Evening Star Newspaper, November 18, 1890, Page 7

tl ah : rica, © fs THE EVENING &TAd: WASHINGTON, Ht AUCTION SALES. THIS AFTERNOON, P 2 Betas . in seems ome 4s pe Rape atierine fe fe vertigement = vactionsera, ALL GOOD BAPTISTS. The Representative Body of the De- nomination in This City. THIRTEEN YEARS OF WORK. | F & HE i u sr BE Sketch of the Columbia Association and Its Constituent Churches—Aims ef the Organization—The Baptist Pastors and Their Congregations —_.—_ An important religious association began its Annual session this morning at the Metropoli- tan Baptist Church on Capitol Hill. Composed legates from the various Baptist congre- tions of the District, this association is the representative body of the denomination in this District. Since the organization of the Columbia Association of Baptist churches of the District thirteen vears ago its influence has ‘at ‘after five nT7-dads Et Tae virtue of adeed of trust to ma, 1887, and recorded in dhe hand fecurds for the District / ~ , BEV. 7. J. MUIR, Muir became « great missionary field and received « number of converts into its mem- i] bershi A littie overs he preached a sermon recor at the E Sireot Baptist Church im this city, Seen roe Ets | which was then without a pastor. The congre- NOVEMBER, 1890, st HALY-PAST FO! gation was then a small one, but the members , oO KP. M..on thi ‘all that parcel of were so well with his sermon that they EGmubored alnets-eleht (D8 ine shnpheede nas extended to him a call, which he accepted, and association, Subdivision of aquare hunbered six wusdred during the one year that he has presided over A | twenty-three a2) the flock the membership of the church bas twelve montha with Inteeet tortured be ded off ace gely increased and the congregation at the option of the purchaser, A depoalt ee eS ak ae sale sronct complica eithin tatnri6 rity a new choir has 2 a + he ‘i ‘i bon A and several now societies have been souccldseaking parckease will resell at risk en felt not alone in stimulating the work of | formed, WILLIAM A. GORDON, trustee, the various churches, but in the establishment | ‘The old building has been greatly improved RATCLIFFE. DARK tioneers. _n10-d&de of missions, which, under the fostering care of | and the members are now discussing the pur- EOKGE W. STICKNEY, Auctioneer, 509 11th st, this central organization, have grown and ex- a anew site and the erection of a new PEREMPTORY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ES- panded until strong enough to form in- | church | ng’ WALNUT EXTENSION DINING TABLE, FINE SILVER-PLATED WARE, TERRAPIN TUREENS, DECORATED PARLOR SETS, FINE OIL STOVE, KITCHEN KAQUISITES, &c., kc. MOSES H. PAGE, THOMAS k. BROOKS, ‘Trustees, WEEKS & Gun, Auctionvers. 217.18,19,21,74.25,90, 28, 20kd) SALE. OF PROPERTY-WAR DEPARTMENT, SS Wasnineton, 0.0. November 14, 1800—There sold at public auction st Ti ‘LOCK A.M, o Ni 1880, _ni3.dte M. LOWENTHAL, Auctioneer. Waar bat tie ton Mins. ave. and Kat, WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER NINE- Broun COMME: NG AT TEN O'CLUCK, RYGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI- TURE, SUITABLE FOR PARLOK, DINING AND Bud ROOM: OFFICE FUMNITURE, CAKPETS, rigs thin the court yard. of the stator War aed wi cou: ar a Department building, 9 miscellaneous collection of unserviceable property belonwiux to thie de a os thy eed et of sale:’ To the hixhest bidder fer cash. Articles sold ALSO, ‘T BEGINNING OF SALF, I will sett at public auction, in front of the premises, TLL OFF: be removed without de risk ahd expen dependent church organizations. United in ae bop in Pasir i on TUESDAY. ROVEMBER tEIOUSE ENT 1800, WES TACnaNT KEEPERS AN Of the purchaser Mok. THOME Ghiet at aepnie this association thé Baptist churches of the | _ Rev. Chartain C. Meador, the pastor of the 1909 and 1611 Pat. a OF Hous: er a Fifth Baptist Church, was a native of Bedford county, Va., where he received an elementary education in the common schools of the neighbor- hood in which he re- sided. In the seven- teenth year of his age he was baptized into fellowship of the New Hope Baptist Church by Rev. James Leftwich, At this time he was en- gaged in farming and \y then regarded it as his life work. Soon after ho joined the chureh he en- gaged actively in Sun- day school and church work. He finally de- cided to enter npon a course of study prepar- atory for the gospel min- REV. C. Cc. MEADOR. istry. He commenced his studies preparatory for his newly chosen calling at the Botetourt Springs, in Roanoke county, Va. Remaining their fifteen months he returned to his native county and taught school one year, frequently preaching and con- ducting ope meetings in destitute neighbor- hoods. In 1853 he entered Columbian College and graduated in 1857. In 1856, while ye’ ti dent, he —- mission Sunday school in South Washington. This enterprise was so District have acted with the force and effect which co-operation im any cause always pro- duces, To a considerable extent the standing of the denomination’ in this District is at- tributed to the good results which have come from the combination of the brains and energy of the churches toward the accomplishment of certain ends. The churches represented in this ussociation are: Anacostia, no pastor; Calvary, Rev. 8. H. Greene, pastor; East ‘apitol Street, no pastor; E Street, Rev. Joseph J. Mair, pastor; Fifth, Rev. C. C, Meador, pastor; First, Rev. C. A. Stakely, pastor; Gay Street, Georgetown, Rev. G. W. McCullough, pastor; Metropolitan, no pastor; Mount Tabor, Tenleytown, Rev. M. H. Austin, pastor; Queenstown, Rev. R. RB. West, pastor; Second, Kev. E. Hez Swem, pastor. AIMS