Evening Star Newspaper, December 6, 1890, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAK BUILDINGS, OL Penssylvania Ave. corner Lith Street, by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, 8 H. KAUFFMANS, Pres't. Tue Evexixo Stan ie served to satscrthers In the POET carrer, on their own aecssunt at 10 Sek 5 FG, es, Mant, “Copinn at the counters = Set aay here “hited States OF Cound TA conte per month. aatant 60 cuenta Sue Stax $1.50 per an. [Entered at the Post Office at Waslinuton, D. C.. as second-class mail matter.) FW-Ali mai) subscriptions must be paid in advance; Bo paper wut lonver than paid fur Rates of advertisine kn vening Star. i ee WASHINGTO » D.C, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1890. ure Fe inrd iw ataviately bare ‘and chemicals. “Its use insures In Geo Ths ceLk SieaTe A at BECKEi’s PAINT STORE, Telephone call WOT int7-Im) 128 300-at. EQUITABLE — CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION, “EQUITABLE BUILDING,” 1003 F ST. Assets 81,155,208.21. Office hours from 9 am. to 4:20 p.m. dally. Om the first Wedneslay in wach month the office will be open from 6 to So'clock p.m. Advances will be made prowptly at 7 o'clock. The 20th issue of stock is ‘open tor subscription. ‘Shares are $2.50 per month. €1,000 advanced on each share. Pamphlets explaining the objects and advantages of the Association are furnished upon application. THOMAS SOMERVILLE, Pres't. JON JOY EDSON. Sec'y. nT Ba ARE Now Preranep TO SHOW OUR WINTER STOCK OF CARRIAGES, ons all the latest styles of Broushams, Stensten treat Sroustaton, Det Coachen, Peri Conebeg, Sty eat Ruckawaze and Co Hocgawaye. Jur styles are exclusive and t pei ara a nish are equal to that of any | ee in the COUntry And excelicd by none. Fine Barneas far suryasees. y= thing itn line ever shown in this city. Our ‘Horse Blankets and ie full and nd complete. The stock ia larwe aud puditelection god. OL GE'S SONS, ‘Now Warerconts, 10:8 suit 1080 Cone sve. ¥P_8.— We keep avery article new forthe Horse, Stabie and Carriage. sme im from the reliable firm of JOHNSON BEOT! EES. the most extensive retail dealers in the coun- ry Be BAROAINS IN ORGANS. MUSICAL NOV. a YOUR COAL, COKE AND WOOD ‘sities, Self-slay; ga CUSTOM- MADE SHIRTS. THIS 1S THE ‘best time to place your order, as. shirt is re romfortable for sumiuer wear after having been worn through the wit With a “Shirt Factory’ the preiuies under the inanageaient of « practical and We rienced cutier We are prepared to execute ull oniers felt with ws at short uotiee, Kuaranteeine in every instance & "perfect Mt” and wniite satistaction. uedm WOODWAKD & LUTHKOP. Tar How Bie. ‘The Oxford and other editions for Family, Student, Teacher and Gifts, ‘Meany kinds of binubig and wany sizesot print. Have ‘Fou seen the Finger New Testament? ©. C. PURSELL, Bookseller, diNgriesT.N.W. READQUARTERS FOR BIBLES, PEAYER BOOKS AND HYMNALS, GIFT BOOKS, CHRISTMAS CAKDS AND BOOKLETS. CALENDARS, ke. WM. BALLANTYNE & SONS, 20-3m-1p, 428 7th at. Bric A Brac, PIANO AND BANQUET LAMPS, BISQUE FIGURES, CANDELABRAS, And many other articles suitable for HOLIDAY PRESENTS. J. W. BOTELER 2 803, 225-1m 023 PENMA. AVE. ¥.W. Suocrven Cares. ALASKA SEAL CAPES, plsin and with Marten Flare collars. WOOL SEAL CAPES, just received. SEAL JACKETS at $90, $100 and upward. All our Seal Skin Wraps are lower in price than they ean be bought for in New York. ‘Fur Trimming, Astracban Capes, Persian Cspes, ‘Plush Capes, Fur Robes for baby carriages, Fur Car- Hinge Kolws ‘Duniap's New York Hats. WILLETT & RUOFF, HATTERS AND FURRIERS, 23m 906 PENN. AVE. $127,000 WORTH OF INE READY-MADE CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS MUST BE SOLD BY JANUARY 15, 1801. fader permit Xo. 127, from the fae the District of Columbians Eres oa which ‘fh we occupy frum the Mhestop. is to be partially reconstructed am and must be turned over to the architect, builders: JANUARY 15, 1801. How to @tspose of our i stock, short period of thue ts the MUMENTOUS QUESTION ro] tor of Build " 2 THE LATE bit i | cube ot re Saturday, Deaemiber 6, 1890. ‘wnanimonsly a el You bave the wrong impression tf Hewilverds That we have learned with, eae Think 1 only do popiar-priced: Pinxters who tailors oct aenplegin thie death this meri Dr. 3 loving. of thix bank con iy trout Sanitary, murside of the #28 and &:30 Snit- raring the etre period of ine are Snitines: evan BUA) terest it tts pronperit Alaus aide the ¢ Na Overs is connection with it as ings ut $0) are Ber coors up to Stockholder and adire-tor “Alonuside of the ‘soit Fu Kesoived, That in his death this bank suatains the Suitimes are anee qualities upto tse ul conservath woe putts ite wn on general ‘Sincerity of his tueniy rerity of his charac ‘we deeply mourn his eres ved wife and reintives or #100 "The price depends on. three thi the style ot cut, the quality. o Cinth and The elegance or