Evening Star Newspaper, October 7, 1891, Page 10

7, 1891—TEN PAGES. ‘The Burglare Who Assaulted Mra Rodney ‘Scott on a Farm Near Glencoe. LOCAL MENTION. ‘The Weather. YORECAST TILE EIGHT A. ¥. THURSDAT. For the District of Columbia and Maryland, THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D.c.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER foe age poner’ ‘THE WASHINGTON PRESBYTERY. ALEXANDRIA Benjamin St, James Fry of the Pal chureh, the Rev. Wm. Gorman of the . fethodist chr le. Action Taken at Its Semi-Annual ‘TRIALS OF COUNTY OFFICIALS. United Brethren Held at Falls Church Yesterday. At the present term of Judge Chichester’s ‘The presbytery of Washington city held its|court the case Wilson, AMUSEMENTS. (A PACGHS GRAND Orca HOUSE EVERY EVENING, MATINEE SATURDAY. DR. ARTHUR'S SERMON EL Hunt of the Primitive “Education' weather unsettled for For Virginia, ram; cont ; northwesterly w: provably clearing of Supervisor W. G. i : : — LL LAUGHTER. vain; continued low temperature today, | [Continued from Ninth Page) |g, Mduces . semi-annual stated meeting yesterday at Falls| charged with incompetency, and of Hi Towsoxtowx, Mp., October 6. 1891. Housek: radially invited to open “ . warmer tomorrow: winds; | Torael? Hay he denied to them the Joy of bring. | Fitchett. of the ‘nstealasian Mothediat Church, Va., the Rev. Charles B. Ramedell pre- | Drammond,charged with malfeasance in Detectives Mahon and Carter of Washingtop x ‘ we i ing to the the first this contino th children of the holy seed? Ye of | is to be we pnt itto you on the spot. at neither in these United States, siding as moderator. their grocery me pa accounts with as. High- grade Rev. Francis E. Smith was received as a PORE THE PUBLIC. “DARLINGTON'S WIDOW. PARLINGTON'S WIDOW ® were here yestcrday to give evidence in the ned low tempera- case of William Jackson and James Brown, (G00. and rock-bottom, prices are guar- were called up. Arule to show cause aguin been anteed. M4 P. Merzorn, 417 tth st. mw. 1t* removal has issued to Drummond, and motion to remove Wilson ‘is on file and will “The Religious ‘Iai Young.” “The Fam: lenry office, st a be ture; no: in extreme west portions Thursday morning. CONDITION OF THE WATER. Temperature and ¢ of water at7 on the north, in Mexico on tke south, nor yet in the West Indian Islands—that net among the whites, not among the blacks, ong the red men have these Methodist the address by the Kev. T. B. Ap, the Methodist Protestant charch, and “The Sunday School” of John Evans of’ the Metho- dist Episcopal church. In the afternoon the member of the presbytery from the presby- tery of Baltimore, Md. the presbytery a call for the pastoral services heard next month. The Darnestown, Md., church presented to| ‘The negroes, who were tried for burglary and a» sault, The two negroes lived in Virginia just across the river from Washington, and one was arrested in Washington, while the other was Fine Upright Pianos for rent. Victor Becker, 920 Sth st. nw. First-class tuning and repairing; moderate prices. oc7-2t* FIRE DEPARTMENT MATTERS. trouble among the firemen here, men- By JOHN DOUGLASS, Bag am.: Great Fails, tempe: 63; condition, 96. Receiving reservoir, 0. Cor dition at north com south connection, 36, «iistributin; temperature, 72; condition at tioned in Taz Srax last week, is now in process of settlement. The board of directors of the fire department having asserted their exclusive right under the law to make regulations for the Roy. John Smith of the Primitive Methodist church will read an egsay on “Elementary Ed cation; How It May Best Be Promoted.” will be followed by the Rey. Dr. J. D. Ham- ches ever brought forth children of the | divinely born race. Could I telephone now the quoction to every home in those various countries, and could the replies be telephoned Indoreed by press and publi as the cleverest enn it youre j Under the manacement of MARKEY D. GRABAS SEATS NOW ON SALE of Rev. B. F. Myers. Mr. Myers signifying his acceptance of the call arrangements were made for his installation on the 27th inst. captured in Alexandria Ladies, it will be to your interests to look ing Machine The crime was committed on the 2th of atthe Standard Sewing before pur- chasing. Send gq reservoir, fluent gate ey. for one on trial. house, 36; condition