Evening Star Newspaper, November 22, 1890, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, 1101 Pennsylvania Ave, corner 11th Street, by ~ The Evening Star Newspaper Company, S&S H. KAUPFMANN, Pres't. ‘Tae Evewrxe Stan in served to subscribers in the city bre carriers. on heir own secount at 10 Ocents 1 per eek. per, month” ‘Copies, cents each 3 By mafl where in the U1 ited. Sistes or GSnsde posture prepaid 50 cents per month, Satumpar aaanics Smeer Stan $1.50 per an. {Entered at the Post Office at Washington, D.C. a8 pecond-class mail matter.) Che €2~ All mail subseri tions must be paid im advanee; fo paper sent longer than paid for. Rates of advertising mada known on apptication Vo. 77—No 18,000. _SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. > 4 pening Star, Pa WASHINGTON, D.C.. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1890. TWO CENTS. SPECIAL NOTICES. ___ SPECIAL NOTICES. f ORBEEE WH OR CBOUBD SSS AGASUSSUCRNEEEENBEBRECDAGRAUS Page 2 EDUCATIONAL... and 1 EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &e. Page 1 fesnea bonds of $1,000, 00, Oe ane FAMILY SUPPLIES. Page 1: ree one to wafely anid FINANCIAL Page 1: je create and mnsitvtaln. the strongest reserve fund, d pay cd th top Duibers from three wo Hve tmes fester than any other company. very bondbolder im, savance of you tributes fAlty por cout of his paymeute toward securiug the ‘ment of your bond, No other company does this, Each new tember has eyual security for his or ber < with any who old a lower nu: ‘RTie is the nly company thet dows uot have to rely on & percentage to show successful results, Gr ‘plan is the beat and strongest. as we can con: clusively prove by investigation and comparison with «Be sure to call at this office and examine our work- inurs before you subscribe for s bond in auy company. COMMENCED BUSINESS SEPTEMBER 1, 1890, LAST BOND ISSUED TO NOVEMBER 1, 1890 NO. 567, REDEEMED THE FOLLOWING 30 BONDS NOVEMBER 20, 1890. FOR KENT (Fats). FOR RENT (MiscrLtaNsovs)... FOR RENT (Orricesy FOR RENT (Stones). FOR KENT (Sraptes FOR RENT (Hovszs), FOR SALE (Hovsss: FOR SALE (Lots). FOR SALE (Houses axp Lots) FOR SALE (iiscritawzovs), GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. . HOTELS LADIES’ GOODS. L SAE SL Cost, Profit Pedant i ; 1003 Cathedral et..243 @27 Page rai, GIN Carey %% #100 ‘Page 19,C. Haden, 2105 S,Calv a7 490 Paxe + Moody, 18 ZZ 100 Pawe 1 GZ 100 Page 1 7Z 100 Page 1 77 100 TT 106 Ppa, 3 ive PERSONAL. Page Z PRINTERS. Page a ite Z 100 PROFESSIONAL. Page 1 % th 77 100 PROPOSALS.. Page tienkeinian, ZZ 100 RAILROADS. Page 1 D Bapenet, 173 a — SUBURBAN PROPERTY. Page 77 _ 100 SPECIAL NOTICES. Page , Nothing WANTED (Boanp). Page a a WANTED (Har). Page ped 100 WANTED (Hovszs).. Page 7 100 WANTED (Roons, Page az 100 WANTED (Srrvatiow: Page gq dee WANTED (MisceLtas Page Hentietia ¢, pnt rae? WINiEE RESORTS. Page 9 | Mra. A. 1. Daly, 1003 Cathear GZ 100 i 100 W. Balt. st’. ZZ 100 jeDoneux’ P.O. FE lwo 8 Cathedral wt 77 lw he smallest prea iiiat will ever bomade party by any o} embers, at ‘The beat showing of any Company. Now is the : time to wi re ‘The new-comers secure those in advance of them. Those in udvence contribute 50 percent to the Keservé EASTON & RUPP, STATIONERS, Cor. Ps. ave. and 13th st, bave removed to Lith st. nw., opposite Star office, Fund and the Kewerys Fund yecures the new-comer. ‘The new members who. the place of those who have been paid off at the top have the additionsl secuss ity of all former. contesbutions ‘to the rye Fund and Feuiain im the Leserve until you have also Been paid off. Iu this way the Neserve fund stautly increasing ahd is 8 greater security to the new Bondholder each year. Drop usa postal and we will {i calland explain our plan. ‘This is the time to subscri! <>" HERT PIKE C ¥, es itees ths renctoney of the Scottish Kite ay instant, at 7 pam By order of ‘THE MUTUAL INVESTMENT ASSOCIATION, R pt canter Gaal 44 and 46 Atlantic building, 928 and 930 Fat, NG. 23d instant, at ind divine service, 4 e811. LOI AND SITE OWNERS AND Bo iiors ‘havinix friends: buried inthe old EbonegerM. burial gevdnd (situated opposite the Con- Kreesional cemetery) are urgently requested to meet the joint committee of the quarterly conference and Board of trastees of the Fourtn St SE. ‘Church SAFETY. | BRILLIANCY. PRATT'S CELEBRATED ASTRAL or, one and hve vallon cans at ‘Telephone to cons: the present co = — of ths cemetary: em es a os, Di. W. L. OWEN. i: YEAND EAR SPE! FROXIMO, at 7:30 o'clock. GEORGE R COOK, aptly trip he ve nid-lewie. Secretary of Comumittce, hag removed Iisofiee from PutlaielyAg ae Washington. Office hours 8 to 12 to8 1 Bipib. daily except Sunday. u19-1m . STUBBLEFIELD, SURGEON formerly with Dr. D. 0. Knight, begs to inform iis petrous and frleuds that he has semoved Ine dental ss fat to 1110 F st. n.w., over Metzerott’s Buunic sto.e, Operative and prosthetic dentistry in all its branches. uld g IN TRE, SUPREME CoCKT OF THE DIS- s TKICT OF COLUMBIA. a iinam Fender ve E manuel Lacey,etal, No.1303; Equity Docket 30. noties is hereby shall proceed to execute the said order of on TUESDAY, the 2d of December, A.D. IF YOU WANT PLATES MADE “BEFORE Teoo. af Lets. sat my office in the Uuited States Court aad inserted