the tins: nuInE®. death, and ten- G. WARFIELD SIMPSON, ‘xpert in Trousers,"" — Sth and G sts. n.w. JM MISSIONERS, Qabtuuaons Deve y ronrern: the Comte: fee ive recived oe ith, fetes for th ty of enacting it. Before re- Coutmienoners desire to know any. exist to sail proposed: la a} sewslon si je heart teat armies eatern Kairoad Cobupany 0 Mnia to extend its line into and within ‘the rriet of Cotambe. Crossing the Potomac river a suit- able bride and follor the east bank im an east- ety direction od Oy Ways or Water ieee Georgetown iY Kock creek ond thence nina ave, and 29th or 27th sts. west in Wankttest eens city, fositimary tothe Intenestiom of mld street it ater} a. and turoush reservation So 4 16 theteruinusof said extention near ith st west” at OF ia ‘ti qo Suitable, asset frepeht tations au wars inten W'bOUGLASS. S. We ROSS. IT a OBE iT, Commissioners D.C. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE Fone ee ME ea obi W. Burke of a. complaizants, ys, William A fonts, th eet 0. Lua: Fire et On motion of the complainants, by Nathi. Wi $5dsg of commmal, He by the cort, fith day of "AD. TAN, ivletea That the detendant oe Richund W. ‘Matigy. Hotert W. ‘Matiry, Aljen Maury. Isabelle Maury, Sarah, Mat Magy: Fore ‘Rawle Ropiuon, his wites Wittig ivere sy a of the foregoing resolutions be sent fo his widow, and also to the daily papers of the eity for publication Ni, SHOMPSON, President. 0. H. B. witlté, Cashier, Seo'y, Be" 1 ON THE GROUND FLOOR: € ag meres the follow views as to thy Porting on this hat clestions. PASADENA CITY. PASADENA CITY, TOWN LOTS. TOWN LOTS. Also IACRELOTS! 2ACRELOTS! 5 ACRE LOTS; $25, 850, 8100, $250, 8500 TO PERSONS ABROAD WE WOULD SA¥. feus Kobinson ant ‘The soil is here. M. Bil ete ate date. dy Hihg. Esai hard ©. n ‘The climate is here. ut Namie “Quarles ‘ete, Sonn Whites ane : lined, Att in Kenip, Maury Ker . Taerourarbical position of sivantageiahere. | Dep normed, Lua Gegkoenten cat dele E. ‘The navigable bays and rivers are here. The railroads are here. ‘The current of emigration is coming bere. ‘Men and Women’s thouzhts and interestsare here. Thornton: aiu.. fauae their appearance to bw en feo ke ‘bee ihe: st ae occ forey (40) dye after fs day’ of wrwise the cause with as iu case of lefaulte It is Turtber ordered that a copy oF thir order”, published omer meek for three aiktceseive weeks Defore the said fale daydn tee EVENING GT Altanl in’ the WASHING: SLAW REPORTER. ‘Wond to the wise is sufficient to bring you here. | ‘The object of this suit is the appointment or substi Eerie es waa tution of s new trastee. In the pies stend of Oe Christopher Gratien, deceased. in respect to the Peal es{ate and deed of trust in the optvinal bid set forth. Be AGNER. Tes erGs cer. By tt E adsiavciw 15 minutes by rail to Baltimore. omy >A PROMINENT GENTLE MAN \ : 45 minutes by rail to Washington. ery critien! e: ation of the methods oft juttal Lie cannot tal to. tavoralay ingress ‘23g hours by rail to Philadelphia. S hours by rail to Richmond. 43 uours by rail to New York. 10 hours by rail to Boston. berate aie ie to comprehend its ex- CKALLE & MOKGAN, 1335 F st. it system." 2, THE (TY BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIO’ 913 and 915 F st. n.w., Washington, D.C., ‘Has the best plan devised for securing a home, for the amount usually paid to the lan:llord for rent money advanced in one sam and paid back in small monthly installments. NO AUCTION OF MONEY! NO EXORBITANT PREMIUMS! Any amount LOANED REPAYABLE at the rate of ‘$15 per month per #1,000. ‘Harrison Dingman, Prest. Geo, W. Leach, Vice Prest. Alonzo Tweedale, Sec'y. Andrew Wall, Manager. ©. T. Thompson, Treas. Gen. John E. Smith, Att THE ANNUAL MEETING OF “THE CON- ibuting members of the Washington raining School for Nur be held at the lecture "250 st-n.W.,on WEDNESDAY, December 10,a¢ lock p.m. Dr. H. L. E.’ JOHNSON, z Secretary of Board of Trustecs. en. GUSTAVUS K. SOUTHERN LAND COMPANY, Incorporated under the general laws of the state of ‘Maryland April 7, 1888. CAPITAL STOCK, $150,000. ACTUAL HOLDINGS, $300,000. ‘Washington Office: 44 AND 46 ATLANTIC BUILDING, ROWN HAS RE- moved his office to’ iggy Umildine, 1508 Fentsyivania ave. Crown and Work 3 asec 998 and 900 F: cialty. 2-2 - I S Binisy OES couRT OF THE <r SOLEMN THOUGHT! Martin vs. ‘Wal. —1264; Fe en Chee Eauity Docket 1. ‘This cause beinw referred to me to state the distribu-| Of the many thousands reading this some will ina few days die; all the rest is called to an opportunity’ forgiveness and amendment never be repeated ; perhaps yon. COME TO THE MISSION, ST. JAMES CHURCH, ‘Sth st, between Band Cn.e., REY. FATHER HUNTINGTON, 0; H.C., ‘Missioner, SUNDAYS, December 7, 14and 21. Services: 7:00, 7:45, 10:30, 11:00, 3:00, 3:30, 8:00. 