at ef r? Scott, the foreman on the farm, about 4 o'cl —— High Water. | peals of musical thunder—voices erying this hon The Ethice of Elemen the expediency of organizing churches in Ana- | Harlow and Warfield have referred the legal | in Remini orange about ¢ o'cloc! “Sun Rise Chop" Tem; 0c. tb. Bavoyou EW NATIONAL 1a AT, e 10:30am. 10:52pm. | nd this and that was born there. - costin and Ivy City reported progress and | question to the attorney of the corporation. tried ii isexceilent. Muresxn’s, 7th si. a —— ay “ panes ees be repeated to yonder Rétaation " ent by JC-De tthe | were continued, with instructions to report at | Zt i understood that a movement will be mae S. Heller, 720 7th st., is making specialty in | eps tei mates % M. C. Wiexas, 1003 F. Corsets fitted and altered. but dear to God, and | State Education,” and by J.C. Duacy ot the spring meeting of the presbytery. ta , 3 inning Monday, October 5, England's t R. Gorpscuatrp’s to- 153 Pa. ave. Visrr our tailoriug department if you wish to see the latest = in fail trouserings. You will est. 4 tal ions “I a _ 4 - | ment a child of God is just setting foot i loge, Wesleyan Methodist church, and by the | Work 115-000. oe eos #0 church | strestcourthouse. Wm. Humbles, charged with | {Be Committed the crime. The Judge « Javaand Mocha Cofice, 30c. Mrrzorn’s,7.st.* | Author of **The Silver King,” “Sainte and _ Five-pisee | Cold stream, while they around are raying, Rov. Dr. W. F. Warren of the Methodist Epis- | "Rey. J. A. Whitaker was, at his own request, | gambling, has been acquitted, and it is thought | against i : Dizziness, ao ara | #¢ crossing no and walks , Wee =< ee will be the topic at the first | “itmissed to the Presbytery of Troy, wy that no other gamning cae none eses vn mess cured by ONLY MATINEE SATURDAY, . os Serer the a t to lead thee out of |“ 1 y s bole skis of the. - 20x24" bevel glass, Brows & 50%, | the city uf Desteucten’ goodly, would be the | soeion on ‘Thurmday, Octeber 1s, the eiguin | p Tee comtalssioners to the general assembly, | term of the court. On the Jetterson sarap 20th and Pa. ave. nv. Dr. Bartlett for his signal service to the church in ‘eriminal cases. Low Rares via B. axp O. R. R. vor Ixvtaxa| Selling Long Gray Hair Switches and Ba: JAMES M WARD The leading mineral water « Teaeis ore ad) thin solemn “secmnent, panda) Bone at she Methitey Dues the action of the last general assembly in the CANAL COMMERCE. VornuaThe Band 6. B it will sell round: | at reduced prices at linuttas. oceoe™ ana "ian — high, say yo that none would name somo men Dr. William Nicholas of the First Methoe | *° of Prof. Briggs. Two canal boats with coal arrived here on | trip excursion tickets at greatly reduced rates = CARRIE CLAKKE WARD i Derbies. Competition is “not in it” with us Preraxe Fo aad Gay, “My hid. tor when’ t ‘ topic of the second | _ The following paper, introduced by Justice | of the Chosapeake and Ohio canal. One came Scien y Soe Dane sen eee or sasns & ba, Gas ee, in the weather. oy ch - birth till Christ was formed in him.” a ‘The Church and eg yee Drake, led to a spirited debate and was adopted | to J. R. Zimmerman and the other to W. A. will be good going until October 11 inclusive,| 1¢ Cor. 7th and D. You'll need one. | see our stock and examine | Happy. happy men, truly fathers in Israel. rep & iscussed by the Kev. Dr. R. {1 Mahon of | by a vote of 22 to 10—13 ministers an@ 9 elders | Smoot & Co. Others are expected. and will be valid for retarn until Oc- So Whbay. M mr . gqualities. Our #19 fall overcoats are special | your children arise aud call you blessed, und | the Methodint Episcopal church south, followed | \2yine tn fase of itoat a ones ae ct peo erg Passage Pure Old Rye Whisky, We. qt. Merzorn’s*| Next Wai los} rasrol anes dargains, Erseatax Baos, Tthand E | when you are gone your children will bear the | by Thomas Worthington of the Independent | ror instar or. iw Tae aIn Eyes beens 5 An Invention Making Sewing s Pastime | ACADEMY OF Visic, a ; i" d his | bUT¢eu and beat’ of the day. And those of | Methodist and Free Gospel church. “Legal Whereas, the Union Theologiog] Semi . W. Millan of Brooklyn, N.Y., oug Wheat a Wile ‘s Mow flick aise ae. ©. Commer of th and Dts ae ee ae acters frames, | Us witose quivers Lave not been full of