adjustments, Da DAR'L B CLARKE, Prest, GEO, E LEMON, Vice Prost CHAS & BRADLEY, Treas, P eod at, GOULD'S, per, 1x00 0) MASSAGE ee parmen res RESIDENCE. KROF. NISSEN, 28.120" Novelties. 1402 14th of. nw. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN! The time has arrived when persons who owe bills must pay them or lose their credit, Do not take offense wheu you receive our notices, but if youare unable to pay go and make some ar- rangement with the party you owe towards a settle- ment. What wo want is protection for our merchants against that cless of persons who can, but will not pay their bills. bi ‘Those persons who have failed to make any arrango- Ment for settling their bills after having been prop- erly notified will be reported tw the members of the Merchants’ Mutual Protective Union December 1 as ‘unworthy of credit, ‘This association embraces ae doctors, law- yers and ali other businessos, Unc and professions, We hope members, will send tu liste ct names ot Perso: Ve failed to settle or make arrangewen: therefor in thue for our report. J. B, BROWN, Manager, 28-lm Room 15, Central National Bank building. SPECIAL NOTICE. 7 looking for s desirable cline Sih yon uspect tho ‘beau ‘com| ot at. n. aud after Monday, Nov. 17. ce to sHEU. A. HALDING, 606 11th st. mw. 1 SUPREME COURT OF THE Be iho ot coi itaih © ag beieepumaehennsie ing =F and aie ‘This cause being referred to me to “ tion of tl of sale of ‘eutate of GLOBGE £ GAN died Posprens one is. Reference oat CRSA ‘the i of Srremtens a be semben A. st at myo in the Ui ‘States ated otucr ae at ‘decesacd,, oF re. ssid vine and place Sw JAMES G. Pi Expertence at Hot bprivge, Are oo? It q@ ASSEMBLY PRESBYTERIAN CHU } Se ats, now. Preaching om Es: 8 + 0: connection with the evening on. poe B30 Pa. CENTRAL UNION MISSION, ‘ave.—Tonight, 7:30, the delegates to the convention in Hartfor1 will rt what w and heard while there. Ladies meoting m Sunday, Branch mission mectuwe us sual, sinnere’s little sinners are invited to come and ey it <qg=> CHURCH OF THE COVENANT (PRESBY- terian), Connecticut ave., N and 18th sta, n. mand Preach- service by the » Kev, ‘eunis Hamlin, D. D. In the evening the Young People’s Society of Christian Endesvor will hold an anniversary service at 7 o'clock in the ghapel and at 8 o'clock in the church, where. the ad- dress will be given by Rey. 3. E. Maikiu,D.D, Suu- $y school at 9:0 a.m, Thursday evening service at 7:30 o'clock. it ~@ CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, CORNER eee Ce CORNER pastor.—Sunday schvol, pastor, 21 a.m. aud 7:30 p sermub. Kendall Kev. Theron Outwat a aching. FOUNDRY ME CHURCH, REV. GEORGE Elliott, pastor.—Suudsy school 9:30 am. Hemi, atll dee Dr. a hee of Dieck- tr jee; and ai pan, ‘pastor. Prayer meeting Wednesday. sd ar FIRST CONGREGATIONAL , CHURCH, BIS sporer Oth, and G ate. nv —i he pastor, ‘ev. b., M. Newman, D.D.,will proac! “Christ's Great Invitation” At 7:30 pn. school will hold # service in connection with the twenty-fifth auntvorsury of the church. Music led by Finch, organist, Sunday 9c 9:45 Christian Endeavor meeting, 6:45 pn. a@==5!T. JOHN'S CHURCH, GEORGETOWN, ‘cor. O and Potomac streets.—serviers to morrow: Holy communion at 8 am. ; morn! ie om Se 9 And sermon at 11: evening prayer at 4:30, “ts choir, 8 Ww Bre LAND CE cine Price Chrlatian isdestor at 6 a ndepvor at 6: school at 0am. A cordial welcome PREACHING AT 30 p.m. school at @ am, Ac foal te METROPOLITAN WESLEY ZION A. M.E. > Church, ke a. pastor. 3 Vv. .H.G. Dyson, I and 7:30 p.m. by the pastor. Young people's mu. 1° am. e's meeting, 3 pm - =| WAUGH M_E. CHURCH, 3D AND A &TS. n.€.—Rey. Alex. &. Gibson, D.D., pastor, at }# am, ves 30 hoes = 3 foun meeting, 6: ‘thursday, 7:30 pam, = ST. MARK'S LUTHERAN CHURCH, COR- Eis aud 20 p.m, Pubue invited. me te GRACE MLE, CHURCH, 9TH AND 8 | a ete: Slicer one Preechinag ‘s me 30 (eq PEREAN BAPTIST CHURCH. 