4:30 p.m., men onl; WEEK DAYS: 6:25,7:00,7:30,9-00,:3:00,9:45,5:00,8. G1-Gt__ Mission service and sermon, 8:00 p.w. ly follow. Attention repentance, baptisin, Iife. To some it will fete Sar of sale of real estate of which feats SSP DST he SINT BAY Oe te ton, D. ©. Creditors ant other parties interested in the said sagt Sh Werden poe a rea ht Chatters ff he Mute te ta spin raat ee Se ce iia‘as : “ee “TAMES G. PAYNE, bent ¥ SEHICIAL ENDOWMENT Auditor. nT iON. AS: 419 10TH STREET. IMs PAID MBER, 120, es ‘Total bg heh pe , WE ARE AGENTS FOR en _ OrEE een. <— This Association furnisues pure Life Insurance with- out investuvent feattires at ax low arate an is consistent GENUINE with satety and permanance. ~—— eh DE. JAEGER'S UNDERWEAR. L-plate calendar is un- BRYAN & COMPANY, ae ined a have a full line of a advert sen of Boston and Elliott of Philadelphia. ‘The de- | 210! COR, P AND 15TH ST. signs are ¥ all and see theus. WL MQUEEN: Printer sn Pubitaher, LIOS-TLIG E st. 2 BR" =S AN Account wit 3, DES : << MANU Pactuntee WHOLESALE AND RET; ELRY, antisiie Rhye it aS AND OENERAL 8, 2 Wl hake SE ROE SAY iN Pes wel o3spokn omabmemnsS WOODS & CO., BANKERS, 1106 F ST. N.W. TEACHERS AND, DEALERS ve t DEPOSITS, LOANS, EXCHANGE, COLLECTIONS. | ry Sooblets, cardg. aera ook pictures var tar ksire 7 — ScUAY erapieb ey “adi Wake. Sok Daud nd ‘Surgeons Cut to Cure, DR. W. L. OWEN, EYE AND EAR We ‘We desire to call special attentign to onr certificates -| Ke. Ey pills enrages Fiat Pe a Prcaryeinnrnern saben | ST Ura Siew of wetthnn ri ou LAME stock tue SMALL pace oa MONDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1800, AT 19 O'CLOCK A.M, Fig ghal throw our doors wide open to the pubic, and LOOK OUT FOR SQUALLs, Bou! THEIR BUBBLE we cut tog dee Ut is all the eae cate BS SIPS CET SIRES | pee arene Muara, eae See Samael nice tases homme FOR NEATNESS AND DURABILITY THEY B: = E WORLD. ast Lot m6 Lot 7500 Lot SIS “ae Oresy e540 Let sei7 Lot 22 e156 “85.7. Observe the lot numbers and prices, please. CHOOSE YE AT $10.7 A SUIT. fare handsome Blue and Black vet collars, stik sleeve fant, without seein that he is asking a favor.” Dove «ary other house do as atueh' Do any sell better clothing than we Don't take our word for it; decide tor your: sell. GEORGE SPRANSY, ONE-PRICE “CLOTHIER, ae 44 7th st, Se teevay, DECEMBER 6, 1890. THE WEATHER SUNDAY likely to be ei, wena f weep CHU! a 5 rae a ee Posse Muir, pastor. tre Comncivoratiye: Pease mifeasing and confessed.” Baptisin ‘Con Ateventny service. Chistian Euveavor-o 3 Strea welcome, t* ety wild hold i consist of adi FOURTH STREET M, Wm. M.F pastor; comunity: a “'Rejoicing in wi the Frodlgaie Ketarm, pau. the Sunday School Gospel Temperance So- onthly meetin. Exercises will resses Ly. ‘att, the pastor and others. ficuinur the pledge and distribution of teu Is and tracts, ba rainy; easterly wine; warmer; winds shisting to northwesteriy, and clearing, colder weather on Sunday. LOW PRICES MEAN CASH. We have made a new departure this year f old-tinue rules, (deas and custome of tive Nr trade of Washinwton; we have sold low ain’ the cash custonser and Seade of 8 Our profits are small, butt How at the e1 “ais Pfgr Muere are no bad debts und this is why Low cos pay, LIBBEY, BITTINGER & MILLER, MILL WORK AND LUMBER. a6 toptes ts even ey aorcuninient fa HEE RING'S WigaWa HONORABLE PLISAT A. MORSE, Her of Consress cath isnar linet, liver an address at Wesley Ch ht rOMORLOW YOUNG Men especially and the public xenerally are invited to atten. All sittnes at this church are free at every Service, | Gentlenanly waliers will vive the best utter. mn. ‘of members an’ th Shares W. Ihldwin, invites al ‘At Titan. there will be baptisi, the reception Tont’s supper. the pastor, Rev I veho read this notie coine to the first of this series ant hear Mr. Morse. 10 é <g> G00D TEMPLAR HALL, CORNER OF TRY THE we GR00 “st, —Srinaday even: See Hike sreaw catypey forat 8-90 slurp br Whitney tnd chic note oper For First-class Collar and Cuff Work. ‘Less Weur and Tear, Clean, white work yuaranteed. ‘522 10th ot., near cor. F. ors will be all! By order. present. Good inusic, Come one! Come It GRAND HALIY, E Church rrew'h METROPOLITAN WES- Kev. i HE TOTAL AUSTINENCE UNION Telephone call—1092-3. ag Tol a rane pub)ic feuperance meet. AL LIFE MATURITY IN: | > pone pote ee. ie GUT ARY. seated Stee bk. CHEAMBENS: Prenident Wiel pres a _JAS. A, EDWA A WASHINGTON INSTITUTION, = ge NON-PARTISAN WCU WAR TEET:| BUSINESS MEN. ‘onwrextional Churel UNDAY, Dec, Fin, nae Mins 'd. Euen Foster of fowa: OFFICERS: gran. solo 1 REO NG, preside ERS SR pa eat manner a fy of the Fifteenth Sti JOrrow afternoon at do'elock- ae Prof, Bischof; duet by Mine Boyd and DR. Shinm will speak before the Tenperance PURVIS AND MI S5 GRACE A. Presbyterian Church Alusie by the tem- choir, H. W. Tompkins, director. It" pS ALL INTERESTED TN CHIISTIAN SCF ence healing are invited to call ut 14 Fou 25. fice bouts, 230 t0 130. hol ble.c Sunday stake Thursday evewiws at Boiock. H NG