Evening Star Newspaper, February 7, 1891, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, 1201 Pennsylvania Ave, corner Lith Street. by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, S& H. KAUFFMANN, Pres’t ‘Tre Evrxrxo Stan is wrved to subscribers tn the PEP arpere thew own account. 3f 10 cents Pee week. of He. per m Copies at the counter, 2 Se a ere in the Un te pustage b1 CeBES Der iDOnED. SaTURPAY QUADRUPLE SHEET Sram $1.00 per year; postage £3.00. Entered at the Post Office at Washington, D. C.. sevond-cines tail matter) vad $P7Al mail subscriptions im advance; repaper seat longer thea tad or ates of advertising made k: wen on application. The Loening Star, Vo. 78, No. 18,064. WASHINGTON, D.C. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1891. TWO CENTS. PECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. Anenean F Srtate office of BQ. Gunson, aos: 4.1010 F wt.n.w. MP CAL Bae Troe 5 TERM OF YER x 5 Per cenE, sec nice pon ycinable Suproved property om Ve ave.” A.M. GOKWAS TART ERS 7 SAND CONFECTIONE BAKED TIONAL. UNION OF AMERIC To the Publte— This isto certity that Bakers, i bot a recovnizel opgenization in any of the Eider todirs n the °Distract of Colunbin, and HE has refttecd to 1fLiate with efther of the two taker Unions now in existence ig this city, acting under Eaters and Con! hal ee fetouers. A. CASPAR, President. fotte Nob Nth st q=> THE GORMULLY & JEFFERY Mi ‘of Chicaxo having this day pur-l ‘entire stock, sccoun's and wood will of the business carried on ai 12t25 1th stm w. by L. B. Graves & Co. Cycle dealers, Lew (0 announce the openiny ut sane lo- GRegh ot branch Toner.” VA Complete tine of all Cycles manufactured by them, tovether with s Sick of parts and sundtica, will, always be curried stoek. wholesse and retail orders will be promptly ed ax beretctore SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. Washington News and Gossip. | T JULLY & JEFFERY MFG Cc i. br GkAvis. Me BRUAKY 1. inv). HAVING SEVERED F oficul coswection with Colusnbia, How. may find me at 4 fice bones. eto lt am. AtO6D. ‘sal ital... $1,000,000. Temporary Gitives, No. 1001 ¥ st. nw. BRAINAKD H. WAKNER, wtt1mo Present, READ CAREFULLY. Dundreds of cans of a baking powder, larrely ad- vertised as being absgiutely pure, have been returned ONSUMERS ag UNFIT Fok Usk, being tull ot BONATE of AMMONIA. Consumers who want the “BES1” should use “THE PARRISH BAKING POWDER,” It being composed exclusively of HIGHEST TEST cream of tartar. bicarbonate oi soda and s small per- centage of starch, sciemtuticaliy combined. Does not suas AMMONIA, ALUM or IMPURITIES of ANY IND. Sold onty im cans by all grocers, every can guran- teed full webeitt anit seremethe sable SPECTAL. Dr. W. lerrilh bas moved his dental office fo 1th st. nw. Jai Be P™™ REMINGTON Tre. WRITERS, BEST LINEN PAPER AND ALL OTHER SUPPLIES FOR TYPE WEITER OF WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT, PROPRIETORS, 203m COR. 8TH AND F STS. N.W. Ride, drive or keep a horse? ‘Then you uses Carriage; may need Dew one. Ifyoudon't you may want a Harness, Lap Robe, Whip or “something” ior your stable, We have everything belonging to the Bost cuuplete outst. axpaale J. JOYCE'S s0¥s, B2-Im |= Had 1030 Coun ave A DIFFICULT MATTER-TO ‘reach first und: : weaving of the better class. Co- Te Ly encraved cards and invitatios g2d suyenor printing wade throug: x GEDNEY & ROBERTS, Engravers and krimters, 410 ot., Bear Gas Ucn STORAGE WAREHOUSE. AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPAXY, Telephone, 405, 1140 15th st. n,w. BUILDING ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF. Safe Storage for Furniture, Silver Wi Pigehege Aree resheines, Carriages, Wines, trunks ot janblee. Clothing. Furaitare, Cina Sc. packed, moved and shipped. ra => CUSTOM-MADE SHIRTS. — WITH OUR imeteased facilities in this department we are Prepared than ever (0 executo your orders Jor “custou-uade” sbirts. style to- oF full dress occasions made at short notice and satisfac Suaranteed in every instance. Now is the best to leave your orders as you will find s shirt more fortable tor Suiiuer Wear aiter Leng worn dur- ‘the winter. ve Your order at men's furnishing department, floor, rst annex. a i WOODWARD & LOTHROP. a Be TT Nore TO GAS CONSUMERS, ve END NATIONAL BANK. S28 before the Sth of each month. ASD +, Wul be entitled to the discount ASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY. (OU WANT AN ABSOLUTELY PURE (of Tarar Baking Powder buy the ““PARKISH.” Itdoes not contain aminoniaoralwm. —__ja)-te HOWELL, CIVIL ENGINEER AND rape architect, has reuoved his offices ‘stiona! Union building, ¥1S F st. u.w. sele- 330-1m* BUY YOUR COAL. COKE AND iD from the reliable firm of JOHNSON - FES the most eatensive retail dealers im thecoun- Gunerars Or Srarxomme somNBON arent ‘Yeo olden time ‘*posts” were wont to quote, ‘In Springtime one's thoughts turn lizlitly to love." Not so nowadays, however. Your thoughts in this pro- Sreasive age turn to the more substantial, that of a ‘Rew spring outfit and to the place you can get the Rewest effects and best quality for the least