immediately after the extrac. House, Washinxton, D. fom f tooth. with no waiting at all and consult Ali perscs havin clafine aguinst the sald GEORGE TLELT HILLS, Specialist rtuticiel HAGAN, deceased, or otherwise interested in the im eatute, are notified to cases eamenemnaan oneeme eat ice law JAMES G. ee Auditor. Ke NT NOTICE GAS CONSUMERS. have been made for the convenience ing tu the euatern and western sections f persons liv! of the city which ¢ bey can pay their gas bills dur- mae ake “NATIONAL CAPITAL BANK om LAL, ‘ON TLE INSUR- TON ANCE COMPANY. Notice is hereb; given to the stockholders of “Title Goiapany that a dieidend ‘ated and ordered to be WEST END ONAL BANK. before fore te Sth or each mouth, ARD THOSE ONLY. will be cntitied to the discount uf 2 Moaite WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY. SHOE MUMBUGGERY. Do not be humbugged into believing ‘that you cau buy $6 Shoes for 83.90 or 4.50 Shocs for 83.40, but buy from reliable dealer who selis on the SOU, at the office of the WML. BURRIS, i ENUAL MEETING OF STOCK. hoiders of the jumbia Titie Insurance Comany of te District of Columbia for the lection eh be — st the office of the com- 300 Sth st. NDAY, December. 15, 1 o'clock p.ti. Pulls will be ofen from 2 to 4 mu. Books fur trauster of stuck will be closed ei . COUGHLAN, “nl 4a, Tat todehS retary. AMERICAN PLAN, SPECIAL AN nd ‘viz: 83 Shoes for 83, €4 Shoes for 84, — ._—— &c. After an experience of over forty FE. F. BROOKS, Years in this same stand I continueto 531 15TH ST. N.W., CORCORAN BUILDING, ‘Having purchased the remaining stock of THE MITCHELL-VANCE Co., CRYSTAL CHANDELIERS, sUperior goods are now offered at GREATLY REDUCED PKICES. GAs FIXTU sell reliable, well-made BOOTS AND SHOES as low (for same qualities) as any sdver- tised prices. ROBERT COREN, 630 PA. AVE. N.W., SOUTH SIDE. n14-8t* ESTABLISHED 1838, MOST COMPLETE STUCK SHOWN IN THIS CITY. SELLING AT COST A BEAUTIFUL LOY UF IMPOKTED BRONZES. b¥-eolm Be PELITY AND DEPOSIT comPANY, 7 SORTH, CALY LT SEREET, BAI Ke" YOU PERFECTLY SATISFIED With the Tone, Style and Finish of your present Piano? If not call at the BRADBURY PALACE OF MUSIC, 1225 Pennsylvania ave., and hear tho “sweet- toned Bradbury.” Cases of English oak, antique care Vide e300 mahogany, Circassian walnut, rosewood and cherry. BECOMES SUKETY _~ MANAGES ESTATES. Sold for cash or on easy monthly payments of $10, ACTS AS REGISTRAR. ‘Old Squares taken in exchange, pls-23t BECEIVES DEPOSITS Ln . MAKES LOANS. CLINTON P PAINE, President ELDEL cee ta Gen'l Manager. dine iT Be EARSEIG ag Ce IORATIO. BROWNING of More than $750,000 cash paid paid to Washington Citizens Four Years. LIFE AND INVESTMENT INSUBANCL. Note our Investment and Life Policies payable by monthly paymenta, All the advantages of Industrial Insurance at half the cost, with immediate benefit, THE LARGEST LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY SOUTH OF PHILADELPHIA, $20,000,000 OF INSURANCE REPRESENTED, Agents wanted. Apply at office, CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK BUILDING, WASHINGTOX, D.C. Ke, Mine THER TOMORROW lure on the dtiustic esate mar Sinds; four Sunday and Monday. ee ABSAVING OF 20 PER CENT. Our Price on Best Boards, $1.15 PER 100 FEET. ‘The regular price elsewhere on same Lumber 81.35 PER 100 FEET. LIBBEY, BITTINGER & MILLER, Gth st. and New York ave, THANKSGIVING AT KIGGS MARKET. Market STI be Sct en WEDNESDAY, Thanks. m. No market on Thanke- aay. by of the Comumt-nioucrs. it azz Bice | wiving wiv er VIEW. ‘We have still a number of fine lots (suit- able for building aites) for sale in this sub- division. ‘These lote afford the double inducement of investment and speculation, combining, 4s thoy do, the advantages of high elevation and beautiful scenery, together with their immediate proximity to the rapidly grow- ing northwestern section of the eity. The subdivision is immediately on theline of the electric railway, and is alsoapproschea by many of the best known and most attrac- tive drives in the District, Conservative buyers, whether in search of homes or investment, will find in these lots excellont opportunities for profitable pur- chase, ‘THOS, J. FISHER & CO, 1924 F at, ow, U, i UB. Rei: Br oheariee ae saan 54 1 ‘States aud by man: ill pot world. Pleinest ‘ontrack Bask ‘Dead rest sii e MUKGAN, 1333 F A-im 7 fae ae are et = ir sopention to be rurpose, Ei By Pre E. Cay Jot it.» OF ah eae 1238 Pa ave, ae NOVEMBER 1, 1300. | i un rt be bel LOuy lors" em, Bas thie. day ‘been dissolved by Wat C LEWIS, PARKS. terest of iif. Parks in the i continge businegs 06 be- ont the same firm ame and solicit c WM. C. LEWIS, of the patronage of our friends. POET 0 and BAT DING 90 andon TDESDAY and Baa Sot RINGS ate tor adultes Mrs oon DYER. formerly Mra. Flora. Denison. — n2 o >08SCAR CHET, OP CPHOLSTERER AND Puperhanger, has wo 220 K st. nw. Carpets Inid s spec! ialty, n20-3t* DR LEAVING, 1c: BOSSE HAR, REMOVED his offic Hat. Bw. Hours 10 to 12:30, ws. ‘elon 663. n LLOYD 1. JACKSU: EDWIN WARFIFLD,) Vice Fresidenta, GEORGE W. BISHGE: Treasurer. E BOSLEK, Secretary. Revemeo surety on bonds st Executors, Administra tory, Guardians. Kecervers: Trustees, &c., abd ia all shes 10 Judicial proc Gusreuiters the Bdelity