of Browning & Midateton, ain Z X fatwes oe “HIGH LICENSE BILL.” MRS. J. 4 BAKBOUR of Janes 1. Barbour & Son. Ellen Foster will sive the views of the Noo- Ww. Ei Live’Stork Brokers In and G, SUNDAY at Spent FRASK iit Mi Groves. JOHN J. WEED WILL ADDRESS LEVE WoopBt Juney Hotel. jon public temperance wecting in EYMOUL W.T ashier City P.O. Chabatuch Hat TW) Lith st. nw. : KO. HOLTZMAN. Real Estate Broker. dunrow. Washington Ladge,” 1.0.0: TL PF. BAKEM of Beall & Baker, Grocers. All welcome. Fi LEY Medica? Diseceae” MRS. J, Bi FOSTER AT Gi DICE A es F > eational Churcih, cor. 10th and G BENJ. F. DYER, Insuranc RL ETS ‘More than $750,000 cash paid to Washington Citizens in Four Years, LIFE AND INVESTMENT INSURANCE. Note our Investment and Life Polictes " imouthy Payments. PAvable Py All the advant ‘of Indust Insu MASONI! eR hl ahaa taal | I cia willbe held at Masonic Temple, % THE LARGEST LIFE INSURANGE COMPANY | 2); SUNDAY. December © 160, ut’ + phn, sharp SOUTH OF PHILADELPHIA. 820,000,000 OF INSURANCE REPRESENTED. Agents wanted. Apply at office, CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK BUILDING, ROL, dW 1.20.07 CARPENTERS. re of L.A. TENTION. — ALL ». 1748, Roe, arere- ‘neat meeting, MONDAY, De- Hake Spal arraurenents for thelr 1 inst. Mein fuested i tieketa anfar as possible. Bq MoEnsTOWN, un. THE Magid CITY, GRAND SALE OF LOTS, GRAND SALE OF LoTs, DECEMBER 9 AXD 10. TRAIN WILL LEAVE B. AND 0. R. 8. STATION tembei ehapter setcnd in even feceve fron the sce ing moet hie should he to attend the funeral of onr Inte brother, I Brethren of wister lodges are traternally invited to be pepent. MM. ic Hall, SUNDATARTERSOON, December Sat ovtock g tend the funeral of our Inte ‘brother, G. Member of sinter loses ‘By order of # RANK WASHINGTON, D.C. | ij Med alto attend. 0. 1:36 neet at the hai ith st. cea Tr. 1 service ut Zion Baptist Cucir Pe. See oak ee ALISM AT GHAND ARMY HALL. 412 Pa. ave. Lys H its srund truthy war this Kittel speaker. & door collection. David Brown, By order of the W @ = MASONIC.—A SPECIAL COMMU: <~" un of Pototae No.3, FA. woretown, on a sre fraternally’ in HOMAS, GAS, Secretary. THE ANNU. | OF THE WAS! nuton Jorkex Club, wil be, held op TU Hall tat bets dtiramd 15th. for the election. of aa, execitive cominittee of fifteen and the transaction of meeting.” erpsepesiness they oat Pig ee, 4.0.0, OF QF cRIING | BUN 101 = fog omen es |i A brother, “Jolin MONDAY, DECEMBER ¥, 5:30 P.M. SHARP, re ct ibe at Foundry Church TUESDAN 6 RAILROADS, eee eee = 50 PASSENGER TRAINS DAILY, | <9 = ast eet rived e chore hie 0 hand baisted aauATE Tea: ‘uahfolapd ‘tier novelties for the ‘holiday art de- S6 MANUFACTOMIES ALREADY i ge ESTABLISHED, ESAT Saat mete pees Wd. lee FINE HOT! CHURCHES SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES.’ _. SPECIAL NOTICES. Washington News and Gossip. ar ,COME IN TONIGHT. p= BOUNT VERNON PLACE ME CRUNCH CENTHAL U: SSION, $00 VA. pr | <a = Borutincor, detvand K few JT ve, -Gonbel servings toniebt ‘ams every ‘Our store is open Saturday night until 12 men, : ‘and 7.30 | 0: also ‘nowu-day meetinars each week day a o'clock to serve tape Shoppes. Peopie who va ™. ys 1,9. a.m. owns people's f Susiays, Band 730 p.m. Branch mission meet- Pace 10 putod their buyine Unt thé last Mourn of fae dt OT acta at” magni ere eee: | 22 lage except Ti ‘Executive committee Pace M4 he week are apt to be in somewhat of a wweeting Wednesday evening, 7.:40. Sociable \¥ | meeting next, oo 7 <P Imurry and shoul deal only where they ‘are Senine. Stem cerscontially invited tothe church 1 | prapinue; Goa the work. Last week was the Merion sii Pages 12 ana rd i ed foconue tack foe, thet money ta ane 3G Ecc —paxacatixa | beliercenie tie Mee ot the waimgon, twenty » Pace woe. eee << “y SCE: ‘We cive every customer a eval intes WOT Sabbath school at ,CH| URCH © oF tHE COVENANT = CHANCES. - it ‘voors and prices, which en. meeting ‘Thnrdiy. AD welcome. C.E. Dyterian), Conmectic’ and Ith sts. | CITY ITEMS. © . Pace 6) Blew hi to return zoos wid receive cash cs atid a mand Rpome Nowchiae bythe | Coc stan 3| Kev Teunis 8. Hanlin, D-D. Sanday moot aagitntinn Enndeaor. Sortety teeting at vursday evening service at 7 o'clock, “AND | PROVOKED PE = ae restor os Nieechuae att pect Sun- | EXCURSIC Pace 165 ee ae A, ame Boon bari Oh ee FOR RENT (ions)... FOR RENT Qliwellaneous) FOR RENT (Oftices), FOR RENT (Rooms FOR SALE (Houses). FOR RENT (Stores). FOR SALE (Lots)..0 THINGTY GERMAN EUTHERANCRORC a cor, 4th and Este. mw.) Sunday services 1OS0S rw and Sp ui We BL Lucbhert, pastor month, Bnigitah service at 7:1 ra ea oka saat ae esr Pat Ey (pUAORTAL ®t Feserreniax je Droit cS oi ech Florida ave. and ‘ms. hat weeching | FOR SALE (Miscellaneous) fx gle pastor, Her. ae shige Snook, | GENTLEMEN'S GOODS. Cee ee ae ene oer | MOTRIN: vase 18 | LADIEN' GOODS... Pase 14 | - Pace 16 -- Pace M6 ways welcome. it <a> ST. JOHY'S CHURCH, GEORGETOW cor. 08 sts. "Services to ure morning prayer at ior er at Atay ‘sgn Sermon evening choir. ae cera always ws Bs. Vea TH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. ies ‘Let. Gand H sts. n.w.. Rev. te pastor.