outlay, “NEW DRESS STUFFS." ““Hindoo Serges” in all the new colorsof Modes. Tans and Grays, at G0c., Toc. sal $1 per yard. As Service givers we know of nothing better. “Wool Henriettas” in a multitude of shades, at 50c., @2ixe.. TSe., Se. and $1 per yard. New 35-inch “Wool Check Suitings” at 43c. per Fard; worth Se, Another fren invoice ct 40-tuch Plaids and Check Buitings, only 50c. Strictly all wool. 42inch Scotch Wool Plaids and Stripes, some with Mottled effects, at $1 per yard. These should be seen to be appreciated. ‘Then the Syring-weight “Broadcloths,” in the new Ami decirable shades of Tams, Grays, &e., are very popuiar just wow for street costumes. They're St imebes wide and only $1.10 per yard. EW TRIMMINGS.” After a long wait we've received the New Gold and Stiver Tinsel “*Brakd Trimmings.” rancing from. to 2 per yard. We Lave aiso now in stcck the Silk Velvet tomate Me various shades a: * "Drews Gosia." ‘We make « specialty of “*Dress Guods” and are pre- pared to sbow an ansortinent of styles and varieties of ecsaomable stuffs to equal that of any house im this ety. While we study quality im the frst place popular ‘Prices ia our nari. JOBNSON & LUTTRELE'S ‘Popular Friced Dry Goods House, tad TLE Bares Opees, bet, Ten od Sth ote, LEACH. AEANON LC — WASHING LON CENTENNIAL q=> METROPOLITAN M. E, CHURCH, COR. | @ ASSEMBLY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, HE Y (Sse aku | RS oe Cir ay, 8 cor, | Bares ane fs mt ede Cie oes - ‘To the Fditor of The Star—Sir: Under the caption OF Sabbath: school st 9430 a.m. ; preachinir a chine wt Li at. x. MN. ot “Deceiving the Public,” in your issue of the ad | 4 SBecretarys or xe’ | Shira'aitourse i tacerks os Uaakaaheaze Rance: | pummatn ben geuhe Eastogp Preshagerien Cheroh: pote Lively Discussion in the House Over j inst, Madaine A. Ruppert edvertises ‘that the party | “gare ea ttar “MEETING OF THE | lhe Keourrection from the Dead.” All tre: iy | S.re.ch by the Fastor at 7:30 p.m. There will bea re: | 4’ meng er formerly selling my preparation in Washineton has Be byate ie ulltline Aspociation tovelernee | invited. 1t_ | sporsce gud. praise ervice in comnection with the the on of Salaries, ‘deen deceiving the public by selling other preparations | of oilicers and directors for ensuine year will bs held ‘M.E. CHURCH, 10TH AND D | *Venins ¢ and representing them to be the samme ss mine," &. | st Wall Hall, liyattaviie. TUES! Rev. J. A. Price,” D.D., so sonnet 3 elses Aas Tparchamed of her the exclusive right to ei! her qbruary 10, 1801, Wek. oa . an Stiate v= | BUSINESS CHANGES. a preparations in Ualtimore ant Washington. D. C., ea an vn the mornd Se N Sigecnrs toes seen boss oad sot ee Te FARE MEME OF DEC | Sevter. Gdn. Revial sevice a i dhe ecomine ty | COUNTRY REAL ROTATE. 2| MIGHT SESSIONS FOR THE SENATE. evidently the person sho refers to. I, therefore, de- | Castle Hall'ou MONDAY APT DENOON ot E50 Rev. Joel Brown, pastor: 9: Sool at D's 9 aed ; sire to say that by assurin me that her goods were | to participate in the dedication ceremonies of the new | day sc ‘preaching at “11 a.m. ‘at 7 DENTISTR! 5S —. perfectly harmless and efficient I was induced to pay | P3thian By octet uembership is earnestly re- i Pom. Christian Endesvor; pea ¥IneTBAPTIAT OG g . hers hope cum of money sor the enctustvo sight te | SE SAML. Ro TURNER, K. of Rana 8 | Soe TEE "above Sc A Resolution to That Effect is Yaltinore, Bd anda: a very large outlay of money | ISo@=> "HE, LADY MANAGER OF gL ng Caurch., Rev. Win, M.. Ferrason, pemtot.— FINANCIAL. tt ad ocnatard he Ra ie petuntsenns | BEAR Meta wl oem the eatne on NUN ea old i ooomar a FOR KENT (flows), Pare 2 Finally Passed. incutue, Ni, eh ns Ke unidl reeenty and until it was shown By witnuervus | — ; 7 + “i “a FOR RENT (Offices) Pace 2 - 1 bitte: netic whiel th ai A. W. HAWKS, HUMORIST, MAN- p= AMOS F. TOWNE, A CONVINCE! De - froulthe New York Sun's xpecimen, that tere ws | WM wer of enestatements ant “the Only day friend, will spent at Briends’ waning TAIT FOR KENT (Rooms) Pace 2 Pious, deabeas fe the punty and healthfuiness of | iy) cin Ue secured through Mr. PERCY 8. FOSTER, | Pst. TOMOKMOW at fl o'clock s.10.. Sundect, “the efurbience pen FOR BENT (Stables). =f THE EIGHT HOUR CLAIMS. paratic ——oe _ ean - ylvas ave. NT De, Het. 14— Om conpiniat of tite Sate ALL @ FIRST CONGREGATIONAL , CHURCH, FOR SALE - a htc Om complaint of tlie Bt <=" 3 NAL a ary 8, 3 |ALE (Houses) and 3 Bown of ake, Tpestant ont Sans, cabec emmagee: = aro remectfally: cart urceniy requested to ge ea POLITAN PRESBYTERIAN | FOR SALE (Lote) Page 3 ne farers of complexion powders. Were arraumed in | attend the pext reqular meeting, WEDNESDAY. Feb- | upoa The Chrishen and His Cousta f s ch, Ath and 8 ste. s.¢.