of salaried officers, clerks ana employes. ‘Keeeives money on deposit subject to check, and al- ereon. Jows interes: Makes loans ou approved collateral and Mo: ortgages, ‘a legal depository for Court aud Trust fun: Estates ior Executors, Adminsetreters, Guardiass, Trustees, &c, Collects ronty incomes, Bc. POOLE & KNOTT, Generaleaventa, 018-0%m 610 13th st. nw »DEA Wy, SWEDBERG, GRADUATE ONTA- nary College, desires to inform Clenteand ¢ the ceueral public that bis headquarters ie at the © aia,” Hat. bet 13th aud 14th u.w. ‘Tel- ephone, 166. ni-tin pence anna. =... BY CONGRESS 1818 BANELIN INSURANCE CO, of Washington, D.C, CAPITAL AND SURPLUS.... $335,000.00 Bas never contested a loss by fire, but always makes Brompt and liberal adjustments. Da DAN'L B. CLARKE, Presh GEO. E LEMON, Vice Prost, CERTIFICATES OF tbe jues. jethods EDR & a & xGubich 407 10th at, Loe —=— FIRST PAYMENT—20TH 198UE NOVEMBER, 1890. EQUITABLE ©O-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION, “EQUITABLE BUILDING." 1003 F ST. Assets €1,155,208.21. Office hours from 9 a/m. to 4:40 p.m. daily, On the first Wednesday in each month the office will bo open from 6 to 8 o'clock p.m, Advances will be made promptly at 7 o'clock. The 20th issue of stcok is open for subscription. ‘Sbares are £2.50 per month. 1,U00advaneed on each share, Tamphiets explaining the objects and advantages of the Association are turnished upon application THOMAS SOMEKVILLE, Pres’t INO. JOY EDBON, Sec’ry. n7 ¥OU CAN ALWAYS SAVE MONEY BY haviue your Latrobes, TORE properly attended "to." 7 weuty Latrobes im stock: prices to suit oe bimonds’ ». 1K. ulver Furnaces, and upward. Kecent in.provemente ineture abd ware house, sud wort shop uy sear aive the unequaled facilities for handituy ail, clashes of re ving Eta rk with dis) ob. 1 of eve ee i= Lhe CHAS. 8 BRADLEY, Treas, IXo SOLAN te Poave: “Telepitone bode? . ' ~ = = ie ar the, rehabl WILL P BOTELER, Asst, Secy. o27-3m | EGOTHERS, the mest extensive rae dealers in tue country. LACE CURIAINS ‘called iy taken down and laundried with a FAIOR FINISH 50 CENIS PEL: PAIR, @uarantecu in every particular. YALE STEAM LAUNDRY, GZZ 10th et., near cor. of ¥. WH WALKER bo, NOVICE OF FORLELTURE OF. oes wekbolders in the Linotype Company of MWe bistnct of Columbia who have tiled te pay the Ansensmuents heretofore ordered by the Compan: hereby noufied that their at mente by law. (See. Gud, Revined meat pistutes of the U.S, relating to the Distric tumbia. ‘By order of the Board of Trustees = EL M. J Telephone call—1092-3. 915-3m Soxpay Scroor Liza Booxs (Of tho best publishers in lange assortment and at the lowest prices. Ali Sunday School Instruction Papers and Kequisites on the best terms. (Christmas Cantatas aud Concert Exercises, ©. C, PUBSELL, Bookseller, 418 9TH BT. N. ie. @¥e. b. aan bone 4 Lok. aenetaut secreiary sed reasurer. Sole MILLEK, Vice Frew iu charwe af fuel Os 818-34m. 1p E SHIRTS —THIS IN THE best time to place your urder, as a shirt is more comfortable jor summer wear after havin Leen Worn through the winter. With a““shirt Fac the Bh => OUR THANKSGIVING OFFERING. Viasverersand — te iaanctall other who ized Us the past . pent #0 weneroual, Gez Tur Busz "eels samroentof 18 rr THE CONCORD HARKESS, tea a a dincout 1G" t cout on ail Mer a purchaed froin ‘a Monday, we 17th ——_ Saco SESGTVISG i DAY. All goods fully warranted 497 Pens. ave., adjoining National Hotel CHAS. T. CART: Horve Blankets and Lap Robes at low prices, ‘3 doors from 6th st, O00 Pe arecaw. ae Aas a H BNOBLE HAS REMOVED HIS office to 1324 New York a n1d-1m* WEDDING OD INVITAT 1ONS-AND CaRDS rinted aliuost equal vont ku- ereviny ming ai30 exevuted Ali other printing as Usual at lowest rates, BYRON S. ADAMS, B12 1ithst. n.w., 26-3m Three doors below W. B. Moses & Sona. SP Ane Now prepared TO SHOW OUR WINTER STOCK OF CARRIAGES, ing all the latest styles of Broughams, Exteusiontirout. Droughausa, Deut” Cee bo, Berlin Couches, 81%-<eat ockewayy and coups F styles are exclusive aud Stable ‘Belouwius i ie large = ‘ SONS, New Warerocius, 1028 and 1050 Con ave, P. 8,_We keep overs article for the Horas, Buable aud Carriages ‘Didi Bet Sarr UAL BosPrTaL, Did you ever think that is what the church is; 8 place for the treatuient of moral disease? A place to try to get better, little by Uttle, according to your strength, COME TO THE MISSION at ST. JAMES CHURCH, Sth st. bet. Band Cn. e, BEY, FATHER HUNTINGTON, Order of the Holy Cross, ‘Missioner. ‘Mismon December 6 10 December 21, 1890. Bervices announced later, 317-6 ‘TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN! ‘The time has arrived when persons who owe bills must psy them or lose their credit. Do nof take offense when you receive our notices, wut if you sre unable to pay go aud make some ar- rangement with the party you owe towards a scttle- ment. What we want is protection for our merchants ‘agsiuet that clase of persons who can, but will not pay ‘their bills, ‘Those pertons who have failed to make any arrange- ‘ment for settling their bilix after having been prop- erly notified will be reported to the membersof the Merchants’ Mutual Protective Usion December 1 as ‘unworthy of har aeg Se We hope ine rm, oom, wk oe ho jailed caomaeeenee