— Sabbath school at #2¥0a.mn, Preach NEOUS... ingatT rare Pau. dotins people LOAN Teething yg ktmursdng, evens ot 3 | NEW PURE Clock. Reve De Je MeMillun Deb. we NEW PUBLIC Nov. Aildress, under the auspices uf the Woucen's Bresty- | > feral ome rte iit Soe Rociets ‘the ai iim | Oe or By RD CHAE es st. bet. Gand fst Sor snd? yn | The Rey. Pase 13 ihe mtsalonsey of the. Maelo” fur ; Sion colored peupies will preach at Gott sstvices, Te aon “Base Y RST BAPTIST Ci |, WGTH ST. ae ue Sp a ee Tan ee te D.D.; | RAILROADS Pace 13 penior, Auay behoul W0 ain.) Ereaciane, Ua | SPECIALTIES... ceecPae 14 % mr concinsenereniive were | SUB Ee . Mee Amero ers Endess or wre veakiy F ie Fhureday eveninu YANTED (Board) cj re conlialiy mvited, ie” | WANTED «i WANTED (Hones)... ED (Mlisellaneons).. D (oom) WANTED (Sitmations) TAN BAPTIST CHURC i. th and A sts. nee., Kev. Green Clay Smith, | Pastercelect. Preaching at 11am. apd 7:0 p villiatn Pric <@ THE PASSION PLAY AT OBER AMMEIC | WINTER KESOKTS. Sunny evening, Rex, Geonse Eling will peak dren versal ct servation of the Passion Play of Tew. It Aes cae, Se ar ae ‘in m2 Ail teats ree.” Geredees «and choral evel soaye at 75 CHGHCH, COuNE HL Ke Naylor, D Preas ‘Wf this has caught your eye ite purpose is attained. No more ands are necessary to con- vince you that advertisements in Tae Stax are read and that « large «pace is not an essential element in success ful advertising. i — Ce Mir Suitth. Fhe publ these services. ALL SOULS CHURCH NITARIAN | ‘Sith ghd Lanw. siveasSuine porn at Us ul erent at 723) Uy Ke aren aul ce arecen ona atRolcioe tr, th liver a lecture, dilue- rated by, eae te chan, om, Pa Journey” to conta,” unas aeiuent © contially invited to ail of Prssions For Drstnict Prorte.—Pensions have been granted to residents of the District of Columbia as follows: Original invalid, John Schou! and 1 Nea "rE ESLEY. y CHAPEC COR. STH_AND F Baldwin, pastor.“Sunday School at 9:50. Preathi by the'vastor at 3nd yee ‘aud | O'Connell, Henry Queenan, and Edward Wic- 4, Moras of ‘Mamarhtsctts., Subject: >The! Kines | Kel Soldiers’ Home). Everybody invited. Communion at momn-! Parar Tarp or THe Newanx.—Chief Con- structor Wilson has been nnofiicially informed that the cruiser Newark will start on her trial trip next Tuesday from the Cramps’ yards, Philadelphia. Mn. Jonx R. Dicksox, who for a quarter of a century has been a well-known clerk in the War Department, has been appointed superin- tendent of the military cemetery at Fort Gib- son, Indian territory. Mr. Dickson will leave for hie post of duty today, taking is family Amon Tar Presipest’s CaLcens this morn- Hieamay” <a> CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY G bet. 13th and 14th, Rev. RK. H. McKim, D. rector. — Sunday services, Sa.in., 11 a.m... 4.1. 7:30 p.m. "All seats tree except at 11 o'e i eS BEREAN waPrist CHURCH. 1 bet. Land M sts. n.w., J. Milton W Tre grecad 2 Bia Jomreh pera in course on Tea by request, “All seats free. "Everybody iuvited. Mt? hers. | — gg FIRST | 1EQNGREGATIONAL (CH CHURCH, a8 baa Se SE Gets Whitin Cowper, the the poet. Music led by tian Endeavor, G46 pau. ue r ASSEMBLY 1 YRESBYTERT, AN CHU es corner tl “A Sermon to Tate ge Preaching b ing were Secretary Proctor, Senators Stewart, sos perce, Set Geo Ou Ligier at AY gm. and 7: | Dolph and Mitchell, Representatives Herman, | ry school. O30) am. ;¥.PS.C-E. 60 = he iuitibeenteramc Praise service in | Vandoren, Hopkins, Connell, Cheatham and contiect ithe evening eeraon. Strangers wade | Miller, Mr. Romualdo Pacheco of California, ‘welcome to all It cae ay Vay IGPRT eT CHURCH, CORNER H stone Greene. the new minister to Central America, and Mr. 8. H. Allen of North Carolina. Restoxrxo 4 7.000 Orrice.—Mr. J. L. Stack- ei. | pole of Massachusetts bas resigned hix position asa member of the board of general appraisers prainer Geo. C. Tichenor has been as- duty in his stead asa member of the amar board of general ‘appraisers at New eral bake ST. MARK’S LUTHERAN CHURCH,COR- Eas em Watt G2*: | York until the v ve been filled. eg eam besea meen | The ofice pe annum and tiles voluntarily resigned, ax in the present case, ix subject to change only in case of moral delin- quency on the part of the incumbent. Taree i Pe print CHURCH, COR, ist and N_ sts. ching at 11a. and. im pam, by ‘ley. W. 8. 0 Al arene oe Y OF THE. ASCENSION, REY. Di 2 Tribe evening wet pien saved, hie hook Bt Common Prayer—l ‘Tue Mrzrany Post at Sax Dreoo.