—Prenciuine tu | FOR SALE (Miscellaneous Page 3 ATE. court today charged with selling poison, it being | Tuary 11.” Pup business. Pan. the third serinon in review of Th pry A A GENTLEMEN'S GOODS... Pare Lb — Stetina at the Powders contained corroaive, sate | "e7-ab JNO. W. HUMPHRIES, President. | 0 Christ." Music led by Dr. Bischot now in session mm this city. Preachiuns at HOTELS Page 16} On motion of Mr. Hiscock House joint reso- ren beitis held on tlecif WN recoxRizahces. OWING TO THE TERRIBLE WEATHER | BUnday school, 9:30am, “Christian by the pastor, Kev. John Chester, ‘Page 12 | pots, "Dr. Heaith says that today we will vont ” ina, 6:45 p.m. _ | Luesday, congregational prayer Paselé lation to correct an error of punctuation in the the Fox and Loberis women would not have bee) th today’s "Bear ‘ASCENSION, MASS. at s'BU pan. : tariff act was taken up. It amends paragraph noRed 111i hed been possible to wet ‘of the ua wil give all .w.—Rev. Dr. John | 2 7 5 = = = LOCAL MENTION. Paze 16 P- Intaers teewaehten a sn ner son ee Tentufe Sut toda Fad pea. Nin the evening SI ah aad Eat, Suva | LOST AND FOUND) Page 2 | 362 (as to cables, cordage dc.,) 40 as to include “Miter which T declined to sell her goods, and intro- | T= gaitet), lath and . S100) Pare i : : SINGERS. a RELA in the parenthesis only the words “except PUERION DERACH oe cre Nee Ge Teta ae don’s Original Fisk Jubilee Singers will WESTERN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, MARRIAGES. Page 5 | binding twine.” J Sit fereaperter to anything Sts inte woke oir FW Sielock. “Aduinsion. | oldu tn te Presuytarian Church, wrth reference to MISCELLANEOUS Pare 5| | Mr_Berrs objected, Join jution oaition of wreceutly ina eso z 5 Pace 3 4 MeapecttOy cue x. MeGILT ology’ divine servire 1} anp.and Cap tie Sabuath | See charch, sth and M uw —Mr. 8. 7 Had- Pare 15 | On motion of Mr. Hoar Senate bill for the i, McG. schoo! mn. : Sunday School, Misnionary Society | KY, qugrintendent of the Jerry, McAuley Mission Pare 13 | establishment of « light and fog signal station Seid asen Meer ase? 980 Pam. BIrans | Visdse conte early, as the crowd will be great. Public Page 14 | near Butler flats, New Bedford, Mass, was ernicindly welcomed st all services. “A yinvited ‘and seats freer AG 250 pais the Page 3 | taken from the calendar and passed. “THE DRUMMER EVANGELIST,” MR. | postor, Rev. 5. Keese Murray, will preach on the ‘Page < == NOTICEABLE. x cs C.F. W. Nims of Boston, Mfass.,, will con- “patal Effect of a Hindiook.™ It — NIGHT SESSIONS DISCUSSED. — Guct tie gospel iucetiny st the ¥.M.C-A New | == SION : : whe eak ” . ; tele very notice: Sea Shee eats | ROTATE "eit rooms ee usrtie as | BE Dacia: AAS cae, Masacunatte a yose}3 | sssday ny Bc. Basands oan tclon tp ood a » am tun hall." Bien‘ of room fora bis crowd, vary | 5 6 rf ; FE, SURE, MEETING, OF JHE | — Glothineanacertan artistic cut sud come | um in the city invited. “Bible: study a8 S20 pouc | (eryeen Oth and 10th” wa. nw. I amy Mev, 'C. Pace 12 y by ma up ‘stockholders of the pletrness shout every article which shows Come. it ~ Hen Wee he oped Page 16 | cussed. Sirunce Comuny’ for the eieetion of rw careuliy dels Peon constructed "Fura | Rageting, Hon. Wi. Mt Sprsuxer ot Lilinole will pre- Fase 14| Mr. Cockrell took the ground that iiding Seite aay ia in the cy for inotance, Hon. gia Ay Move ot Massachusetts: i Fisy'4| business would not be promoted by night see- ‘we are now selling four ee nts 10F ga NE MUKCH.—IME REV. FRANK ions. $4. ind two styles of siik mizture {a Sebut ai ae ead Pase2| Mr. Harris signified his concurrence in FEE FOUAHONTAS SOCIAL CLUB. 4 ton Cutaway Frock Suits, $15. Cannot be {THODIST HOME, 12TH AND N | holy City, Dupont Cirtle, at 11 a.1u, ‘Sunday school | WANTED (Help). Page 2/ that opinion and asked Mr. Edmunds a ee nei bata eo tent Getic equaled only, sis. n.e.—Kev. 0. H. Mt will con- | atde:i3. Eveuine at 7 ‘on ‘the Church | WANTED (Houses) Pare 2 ts oe en February Zt 130 pan Hon. Clinton Lloyd wi! re- GEORGE SPRANSY'S, ‘uct communion service Sabbath, and Socialist." “Heading circle Wednesday. 7:30. | WANTED (Lotey Pare 2|“bether he really believed that & efte "The Kuixist and My Lad: aisby | _fe7 414 7th at. €r CENTRAL_ PRES, CHURCH, 3p tS 2 Friday at 4:30. Free library a WANTED (Misco = @| quorum of Senators would be present after 8 Lecents.. ref. iussell wil perfor on the ‘guitar. | @-———CALE AT DAVIDSON -& DAVIBSGRS. CT eee Boee De, Ven Bee ot Sonkign | Bact ee | Aer ennmembon. Pure 3 o'clock any evening. Mr. Edurunds said that Keaciiny and recitations Ly otuer weuibers of the club. Si F st. n.w., for description and terms kev, Dr. G. L. Spinning of New York. at KC. KEV. BISHOP REANE, RECTOR OF he did believe #0, because be had faith in the Fs Or Wale of those two magnificent dwellings, $16,000 ae | Ste catholic Caiversity, will preach at the | WANTED (Bituations) Fare 2 | cichty-eight gentlemen eh, the Ben TS WOMANS HOSPITAL AND DIGPEN. | *md@11,000, on 20th st-sust north of ‘Sena’ CALVARY BAPTION GHUROHGORMER | {1 9Wock mass Sunday in St Patrick's Cuurch, lots | WINTER RESORTS. Pace, ‘ighty-eight gentlemen who composed - = SALY DONATION DAY Go SR Sent" Stir ant H sts. nrw-, Hey. Se i Greene, | St, Vetween F and G sts. uw.” Collection at ali tne | WOOD AND coat. Page 15 | Oh -more than cighty of them. able-bodied — WEDNESDAY, FEUKUAKY 18, 1801, from 10 a.m. | jg GS The weather 49 Tikely fo be threatening | vantor.