OF THE ORGANIZATION. Under the rules of the association each church is entitled to a representation of five delegates and an additional delegate to every fifty members on the church roll, The objects f the association are the collection of statis- tical and other information from the churches, the cultivating of mutualacqaaintance and fra- ternal union and the free interchange of views upon subjects pertaining to the prosperity of churches and the extension of the work. h cuurch connected with the association is ex- fifty-one, now bas over ‘ 200 scholars on the rolls a _ rary of gpm WRITE, 1. Mr. & native o inia, He MPT OF 11 began life in a country store, A thus — — BALE OTT et aa mployed joined the Baptist church, Through in front o} Does ad ‘erms made in at time of anle, ul 2-déeds GEO. W. STICKNEY, Auctioneer, RUSTEES’ SALE OF _V, BLE IMPK Te rer Ste Mina toe EO. W. STICKNEY, Auctioneer, 509 11th m. IMPROVED ‘TE, BEING HOUSE AND PREM- 2007 SINTM STREET NORTEWESI, Iwill sell at publ his own exertions he finally secured an educa- | 97! Ss Eraduated from Columbian Collego in | uve ts eying J years [erins made it of tke Baptist Church in Hockrile. ra fe | aiddada * PTD CHO. We StrcRNEY, Auct continued as rors Boss vote Lr ey HANOERY sAly— - ue ee years, and dut is per! 6 organize jecrees jupreme: churches at Darnestown and Poolesvilie, Ma. Gaaee TORE Boo ST nee Danse’, the ove i, For eight years prior to his coming to this city | is complainant and Euima he held the ition of examiner of the public schools of Montgomery, but in connection with this work he still continued to fill preaching appointments, THE QUEENSTOWN BAPTIST CHURCH. Rev. Robert R. West was born in Garrard county, Kentucky, December 30, 1858. He re- ceived an academio and collegiate education and was graduated from Georgetown (Kentucky) College in 1880. For @ short time after gradu- ating he was employed as editor of the Every Saturday, a weekly paper published at George- town, Ky. He studied law at Lancaster, Ky., in SS the office of Hon. ® Burdett and was ad- VAKE O} 3 PIECES OF FIN! AND OTHER AKTICLEY TOO TO MENTION. tFgerea Git Sepituiag st ee ne Fy, beginning st & point r and four inches (68 feet 4 inches) ATOR Four Dracens.. | buathves, comcast tudo, usitrra, trea) ang o feet four WM. LOWENTHAL, Auctioneer. | fret'4 “inches):, thence "t thirteen fect four uuches (13 fect 4 inchem ; thence west binety-four feet four, inches «04 ‘Teel & “inchen: thence. pout (our WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers, 001 D'st., opp. Pa ave, JAPANESE ART AUCTION SALE, FINA! jOUNCEMEN'T, POSITIVELY Last FIVE DAYS OF THIS GREAT also several pair of extraordin pat ps ects ae eee eer ae posed of, besides a miscellaneous lot of Japanese Por- celains, Bilks, screens, &c., &c. ter what the sacrifice may be the entire col- ee ee Jot one single “object of art” reserved. rime of sale for TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURS- DAVand FRIDAY, ELEVEN SAL and THREE D Mt ‘The last grand and only opportunity to obtain Christ- mas presen! ‘our presente aS IWALTEL B. WILLIAMS & CO., n17-5t ‘Auctioneers, a Boe DARE & CO., Auctioneers, 18 recorded HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED surveyor's office in book rdof Land Surveys,| REAL ESTATE ON SIXTH STKET BEIWE! District No. 1, 1865, AST, AT AUCTIO! 01 'E O} folio 59. | ‘This lot has » front G AND 18TREETS SOUTH: 5 of 25 feet, runs back with that width 266.67 | _ By virtue of » decree of the Supreme Court of the REAL ESTATE. KNOWN AS NO. 1324 MA-SA- feet. District of Columbia, rendered on the 6th day of CHUSETTS AVENUE NORTHWEST, BEING 4. Lot 6 of block 18 of Todd and Brown'ssubdivision in Equity cause No. 11711, entitled SUB LOT ©. IN SQUARE 247. of ‘Mt. Pleasant and Pi ier et al, the undersigned trustco will | On. THURSDAY “APTERSOOS, ants, and the other in equity cause 11 . herein Daniel Pratt Wright et al. are complainants god Irvin B Wright is defendant, I shall ou x IGHTEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, | at AST THREE O'CLOCK P.M., offer for sale to the highest bidder in front of each piece of property, respectivel folie ribed real estate: (94 ¢ line of Oth street, west thirteen feet inches (13 fect four inches) to the place of beginning. ‘Terme of sale: The money to be ‘te three (3) equal installments, ene-third (3s) in cash on ) in one (1) year, and the re- nr intervat to be secured to thi according to the! ments this suit, and sui eyor of the led in District of Columbia in “Record of Land surveys, District No. 1 1865," folio 59, bezinning at the northeast corner of said fot, running thence south 40 feet to « 10-foot alley, # SU feet, thence north 40 feet, thence Place of bozinning. 2. Lot in Jonni ubdivision of cer- tain lots in Mt. Pleasant, as said subdivision is re. corded in waid surveyor's’ office. in ‘book “Record. of oars ep (45 ores Gen, Lardy This jot hae ® front of feet on Grant avenue and runs Dack with that width 150 feet. 80 of Wright and Dole’s subdivision of Pleasant.as said subdivision weyancing at pur! EDWARD b. RAP! 8. T. THOMAS, 46: RATCLIFFE. DARR & CO., Aucts, JUNCANSON ‘Auctioneers. D puis ¥th and D ste. n.w, ZXECUTORS' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED it all-d&ds n . leasant Plat > pected to send a letter to each anntal meeting | succossful that a church was organized in 1857, mitted to the Garrard | Sision ie recurded int matt ane os ofaid subdke etle ot petite buction tm fret of is TWENTIETH. a¢ HALY-PAST FOUR OGLOGR oe containing an epitome of its history during the | of which he was chosen pastor and which he county bar in 1884 