these Prohibition of the Saloon’ will then be trested | in the city otNew York, when ‘t tqaysn inary | of M. = — Oe Ee Oh CE OE ee OH Y, hceunpenaah Seeeamglane stock of wall papers, rrows of the war of redemption: Let us first | by the Rev. Dr. C. H. Pl of the Colore: H hefoser A spacious lot at West End. ora EARS. sae = —- &e., from 1427 Pa. glorify God in our more Honored brethren, | Methodist Episcopal church in America, and Combly Of the Pree a etaee Sereitt | "'he funeral of ‘Sirs. Catherine Creegan took fice 437 Sth vtrest morthwess__dl-tr ' te given with every |aud next let us bumble ourselves and see th Antliff of the Primitive Meth-| Trited States of peat bs to ‘be pleased to a yestetday from her home, $12 North ences aes Ee aE = ONT EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINE 4) : JS, Tth and E. | Whore has lain our weakness, and above all le , i ri street. A requiem mass wus celebrated at , ITCHING, SKIN DISEASE WITH END- <CURS ‘ICS, 4 Eas Bits hand Ee | Tol telinguish hope, for God can make the | On the ninth day, Friday, Ootober 16, the | MU°Pt it us e ruleand plan in theexerciso of the | erMytrest A requie EXCURSIO PICNICS, & so Lawn “ Market, 9th st. perty Marke: 17 and 719 14th s Canrers Cuzaxzp by tho Empire Carpet Works, 631-635 Mass. ave. n. are made moth proof free of charge. Teleph and children's suits is Our Sroc of boy See the school suits the largest in the city wo are selling at Art Parvats Sar. 15 new parlor suites, 10 fol k, these walls would chake with repeating rd to the countries far and given thom are for signs from the Lord of hosts that dweileth in And now, hush! to Could Ia third time earth where at | number who would name some of our brethren | andsisters, who, if not apostles to others, wero 60 to them. Ay, and of the number of saints who from all here, men who would ii barren to rejoice, can take away their reproach and can cause their seed to inherit the Gen- tiles. DEDICATED ANEW TO GoD. And now in this second ecumenical confer- once we sct ourselves anew to the building of the house of cur God. When the second temple was to be buil | warm and frm, Haggai cried to be strong, to Joshua, the high prieat, to be to’ all the people to be strong and to r the Lord was with them, and so i | ildren of the Teuton fatherland, Ye first fruit few of the other ¥ mond of the Methodi iscopal church Ep: le African Methodist Episcopal Zion church on “Secondary Education.” willbe ning session on this day with the following addresses, among other things: “The Broadest Facilities for Higher Education; the Duty of the Chureb,” by the Rev. Dr. N. Burwash of the Methodist church in Canada; “University cation,” by the Kev. W. F. Slater, tator in biblical literature and exegesis, Didsbury Col- ‘There ‘he Present Position of Ko- ; manism,” tev. M. T. Myers, president ism_as a Political, Power,” topic will be “Social Problems.” ‘The Chureb in Her Relation to Labor and Capital” will be discussed by Alden Speare of the Methodist Episcopal church, “The Moral Aspect of Labor Combinations and Strikes” by the Rev. J. Berry of the Australian Methodist church and ‘The Moral Aspects of Combinations of Cupital” by J. R. Inch of the Methodist church in Canada. he following program will be fuilowed at the afternoon session: “Obligations of the Church in ‘elation to the Social Condition of the Peo- ple.” by the Rey. Peter Thompson of the Lon- don mission of the Wesleyan Methodist church; “Christian Work Among the Poor,” by the Rev. ‘ee of the United Brethren in Christ; is n Work Among the Kich,” by the Rev. Thos. Allen of the Wesleyan, Methodist church, and “Christian Work in Agricultural Districta,” The committee appointed to inguire into From the statistical report to be made to the synod of Baltimore at its approaching meeting in this city on the 20th it appears that the Presbytery consists of thirty-one ministers and as under its care twenty-seven churches, con- nected with which are 5,807 communicants, 182 ruling elders, sixty-six deacons, 7,124 Sab- bath school members and six candidates for the ministry. Rev. Dr. Bartlett and Hon. Chas. Lyman, re- Ported to the presbytery. ‘Their report was ac- cepted, their fidelity was approved and the thanks of the presbytery were tendered to Rev. ‘TO SEVER UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY. proprietorship and control over the several thedlogical seminaries;’ that the board of di rectors of each seminagy should be authorized to appoint all professors for the same, and that ‘no such appointment should be considered as acomplete tion if disapproved by a major- ity vote of theassembly.’ And, whereas, the said seminary, in its memorial, agreed that if the said plan should be adopted by the assembly tho seminary would conform to the eame: and the assembly did adopt the plan, whezeby there was formed between the two bodies a compact, theettect of which was to bring the seminary into ecclesiastical connection with, the general assembly. 7 ‘And whereas, after that seminary had for twenty yeurs enjoyed the benefit of ‘said com- pact and said connection, its board of directors wh overnment of the de ice. The war: Dought 600 additional fect of hose, been divided between the Hydraulion and the Columbia engine companies. The county court, Judge Chichester, has opened its October term at the Columbus court the estate of the late ordered to be committed to the sheriff for ad- ministration. The court will continue in ses- sion the residue of the weck and will try sev- Monday via the rivor from the Rock creck lock Tartaroosa excursion leaving Washington October 12 will be the last of tho season.— Advi. Bromopixe cures headache: 25c.—Adot. Remeer the grand excursion to Tallapoosa tober 12. f io The City Overfiowing With Spectators of Cumberland is overflowing with strangers, are there to witness the three days’ carnival ocTkit S 427 9th ot. 2. vteooet Wi 7 ray & Fiske, 427 or Next Week THE ROYAL MIDGETS. Ladies’ and Children’s Hair Cutting and Sham- poving. Also cures Dandruff. Brown says you are about buying « T) writer. Why not look at the Caligraph? is ‘The New Youmans Style in Fall Derbies. Fran ic & Son, One Price, at Cor. 7th and D. members of the bar. They 7 jury and after lengthy arguments followed the testimony the judge announced that his dec: ion was against them. The (prisoners then asked for merey, but Judge Burke told them that he could be no more merciful than the law and reminded them that they did not show any mercy when they committed the crime. The judge added Artist, oct" which ‘has Mr, ES. WILLARD, Supported by Mr. A. M. PALMER'S Company, be COUNTY couRT. IDDLEMAX, By HENRY ARTHUR JONES, jefferson Tacey was ree at conn, 1014 F st. All Classes praise Dr. Bull's Cough Syrap, o| the great remedy of our age. Only 2 cents. 3 row that he could not give them more. al, the third negro,who was arrested _ Monday, Getober 12— k in Baltimore, was acquitt ‘AFAIK REBEL.” oodat ‘This Week_ Matinee Tomorrow, for voters who may desire to go from Washing-|__We’ve Got It Our Own Way on @2 LESS SUFFERING CURED BY CUTICURA REMEDIES. If I bad known of the CUTICURA REMEDIES twenty-eight years ago it would have saved me $200.00 nd aD oe FREDERICK PAULDING ECIAL AFTERNOON TKIP To MOUNT VERNON, TOMB OF WASHINGTON, THURSDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBEK 8, in eee “THE STRUGGLE OF LIFR™ —__ nibense amount of suffering. My disease ‘commenced on my head in « spot not lancer wnt. It spread rapidly all over my body and Got under my nails. The scaies would drop off of me all the time cnd my suffering was endless and without relief. One thousand dollars wou'd not tempt me to have this disease over acain. I am « poor man, but feel rich to be relieved of what some of the doctors said ‘Was leprosy, some ringworm, psoriasis, &c. Icannot praise the CUTICUKA REMEDIES too much. They have made my skin as clear and free from scales as = baby's. Alli used of them was 5 worth. If you had ‘The press and public pronounce this the grestest product on of the ave, ‘A TEXAS STEER.” AT 2:30. At 2:30 p. m., on Thursday, October 8, the new fron and steel Steamer Charies Macalester Will make a special trip to MOUNT VERNON, THE 10MB OF WASHINGTON, reaching the city, on her return, at 6p.m. Round-trip faro, $1, including admission to the mansion and grounds of Mount Vernon. Macaiester’s wuari, foot of 7th st. F street.