— Sunday school, #24) win. Preaching by ths | S¥#e8 10 erin poor of Ireland. _1¢*_ - at they would atiend to do the public 203 pau. Se “ened rains easterly studs; stationary tome. Tain. “Twenty-eiehtit anniversary exercises | ge-— = WALGH MM. 3D AND ABTS. Samak Hal business. A Gulls made om the reupie of Wasi:ington to supply | yeraiure; cloudy weather and rain Sunday. school KENDALL CHAPEL | BC~AE™ neg, tee, Alex. b or. hegrprid Receiprs Topar.—Internal rev- | "He believed that at lecst forty-five of them fo articles neceseary te cap and sustain the Womens torn Sima . : customs, $636,932 y Hospital aud Dispensary, The object of tse institu: ie Outwater, pastor. «Who ie My Neizabor?™ Young” people's ineoting, | PU €499, ould be present at night scesions, Mr. Har- tion is the free medical an i i 6:0 pau, ‘Trayer merting Thursday 3 aan u 10 pan. It qe REY. DE. ALEXANDER OF THE ©: Francisco Theological Seuninary will pre. lu the West Street Preshyyterian Church, Georgetown, Suuday morning, 11 o'clock. at" women anf cuildren. The t fwniture, bedding, house linen, drugs and instruments. Contributions in mouey are also re quested. Fis said that he wonld not oppose the proposi- tion although be did not think it the wisest or best policy at the present time. Mr. Teller declared himself against it. The Senate, he said, SECRETS. study tome to know how You with your small capital had so much ‘Tux Preswexr has approved the act extend- ing the time to thirty days within which vacan- cies in the heads of departments shall be filled. Sud: dually invited to ti cL. S. FRIEND: iy school, 3: hese services, VESPER SERyIC it € 5 At Work and made so much money last year. Foundry Church tomorrow at pom. All | met now at I and sut till 6, and he thought yn. 4 Recor oP srges Crxaianqnans ant sthersintereeted are invited Me Since LNG, ORTHODOX), 45 | Boxps Repexaep.—The amount of 434 per | that that was as long sessions as should be held. Mrs. Wilmerding, Mrs. Bessie Stewart, CARPENTER: The secret is I bousht p= WOMAN'S, CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE | C. 4. 1400 New ors ave. ‘Some Baltimore friends | cent bonds redeemed yesterday was $36,000, | There was not a Senator present who did not Batam Homers Bi Ae Gang-sawed Lumber all the time, which a Union praiae service, Dessare of the cigar: | aroexpected. Tuvieimvyted. itt” | making « total to date of $1043 400. °° | know that night semsions ae a general rule were Madame Gummi, Mire Towss pleased eyery one I worked for, and only Sunday, Span.’ Mepore by Meme eeauonel Ghauren. | ge HAMLINE ME, CHUNCH, COR, 01H AND = failures and sometimes worse. ‘The chances irs. Hawiey, ator Johnson, Paid $1.15 per 100 feet, which saved me 20 ena il 5 ER Pst -18, Naylor, D. D., pastor. were decidedly against the presence of a qno- a Ris. Aiuena 8. Wulliains, er cent. co ‘b. Power, Mrs, | T8Bday school an ene, UF eke waster, | | Founra-Crase Posruastens.—Tho following | rum. ‘The onder wan agreed to-yeas, 82; ubys, Mire Francis BeLoring, Mee: Pup Pniiipa, = bap tt a Ary, | luteresiing addresses. Loung peoples | fUrth-class postmasters were yesterday ap- | 16. Bie 4. C. Breckinrioge, Mrs. G- W. Harris, LIBBEY, BITTINGER & MILLER, : SS a easing on ae ited: W. H. Robinson, Toddville, Md.; W. ‘MR. TELLER EXCURED. S Rewcou Mi. J. strona: Gang. . ation meetings Tuesday. Fray Bre 6:3. Ball? ana wines ® Brome te? oust tad New Yorke TION, SOOP FEMPLARS. | scstind: ahureay eveninswat Yah Theubhcear | W- Binford, Elko, Va. Mr. Teller asked to be, and was, excused from Fuller. and eset will wes Gah invited. " Ladies the ronunit be at the hospital, SOCIETY, LODGE AND CHURCH rsalist Church, cor. (th and L | = Be attendance at night sessions, ee aed gaa tes teases eee BERGE Aa en asaae es | Sai efing Come tea bene the ath ot tuners | Fat Pincus a tees ket be oe Srovaan” | stencting e Groughtemon'e Uabling oc thoccon | _ Under the order, as voted, the Senate wil, bew buiidings acinar for Paddie, Envelope and tish Poud Stands, se GOOD TENFLARS AND FRENDS A worming anniversary: at a0 | OOM ot a | during the residue of the scssion, meet at 11 Soupetiion ont of question: reining trot | Sa EMPLATS ar .Warattin D. “Golita, sixien the Treasury hhas been | S'clock a.m. ait Ll€ pis, ed dive take Soupeess ns ae tention.—Mrs. Bessie Starr Keeler will speak 4t*_ | awarded to John Lyon of Washington at his + Pm. ® re- ‘CH. RUPPERT, at the Cc sti Church, 10th and G sts. bow. ~~, BEREAN BAPTIST CHURCH, ISTH ST. | bid of $19,475. cess till 8 p-m. gRUPRERT. | | SUNDAY a jaiso Dr: C. NX, Whitney. ‘This | yg-—gq—> BEREAN : WE WILL PAY THE HIGH- between Land M sts. n.w., J. Milton W. est Farpes preter New Issue meeting will be bed in conjunction with the Wonsan's | SS between ¥. LOUIS UPMANN, Manaxer. Christian Temperance Union. Come abd indorse the ‘te7 THE EIGHT-HOUR CLaMes. Preaching ; a bas ¢ The House bill for the adjustment of accounts Washi Gas Bor action taken by Conzress to sive the young men. It | SPwial Serigon to yu Navat Onpers.—Ensign Rennie P. Schwerin, 1061 GURL E STEVENS, stock Brokern AE WIMODAUGHSTS, 14006 8T.