18TH BT. La Laud Mts uw. J. dulton Wasson, Lor. —1l am,, speci rmen, 7:30 p.m., “Bil reises, * «ducted by the Sunday school. pests fee, Everybody ited. ge MELKOPOLITAN M 43 and Pca, wider ieee ee Rev. F. L. rth Lange oe at 6:30. all cordially oi | oe rong Bendeye poe 2 Fa ave. eve ary a ttre 11,30 ai and'7:30 pm. Miss Jennie er 10c, door collection. Friday 21 Gth st lay aon's tall, 7: eh toni Mon Maggie Gaule of VERMONT AVE. CHRIS: — Preaching by the pastor at Lie ca oud 50 on 30. YX $s! eee os — ‘SUND: Wi <a a ‘p.m, All seats free exteptat. earice Tt N, 6TH AND © 8. ‘school, Washington News and Gossin Index te Advertisements, AN URE MENTS. are ATTORNEYS AUCTION SALES... BICYCLES. Pace 16 Page 12 Sand 13 Paco 13 BOARDING. Pare BOOKS AND STAT Page 12 BUSINESS CHANCES . Pace 3 CITY ITEMS ........... Page 16 Page 3 Page 5 z Page 13 EDUCATIONAL... and 14 EXCURSIONG, PICNICS, &o. Page 16 FAMILY BUPPLIES -Page 14 Pace 13 Page 2 Pago 2 Page 2 Pause Page Pace 3 Page 3 Page 3 Page 2 Page 13 Page 16 Page 14 Page 16 Pace 16 Page 2 Page 5 Page 14 Page 5 Paze 2 -Page 16 NOTARIES PUBLIC cone a-ePage 3 OCEAN STEAMERS. ~Page POTOMAC RIVER BOATS... ~Page 12 PIANOS @ND ORGAN! Page 14 PERSONAL Page 3 PRINTERS. -Page 13 1 Page 13 -Page 13 Page 12 Pago 3 Page Page 2 Page 2 Page 2 Page 2 WANTED (Srrvatioxe) Page 2 WANTED Oftsontuaxn Page 2 NO STEP BACKWARD. Stondily year by year the size of ‘Taz Srap bus been increased and the quality of its contents improved. It NEVER GOES BackwaRD, No depart- ment of the paper shows a more radi- cal improvement than that of its ad- vertising. ‘Ihe bright amd snappy business announcements in its adver- tising columns are a faithful index of . the commercial progress ot the city. Govenywext Recerrrs Topay.—Internal revenue, €520, customs, 524,697. Revexve Arrointmxxt.—George R. Barton has been appointed United States storekeeper and gauger at Richmond, Ky. To Be Rerimep. — Lieutenant Commander Holman Vail has been ordered before s naval for examination for retirement. Srcartany Taacr bas gone to New York, where he will witness the lauach of the new armored cruiser Maine noxt Tuesday. A Wasurxorox Biv rae Lowest.—Bids were opened at the Treasury Department yesterday for the construction of a public building at New Bedford, Mass., the lowest being that of Justia McCarthy of Washington, “D.C, at Taz Oxty Recowmexpatiox made by Com- missary General Du Barry in his report is that Congress be urged to provide for the enlist- meut of a cook to each troop, battery and com- pany and to each ral depot of recruits and Of a baker to each post, oo A Suvodtep Curwamay.—The Treasury De- Partment is informed of the arrest at Suspen- sion Bridge, N. Y., of Lee Ching, a Chinaman who had been smuggled across the line on the top of a freight car, and of a white man named Muidoon, living in Toronto, who is charged with having alded him in evading the law. They were turned over to the United States — attorney for such action as he deemed at Tae New Yor® Censva—Mr. Kenney, the representative here of Mavor Grant, left Wash- ington for New York city last evening bearing copies of the population schedules of the sec- ond ward of New York city called for by a res- olution recently adopted by the city council of New York. Mr. Kenney says the census schedules show a c eo of 932, while the police enumeration showsa Population of 1,510. Anmy Onpens.