In| ‘Levy Court. Ne folio 24. This lot has a front of | on WEDNESDAY, NINETEENTH DAY OF NOVEM- | will offer forsale, in tof the premises, sub lot C. specifying the number added to its| has continued to serve to the present time. /\ \ the be ps on = ers and Se phe pl eed BER, A.D. 1890, AT. aes a ere ROR NEA THe Moet ae ASS ACHUSET 8. AVE- ty hepiian, by latter and |7n> cuarh oomantnd’ can ee . with an ncreasiuut w 0 the rear of the lot, where | P 3 of original lot No. fourteen (14), mn aquare | NUE B Tae 7 his is the a experience. Also | members, most of th in this world's banare pele ee SP ee ee FS Ee y for or ex . . De i ¢ . t te number diamimed by Ieter and removed | goods, bat rich ta faith.” leligious services see viel 50 aut Wat BLOB ANTES | iemchnacenhoo. ot tapa miei at | fenudhag, eet oa gee arenes by deatn, by exclusion or erasure and the | were held for about two years in the Island itts as a preachor | ssid Todd and Brown’ . street. with gut 265 fect toa 30-foot | of twenty-one feet eightinches bys depict whole nuzuber, then in fellowship. | Churches Hall, coruat Oi atrest sult Varyinin coenan of the Gospel. In March, | Pletsant and Plecsant Plaine ons, * Dest Of ME | street, with 8 depth of about 265 feet toa 30-fo0 dred and forty feet. “Ie Louse te 0 are admitted to the association by furnishing | (now removed), and in 1853 a purchase was 1886, having accepted a ee Pte Serie Fema ig hed part i = C8 eet ‘Terms: One-third ext balance in ero oarpal ineten- eto La ity, hevin ait the. evidence - —_ Try _ — a + made by the church on the meeting house for- REV. BR. R, WEST. clerkship = =~ are Paina, as ond tubal yi ~~ ‘in i CcLavy pate ore Vee cent tere oe daytime, butler pantry, laundry, &e. trine, regularity of practice and purity of dis- | merly occupied b: @ Old School Bapti ury Department, he removed wi family | Court, No. 2," folio ye of by the prontissory negotiabie notes e ck front. civline. “The association disclaims all right to | Church, on D. streot. between 4¢ and” 6tn | to this city cad tegen his studies preparatory | {273 7 nos month chong the fie of Gk | Ee rca ty suum: St pupchuer’s potion, “h | stelhmenty In oeteed tooemae tee ee interfere with tho internal concerns of the | streets southwest. This building was ina short | to entering the ministry; in his course of study theuce west 111.84 feet; | deposit of @200 will be required at day of sale and | per ceutum interest, pevable eemirannualy ‘secured churches, yet it is their privilege to judge of | time insufficient to accommodute the rapidly | he was directed largely by Rev. D. W. Faunce, thenceeuat 111.84 fost to the | terme must be complied with within 10 days thore- | by a deed uf trust on’ the property sold, or all cash. at the propriety of continuing in connection with | increasing Sunday school and congregations | D.D., at that time pastor of E Street Baptist subdivision of lote | and Gapense of the defaulting purchaser tn | time Poe Saat ® Geenaee A deposis of 8500 at any church which shall appear to be heterodox | Jn 1865 the church commenced to build @ new| Church. In April of last year, having been ux's subdivision of Pleasant Plains, as said Brown's subdivision is duly din, Book ““Hecord of *« Plate, Lev; Court, 1808," folio 70, in waid surveyor's office,” Said lor back MOKGA! sale. complied with in fifteen in principle or irregular in practice. of sale the executors the membership of the bered 4,020, Calvary Last year churches num- leading 's from church heuse better adapted to the wants of the congregation. The membership of the churehis now about BEACH, Trustee, 472 Te 3 reserve the right, ts resell the property at the risk and cost of the defsulting por called to fill the vacant (ed Be of Queenstown n8d&kds Baptist Church, Brookland, D.C., he was by a Church chaser siter five days’ advertisemet . Calvary Church leading now 8 A mission on 434 | council called by the E Strect Chiirch formally | Jct “bv rons 1g feet ou Grant aveuus th Fai pole newapater in Washington gh OS wit a membership 0 ‘ere | between and O streets southwest was or- | set apart to the work of the Gospel minis- wi feet. BLRUCTURE RNOWN. AB ori ag and Te at the purchaser, were eighteen Sanday schools represented | ganized about three years ago. The | try. His work at Queenstown (Brookland) has | ,,feTu® Of sale, a8 prescribed by the decrees, are ag | — SEMUCTURE KNOWN | AB UTH. eure, ALBERT A Ba Ferm toane- ga tea lant meoteag ofthe fatten ee settews: | 2 x ag Y Qui ( ) One-third of the purchase money in cash and THE 0, BROOKE Eee present condition of affairs of both the home toneers, ALBEKT A, by virtue of decd of trust recorded in church and the mission is gratifying and the 2 Under pa he EP mata Be eee) tutor, 410 Sth st. n. Calvary, Memorial Chapel, Kendall spectively one and two years irom day of sale.or oil —= been toa poss degree successful. Asa pulpit speaker Mr. West Es ® pleasant delivery, and the land records JOSEPHINE HEMENWAY, Executrix, i y d: eat vary (Chinese), E Street, Columbia | outlook hopefal. his sermons have been well received whenever | Chih. st the option of the purchaser. In case aily pur- | for the District of Columbia. aud by order of, the Su 1324 Mans ave. nw. Capitol Street, Fifth, Fifth Mis- CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. he has preached, money in cash the deferred pavments shall be at ine Yost. docket AN ESTATE—IMPROVED REAL ES- ¥ Street, Metropolitan, Monnt | >) 3. uy Gees IE th nee x etre See terest from the day of sule,at 6 per, ceut por annum, TATE NO. Agi SIXTH STREET NORTHWEST, = man’ 3 3 , D.D., pas! LA semi-annu PFoU ised ng TWEnrr. “ benenpaed yar Ale gmemenig Biren xactane Calvary Baptist Church, was born in Enosburg, wiht a me Botos ot the Purchaser aud adeed of truaton the pro rt 1880, rx seat e Pas FOUR CLOCK Pa. in In addition to the reports of the various | Franklin county, Vt., in 1845, his father being | The Distinguished Party That Went | 4 deposit of 8100 oneach piece of property will be to wit: ‘The east half of lot forty-three (43), in W. | front of She Premioes, we at public suctlou ‘ - Q - P. "eet bdivision of square two hundred | for the heirs of the late Abraham Turner, deceased, charches — amociation reosives toanoiat of the a well-known clergyman a From Here to Witness It. ce ee Sqnvefanelon and and nie (209), as the same is recorded in Liber rder i e ‘ional insti mis- | of that section. At the re ae folio 36, of th yore oilice for the District of | THE SOUL PART OF SUB LOT NO, 8 IN SQUARE toda: sale are not complied with within twenty days after E e surveyor's Of lor het ¥ BI ,. sions and temperance societies, age of twenty-one he Be ete Reed ee Reeet Mall chitin Weilp that | Sle ths preperts wale reset es eae ea oak isk ‘olumbia, with church edifice wud all the fixtures and is to be the first armored vessol ever built by the | the detaul purchaser. furniture fronting feat Bhd fect on Sixth street northwest and a ted E LL re Je: One-t cash and the balan ing back 88 feet © inches to an alley, and. im- acai FIRST BAPT! — wide jearpripeon mp oreeorag United States slid from the ways in the Brook- mee A ee im ous (iy end two Cor neace oie interest at the rate | proved by s one-story frame dwelling containing four Oe ee On "| ientemnieny, Va. hase lyn navy yard and was christened “The WALTER B, WILLIAMS &CO., ‘abie semi-annually, | rooms. of six per centum per annum, pa ‘and secured by deed of trust on the property sold: of all cash, at the option of the purchaser. -@200 re. ized at time of ale. Terms to be complied with in 0 days {com day of sale oF property will be resold at Tisk and cost of defaulting purchaser. All couvey- fncing at purchaser the First Baptist Church. Each Sabbath large cougregatious gather in the beautiful church edifice which was re- cently built by the con- gregation at the south- west corner of 16th and ‘Terins: One-third cash and balance at one and two years, with interest at 6 per cent, payable balf yearly, poutst tiweat sala “bUNCANSOM BEDS, ° a nib dads ‘Auctioncers, n4-d Auctioneers, MANOERY SALE OF BUILDING LOTS FHONT- Ce NGG OS ithe CAPITOL GhOUNDS By virtue of adecree of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, passed in Equity cause he then resided. He was licensed to preach in 1866, graduated from Madison (now Colgate) ;_ University in 1873 and 2/7 from Hamilton Theolog- 74 © streets. The pastor, | ical Seminary in 1875. @ Rev. Charles A. Stakely,| Iu June, 1875, Mr. is the youngest minister | Greene was ordained as E im the city and his pastor of the Baptist nit bility has eivenhim | Church, Cazenovia, N.‘ a wide reputatio:. He | ¥. Here his labors we Maine.” She is yet but a shell, without armor, without masts, without engines, and it will be many months before she can go to sea under a the of the country. But the fact that sho 47 i HE JUNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers, CHANCERY SALE, AT AUCTION, IMPROVBD REAL FSTAT) FAST SIDE OF NINT has actually been completed, even thongh as a HALE-PAST FOUR OC shell, in a government yard, is an event of suf- premises, lots numbered ficient importance to be noted in italics | {2% “iY of Washington, throughout tho country. Many are the vessels that have been projected, and even begun, in a government yard, but fow of them, since the 1m frout of OF VALUABLE UATED ON SHE La. .C, GEO. W. STICKNEY, Auctionecr, street northwest, face the ‘509 11th st. o31-d&ds §a-ON ACCOUNT OF INCLEMENCY OF THE Weather the above sale is postponed until WEDNES- Da a NOVEMBEE NISETELNTH, 1800, sae hour Capitol grounds and bave each a depth of 100 feet toun alley, ‘Terme: One-third in cesh, of which one hundred dollars on each parcel soid shall be paid at the timo of wale, balance in equal payments, with interest at one reatl d, mor felt the water on their bulls | deferred paynents to bs secured by deed ef grunt 348 HMR ; B.C. BEING PREMISES OOh, vos eAND ‘i rospered, rn hulls | deferred payiients to be secured by deed cf trust on i A ee ns | tea We pecan bam toa tne pn a arth esis eb anice age | oo property sold. oralleash,atthe option of the pur: | nl3-d&ds ANDREW x BUVATZ,} TFus T s D 80: chaser. Al er'wcost. We are authorized to receive for submission to the court spy private offers for either of the lots, AKTHUK A. BIL TAGE AND SiS AND SiS LEVENTH STREET NOKTHWEST. BY, WVirtue of adecree of the Supreme Court ixtrict of passed Dece: use docket dded to membership and the church becom- ing one of the most in- conveyancing abd recording at purchas- HOMAW DOWLING, Auctioneer. OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY SIDE OF LOAD STKEET. the good ship Yantic, a wooden craft, was launched from the ship house at the Washing- ton navy yard and since then all of the ships spent bis early years in Alabama a1 i Senrain of the He studied law and was REV. 8. H. GREENE, > z ‘ON THE NORTH SIDE A EET BE- Seraber 28, 1886, in admitted to the bar and | fluential in central New York. In 1879 he re-| that have slid off into the service of Uncle Sam yeaMerie'n ‘Trustecs, WEEN CONGKESS AND “HIGH SINLETS, | $o"Cputtenden ot al). the wudericeny tates eat practiced three years, | signed to accept a unanimous call to the Cal- | have made their debuts from private yards, nl-eo6tkd&ds 7 PRR a AND, Be