—EVERY | Sagres unte detached from the coast survey steamer Blake | °f workmen, laborersand mechanics under the DO YOUR EYES NEED ATTENTION? ‘Sunday, from 6 to 7:30 p.m., Bible talk 8 and granted leave of absence fi from | eight-hour law was taken up. x Tia] ayes Zor thinking people.” February 8, ara March 1 next, With pormsincion te Lecre the | Mc. Blair modied the exbetitate e@ered by aragrect ast ee ate te eye writ bois | mo THI TOTAL ABSTINENCE ONION a 8, United States. him vestorday by adding « proviso that the ect Ebington on TUESDAY, February 14. 1801, from | FE Carrot Institute Hall, We i sto nw | TERRY Meee "NEW YORE, has shall apply only to workmen and Sim, Until Spm at Re store Of A co prance uncetinee Mr Soi, Rj? Krand public tein; | kindly consented to spend ten days with us and assist | Qaprwer Mnrrxa.—At the invitation of the | ™eCbanics employed in the Army, Navy and at, Ky SPIER. rane ineetine.” Mr an, Sovereign chief of | ins SPECIAL SEMIES of GOSPEL BeReICes wit * wd veetion Post Office departments on work strictly con- a0 0 ee re file Sons of Jonadab, will speak. 1 al and | 4 viow of more effet july feeching THE DISSIPATED | President Acting Secretary Nettleton partici- | nected with the military, naval and postal ser- ‘aiehdne'to. Dawe thas eS irs. E. A. CHAMBERS, President follows: SATURDAY NIGHT Gre vuary, v2. ‘7:30, | pated in yesterday's cabinet meeting as the | vices. anen Bc, 8 rencerptative Rsath onli rete ane STRESS Be DOWLING, Haston Halls, SUNDAY, “11 24, M.¥. | representative of the Treasury Departenest. MR. BLAIR MODIFIES HIS SUBSTITUTE. Jar what hour iusy ‘be reserved espectally for them, | atove hail on MORDAY EVENING. Feoeaasy Bt nabs: | It 18 understood that the recent Indian cam-| After some discussion Mr. Blair (at Mr. lames isfurniohed guaranteed by Queen & Co. WES RECHABITES, PLEASE ASSEMBLE. AT Ry Ho and pelea, Sud ‘nde, reciprocity questions wore | u1.'5 suggestion) farther modified his oub- NDA MONT. 0:25 otlecd tn to eGR RAP attaey stitute by omitting all reference to the Post - reriona Cur Need Tis ee hee BS peri Siiealom Hal aay ‘Tae Paraexr’s Catuxes this morning in- Giles Department, He further modified it at . tele and ore the aisakers. i i suggestion of Mr. Allison’ TEE TORALON) WINE ¢0. 1B full attenuance is desired. "3. CELL EM. GDR AP janeembee rs here ie om words “and not borne upon shy anfual roll. Sto Kalon cone, ac IF YOU LOVE TO HEAR GOOD SPEAK- ‘Taft, Senator Chandler, Representatives | "ir" George made a speech opposing the bill. ‘in this city, these wines being o ing come to Clabangh Hai), 1630 14th st., at Thompson, Carter, Grosvenor, ‘30 p.m. tommorrow. | Union public temperance meet- Gri Wilson of’ Washington’ and Cavut A CHANGE From "68 To "77. Tolepians ook es wee — ae me SOX8 OF ne Eoulsvilies rte ; i . operon , WASHINGTON, D.C., Hithst, new. (Bt. cy amendment b: it take effect, not from E. Morrison, dealer in paper, 805-807 D street n.w.. having made an assignment to me for the benefit of his creditors of all of his property and effects, all per- sons having claims against him are requested to committee, a= NOTICE— Notwithstanding the unfortunate fire of this Inorning, Messrs. Roth & Moore wish to inform the 25th of June, 1868 (the date of the eight- hour Jaw), but from March 4, 1877 (up to which time there has already been’a readjastment of order of the feeezth ,A DECIDED BARGAIN If sold promptly for cash, the northeast com A Verenax Newsraren Max.—Col. M. Rich- ards Mucklé, business manager of the Phila- delphia Ledger, is at th» Arlington, and will be | #¢counts). ‘trons that business will be conducted as Sy 5 3 retical ar again pace ner of Mth and Its. n.w, Lot 20%x60. thelr kind pal ase FREE METHODIST SERVICE EVERY Gridiron tonig] Mz. Danes ted that amendment and {indebted to him are notified that prompt settlement of ADDISON & LAKCOMBE, STUhe wae bomen haar of 433 aes" "4 | Meee Babi ary at acer Malt, fov ts | Col Stach eee Satake the ig | modified his own pr postion accordingly. Salen te seats 1304 F st. n.w, aR Meat E MOORZ, Feed Dealers, | lev. U. . Southworth, Bitenor ere sottaile wor: | 194i, and ina few months the fiftieth anni. oc tk, Dawes farther modified guereys | FRA! x ry, at “__ | come, 1t*” | versa; is fe suggesti x! uM 459 Central building, cor. Pu. ave: and vet | qe SDR ELL B, BLLaG, DENTIOT, ALL JNTENESTED IN CHRISTIAN 8cT- THE GEV WANUEL J RIGOOLLE,D.n; | be Attingly celebrated by the“ Lelge heciie | = Provision that payment shall be made directly Feria eS sera] Mate ele Hat Stem, is | BSR, ba Seco aioe Coy | im ane deals: Staaty. with the colonel. Bo | Fcc ara out Gases O rareoke 3B, CrOWR work. 2 bday at ona be * | one would suspect wing been in ex- THE CHORAL. SOCIETY WisHES TO IN- | _f¢C1m Parepien, Gaarhy, Hey. Williny 8, Miller, pastor, | tence itty reece His photograph is one | | Mr. Blair withdrew his own amendment and ‘crease the ni ‘of tenors and basses for. BRAZIL MISSION-CHURCH WORK OF | and the Rey. BRANCI3 1. PATTON, b-D- of those of disti Avanians which | *¢°epted that offered by Mr. Dawes. Ke serie HOMES. its Bext concert, April 22, ls for which begin Betis Hretestont