J. B. BROWN, Manager, n8-1m Room 15, Central National Se ee RCH Fain! oe Preaching 11 by Kev. Dr, 1 Gusler. "A730 pum. bythe pastor, De ARK'S LUTHERAN CHURCH, ae Cu oe ee is Preaching at 1 —Sun schoo! at 9:30 am, oa on. eat free, November 2 PAUL'S ENGLISH Lora Church, corner 11th and. H 8! for,“ Torsorrow morning aba oveninit ai ay 1 . ganday school 98 0:80. YP. Ssryexeon 2 AES Sem ORIY ik ie banks. URTH STREET M. E. CHURCH. im end 7:30 Pm. preaching by the pastor. Continuation of ve Ung MEU, Subject Lor evening sermon, “"A Highway Scene.” All wtranicers are welcome. ie FIRST CONGREGATIONAL {QHURCH, ‘cornet 10th ani @ ‘The pastor, Ney 3 M. Newman. DD will preach at ond sermon, upor Chrlat's Grest iuvitation,a Bam. upon “Ihe Power of Chrixt Atons dl of pew Gules Music led by Dr. Bischoff, organist. well, formerly » member of this choir, but for ibe ast eighteen months studying in Europe, will solo at the morning service Sunday school, Sitbatm ‘ch tian Endeavor miceti au. 1 MOUNT VERNON PL. ACE ME, CHURCH RS Houth, cor. of Hil and K sts. nw. —servize Ww ightman, | D.D. % re Atphaeet ot {be Hchool of Christ 7: 20 Hea Sun al sche me ‘Wedmaeiay x arg wiving service Thure: y Invited to the LUTHER PLACE MEMORIAL CHURCIL— At 1A preacking by pastor, J. @- Iiutier, tt y Butler; schools, anid bs ¥. “Thhanikogiviug sevice Thuewus: VERMONT AVE. CHRISTIAN CaUKGH . Lower. puator, will preach at, 11 a.m. ‘people's meeting 6:30, an addrexs by hire Bra flea L. cree ‘New York, subjects “Our Inherit Bee THE NATIONAL LIFE-MATURITY CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, CORNER | % METROPOLITAN PRESBYTERIAN = Tes Come ARTY 2M | SALARY Pree Samuel I Greene, Church, 4th and Bats. ee. Rev, Joln z achool, 36 am. the | Chester, D, Dy baste Preaching erties tainorvw A WASHINGTON INSTITUTION, Pastor, 1} a.m, and 7: "0 p. Soaiden after eYgRine | S12 ath. snd'7-30 pm. Subject in the evens MAN. ASHE USINESS MEN. | Sermon. | Keudall ‘Branch, cor. 134 and D lessames to the ches in Boo) velatio ADS ARENT OND wi, Rev. Theron QutwMter, pasior. Sum Mectings ‘Tuesday and Thursday at 730 p.m. i OFFIcERs: $s ae tik ete cea ee ti ern a SCION ee vi uperintendent.. nday - York w: OF BALTIMORE CITY. wong ir are eee Gonitally invited to these eervices. — Ha ges SP ot. nw. Suny eventing, Not. Ze Exae rico bt THE NEW YORK AVE PRESBYTERIAN at 7:20 o'clock, uhical Boe! Ti Doctrines Tis Work.” the mOst diaile tae nes and Its Work, Public most cor RESLEY. East oo. SUH AND Fy Fr oF. bunday ec PS Shatter atid asm. and 7-30 bas, “Berviceswil'be eld event during the 7:30, Her. C. U. taaae of Baltimore ansisttnse >FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, 16TH 8ST, see Sepa bean ma —-. A. Stakely, DD, pastor. Sunday ech tine fia. and 7:30 p.m. "ioiine People's ‘ioewrc ‘Christin Endeavor 6:30 pm, All cordially mvited to attend 1 AMOS s FOREHEADS" 18 PASTOR E Hez Sw abject Sunday wight 7:3 polock, | Proschi ahi 11 an. by the pastor, frov. Second Baptist Church, un st: and ve, ene at SEMBLY PRE BYTERIAN CHUKOH, corner atl bag ow ‘Preach: the pastor, Rov. G ponsive and praise sei ih the eventuy serniou, .CLNTRAL UNION MISSION, 930 PA. ‘ave. Dr, Pitzer of the Cent ssby terian 7:45. Sunday, te Mr Dee Kelley of the Fours Preaby tein Phuket wall aveak, Sunday, Bros. Bailey aud - Gospel services daily 13 m. and 7:30 p.2. Enstch misetoe aneetin sual (eee bulletins. Spo- cial praise service Tuaukegiving day 12 v'clock, ‘Tia tribution of food, clothing and fuel to tho poor on lana“ es huteder next, Contribut ations .90- UL'S CHURCH, 23D Big NEAR Washington Circle n.w., Kev. Alfred Hard- ius, Fector.—All neats f and 11 a.m; chora Preaching by the pastur, key. B. N pis wamiversary of u 2 * A varieiy of apeekcr recitation Singing. thankegiving service at 11° aim. the the are invi OT BT. Ua... x day uchool; ‘Ti em. and 730 pean: Preaching by pas- tor; subject for morning, “Leayes;” 6:30, Christan Endeavor; 7:30 Wednesday praye es ae ¥.M.C.A, 1409 N.Y. AVE. N. INDAY, i230 put gospel shsting ios siento ai rews by Kev. ley of the Central Union in Let the res hall be crowded. ‘Young meeting Tuesday, 8 = SuNiON ME CHURCH, Rey. Joel iro: ROH ASCE Dr Join EH Ellie, sector tt etn end m. Inthe evening scats free. Leaflets used, Subject Ww hy Do We Have the Christian Year? 1t THERE WILL BE A MRE’ ‘LING IN BUN- day school room af Eri hany Church on Aobsay evening, November 24 P.mn.cunder the auspices of the local council of, if the Brotheriiood of St from xbroad will interest ali who ers attend’ All clergymen aud layiuen interested ure cor+ dially invited. WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE Union.—Mrs. Helen L. Bullock, New York State superintendent narcotics, will lecture on “Our roux Inheritance” at Veriuout Avenue Christian Ghurch Sunday evening, 7:30. She will also address She Temperance Band of Hope at enme place ut quarter of. “su ch Always Up or Down. Wich?” ipa auina ¥, phe! tons District Supt. Narcotics. TEACH CIGARETTES! SAVE THE BOYS. Ke aud Parente interested in th show => WASHINGTON CONSISTO)} 'b, K—Stated rendezvous will be held Aud Masonic Hall, cor. ¥ ey TUESDAY, ay PUBLIC” TEMPE, meeting, Clabaugh Hall, 3620 14th will commence at 7:30 pin. tomorrow, Good speak gracnwacd. Ars. F- Miller and Billy Boyd wilt cua duct the meeting.