He EER A offer for sale in frout of the Prémises, respectively, on STAKELY. and then decided to de- | vary Church of this city. Since the beginning 4 DISTINGUISHED PARTY FROM THIS CITY. ——— = By virtue of the powers vested in us under acertain | ]Ago°AT THREE OCLCOK Day login e eS vote himself to the work of the Christian min- | of the present pastorate more than 900 persons ‘The launch of the Maine took place today in THIS EVENING. deed recorded iu Liber 1516, 1olio 403, of the lund | Ot street property. = When called to the church in this city | have been received to membership, the receipts . P Y Wr CLAIR FECHNER, avcTI C11 piste eae Y pal | _FIkST—Parts of original lots 2 and 4, square 403, ag pastor of the Citadel Square from all sources increased from about $5,000 | the presence of a large concourse of people, | 7 eee ee tt an total ‘HIS EVEN- | OF NOVEMBEX, 1890. FOUR O'CLC CK P.M, Pappy ee rch in Charleston, $.C.. where his reputa- | to more than $15,000 per annum, while the | among whom were over a hundred Washing- | ING U Tiredeenied Faunbrol Pledge, Gold and Sil- | 01 the prem: bered three (3) four jot 4and running thence north "20 feet, thence east ion as a pulpit orator had become established. | Sunday school has become the largest | tonians, who went over to New York last night | Yet -Matcbes Guns, Cutlery, pnateomeeetts. | (5), Siz (0) seven (2) used leheie) 28 ML. Deuva enh M4 leet 4 inches to an ‘alley. thence south om said He came to this city to lend the movement in| in the city, numbering 1,061 members, | jn'a special train at the invitation of Secretary | 2273 Surveyor's Book County No. 1, pave BO. Koch of wand | S22, 10 feet anh iene welt Stet ee ee favor of the change from the location on 13th | From the very commencement of the present Tracy. The party was as follows: Secretary FUTURE DaYs. lots has a frontage of fifty (50) feet on the north side beginning. street to a site farther northwest. It was a| pastorate the pastor has received the most | Tracy, Assistant Secretary Soley. Gen. Grant, Giuudred (SoU feet te Lintinicuus places Pet of Nee | se COND—Part of cricinal lot Gin sald square 403, lurge enterprise, but it was entirely successful, | United enthusiastic support of his church and | agsistant secretary of war; Maj. Gen. Schofield, FP Moms DOWLING, Auctioneer, ‘The said lots will be sold subject to the following | Joe aud tanning thence sat sO Tevet eed as the beaatiful new edifice aud the prosperity | congregation. — In 1873 Mr. Greene received the | Rear Admiral Jouett, Rear Admiral Crosby, ——< Fong tious: Apat po building shail ve erected on said | Jet's in said square: thence south “20 feet; thence west -0! the church fally attests, Kev. Mr. Stakely is | degree of A.B; in 1875, A.M: in 1882, D.D. | Gontmesiote Dewey, Wilson, Farquhar and PUBLIC SALE tnd no part of ‘suid land or Uuildings ‘to be erected | 50, eet, to sild street aud thence north 20 feet to the not only an eloquent preacher but hi Dr. Greene wus one of the speakers before the | Folger, Paymaster General Stewart, Judge Ad- thereon shall be used tor business or’ insnufscturing | “FTI Part of orieinal lot 7 in same square (ad- astor, and his congregation, which is one | Baptist autumnaliconference in Philadelphia in | yocate General Remey, Rear Admiral Franklin or purposes, uud no building to be erected thereon shall | joining part 22), begiuming at the southwest corner of of the largest in the city, is devoted to him and | 1875; has lectured at the request of the facul- | (retired), Capts. Phythian, McNair and Harri- HORSES, WAGONS Said Conditions Yo ‘he aired ae eee Bone ot | said ios aud Fauuiug thence uorth ou Uth street 13 give tohim their sympathy and support Ho | ties before the students at Crozer and Hamil- | gon, Commanders Hoff, Barker and Chester, es consent of the owners or a inajority of the part west on | Sin ‘guid square: tence suuth 1 tect O lucbes wot is president of the association which is now in | tom theological seminaries; is a vice president | Lieutenant Commanders Heald, Maynard and ‘Koad street of said subdivision. thence west 70 teet to the beginning. geodon. of the New York Baptist Education Society and | Ackley, Paymaster Thompson, Lieuts. T. B. M. FARMING IMPLEMENTS Re) Eg leer ney Bo =~ poe FOURTH—All of original lot in same aquare, ‘The First Church is the mother church of | ® member of the board of trustees of Colum-| Mason, Moore, Cottman, Moore, Meigs, Wye- = ments, Ucaring © per eeut iuterest, payable seni: | fhe"suu\ we crate Foro oss by ee ae ees on the denomination in this city. It was organ-| bian University. So thoroughly does Dr.| koff, Mentz, Culver, Barry, Lemly, Deuuy, is auumally aud secured by deed of trust on the property | feet, ized im the year 1902, Six devout and earnest | Greene believe in his people and their field of | ajibone, Logan, Tt. 8 Rodgers, Boush, CHEVEY CHASE, Speen ee yee epee eleng Aud on WEDNESDAY, ithe THIRD DAY OF DF- Christians inet together in a private house in | Work that he has repeatedly declined to con- | Fletcher and Laird, Cadets Zahn, Hartung, About 3 miles beyoud Tennalytowa, D.C, ‘Tithe to be wood or deposit returned. Purchasers will | Cfw BER, 180, at THREE pn ag 7 | that year and decided to establish at the cupi- | Side? flattering induccinents from other cities. | Moale, Irvin, Willard and Belknap, Medical be required to make full settlements within twenty | of lots 6 and 7, iM square 344, coutalied within tolt tal of the nation a Baptist church. Thechurch | Calvary Ia Srey was organized in 1862 | Inspector Van_Reypen, Assistaut Surgeon Mo- es! Seachal ae aetaulting: paeeeited ad