—Adot. ———— CUMBERLAND’S CARNIVAL, Appi; obat the Celebration. a us hte 1. itivate ew ress J. CALDWELL. ;sAND TOURNAMENT AND Bal x it = tions, be stron; children of On the first occasion of a disapproval by tho | Which began yesterday. Special trains from L. BLAKE, c. BELTSVILLE, VINCE GL ORGE COUNTY, MD. rags and rug curpets ‘bese goods = rs by the Kev. Dr. J. C. tzell of the Methodist o (of @ PP? y “ been here and said you would have cured me for} It LL Captain. TURSDAY, OCTOPER Li, Saved torment wt ftmeataaae | earvent of Alt he Mors ln of lem ot | Picgal chur, "gion wil be dncuned | Wotital Gh ea?fc enh Taste | aa ee ena a tke | #20. yeu wat have athe mony tok | FG VERON arses THE, Si i ua 987 7th at. now. , of the temple, of the cross, be strong. cyening. The Nev. W: J. Townsend of | seit Lad proposed to the assembly and: refused | the 00. ‘ a ang Canret clean rates by A. H: ¢ Srx Droop’s bargains, for sale column. Tue Most Coxrirte men’s clothing in the city isfound at Eisestax Buos . CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Arzavos's.—“Darlington’s Widow.” Nationat.—Mr. E. S. Willard in “The Middle- mau.” Acapemy or Music.—Frederick Paulding in Hanus’ Brsov.—“Peck’s Bad Boy.” k "3 Lyceum Turaten—‘Through by a SOCIETY OF LOYAL. VOLUNTEERS. A New Organization and the Object for Which It is Formed. The first monthly meeting of the national board of founders of the Society of Loyal Volunteers developed the progress that had been made in the work of organization. This people of the ‘land, saith strong and w e Lord, be for I am with you, saith the Lord ‘of Ho: And, finally, all ye whose hearts move you thereto, lift up a meek and reverent voice and in the words of Holy ure, repeating after me, distinctly ns a Child is born, unto us a Son nm, and the government shall be upon His shouldors, and His Name shall be called Wonderful, Coun- i Mighty God, The Everlasting Father, The Prince of Peace. Of the increae of tis government aud of peace there will be no en pdt the name of our God will we set up our anners, ‘The Lord of Hosts is with us, the God of Jacob is our refuge. Ye shall go out with joyand be led forth with peace: the mountains and the hills shall break forth before you into singing and all the trees of the field shall clap their hands. Instead of the thorn shail come up the fir tree, and instead of the briar shall come up the myrtle tree, and itshall be to the Lord for a name, for an ever- »g sign that shall not be cut off. The inhabitants of one city shall go to another, Let us xo speedily to pray before the toseck the Lord of Hosts; I will go Yea, many people and strong nations shall come to seck the Lord of Hosts in Jerusa- lem, and to pray before the Lord. Thus saith the Lord of Hosts, in those days it shall come hodist Connection will read an to Heathen Lands.” The the United Brethren in on “Missions in Christian Lands,” followed by the Rev. Wm. Gibson of the Weel to eubmit to the control which itself had of- fered to and vested in that body, therefore the presbytery of Washington city overtures the general assembly to make a formal declara- tion of the entire severance of all relations be- tween it and said seminary.” ‘The consideration of the revision of the con- dist church and the Rey. Dr. C. N. Grandison of the Methodist Episcopal church, On the tenth day, Saturday, October 17, the topic will be “War and Peace.” “International Arbitration” will be the subject of the opening paper by T. Snape of the United Methodi Free church. Addresses willbe delivered by J. 8. Taylor of the Methodist Episcopal church and the Kev. Enoch Salt of the Wesleyan Meth- odist church. On the eleventh day, Monday, October 19, the topic will be “The Church and Public Mo- ‘The program for the first session is say on “Legal Restraing on the Vices ” by E. W. B Hillof the Methodist iscopal church south; address on ‘Lotteries, Betting, Gambling and Kindred Vices,” by the Rev. Jos. Posnett of the Wesleyan Methodist church, and address on “Marriago and Divorce Laws,” by Hiram L. Sibley of the Methodist Episcopal church. | The essay at the afternoor. session will be on “The Lord's Day,” by the Rev. Dr. T. G. Steward of the African Methodist Epi fession of faith was postponed to an adjourned meeting, to be held in the Church of the Cove- nant November 2. Se ey GEORGETOWN. BUILDING ASSOCIATION MEETING. The regular monthly meeting of the stock- holders of the First Co-operative Building As- sociation took place last night and many were Present. The