“ Everybody welcou {HE EXERCISES COMMEMORATIVE OF the introduction of the Order of Good ‘Ten- Plars in this District twenty-five y: seo will With a service LUMORKOW EVEN, t the Metru- politan M.E-Churchwhen Dr Corey, realtprescl te Biversary geriuon. On MONDAY EVENING, at 7 smecting will be held at Cou Aue TOTAL ABSTINENCE UNION ae, id a grand public fomperauice weetiny at Vaszll Instivute Ga Be NV. Sth, at Wi Fenn ego a spank ig aire EA Chambers ps Pins, MECHABITES, ATTENTION—BY OFFI- Sa invitation ail Kechabites oe the yarn umn ction of the Graud ‘Lent of the District are requested to participate pete Jim the Good ‘tem: plar’a quarto-ven te Congreya- Honal Chureb, MONDAY EVENING, Brier staat VODs URD, G. L “HIFALTERSON, G.5. = itt ‘A CALL I8 MADE FOR THE LADIES OF {he exchange to meet At the parlors uf the Witodaughsis, 1406 G st. n.w., 4ULO DAY, Rov, 25, Same. [ety WOMANS EXCHANGE, THANKSGIVING: SERVICE AT THE C.A.. 1409 New York ave, 1, worming, November 27, 1500. at 9: ost delightful religious service of the yer coruisliy invited. Meeting closes promptly, Lot everybody come. HE ANNUAL MEETING OF TE orray TOCK- 8 of the AMT wil be pet at the offi te companys 11 Met m., for the purpose of ee jug directors for the ensuiiy year aud Tor the transaction of such othe: busiless aa tiay PFO = erly come before it, Polis open from 2 until 2:49 pan, ‘Transfer books close Nov. 20. Me G. EME. 2-60 President. FOR YOUR CAREFUL CONSIDERATION. iu no otber manner can # man so safely and profitably invest small sums in aunual pay- ineuts us he cun in Life Insurance. 1u Lo other MuuUOEF Cau ws TAN secure proiéction to. his estate or heirs aud at the same tie huye lis Mouey carving a+ large wo promt as in Lite Insurance. We take 110 comparison with rinky schemes und iuvestiuents, 10 You do Noe wane to run any risks in Life Insurance, You want fo feel that slonld you die your beins wll Foouive the sull value of your policy, wud Want to feel that should you live uutl it matures you will ‘et tue face value of your Policy, with a qood round sum added to it ii the shape of a dividend. 4 hut 1s what we promise You. We dave duue it ig the past sud shall fontinue to do tap the future: du tack as our business grows the dividends to our policy Holdere ttcreuse. "Write for Pamphlets and further information, WES & BA BU LL, Tho Equitable Lite Assurance Society, 1326 F st_n.w. —" YOU HAVE Any definite idea of the kind you want, doubtiess we have something that will fll the bill, If you bave no special fancy, strange if among so wany kinds you canuot find satis- fuction. Let us help you to pick out your Winter Overcoat, $12 to $35. GEORGE SPRANSY, Oue-price Clothier, azz 434 7th at ow. HOTEL JOHNSON CAFE — LYNN HAVEN iiay, hockaway and saddle sock Oyster (wold iat, qt ON BOOKS OF of Washington 4th Will Go opened MONDAY MOLKX Puage a Geuttal Natal Bank buil ma 9. nest HED. Ge. Nou Becrouury. Be THA scrviG PIES AND PUDDINGS School of Cookery, 612 12th st. mw, Sass CH AS PRESENTS— au Ta {HONG & CO, 549 11th Just_below F at for the huliday woaceete CED Sith RS cit minyniticeut tock of K hinese and ¥: Drie-a- co; MEMORY ‘Gtex AekkGiaLa aM At pays to Say routine eoda at our prices. ifs of mutations, — 7. ME COURT Se DEriicr or conoubrs, OY THE Marry M. Martin vs. Hein BM. Martin 1 ierety, ani FLOWERS AND PLANTS cae beemiinte Sar a ‘Church, cor. 17th and P st ee voure Gaus nng a SRoonae y Hastor, Key, ling N. Brown. "sub, 7:30 all to young Thursday, 1 a e men.” A am. and ae saving servis 1 music by t if CHURCH er Sth an rid Ret rector.—suuday services, % ilam., tru, 30 pn. All seats free except at 11° o'clock service.* @ ALL SOULS’ CHURCH (UNITAKI cor 14th and L n.w.—Sunday services, con: gucted by Key. Rush K. 8 Shijipen, pastoryat 11am Pan. Bible class aud sunday school 9: KESUYTERIAN gHuncs OTH yt bet: G aud Uw ae 2 Kelly, pastor. aching by tle pastor at 11a, Young peo- plo's prayer meeting y Bible read- » DK at S pain, ikagiving tay: services Ain) be ob- served in union with Firat, Assetubly's and Central churches at Sunderland's church, 45¢ st, at 11a. m. nerabge are wade welcome at all services. 1t a KAL UNION MISSION, 930 PAL ave.—Thankesiving Day will be observed aa usuas by @ special praise service trom Lz m. to L p.m., oud a distribution of os sat Sud clothing to th poor of Our c: je friebds of the iasion and the benevolent of yee are cordinily invited to par- icipate im this char ty by contributing provisions and ciothing for men, wonin and children or fande to purchase the same. I ‘oid uuposition the couuition an.t needs of every Srecipient wil sud only the worthy relievs cant the 12 o'clock eer CH, CORNER Mtn new, Reve HOt Savion De, yasior,Sunday school, Preaching the theesy’t dl am, apd 7 pan. Young peo d:13 lnaecration tneetings Tuesta ‘Lure ii Fe rmRO} site pastor. subjec vrayer ‘meeting ‘Thursday evening at public cordially invited. sag! WAUGH ME. CHURCH, 3D AND A ev. ee +. Gibson, D.D., pastor, at u Special services during the pockiat wat 1:40 pane, besept Retalas A contiauy Bt i aereretee WESLEY ZION A. M.E. Church, Key IHG. + Dyson. pastor.