the Uroperty | lowing metes and Vounds: Bexinuing ata point in the building first erected was located on the cor- | with thirty-five constituent members. ‘The | Clurg, Chief Engineer Fletchor, Naval Cou- | MONDAY, NOVEMBER TWENTY-FOURTH, 1890, | Tala st detaulting yurchiase fSehes esate of the sorties screener elas ner of 19th and I streets; then the building on | first church edifice was erected in 1866 at anex- | structor Hanscom, Assistant Naval Construc- AT TWELVE O'CLOCK M, WILLIAM DON, suid point being the south corner of @6-foot-wile al, 20th street between E and F streets was erected, | pense of 115,000, the larger portion of the | tors Bowles and Baxter, Private Secretary Ray- JAMES H. TAYLOR," ( Assignee, | ley, aud running thence cast along ye cont line of which is how historic as the place where Lin- | “mount being paid by its sepior deacon, Hon. | mond. Second Controller Gilkerson, Deputy | 1 shall sell the followiug stock, c., at the above-men-| ng.ats Rainer! Shemcs uet'S feat 00 inches pote eee ey coin was shot. The next change was to 13th | Amos Kendall. This edifice was burned the | Fourth Auditor Whitaker, Miss Stoughton, | tiued place, embracing, in part, 3 Work Horses, 2 lot 5, thence south about 227.85 feet, then: feot 10% inches to suid street nd ‘east line of said street and thence north 41.62 feet to the point o beginning, subject to and with the use of a private alley on the south 2.49 feet wide. sof aalc: One-third of the purchase money in cast and Yalauce iy two equal installments, payable one aud two years from day of sale, with interest from duy of sale at 6 per cent, payable semi-arnually, or all cush on day of wale, at’option of the purchaser. A deposit of 82 t-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN CON- sequence of the rain until WEDNESDAY, NOVEM- EK NINETEENTH, same hour and place, By order of the trustees. alsits ‘THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. EO. W, STICKNEY, Auctioneer, 509 11th st. YEREMPTORY SALE OF FINE BUSINESS AND DWELLING HOUSE PROPER‘IES. Four-horse Wagons, 2 Sets Double Harness, Lot Plow Harness, 7 Plows, 1 Self Binder, Mowing Machine, to- gether with many other Farininy Implements. Lot of Fodder and Straw, &c., &c, THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, street between Gand Hi streets, and recent; ear after its dedication, bat was at once re- the congregation has erected the handsome built. “The Rev. J.8. Kennard, D.D., served church building at the corner of 16th and Q | 9* pastor for a portion of the first year, when streets. The pastorates have been long. The | Rev. T. R. Howlett, ».D., was calied and con- first pastor, Rev. Obadiah Brown, served the | tinued _ years. Rev. J. W. Parker, D.D., church for forty-three years. Rev. Stephen P. | succeeded him in a pastorate of six years, then Hill, D.D., was the next pastor, and after the | followed Rev. A. F. Mason, in a pastorate of Mrs, Gen. Foster, Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson, Mr. Bancroft, Dr. and Mrs, Loring, Mr. C. Rich- ardson, Mr. Edmand Hudson, Miss Blaine, Mrs, Schroeder, Rev. J. A. Aspinwall, Marsbal Rans- a Mr. W. H. Reed, Mr. L. P. Smith. and military and naval attaches with the ations: Commandant Lottin, Senor foreign — meio Severo 3 HO " be required on each parcel ay sold, union with the old Fourth Church the pastor, | ¢bout three years. Dr. Greene entered the | J. §, Atwell, Capt. Don M. del Carre, Senor R. HOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. 2 will coll at pubtie suction tp tron’ of the pramiess CHLON ee Feov. lene | Cole, wae cogestor. Rev. Dr. | Biverch one ae en eae gee tea} | Rivas, Haron vaqBteraburg, Lieut Nekamurs | Mocs care of PALS AND OTHER DECO. | VENEER ee Bate Re ETE OND | wo, 470 Locsin tae ee tiwent oie, ason, the president of Columbian College, | Church is one of the largest, most united and} and Capt. Sauchez, The train will reach the RATIVE PLAN wellings, coutaining 6 rooms, bath rooui, 4g | CANES M. SUENETOR, next called to the church. He was suc- | #gsressive churches in the city, With a mem- | ¢j On THURSDAY NG, NOVEMBER TWEN- ou, 413 and 415 E strect northeast. And im-|D14-d&ds _—S___iKie Bank as ? city tonight at 1 TH ¥ Mo! iN. : ne aes ceeded by Rev. A. D. Gillette, D.D., Rev. Dr. | bership of 976, a Sunday school yet ——_—_—__ TIETH, 1890, at Ei O'CLOUK, at my Auction or ee ALTER B. WILLIAMS & OO., Auctioneers. “or Thi Drowned Together. iigoms,'T @ consiguuteut of Palms aud | Dwelling Property corner soenden J. N. Cuthbert followed and then came the | Jarger, and a congregation overflowing its irty-elg’ et se other Plant THUMAS DOWLING, east. SALE OF CONDEMNED STORES AT MARINE proseut pastor. edifice. Calvary Church is no small factor in| A ship having on board a party of laborers | “nist Auctioneer. Setme made knows at time of BARRACKS, WASHINGTON, D.C. um sucouD cuvace. the religious life of Washington. Its Kendall | ang 4 large number of animals, en route for | Tp vioMAs DOWLING, Auctioneer ome oO. We On THUKSDAX, NOVEMBER T ETH,1890, . Chapel Mission has already been organized into the Island of Br bh th fo FUTURE DA at TEN O'CLOCK A.M., we shall sell at public auc- The Second Church was organized June 3, | branch church, with Kev. Theron Outwater | te Islan ‘azza, whore they were to be| iMponTANT SALE OF HYACINTHS, CROCU! See S ene oe cor eatnes, Spuiewes. such on Cart 1810, with © membership of five persons, It| as pastor. With a membership of eighty the | employed in the olive harvests, was capsized | TULIPS, NANCIEAUR, whUW DAOFs Am HY CE ORORAEW ST Di SITUATE OR OLATE | Emerds, Waist Bolte, Braaa Waist