Epis-opai Church, under the | dent of Princeton Coll at 730 p.m. Sabbeth “= in thi - finwediate'y. Solo. voices ‘not tial, but appli- | care of the American Church Missionary Bociety, US | school at 3:30. p.m. ; Christian ‘bndeavor Society, {| d0rn the wails of the bureau in this HOUSE, Qe on circle at junction of Maple and cants must beable to read music. a not | Bidle Hous, New York, will be explained on BUN. | 6:30 p.tH. savld-ek sree ‘Thursday, 7:30y.m. i} city and is frequently mistaken for » photo- Harewood, aventies, Le Droit, Park. Giticgh, Addrese EUGENE E. STEVEMS, secretary: | DAY. February S. ISK bythe ieee W. eee ye. * Oareon pag Ey AS a Pst. now z “feikeost”” | Peterkin, D: or, bishop of West Virvinla, at Brinity ALL. SOULS) CHURCH (UNITARIAN), pitas: Ehrsig-ophiares oe caer an carne four’ Lieoustry bose with all sectors SS CAUTION CWABHING ALL OF OUK MA-| Charch, Georvetowns in the afternoons andat the | at iiaem. aa Po) pon Uy ick hee eet | Tae Guipmox Di The black and white | *°P rrearrener Gada Ro EE ee Tints toive the hiutheet desnes of tatintaes | SIIRB, Geo ft ¥ atiie.m, sain. Uy ‘liew. Fe. Hosiner of jnrpraox Dixxen.—1 and white | agreement with the Sac and Fox nations of npr my tomer, | abierheainte iat an Bele elie | oda carteartyam f Siaggha Wg, | bate, om Sn mom OM SO CHP tag of the Gridiron Chub ying today from | hasane andthe Town wib of Indame ie OU Harsh, he Deol Park nan seven. rogue thie argon, Hf wn are ‘Gnuere U3 postal will | Sie Nee Fo BOLD. Gen. Boe. | Te fy, pastor SabQair school “grench | Of the club will be given at the hotel tonight. | yr. Morrill (Kan.) submitted the report of cr Lot is ve 2 - ain Be tore Wane He ; guest resident Prince- ‘ frout by a4. Wal tnskea cozy homes ' ‘& WILSON MEG. CO., WE HAVE COMBINED ‘THE CAPITAL | ton Theo ouian “Seamianeyy Sout pevple ton College, Mr. Charles 0. B. Cowardin of | ‘e Raum investigating committee. Printed East and south exposure. Price, 5,000, 13-4. th,s, 3m 437 Rh st nw, and Quaker Steam Laundries at 5) St. | meeting at 6:00 p.m. at (30 pin, address vy alr. | Richmond, Va., Mr. W. Bradford Merrill of | #04 recommitted. ith ay teruse ADI to oie for ber- La eran SMe ALN. s Noextrn charge | RH, Hadley, superintendent of cule Philadelphia, Hon. Benj. Butterworth, Hon. WORLD'S FATR SALARIES. ‘BARNES & wRae 10 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: above numbers will receive prompt ‘sitention eeee | seu: ‘ionaay. = a Feeding for women —— ®. Hine Hon. _ Lomeang oe] The House then went into committee of re Merchants’ Mutual Protective Union was organ. | 42¥ Dersons Lut our agents, wearing the Capital Steain | Strangers are welcome, 7 Note b peaetteld + Boom aioe, Me a the whole (Mr. Payson of Illinois in the chair) god for tive suutual protection ot ifs members sceinst | unary badge. WESLEY CHAPEL, COR. STH AND F. | and Mr. Hart Lyman of the New York Traber. | 0n the sundry civil appropriation bill. The {hat class of persons Who can, but will not, pay their | oy, We will pay forall goods lost. Se Nie c. eDing Oo es pdattor—Sundsy | Sudge ‘Taft, United States solicitor general, | Pe™ question was the decision of the chair oe ee eo * Mrs, ft. A. Wraven, | 0007200 prin, Prayer meeting Phueiee ceding. ti Mr, Geo. W. Boyd, Me: Charles G. Dulin, Col. | on Mr. Mason's, potnt of, order a 45) be 7 Le shards Muc! ion. Jos. G. Cannon ani ad 8 5 jo" UN 8] .- s 7 z a | rr Sees earn cas | Brae UNE NEN, TS Berg epee atta | pak ee eres ens oe | rashek reaps : rs ‘24, 37 Tioek pain, 7 ‘ E ptly M. SC] EY, ho do net fe White Silk. ‘i ‘are cordially invited to this service. y ye eS x ae rast *5The annual fee te tbe, monthly dues 50 cents, to Black Bik, tieured, ee 3 ‘oan Sra oe ae ae | After a brief debate the chairman ruled the removed of 0 cor. 1 .. OVER he A . tl ‘14th, Rew. a .D. a bri te Moris’ drug store: “elepbows List. 4 * "ei.fam michibers who fall to make We want you tojudgethelr valua, Fa ee Boaritameiti: | Pxnsomss.—Dr. Karnest F. King, who has| ., Air ® briet debate the ol changing existing Pee NOTICE OF REMOVAL. ‘hel names wil, BE 43.5 Roitman 42515. All eats sree excepé 9¢ 11 0’ nee.it | heen confined to his home by illness for nearly | jay. Bog a ane te fe as —s Mcosrananee tea | BEcar> ADULT GHMANEUTHERANCHURCE | 00 ween “sopn tobe out eury im the mock sp sent spas ihe waiiders' Exe are bidine tthe. cor. of Fath (Ono peice. Ua2t-Sm] — OS2 Fat, Second Biscay of eenh mitath Regi eeerts BeMeoE, pee ee ee — Mr. Sayers (Tex.) offered an amendment de- Sackwon £63. Ltinber Deniers: ote pa Moorehead of Xenia, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. | Teasing from $55,000 to $40,000 the appro- Washineton, D.C.. Fete, IIo oo tesa Boor mazovran snare. ‘STEEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, | Parker of Auburn, N. Y., N. Brnester and 8 | Priation for the salaries of officers, clerks, Le a ‘The lot at the corner of New Hamp- Sh st. bet. F and Gu.e.