--Cupt. George E. Pond, as- sistant quartermaster, has been assigned to duty as post quartermaster at Fort Riley, Kan. The following transfers have been made: In the ninth cavalry—Capt. M. B. Hughes from troop I to troop M; Capt. F. B. Taylor from troop M to troop L In the thirteenth in- fantry—Capt. F. E, DeCourcy from company Hto company I; Capt. William Auman from company I to company H: First Lieutenant Emerson Griffith from com; G tw company Hi; First Lieutenant G. R. Cecil from company H to company G. First Lieutenaut Charles McClure, infantry, has been detailed as acting ighteenth judge ad- vocate of the department of Columbia, reliev- | ing First Lieutenant W. E. Birkhimer, third artillery, who is ordered to join his battery. Leave of absence for three months has been granted Assistant Surgeon C. M. Gandy. A Dirtomat Hononxp.—Of the diplomatists, who are now gradually returning to Washing- ton, Mavroyeni Bey, minister of Turkey, has reason to be woll satisfied with his visit to his native land. The grand sordon of the order of the Medjidie recently conferred upon him by his sovereign is a distinction which is never awardedin Turkey to dipiomatic officers whose | rank is below that of ambassad. Mavroyeni , an envoy, is the first officer of his rank who recei' the grand cordon, This distiuction shows that the Turkish minister has faithfully carried ont the in- tentions of his master, who desires to cultivate the most amicable relations with the United States and that Sultan Abdul Hamid attaches oa importance to bis mission at Wash- ar, and Psrsowar.—E. L. Widdicomb of Grand Rap- ide, Wm. Kennish of Wilmington, N.C., C. L. Cameron of Pi " BS ff ri £ i ite lel OF ae i t rp F £ E i if ij ql i fe Ng ' i | figures. The close was still ve PASSED THE CRISIS. Financial Circles for a Time Agitated by Rumors About the Barings, PRICES BUOYANT IN LONDON. | The Defense in the O’Shea-Par- nell Divorce Case Collapses. MR. POWDERLY WILL BE RE-ELECTED _ SWEPT BY RUMORS, Reports Unfavorable to the Barings Temporarily Agitate Wall Street. New Yorn. Nov. 15.—Private cables received before the opening of the stock exchange ane nouncing the troubles of Baring Broa and stating that the bank of England, Rothschilds and other Bankers had taken up accounts of Baring Bros. amounting to £15,000,000 created ® profound sensation. Conferences of brokers Were at once bad, and it was decided to have brokers iu every stock that could be handled to bid an advanced price at the Opening 80 as to avert a sudden phar STOCKS OPEN BIGRER. Asaresult prices for nearly all the active stocks opened 14 to 2 percent above last night's close, the extreme gain being made by North- ern Pacific preferred. Then the liquidation of weak accounts set in in full force and ave way rapidly in all directions, Atchison fell 2 per cent, sugar 24, Lackawanna 2, New England 134. Western Union dy and Big Four ‘2}y per cent in the first fifteen minutes, SCENE ON THE EXCHANGE, ‘The stock market was again the scene of wild excitement and a positive panic existed in all portions of the list, stocks being thrown over in the most reckless manuer, and the losses in the first hour's trading exceeded anything seen since the present deciine began. There was rather # firm feeling at the opening, bat the Tumors and private cables which were shown stating that the Barings were in fiuancial diff- culties and that heavy liquidations must come, started the bull rolling immediately and every one was trying to sell, Dealings were simply enormous and the rapidity with which quote- tions melted away was something unprece- dented, there being no halt in the downward movement. Before the end of the hour ‘Lackawanna, Which showed most weakness, although it has connection with the Loudon bankers, dropped 8 per cent to 1241. while Jersey Central lost 6, Northwestern 4, Rock Islana 4, Pallman 5} Atchison 3', and most of the other active stocks from 2 to 4 percent. The Villards were, if any- thing, t ‘at held of all and showed less ex- citement, but the recent beavy shrinkage in those stocks left less room for fi A BETTER TONE. The market showed no stay to ths drop and at 1] o'clock the market was extremely active and demoralized at the lowest prices reached. By 11:30, however, a