—Preacli. \ STS. RMED CHURCH, 15TH between Kiiode Island ave sad P stie Vive wervice tomorrow at Li am, aud 7:30 p.m. Sere ‘Tbaukswiving day at 10am, pat g>LINCOLN MEMORIAL CHURCH RE- Biya) 12th and ig sta, ie atl in Hoar Fombiel, Evauwolists, Mr. aiid Mra. Wharton, at ben sree i 30 a ge mett sud re- of 'nieabers, ‘Thankegiving d Bay ‘meeting 4 aud 7 pra, All vite, joore, pastor. p> NEW CHURCH. “REV. FRANK Will preach at the Church of Cats Dupont Circle at 11 ‘nu. Subjects “The Des vie it ota asket.” Gen. xl"1G, Sunday echool und adult clave at 13:19, Evenacng: with brief ible exposition, ato p. 5 Vi serv Siterne for the ibe e Society. Soc mee »MCKENDicEE M.E. CHURCH, MA bet. Oth and 1th ae a. oss “AYE ¢ Herbert Itc » Rev. J. McKendree DD. ¥ acheok at rs CHURCH OF QUE FATHER (ONIVER- rome alist), 18th and L n.w.—Services se 1] oe 0 pam Freachins by the uewiy elected re Sa ws threes Sunday school at cordially” a EST | ME’ nrch, {tis tnd Mois Dw. the vastor itev's keeve Siurray. at1l am. and a Yixukweiving service Thursday at 11 uublie Anvited, EONGUEGATIONAL H. sm PLEASA) rch, Kev, Snr Preaching oF ‘the pas torat lam. At 7:30 yore of file jeorion uf ta crzices Sunday school at , and Christian Eudeavor mesing Thabkexiving day at 1] am, Diacoume ty its ies iD CHURCH.—PREACHING = il by Di Riley, presiding elder: at 7:30 by Dr. Price. Thuukeyiviug service Thursday ev nin Mass-ruceting Chrttiaw Endeavor Societies at 7:30 Friday. All welcom: A. i Metley, pas ooking Thiused 1URC! COR. 9TH AND 8 5 tor. —I Ne 6:50 p.m. Prayerinee METROPOLITAN | BAPTIST CHURCH, te Oy De, ‘Willis Pate pia dae Mi. re eC. 7 ka Siving acevicen et Retreetitan BESS, Church. te ST. JOHN'S CHURCH, GEORGETOWN, cor. O and Potomac Miele Gartee e ion at Sam cleir, Bwangers al MEAN BAPTIST CHURCH, 18TH ete Bw ‘dia Waa beeiok. Preach: Hae 1 diam, and 7 _ Pan. os Pieiux‘esrvions e free. “All ure welcome.” ae TABERNACLE, OTH AND B BTS. 8.W— Preaching at 11 am. and 7:30 p.m, by the Kev. Wm. ©. scofleid, Sunday school at om. Christiwn Endeavor, Tuesday evening at 7:30, F t EST. Birrisy ¢ Siew E NEAR 6TH w. img at 11 Euphrates’ Christian endeavor, ASBURY ME. CHURCH, REV. J. W. B Bowen, Ph.D., pastor.—11im., sermon by. pe pastor: 7:0 p.m. sermon by Kev J-'A. Brown of South Car sunday school am. Song we 4 pam, Gce> SECOND BavtisT CHURCH. SD. s7, ship Of Christ *S Pine, eB aeetnn, basen iy ee Gardozs, principal of High School, nga daca ow. GRAND REOPENING AND eae se Soenrfour aaa ist Churel, west, Church: 47:36 pa Sit Jezieel ‘Baptist Church, Kobisison, pastor. iE METHODIST HOM Sg TET re sbervices Sa charce the ladies of terented invited. BIXTH FRESBYIERIAN, OTH AND_o ae Ton Thasikagiving services st te haa. oa | hear Baw., Thuradey at 11, Sermon by Dr Hershey: ‘Vv, ANDERSON zAOR. OF RICH- mend, Va. will conduct ck the sericea at ashi: ‘23d instant, %. at Taptist Church on Sunday, the am med Trans Fespectivel, SPIRITUALISM a a ng in 1412 Fa ave, every Sunday, so Bil Uh aed. aber and injrovnscee Rt for it | November pul foc the a cts for lecture g and mare itlh 721 Gi “Sth at a ities Mdsueis’ Gosia tle ot Wonn's Ball “Good Enough tor Anybody and Cheap Enough for Everybody.” A FEW Wonps PERsoxaL. That Tas Everrxa Star shonid exemplify the sentiment quoted above has been the steady purpose of its present management ever since it aseamed control of the paper, Its con- stant aim has been to print alithe news, local, dom: ic and foreign, at the earliest moment Possible; to comment upon it intelligently; to discuss all questions affecting its readers dis- Passionately and fairly; to stand up always and firmly for the rights and interests of th People of Washington and the District of Co- Jambi to become, in short, a complete, high- class family newspaper, which would be re- regarded as, and actually becom daily necessity to the membors of a ery household within its reach. How far this high ideal has beon realized, in the estimation of the public, the phenomenal circulation of ‘Tue Sran attests in most unmistakable terms, To the ends its conductors have ever kept in view, patient industry, sleopless energy, judi- cious enterprise, fair dealing, honesty of pur- Pose, and unstinted expenditures in the pro- curement of news and in providing an outfit of the best and fastest printing machinery in the world, have been inseparably united. So much for the past, with which the people of Wash- ington are familiar, As the future may be judged by it, so, therefore, the readers of the Paper may feel assured that the high position it has reached will always be maintained, and # still higher point touched and held if possible. Asits patrons know, it has always beon tho rule of the paper that the constantly increas- ing demands for advertising space should not be allowed to curtail the room necessary to keep its readers fully posted in all the happen- ings of the world which properly interest intel- ligent and right-minded people, and, further- more, that in typographical appearance its Pages should be at least equal to those of any deily paper in the country. For some time past, with the space at command, it has been difficult to harmonize the opposing demands of advertising and rending matter, while the high standard of typographical excellence has not | been maintained as completely as could be de- | sired. Accordingly, for