—Hon. W. Clayton of New York are at Willard’s ——H. H. | stenographers, de. with s provision that not gi eat e SE co chbeesen. Gah oe tnhagetlnneseaen ‘ banat Pettemsns | Scofield of Nangatuck, Conn... T. C. Hammin | excooding £20,000 shall be used in the payment 1 CONNECTICUT AVE. special term for Dusiness. for the site of a fine residence. The slius, D.b., pastor, irony of Philadel; Rowan, C. A. Brown and L. | of the salaries of the it, secretary, ca fe?-im* Inthe: thor of Heaney ll a nace two frontues are ample, that on the ‘Cbristian Endeavor | H. Wilcox of York, M. Rees of Galena, | director general and vice president of the ex- THE FISCHER PIANO-SEND FOR Wa | ep A oe avenue being 106 feet and on 8 street ar iagrens Thurslayevening | Til, Mrs. Irwin Simpson and Mrs. J. | ecutive committee. vamp hiet; containing three, hundred, ref- document Ii. ‘33 feet, the latter being the narrowest BxbaY a Gal . G. Griffith of Kalamazoo, Mich., and| The chairman overruled a point of order erences in Washington. SANDEKS & B1A1MAN, Arpticetion for the probate of the iast will and testa- Part of the lot. The location com- one RS At E GHURCH, REV. GEO. | 1. Vashay of Idaho are at the Randall, raised against this amendment by Mr. Butter- tw _____ fe24it' | ment and tor letters teotainentary om the estate of the ba wide eceni ot Gapben —— Sandy | ‘Thos. C. Knauff and Mr. and Mrs. Dr. L. F. | worth of Ohio. ba 1 MADETT HOLS Desricr, | acess cee eeetameas| anit eer tarbe isan Beale Jef Faden, Wa. A Bend and| """" oy wns Paovoges movase xttaction of tecth and virial attcution. sven yo-egr- | ate BEENUS notiied to appear imthis court on Friday, Price, €2.50 per foot. . Frank M."Howe of Beton Mand Sse Cn Ls Mr. Wilson (W. Va.) offered, as a Erctine chiidran steeth. Tid Fst. mews -gh@eat | EH 00, day of Man heats at oak pan te ‘THOS. J. FISHER & CO. ee Keane of Newton, J. G. Webb of New York are : ; peal qquol¥ YOU WANT AN \BSOLUTELY PURE | umt'udmitted ¢@ probate sl ietiony fury on | It 1324 F st. ,CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES, FEB. | at the ——Edward C. Peace and Frank |® smendment fixing the salaries as follows: ‘Cream of Taper king Powder bug the | Tw cae iti deceased sould) not inte at RUPTURE EASILY HELD IN PLAGE, | av conducted by Wie P snd Nina Vo. Hochee | Snare of agnor _Ttaoes notcontainamuoniauralum. —— saSi-te | buceay “direy nteks in the Weebtuten Lave | ifs, Homers’ Connon | Good music furniahed. "Publicinvited: te Beattle, Dr. Armory Chapin <q=>TO GOVERNMENT EMPLOTES! cael ythecourts A C- Bien Ay dui. say cuace made.” Const sitsion res.” Wor rare - SniGuen yor Wit Goren aacee | York, Mr.and Mrs. John T wali sell you anything in the tine of FINE | —“"'Rextster of Wills for the District of Calasibis, fe7. ‘Bit 3. 4, PowERs, 'm, cuildren’s | of Boston, E. A. Powers, WATCHES, DIAMONDS and FINE JEWELRY on | _js31-lawsw - Basa) 2 yaimecting, | Tex and 8. Medelgo of a WEEKLY or MORTMLY payments, give you > Once 70 TAX ‘AYERS OF ATEXAN- r mi. - Seats free. "All wel it | and A B Yourbels of 1BIMEDI POBSESSION at time of purchase. , county, PUNpUe of x-coIne ST. JOHN'S CHURCH, GEORGETOWN, | Loury — Ate mALtasTEis, 3h, | Rey eurostar fe THE, XATIONAL, CASH Be ein Sh aE nervicm marry! | Nebraska ae at the Arlington. Jeweler, 507th st. aw. | SOBRE SA Fat Mow on the 16TH Day 0} iwerly 10th and I ste. mow) ate Gow ‘at LL; evening pri TEM Vested choir, a EVEL NTH anti! Auust,trom tu da'etock Permanently located in their new ‘Lake C. Walker of the ‘Agency wili | Of Livingston, Gov. and Qpfegs by mall wil receive iumnediate attention. | P.-- to receive atch, ara Lhe new faw reais Startern O40 Louisiane wren speck tthe noruing servis of "Ch : eaR And anid Motiee te herein given tat eit adniuent i Gat eat of Tt at a next “indians.” Stranwere cordially invited. Se er ae Sd need ron Barn cue po a 7 OB, ers 3d, Mur peat additiemal waruth is needed and they will Wius prove f-—4 Sn agrecable geriuebl lor susuver, so place your onder APARTMENTS FOR GENTLEM! 3 Sunday ene P. Y, WALL, ALBANY, 19TH AND H S78. N.W. SeRctAy, Onvaniwed: caus. Abit Maker, 468 F st. u.w. = 2 = ony ‘Your attention ta invited to 1923 ¥ st, Factory on premises. Bw. at $63.34; 1927 and 1829 Kot.n. w. ROYAL at 875.70 each; 129 Det. n.w. at 516 M st. n.w. at $50, and 943 West- ‘minster st.at @45 per month. These are FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Pitte- OF LIVERPOOL, ENGLABD. choice houses and well worth the prices EL on With the Free Coinage Measure. ‘Rents Insured, A. B.| It is threatened by Republicans of the House HILL & JOHNSTON, AGENTS, 4 that if the Senate attach a free coinage amend- 161m 1503 Penns. ave. ow. ‘ot | ment to any appropriation bill Of | it by putting on the force bill ea ee THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE James—| If this were done and the Company tor the Lesrcter’ Coltenies for the ciaaice 32h | President 1 fe said thet he would probably sadder Ste isco spelt z |sign the conglomernte ye. EUESDay ‘Fetrnary 24, 1801, a free coinage rather than | AN ABSOLUTELY PURE a It does not contain ¢aimonia of alum. tr WHO 18 YOUR LAUNDRYMAN? aise IT MAY BE STREETER RODIN CHOOSING HIS CABINET. | Donoghue, the Skater, Wi ins Four Races and Breaks a Record. ORLD’S FAI R. A DYNAMITE PL‘ See IT MAY BE STREETER. WR Act With the Republicans on Can tain Measures. Srarormero, I1., Feb. 7.