better tone prevailed and the general list showed some improvement. THE BARINGS HAVE NOT FAILED. Aspecial cable from London, received here this morning, says: Baring Bros’, eccept- ances due today and Monday are guaranteed by financiers and the Bank of England. The total liabilities are estimated at £15,000,000, The estate on a depreciated value shows a surplus of £4.000,000. The firm have not failed, but protracted liquidation will follow, At 11 a.m. a panic prevailed, prices gave way in every direction, and brokers were dismayed at the prospect. Lackawanna, the favorite in- vestment stock, led in the downward rush with adecline of 9 per cent from 132%¢ to 128 Atchison held down to 24, Rock Island to 63! and sugar to 50, the lowest prices on record for those stocks, Canada Southern and other — dividend payers were thrown over as well as the speculative stocks, Canada Bouth- ern dropping to 43. A RALLY IN PRICES, After 11:15 there was a rally caused by the folk lowing cable from London: “The guarantee fund to Baring Brothers & Co. is stated to amount to £10,000,000 eterling. The various financial banking and discount houses guaranteeing the accounts state that the crisis is over and the failure of the firm bas been averted.” Kidder, Peabody & Co., who are the agents here of Baring Brothers & Co., London, say they have private advices from London that whatever trouble there may have been there | has been completely arranged. “The trouble was doubtless caused entirely by the de; in Argentine securities, Our house is in no- wise affected.” Thomas Baring, who is ngg at the office of Kidder, Peabody & Co., that he has nothing to add to the above statement by Kid- der, Peabody & Co. THE SITUATION IMPROVED, Money has been easy with no loans, bet offered at 5 and 6 per cent. The stork market after 11 o'clock was influenced for the better by dispatches from London, which placed a somewhat better face upon the troubles there, and prices in this market west but little farther in the downward direction. Canada Southern, however, became ex- tremely weak und dropped away 435 per cent to 42, while New England yielded 15;, Rock | Island 133, Chicago gus 13; and others generally | less than I per cent, Mauy stocks reached the lowest prices known and even lower than those | of last Tuesday. The recovery which followed | was very irregular, but amounted to as much as 4 per cent in Lackawanna,while many stocks were again brought up to near the opening active, but with less excitement and unsettled ot material losses for the day, WHAT 18 SAID IN NEW TORK. In an interview today Mr. Thomas Baring said that it was true that the Bank of England, the Rothschilds and other big English banking houses had agreed to guarantee the credit of | the Barings to the extent of £10,000,000 sterling. In regard to the condition of affairs in Wall street, Mr. Seligman of the banking firm of Seligman & Co., said; “We cannot tell any- thing definite as yet, but in regard to £10,000,000 loan to the Barings, I presume that if within a reasonable time the mar- ket takes a favorable turn they will take up their collateral and go on as always, No one can say that this is the beginning of the end of the Barings, for the simple reason that no one knows anything about it. Mr. H. Stikman of the Bank of British North America said: “I am as auxious as any one to kuow something definite, but really I do not know a thing with any certainty, Regarding the future of the Barings I ean say nothing, and 1 doubt if any one can sell with any degree of certainty until affairs have settled down sor THE BARINGS’ AFFAIRS EXPLAINED, Bostox, Nov. 15.—Messrs, Kidder, & Co, were this moruing asked for information by « reporter the liquidation of business connection therewith, i f | oF | ity f | | ? : i i td) Mt geeral itd i g g i HH ———"[Oontinned on BU Page)