the purpose of serving to the fallest extent the interests of all its patrons, ‘Tne Stan will on Monday next appear in a new and beautiful dress throughout, and coincident with that event its eight comely pages will be permanently enlarged to eight columns each, in lieu of seven, as now—making an increase in the size of the regular issues of the Paper equal to an addition of and one-seventh to a page its presont form, This important enlargement will make Tur Stan one of the very largest duily newspapers | in the United States, and, indeed, in the world, as it has long been acknowledged to be one of the best and handsomest. With the enlargements and improvements made in the paper from time to time, as its patronage justified, its readers are more or less familiar, in @ general way; but a single | illustrative comparison out of a number which might be cited will bring that point more plainly into view. When its present conduct- ors took charge of the paper, now a little more than twenty-three years ago, it consisted of only four pages, in size 1534 by 2034 inches, each, thus furnishing » total of 1271 square inches of print per day. On and after Monday next there will be eight pages, each 183; by 2234 inches in size, thus giving to the patrons of the paper an aggregate of $350 square inches of printed matter daily, or nearly three times as much as was originally furnished. It may be said here, also, that within the period named the expenses of carrying on each and every department of the paper have increased’ in even greater proportion than the size of the paper, and in some of them as much as four or five fold; but, notwithstanding all the great benefits the readers of the paper have thereby reaped, both in the larger quantity and better quality of rending matter furnished, its cost, fo them, has not been ad- vanced so much as the least fraction of s far- thing. The price at which it is furnished now is precisely the same as when tho present man- agement assumed contro!,—viz: 2 cents per single copy, at the office, and 44 cents per month, delivered to subscribers at their resi- dence anywhere in the city. This isa business record of which we think any enterprise or establishment might be justly proud, And so of the future, of which the past is a pledge, As heretofore, so here- after no expense or pains will be spared to keep Tue Star at the “very fore front of journalism,” and to make it, as it has always beer, “Good Enough for Anybody, and Cheap Enough for Everybody.” Washington News and Gossip. Govzaymext Becerrrs Topay.— Internal Fevenue, $446,875; customs, $551,660, Ax Isprax Commisstonen.—The President has appointed John W. Lewis of Kentucky a member of the Puyallu Vice Will Cumbach of ladians Indian commission, declinea. A Restoration axp 4 Promorion,—Edwin B. Niver of New York, a clerk of class 3, sixth auditor's office, has resigned. Wilhs B. Holder bas ee from $900 to $1,000 in the office of second auditor of the Treasury, Axx. Sarg at Prxz Rivar Acrxcy.—Mr. F. H. Shock of 1404 15th street northwest, whose 22 | daughter Emma is with her husband, Mr. Cor- tention to newspaper reports,” Pzrsonat.—Gov. Jobn of J Miss,, and E.A. Hildrath of Wheel- fre at’ the Rigge House Diem attle, Wash., F. Simonson s ton sf Milwaukee, THIRTY-FIVE INJURED: Serious Casualties Attending the Fall of a Jersey City Building. STOCKS STRONG AND STEADY. Preparing to Receive the Brazilian Squadron at New York. es NEWS FROM THE INDIAN COUNTRY, —— BURIED UNDER MANY BRICKS, A Number of Workmen Injured by @ Falling Wall. denser Crry, N. J., Nov, 22.—The wall of a brick building which Wells, Fargo & Co. are erecting on Pavonin avenue near Cole street suddeniy fell at 9:30 this morning, burying « Jarge number of workmen in the debria, The police, firemen and ambulances were soon on the spot, and the work of extricating the buried men commenced. From underneath the big pile of brick and timbers were heard faint calls for help, “We are being crashed to death!” “For God's sake help us out!” While willing hands tore away the bricks from the maimed limbs of the men underneath others pulled away iron girders and heavy blocks of wood, As fast as the ambulances arrived the injured meu were put into them and sent te tho hospital. THIRTY-FIVE TAKEN OUT. By 10:30 eight masons, twelve iron workers and fifteen laborers had been taken out and sent to the hospital. Owing to the confusion their nay could not be learned. The injuries of some are regarded as fatal and it is probable a number of them will die. One man is kuown to be dead. bis body lymg crushed be- neath the heavy iron girders and the first Soor. ‘Thus far the men have been unable to pull the girders off. The mason work was being done by Michael Brennan and at the time of the crash he was superintending, but was uninjured. The irom work was being done by Post & McCord of New York, Itis understood that the iron girders which were used in tho construction of the building were entirely too heavy for the brick work and their weight tore down the east wall, while the other wa.ls remain standing. The injured men are still being taken out and itis believed there are yet a number in the ruins, TWO DEAD BODIES REMOVER, Larer.