—The republicans have not lost hope of finally making a combi- nation with the F.M. B.A. party, although nothing has come of yesterday's conference At a meeting of the republican steer- ing committee yesterday Mr. Streeter, F. M. BA. candidate for Senator, was aked how far he would act with the te- pidlican party in the senate if he was elected. le replied it would be bis duty to stand by the farmers and industrial organizations in economic principles. They are advocating for relief. Aside from this be would stand with the republican party. Asked how about the elections bill. He said frankly he was heartily in favor of a measure to support the people of the south in « free bal- lot, haying been brought to this conviction of necessity for such legislation by his own per- sonal experience in Arkansas two years ago. At thet time he was the presidential candidate of the united labor party and was sent to the state of Arkansas to participate in the campaign. He mentioned instances of in- timidation and destroying of ballot boxes, and said instead of the union labor ¥ Teceiving 25,000 majorty, which was theirs by careful estimate, when’ returns came in the democrats hed gotten that majority in their own column. For these occasions, be think there is need of protection to voters in sume the cotton-growing states. > THE NEW ITALIAN MINISTRY. Premier Rudini Firmly Attached to the Triple Allinace His Advisers. Romx, Feb. 7.—Premier Rudini has ap- Pointed Peltoux minister of war and Luzziti Saracco, Morin and others to various depart ments. Bexxix, Feb. 7.—The Frankfort Gazvtle to~ day published a letter written by the Marquis di Rudini, the new Italion prime minister. The letter is’ dated November, 189, and says that without the triple alliance, which bas proved to be a genuine alliance, the security of Peace is impossible. Speaking of naval and military economics, the marquis in this letter says: “I shall vote to reduce military expenses which will not effect the number or the efti- ciency of the soldiers.” ina FOUR TIMES CHAMPION. Joe Donoghue, the Skater, Makes Some New Records, Newnvna, N.Y., Feb. 7.—The vkuting races for the amateur championslap of America were begun today. The races set for today are four in number and are the quarter-mile, one-mile, five-miles and ten-miler eveuts. Joe Donoghue won the ten-mile race. Joe Donoghue won the quarter-mile race; time, 37 4-5 seconds. Five-mile race Donog- hue won in 15 minutes and 37 Simpron second iu 15.52. Both Douog. Simpson beat the world’s record, w been 16.01. In the ten-mile race Joe Dowoghue won in 35 minutes and 543-5 seconds. Une- mile race—Donughue won in 3.02 3-5. — DYNAMITE IN A GAS WORKS. ‘A Startling Discovery in Leeds, Engiand— Discharged Workmen Suspected. Lxxps, Feb. 7.—A tin box containing dyna- mite was discovered today concealed in the gas works of this city. Itis supposed that the dynamite was placed where it was found by workmen who bave recently been discharged from the gas works. The police are investi- gating the outrage. ‘The company has offered a reward for the arrest of the culprits. — FRIGHTENED FROM THEIR HOMES. Settlers Who Are Alarmed by False Reports of Indian Raids. Sr. Pact, Mixx., Peb. 7.—Sheriff Youngren and County Auditor Jadis of Kitson county, who have just returned to Hallolock from Roseau valley and Lake of the Woods, report to Gov. Merriam that the settlers because of the Indian scare are leaving those localities in large wumbers. At Jadis, on the Roseau river, the settlers were building u stockade and had ized a volunteer company to defend them- ves against the Indians. The two county officials say that the whole business seems to have been started by evil-disposed persons. Between 300 and 400 people have left their homes, most of them iu a very destitute condi- tion. As they left their stock to shift for them- elves they will doubtless lose many cattle. —=—, NOT DISHEARTENED. ‘The Friends of Free Coinage Hope to Get » Vote on the Main Question The friends of free nilver coinage in Congress are somewhat disappointed but not disheartened by the result of the vote in the House commit- tee of the whole yesterday. They do not con- cede that the vote on Mr. Bland’s appeal from the decision of the chair represents the full strength of silver in the House by any means. y that the advocates of free coinage were handicapped in that test, on account of ‘They heavily the apparent conflict with the rules, which in- p me 29 many silver men to op the ap- whereas they would have surely voted for Kew’ soumgs on any direct, fair and square imeue. It is somewhat uncertain at present wh:t the next step in the matter will be bet it may be put down as acertainty that the silver ‘men have not given up the fight. Mr. Bartine of Nevada, in conversation with « Sram re- porter this morning, said that be was now in- clined to feel ratber more bopeful by the coinage committee than he auth to. Since Mr. Bland and he been bit $ of fi 3 i e 12 i Hit f E it i é ! Fe § > i $ i i | H i ff