—Senator Stanford, Representative Vandever and Mr. MeMurray of San Diego, Cal., formerly gov- aoe Bose ALA & DAVIS DISPIAY MARVEL. = POUSDRY M. E. CHURCH ernor of Utah, called on Secretary Proctor this AND SCHOOLS, "ously beautiful wy it pianos in fancy mlay school, 9. morning in behalf of a bill that has just been — monte for Christmas ite, Nothing tore elarant or | fey F the pasties sf HM nd 7.30 "pt. “on introduced in Congress providing for the en- ELECTRIC LIGHTS, Ent prices now. "Nil th st: nw. ete | juectinge odors ven janion service. Prayer | targement of the post in Diego to the ca- WELL-GRADED STREETS, INDEFINITELY POSTPONED. PURE MOUNTAIN WATER, ‘The concert and tambourine drill for the benefit of Apply at once for tickets and full particulars, Es erie at ce National ie Armory amen: F. B. DANTE & CO., Orisa to toabaitty of ihe company te sive neromer: 1804 F ST. N.W., WASHINGTON, D.C., Fates epniying fothose tent whom they Werf On ane. Sis J. GLENN COOK & CO., HOTEL JOHNSON: ‘AFE.—GENUINE | Marylind Dianiond Back Terrapin, Chess- BANK OF BALTIMORE BUILDING, Linc hny Noy saa Lynn Haven Bay Oysters. y of twelve companies. It now has but « e company. Local capitalists have agreed to give the land that is necessary for the erece tion of the new buildings, and it is one of the objects of the bill to enable the Secretary to accept sich a donation. He takes the matter under advisement. COINAGE. FREE ‘The Republican Silver Men May Combine ‘With the Democrats. Pa ‘CHURCH, HS MABSAVE: 10th ste. 1. w. Goapel revival servteg GRACE # ane CHURCH, 15TH ST. Se tenes eee ey 7 Eby ak Kil welcome. mae WAUGH ME. ¢ CHURCH, 3D ANI ND A 8" + Gey ties ae Dae BALTIMORE, MD. aE PO Lagiay, CONCERN. — ihleTor any det hat age ley “Mie none: | Calm Sable for any debt n hay Ww r Demwnet. GEV. H: DEMONET, T712 Bu, averse, Wee PALISADES OF THE Be AEST coe, i PoTOMAG Int mon MONDAY. Tine Hi Tastant nt the bios WASHINGTON. D.C., DEC. 6. 1800. hy OT TT AN “PRESBYTERIAN A reruiey moeetine of the board of Airectors: sts. s.¢., Rev. Join Of the Children's Hospital will be helt'at 4-0 o4lock wat 1 a.m, Tnstirance Company, S Xe. ALG F st.n.w. rs au — STE FEAREY a TEETING- a ‘attend Friendx’ meeting at r (ORROW at the usual hour. 1 THE, ATTENTION OF SPECULATORS This company, which is now laying out end, spies a eee ne | Cal tc it Fea plats cart be seen aud ail tnforuation tied. ks re site purvhama fr the Paints Woy Hf aol von thew Be ec ALE MEETING BE ROO | epee ek gevmeteAvly © DAVID onibany of the District of Columbia, for the o ate agar” ee REUTER, RECITATOR, Un KOBNER, ‘TUESDAY, December ie 1800. # p.m, In the new Con-ordia Hall, Cor. Sti and E nts. 1. ‘30 days, interest 3 per cent per annum. @O days, interest 4 per cent per annum, ‘WO days. interest 6 per cent per annun. ‘Issued for both large and small amounts. If YOU WANT YEATES MADE BEFORE a= JOU A AD th mal on Gf teeth. with no itine Fy ‘ite eal and consnlt Teeth UE] ie specialist in Artificial Se De onrant NOTICE TO m10-in* GAS CONSUMERS, Arrangements have been made for the convenience of persons living in the eastern and western sectious of Hus city by wich they'can pay their was bilis during THE Sarton at, caPrTaL BANK me eat WEST EXD Sirtoxat BANK. ph entss anh arse ARP - HOseOR yal us entited tote uimount Mtr WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPAN’ 1CE—-CUAL_WOOD. Best batt Main omar Toth and F a3-or qa LAWYERS’ BRIEFS, ME! NTILE BYRON 8. ADAMS, PRINTER, NTAL OFFICE 211th at ne: n 3 below W HAVING SOLD MY Di Bee itt witte pe bP aati, nee: Rill Fecoutuend hits £0 my forwies patton’ ans the put ww OFT Hie BY THE Pal HEN. VA. Bosver Overceats with, sk SMUG | BRST gate ate ne Oren amt [Ye ASE SE SONS Seat: ai hone SOAS She pees | 3 moves gu gum. | is sea : lerertmet STORM COATS, LOT 3128, 69. MAKKED Dows | 45) or AoA Beant i paper bath Welt se WILLIS, Manager. ‘STORM COATS, LOT 3084, 810. REDUCED TO * POUR Tos Boke 2. EWO HUN! TY DOZEN EOUR-ELY LINES COLLALS Coos E DUET IS Best Makes STAMPED 2 Cateye ‘Bysorus 3 Fruit-of-the-Locu Muslin, pL cuuanous stays, felled seams, qusets = Taek ik me SALE BEGINS aE oan DEC, 1, posrrivey ech ase. 1 FOr, ii LEADE DURING Th Coste KEN. #10 PACH WarrLt TOA. CotMbe. S08 SSE er oe is nemoved his ice the Tame baaing, st. nw, t <a REMOVAL.— EASTON & RUPP. STATIONERS, Cor. Pa. ave. and 13th st., have removed to 421 Lith st. m.w., opposite Star office. aléLu 1205 6'st. nw. Property bought, sid and exchanged Dusiness property feutrd and rents collect. Lows nevotiated, instiratce placed iu Vest ‘upaites. “Give usacallifyou wish’ fo buy. Severo: Houses and VICTOR ADLER'S EL MATTIC faeiw} TEX PER CLOTH: rR. BLE HAS REMOV Seite ao <a Eisd NewYork sve allel» | gna TO WHOM INMAY CONCERN TS, CAPS MOY ‘The time @ae arrived when persons who owe bills AND must pay oF love their Credit. GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GooDs, ‘S27 and 929 7th st. nw. cor. Mass. ave. STRICTLY ONE PRICE. Se SPSL? Sek Satenay evening FoR reese asp DELICIOUS MARSHMALLOWS, CARAMELS, CHOCOLATES, BON BONS, BUTTERCUPS, NUT TAFFIES, SALTED ALMONDS, MARRONS GLACES AND DAINTY RECEPTION IDEAS IN CANDY, @0 10 GILL's, law F STREET. al CHARTERED BY CONGRESS 1818. BANLIN INSURANCE co. Of Washington, D.C. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. | €535.000.00 Has nev®r contested a loss by fire, but always makes Prou pt and literal adjustments. Dr. DAN'L B. CLARKE, Prest. GEO. E. LEMON, Vice Prest. CHAS. 8. BRADLEY, Treas, 1. FENWICK YOUNG, Secy. What we want is protection for our merchants against that clase of persone who can Dut will not pay thelr ‘Those persons who bave failed to make any arrange- ment for settling their bills after having been properly notified wit! be reported to the members of the Mer chasits' Mutual Protective Union as unworthy of credit. ‘This association embraces merchants, doctors, law- "Stenger ons ‘un at once of any settle- ogee that have been wiven us for collec- n8-lm Boom 15, Central National Bank building. 4. B. BROWS, Manager, <q SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT, E. F. BROOKS, S31 15TH ST. N.W., CORCORAN BUILDING, \ Having purchased the remaining stuck of THE MITCHELL-VANCE CO., CRYSTAL CHANDELIERS, GEM Ae bCeiee ehicnse GAS FIXTUI CHANDELIERS, ey eRe, MA SETS tans MOBT COMPLETE S10CK SHOWS sts th is ps A BE. AUTIFUL Lot OF VMPORTED BRONZES, Bs-cozut IDELITY AND. DEEOSIT COMPANY, Be EE ANP AND, 7 NORTH CALVEICH BEREET, ABALEINOMES FAL, #3 OF PICERS: . P, PAIN 1B erope tors, Guurdi ixrdiatis undertakanys in Judicial pe gon Sa ee the fidelity of pont and enplyes. Ranetues peonay ot dapouls eabgics te: pis oa Jows interest nposfiomm Guardians, Trustecs, he. ‘Collects te POOLE & KN o18-co%n 610 13th st. nw. WEST house, latrobe orders attended to proptly. wilt werntil 9 o'clock. Heating stoves at cont, ORAN, 212 Pa. ave. 20m AILY REMARKS 0 ON LIFE INSURANCE. = December 6, 1400. nt Exe ieveivers, es BRS ceactovs aurprxe site, ppd eer oe meena ED STORE AND Te | pe e ve. Range, furnace Work and Wei the natintactory. Settonts kanal Lateube bet 20 to'stories,. 0 Parlor Sun, $23. Open of even fs INO. ‘Telephone, Ub4-2. nday, trea Wee ftleet coptation Wicked I Nothing has been such an {important factor im increaning the business of the Equitable: ‘Life Assurance Society as its reputation for living up to all its promises, its reputation for liberality and ie bring for broad- aa "An iit Pree *, ure, %, the Egat. vant : ate te the Equitable have iy con advan vec. panies many of iSem'bave Rots dake the wenuine and oat 8s the imitation is never as yrood. 9 Ti he Equitable, as its followeracannotequal BOWES & HALL, ‘The Equitsble Life Auwmrance Society, 1TH AND P 8TS., 90 FEET ON 16TH 8T., 125 FEET ON P sT. ‘This lot which we offer for sale is admirably Tocated and is especially well adapted for a fine realdence. ‘There is a wide alley in the rear. THOS. J. FISHER & 0O.. 1t 1304 F st. n. nthe gs earactiereayee tir make it, and bere is one of them. A very desirable square of ground * . tm the northeast section of thecity (wot way out beyond civilisation, \ _ ttther,) may be hed at bottom fr: Per ‘The silver men among the republicans of the Senate have been trying to make some agree- ment with relation to the federal electiqns bill, which will secure the passage of a free coinage bill through both houses of Congress. As par- tinans they prefer that the agreement should be with members of their own party, but it is not improbable that if theycannot get what they want in any other way they will combine against the elections bill. One thing they are alive Mesures to. the .P.8.C.E., Tues oi hereaton Rk Ta es ‘ST, NEAR CAN aT THRE Po RA, Shaw B. Roinefell op ou Sauay. Dea 7 to ix the fact that the success of their own meas- Pleasant place, Boome) ure depends upon their making terms before Staan 0; “Goipel: moet the election bill is dit of. They would eae Probably have no dificulty, in making an CO] MEMO} wit ir party leaders to ite Re Bil Pew ith Rests Th Bev Geo. nes Ani te coma fs « vote tn the em Teer ing ee aie, bet ft would be blocked in the Homes. pita tate ea What they insist on is that it shall bave a fuir show in both Houses of Congress. ‘They will not agree to anything hy until they ‘assurance. Hat 0:20. wre wane eu era atilam., Pye 9 B50 pm. |: 3 i ane t peel rel Fi ue é Hala ; i Fett sects i i E I F i Ff i * ile te [ : rel gE | | id [ Hi oF fj f i AY i| aa r lil : é i € I 4 i £ afe i | i f i i i i 3 {aUY new le Pace 14 | under the customs administrative act and Gen- | FORCED TO AN ISSUE. unk ie Sinai TODAYS COnTERENCE I8 EICITING. The trish ie will Probably a —_— to Ireland. SPECIAL FOREIGN DISPATCHES PARNELL MUST ARDICATE, His Opponents Announce Their Uitimatum After a Stormy Meeting. Cable Dispatch to the Eivenine Star, At the adjourned meeting parhament today a he expressed a w der tl placing him on the same footing of confidence ----- Pace 14 | as that enjoyed by the Inte leader, Mr. Parnell, during