—The dead body of George Barke, an iron worker, was taken out about 11 o'clock, It is now known that only ten men were sent to the hospital. They are seriously injured, some of them probably fatally, Their namse are Nicoly Cedrano, right leg fractured and contu- ci . serious contusions on the side and seslp wound; Thomas Kerr, wound on the forehead: Nicolo ¢ urano, broke his col- lar bone Nicolo Gelult, Euil Hagen, shoulder and arm red; Italian, name unknown, badly braised. se are all in St. Francis Hospital, ‘The other men were sent home after having their wounds dressed. Among the latter was ch ‘Thomas ho hada bad scalp wound, About 11:30 o'clock the dead body of John Barrett of 27th street and 7th avenue, New York city was, taken out of the runing” It is now feared that two or three other bodies are in the ruins, — PROSPECTS OF AN OUTBREAK, The Situation at the Indian Reserva- tions Serious. Curcaco, Nov. 22—The situation at the Indiaa reservations in Montana and the Dakotas is much more serious than the public at large thinks, Sosays Frank White, and he | certainly ought to know. Mr. White is the government interpreter at Pine Ridge agency and is one of the best posted persons in the country as to the feelings of the Indians jover the Messiah craze. For the past two days White has been in this city, Hi esight hus been gradually failing, until he was threat- ened with total blindness, and it was to pre- ent this that he came to Chicago for treat- ment, Now his fears have been aroused for the of his family, and yesterday morning he started for his home to look after his wife and children, Mr. White has some Indian blood in his veins and his knowledge of the Indians and of their languages gained for him the appoint- | ment as an interpreter, a position that he has held for along time. Duriag Gen. Miles’ re- cent trip throrgh the northwest White accompanied him and was the mouth piece through which the soldier communicated with the redskins, White says that there is danger of an uprising of the Indians at any mo- meni, The redskins during the past few years have thoroughly armed themselves and ‘have sufficient auumunition to last them for many months. As wars brought about by religious excite- ment have always been more bloody and more bitterly contested than others it is feared that an uprising now would mean the death of hun- | dreds of settlors before the troops could be sent to their assistance. Mr. White says that the Messiah craze, which originated in Montana, has now spread through the whole north- west, aud that in the five reser- vations within a radius of 200 miles around Pine Kidge agency the Indians are half crazed and that the slightest thing would now start them on the war path, That they will make an attack very soon be has no doubt, as there have alwuys been pienty of chiefs and discontented braves in the tribes who would be glad to see a war commenced at any time, and who will take advantage of the present excitement to force am outbreak, MATERIAL ADVANCES MARKED. The Dealings in New York Stocks Show Activity and Strength. New You, Nov. 22—There was nothing im the News this morning to change the temper of the stock market, aud the dealings therefore continued to show the activity and strength of yesterday,with the result of marking material advances over the entire list. First prices were all higher, the gains being fractional in all ex- cept Missouri Pacifie and Canada Southern, each of which was up 1'g per cent from last night. ‘There was great animation shown, especially in St. Paul, Union Pacific, Northern Pacific pre- ferred, Atchison, Richmond end West Point and Rock Island, and all of those stocks with 4 the exception of Missouri Pacific and Northern Pacitic preferred showed material advances be- fore the endof the hour. Lackawanna and Rock Island each rose 13g per cent, Union Pacific 13, Louisville and Nashville and and refineries each 1, Colorado coal 134, Rich- mond and West Point preferred 1, St Paul % and others generally large fractions. The urgent demand of the early trading slacked away toward 11 o'clock and there was « partial reaction, while the Villards showed considerable weakness, Northern Pacific com- mon retiring nearly 1 per cent. There was no material progress made in the downward direction, however, and at 11 o'clock the mar- ket active and firm at close to the best prices reached. Money has been easy, with no loans, but offered at 5 cent. In the stock market after 11 o'clock there were no important move- ments, and the volume of business was some- what smaller than during the first hour. The market was inclined tosag and quotationsshaded off slightly all along the line, but Atchison moved up a fraction, and with St Paul led in the dealings. The bank statement showed only ssmall change, though that was sufficient to being the surplus reserve once more above the legal requirementa. The market finally closed active and , with most of the list ator ear the best of the day. WELCOMING BRAZIL’S SHIPS. Lonisi- | #0m0r to Be Paid the Squadron on Its Arrival. New Yonx, Nov, 22—The United States war ships Dolphin and Yorktown will leave the navy yard today for the positions in the lower bay, where they will awsit the arrival of the Bra- afge i f us bl