Plates, Bavermscke has grown prosperous and strong with the| prospect of a vigorous church at 1334 street | off the Dalmatian coast by a sudden heavy gust | on “4uUuspay, NOVEMEER TWENTIETH, at | ~ :rGEORGELUWS, D-C:. SITUATE ON OLIVE oy Oe . years and now stand | 0Uthwest is good. Calvary has yet another | of wind. Allon board were thrown into the | TWELVE O'CLUCK, at wy auction roon.s, Y sballsell THIXTIETH STREETS. eg ‘Cartridge onets, Men third on the list in point | Mission enterprise at the corner of Sth and P| sea and the capsized vessel was soon sur- | *¢l i ge ait ly virtue of @ decree of the Supreme Court of the Dros Siiuge and Sticke. ‘Carriage Bail, of membership among | #treets northwest—Momorial Chapel, of which | rounded by a struggling mass of men ad ani- | —! = ene creeees | Decgeen Of Columbia penned ie Munity Ho. Sous. rpets, Btoves, Chairs, ‘other “Purni- the Baptist churches of | Charles E. Fairman is the popular superin-| mals, A number of boate put out from the | (HANCERY RALK OF VAUUALLE VACANZ LOT | Ruder prernises on FAIDAX, the TWENTY: | Matytand Quartermmeten: CS Marine Some oF he the District. The church | tenden’. ss prone ip hers a ga — Ce Bho bacpcerm thirteen Lue | By virtue of edecrosof tue Supreme Court of fhe | PAST POH Struck Pate those parcels of real en. | DESO SWALTEN i WILLTAMS & GOP hucta, edifice is located on the | 824 # Sunday school of about 350 scholars, man beings and thirty-four animals, Thirty- | District of Columbia, passed in equity cause No. | tte tu the city of Georgetown, in the Dustrict et Ge. | ee “ m1 3, duc, 20, Betts Va, Perry, administrat tal. 3 Poagtes ? ugulists ape a Conviction, i the premises, all lots one hundred and xixty-one ¥ -- Trice thtareh wee ‘ot | Steet Baptist Church, corner of Sist and N| tn the Glavin-McAuliffe case in London yor- ghine ani of every of then aud of any persous clan: suis (163) cue hundred a nates OL cetss Once of the Burr nee of AD : by oul, OF a i ; ished in the year 1823, | **teets northwest, was born in Baltimore, Md., | torday the jury, after two hour's deliberation, | lav und in easits, in aud io horwen? So tea ee FEE are tore bed by decree: One-third cash | tons D.ce Novena 10, 1Ub0e Benign and im 1854 the present | and began his course declared that it was impossible to come to an | {0248 Stanton Fark between Sth wud Grh streets | snd balance in two equal installsnente in one aud two uplicate, “will be received af ‘thie fantil ‘12 ted. | of study at Columbian SF bY Adevth of 90 feet, of original lot 1, in square | Foiry utter date, with G per cent iuterost, secured on | O'clock M., Bovemabar 5, 1800; for structare was erected, | o sad st Colambi Sgreement, whereupon tho judge decided that | ©37-m thiscity. | the ubiove property offers au uu- | foots ohehvaciav or all tasks st onto of Soin four Rew Been thoroughly, reno- | Afterward’ he took "a both defendants must find surotice in £250 | iu business property ne Comin Mt Mvestineut | A devout of $100 on each lt willbe reguifed at time R im Sascoms . 4 f sale, ux provided by the re: Jo mg ee Rg vated from time to time | fall course of ‘study in gach and be answerable in their own reeogniz- | gurih of tie paschins imouty cash and the ronutorn | teh G0) day default. in coupliauey wikh veri of and adapted to the uses ances of £500 cach to appear at the next scs- tion. A sions, The jury was discharged and the defend- ants bound over till next sessions, Fox of the sale, trustees will chaser upon five (5; days’ not in the Evening eal 3. HoLbewouts GORDON, a. ‘uree equal iustal ments, at respectively six, tweive of the Theological Seminary aud eighteen mouths from the day of sale, with mx per in Massachusetts, from 5’ ‘REY. E. UEZ 6WEM. congregat substantial parsonage was purchased adjoinin; - : adeed of trust ou the prop- ABRAM G. HEYL& b eeggeceene ‘a a the tor and | Which institution Ze Now York Police Gazette, who was McAuliffe's | erty, or all the purchase money can be in cash, ut r 7 bis family. ‘Some notte. mam bave Alied the bo ox tho ‘opinion that the pro- | the purchaser's option. ‘A deyosit of 8100 will bere. | |“ puwcANSON BROS. Auctiousere. °° miU-akds pulpit either as regular pastors or supplies, and ceedings would end at this point, Lord Lous- | 2or'snuariled with within twenty daye sites ee nase “ALTER B. WILLIAMS & OU. Auctioncers. the record of the church in the past 1s filled dale and he will organize a benefit to defray gale the property will be reauld at the risk and cost of ay D % with events that are prominent in the Se eeal Sxpemnes and pay MaAulidfe’s pacwage | Che Gatualtin reatese ssc. entail bal OR ERONTING ON @ STAEEE BEI history of the Doerr mape po le ging a to America, WALTER i its ECOL Aucte, wiB-eobas | * MINETEENTH AND TWENTIETH BiREETS ue large meml ‘ip of ehure! 7 ooo el A not only from the residents in the immediate ‘The Princeton-Yule Game. chee = Rte Past Youn OCLOCK PE ye ata eal, As loeality of the ehurch building, but from all The Thankegiving day game of foot ball at 2KUSTEES: SALE OF XEN CHRER STORY AND py ¢ parts of the city and the District, One of the New York is an cvent of the year, If possible| }AS#MENT BAY WINDO! Nowa Es Lots 28 AND 39 age gab tae sort features w of a ck of a caret per aio ioe ore weneral intrest attachos to the game this | D3 Tiss Ferd arta teense dey | Persad Tasting be on svar depth ot show season than ever before. The subjoined list of games played thus far this year by Princeton and Yale will be read with interest: October with much success, E. Hez Sw the than six years, and the District of Coltu ry i808 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER of (PTH, 1890, at HALF-PAST FUUK cet ‘and deaig- itor, has served more pastorate has been the the Princeton, 27; Iu 10. Ostobor Tine | ington and Distr of Colunies sod keoce longest one in the history of the church. He : — fo thirty-three Years of age and this to his Princeton, 0; Orange, 0. October 15—Prince- | Raed, are tuned snd savedig ing Se third pastorate. He was in Indiana and ton, 18; Pennsylvania, 0. October 18—Prince- | commencing fur the part con ‘on the fins educated in private, public and high schools; ton, 12; Crescenta, 0.’ October 25—Princoton, | +, Suid uauare at point one hut had a private tutor for about three years and tee ociratieans lifted which has been i 9; Lebigh,0. November &—Princeton, 6; Uni- oft ieee continued bis studies in a unive: and then theological ma a easterly ui and lowed with He has| ing onthe church for fifteen yeare. During 3 “4 ‘du 100 tock to street, eeu Sarai aaau ees |b atten et ae Mere | ip ghana cea, &_ Sor | a a Grane and Greece. Rev. Mr. 8wem has achieved « | but be still abides with his faithful and loving October 1i—Yale, 96; Lehigh, 0, | tecances wo the eae belonjing of in any wise epper- reputation on the lecture platform, but he | Sock at Gay street, working with great perse- @ ' November prefers to preach the 1, and the present | Yerance and . One of the leading mem- proeperity of the and the increase in| bers remarked: “Our pastor has always done membership are an evidence of the success | bis best to help the > which has crowned his pulpit ministrations, ‘THE E STREET CHURCH. The r. J.J. Muir, pastor of the E Street Baptist | corner bh, is of English-Scotch parentage. Al- | the sessions ‘though but forty-three years old be has spent | beid, is at present without the wee FINANCIAL Geonom-Arasana INVESTMENT AXD DEVELOPMENT © GEN. BEN. F. BUTLER, Presidest. HON. JAS, W. HYATT, Tressuree. ‘THIS COMPANY 18 NOW OFFERING A LIMITED AMOUNT OF ITS CAPITAL STOCE AND INVESTORS, WHETHER SMALL OR LARGE, WILL FIND IT THE BEST THING ON THE MARKET. FULL PARTICULARS FURNISHED BY THE COMPANY'S AGENT, EWIS G. TRWKsBU LEWIS G. TEWKEBCRY & Co, BANKERS AND BROKERS, ge ¥ 8sT., WASHINGTON, D. ce and sell for cash ipargup Stocks, Bonaa, Grajt, Frovinoneand ont 9° = Direct * Chteags, Simtereet sliowed ou depostey Out of town business a. specialty. Ali Loca dealt Constant quctaticue ‘ail markets. Telephone 66 Ww. Member a.Y. Seok CORSON & MACARTNEY, GLOVER BUILDING, 1419 F 8ST. x. w,, Bankers and dealers in Government Bonde PROFESSIONAL, ROY, CLAY, THE OLD-ESTABLIG: Pixos eee ane gota vor soe wetdertUl provetie giv of second Sight towetber every biuden mystery Loaciel Se wucnces. advice i ves rn ou are in doubt ol, AL deca how to tale Hour, Yom “5:30pm Sandaya2totpm bitungs, Uc. Pariors, 503 12th et, nw. 215-6" ME DREAMER, THE ONLY WONDE! Mi Gtited tiitiah asta German Antologeris sae ae nelieh 3 ‘Tells ali events of life. Office hours, ¥ s.m. to ¥ p.m. On Sunday trow 10 a.m. w 8: ma wunday 0 330 pm. 1508 14tbaw ee RAVHAL THE CELEBKAT antapd DS 22QEING Bas TRANSFERRED Bis OFFICE for the treatment of eye and ear affections 1514 K st. nw. Office hours, every W Saturday, from 2:30 to 5 o'clock p.m. __DENTISTRY. BA A. M. EVANS, PAINLESS I W. Bave ttinavedo tat? Penaa ate, Be SAS aR Daze INFIRMARY OF NATIONAL UNIVER. Sth and K sts nw. Open 2 tree, end sity, corner Pi HON, DENTIST, 717 graduate of Michiges Uuivasaieyy LW, branches of dentistry at ressunabie prices. the pal- of indies sud children sapecially soineited. o18-3us REE DENTAL INFIKMARY,—TEETH FILLED FBitinncat teeth inserted without Ei PARSONS, DENTIST, OTH ST. B. 8 5 con, Pete es ae aaa SEs ir etter ante __GENTLEMEN’S GOODS, Fax Srock OF FOREIGN COATINGS, VESTINGS, SUITINGS, OVERCOATINGS AND TROUSER INGS KECEIVED, GENTLEMEN WHO AD- MIRE FIRST-CLASS TAILORING AKE IN- VITED TO INSPECT, ALL GARMENTS CUT BY B.D. BARR, 1111 PA AVE, ARE GUAR- poem TO BE OF THE CORRECT STYLE, 7 PRINTERS. 7 )AkBYs PRINTING OFFICE 1908 Pa AVE. D 1311 D at. 20, Book, NEwaP: m4 p> elgg oy and oe furus out Good Work ‘at Short Notice for Low Latest Improved Machinery and New lype hon cusranteed. H 1 egos AND. . liosinee st we Orders for Levai Blanks and or Profes sional Printing prompuy executed. Extensive line Danes Folders: wc: An iuspecticn weed. oa FINE BOOK AND JOB PRINTING ONLY. 8 a Piuan- ES wer EW MA 626-3m TERMS. ES. Call and ‘These are the inducements that should lead you to visit the Furniture, Carpet and Stove Brores of JOHN RUDDEX, 930 and 932 7th st ow. ‘Nomore complete stock, no lower prices and ‘Bo easier terme can be found than here Every grade of Carpet from the cheapest In- rain to the costliest Velvet or Brussels; every variety of Parlor and Bed Room Furniture, im Oak, Walnut and Siztesnth Century. Ward- Tobes, Hat Racks, Sideboards, &. Every make ©f Btove from the smallest Hester to the Most complete Range is here displayed at Prices not to be found elsewhere. All carpete ‘made snd laid free of chanre to purchasers, Add tothis the fact that goods are scldon eredit as cheap as forcash—s small deposit only being asked in advance, the balance being paid in such installments and in such time as may be agreed on between the buyer and eeller—and you have an inducement to pur chase bere such as no other bouse offers, ‘Remember the place, BUDDEN'S CaS AXD CREDIT FURNITORE STORES, abe 930 AND 932 SEVENTH ST.5.W, — WEDNESDAY, OCT. 29, 1800. ELPHONZO SOUNGS COMPANY amnounce the ‘arrival of B&W PRESEEVED GINGER, 34. 6 and whole, 400 Puts NEW PLUM PUDDING, 36 2 tm, 2 Dende, (60U Cana, ‘Half Tou. BREW PRUNELLES. Very Gna. rice Muderste. Buperiur Goode, PURE STRAINED HONEY. drum White Clover.