his visit to Hawarden The letter wax received with cheers by the ity, but with ironical cries by Mr. Par- « frie 4 ail stormy debate then wed, the Parnellites trying to prevent decision being reached. Finally Mr. Sexton amid the pr of lux supporters minced tum of th t reached by lelay on the part of the aty would hold a meeting | end despome Mr. Varnell from that . A scene of great excitement followed this nt cluring which the meeting ad- for half an hour for lunch. _ TOVAYS STORMY CONFERENCE, | chairma nua ‘The Irish Members of Parliament Hear Me, Gladstone's Letter. At 1 o'clock today the Irish Mmombers of the house of tommons, who are considering the adviewbility of retiring Mr. Parnell from the leadership of the nationaliat Party, reassembled in the committee room of the houxe of commons which has been set apart for their use, It was the | destre of the members to maintain the strictest eecy regarding their proceedings, and they Loxpox, De had reqnested the officials of the house to aid ¢t in keeping outsiders away from the meeting room. In con- | mequenc one wax allowed — in the libror the room. Even the tess eXtensling fo the prem was st a ho reporters were permitted in the vik y the plo “here the deliberations were tak- ing puace ‘The first business transacted was the reading: Mr. Gladstone's letter in reply to the commit tee, consisting of Messrs. Leamy and Redmond, who represented Mr. Parnell, and Messer. Sexton and Healy, representing his op- ponents, who were sted to negotiate with the liberal rm regarding the contr ‘bulary and a settle- ment agrarian difficulties, Mr. Glad- stone remains firm in his determination te im no way recognize Mr. Parnell as the leader of the nationalists and bis position is emphasized by his letter, “in which he offers to conduct negotiations with a ew Irish leader on a footing of confidence 1 cheers by the om of the party ing Mr. Parnell a supporters. A stormy debate _ PARNELL KECESS PLANS, It Is Expected That He Will Rally His Sup- porters in Ireland. Dunlap's Cable Dispatch to The Evenings Star. Loxpox, Dec. 6.—Mr. Parnell was in a silent mood last night, which his friends my indicates that be is convinced that be now holds the key of the situation. It ix generally acknowledged that if by chance he should retire be would still Temuin the most influential man in his party, and would keep control of the fimances, It is expected that during the recom: he will visit Treland and raily the country to his standard. beset ten savin MARK! oe. quer JET AND FIRM. THE Stocks Open at a Decline Fs From Last Night, But Afterward Rally. New Yous, Dec. 6.—The opening ules in Wall street today were made at declines from last ovening’s figures of from 4 to 4 per cent generally, while Delaware and Hudson and Rock Island were each off LY, sugar refe, and national lead each 1, and Western Union 1 per cont. A semi-panicky condition of affairs | existed during the first twenty minutes’ trad- j ing, when on large transactions all the active stocks were further depressed from 1 to Bg per cent, and at the lowest prices then reacbed. fuck Island was down from last night 255, Mis- souri Pacific 24. Louisville 1%, Lackawanna, 15,, St. Pani and Union Pacific each 15, Atebi- son and Northern Pacific preferred each 1, | Delaware and Hudson 1%. New England 1 Jand others smaller amounts. A slight rally |followed, when the market for time. be- came amore quiet, but the liquidation. bnd been fairly started and everything after ward reached fractionally lower figures... The market throughout was narrow, and the general list,as usual of lute,was quite neglected, reven-righths of the business done being in tes than adozen stocks, ich St. Paul, Union Pacific, Atchison, Northern Pacitic pre~ ferred and Louisville and Nashville were mont conspicuous. | Toward line was checked and prices began to crawl een slowly, and at 11 o'clock the market was comparatively quiet and firm at clow to the lowest prices reached ————— THE TOME © or THE Views of the London Journals on the Irish Crisis. Loxpox, Dec. 6.—In a leading article today the Star (home rule) says that the situation looks bud. ‘The national party can be mved on ‘one condition. Instead of the Irish members of parliament talking of resigning ina body let them cashier Mr. Parnell. The Times says: Mr. Gladstone bas openly abandoned the position of moral elevation which he assumed lately. If he Mr. Parnell’s proposals he confirms Mr. Parnell’ position ar leader of the Irish party. The Chronicle eays: The anti-Parnellites have committed what looks like a serious blunder. Nothing but undoubted success can justify their The News expresses: Te the Per the concil- tyet | story attitnde assumed by the Parnellites yee yet | terday. It thinks, however, that Mr. Gladsione will not make say dotaian announcement of Shipping ‘New Youx, Dec. Wall ! ' i ; i i f i | i Tit i