bonds of the second series, on which had been paid $190, were redeemed at $242.29. Bonds of the third, on which had been paid the same amount, brought £237.90. The fourth series bonds, which were issued last June, netted for their owners $231.64. The directors’ meoting was held immediately after, and the usual business was transacted. COMPLAINT OF BAD MILK. Housekeepers are complaining loudly of the adulterated milk that is being sold in many of the stores about town. One lady last night purchased a quart of what was recommended istic took the section first day was the sham battle between the second and fourth battalions of state troops, which took place yesterday afternoon on the plateau back of tke city. The uffair was witnessed by an immense crowd, who were treated to a real- parade review aftor the sham battle ended was very fine. Last night a band contest for a prize of $100 the Altoona Band. ‘Thi talions were entertained at the residence of Col. George A. Pearre la: McKaig and a number of ladies were present ‘and an elaborate dinner was served. Considerable snow and sleet fell at Miller, 8. D., is very cold. The first hard frost of the season fell Sun- day night at Owatonna, Min: in several places. Crops of all kinds are out of danger. ————_ee—__. The will of J. K. Emmet (“Fritz”) names his to Cure Skin Diseases,” but now I am as clear as any person ever was. Throuzh force of habit I rub my hands over my arms and jegs to scratch once ina waile, but tono purpose. Tamall weil. I scratched twenty-eight years and it got tobe a kindof second nature tome. I thank you a thousand times. DENNIS DOWNING, Waterbury, Vt. CUTICURA RESOLVENT ‘Thenew Blood and Skin Purifier, internally (tocleanse the blood of all inpurities and poisonous elements), and CUTICURA, the great Skin Cure, and CUTICURA SOAP, an exquisite Skin Beautifier, externally (to clear the skin and scalp and restore the hair) instantly, relieve and speedily cure every species of itchinz, burning, scaly, crusted, punply, scrofuious and | hereditary diseases and humorof the skin, scalp and biood, with loss of hair, from intamcy to age, from pimples to scrofuls. Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA, 50c. ; BOAP, ‘25c.; RE OLVENT, $1. Prepared by the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston. Sa@7Send for “How to Cure Skin Diseases,” 64 pages, 50 illustrations and 100 testimonials. ttendance from the surrounding rural The TOMB OF WASHINGTON, 0 very large. The feature of tho And the GREEN LAWNS OF MARSHALL HALL OCTOBER SCHEDULE. On and after October 5 the Palatial iron and Steel Steasuer CUARLES & Cole Wateti, valued at 850, 1 Pin, eu. representation of @ battle. The dress ou her ; . anevada adu.ssion to the mansion aud <rounds. | Becant on the Charles Macalester abd lunch served at city prices. ¥OK MARSHALL HALL—One trip daily, excevt Sunday, aching the city on ber return at | w a room, &e. B3-Kiding commences at Lio 8 am the laa ck. Uysier supper aud Dagaar iy we Betavill 2 epecias ane teu lace in front of the court house between ~ ‘ourth Battalion Band of Baltimore and stor Lik, DN, weir SuinhivisloD Officers of the second and fourth bat- evening. Congressman G2ousrt0wN ORCHESTRA, CAPT. L. L. BLAKE, Commanding Charles Macalester RIVER ExcuRsions. 12 MILES ON THE POTOMAC FOR 15 CENTS. 30-EF KASPAR, Conductor. TWELFTH SEASON. ———-o+ —___ Snow and Ice in the Northwest. 1NA DE VERE, Dou s Soprano. Mr. JAMS SAUVAGE, Baritone. Prof. Antone Gloetzuer, \.iss Lotte Mills, Mr. Beary Xander and Oti.ors. Pianists, Assisted by Wilbeln) Ciub and a Large Chorus, Monday, with some rain. The weather 01 and arrive Lvl Stop at Alexandr: PIMPLES, black-heads, red, rouzh, chapped and oily skin cured by CUTICURA SOAP. apl>-6m STAGE EXCURSIONS. DeWitt™= Coach Li Ice was formed ACHING SIDES AND BACK, METZEROTI"S MUSIC HALL, DECENBER Green of the W y to h ilk, and thi it farina Pains and Weaknesses RE- PMaritaston, Soldier’ Hon ‘ by its originators to | to pass that ten men take shall hold of the skirt | @ Syed ithe thik. and thie morning it was | son as executor. The estate is bequeathed to ‘tion bus " —_ ae Seve ponte a F Sapaye z gad eas fins that io'n Jeu, saying. wewill gout son, |» Ruddle of the Bible | covered with a thick, tasteless,chalky substance, | his children. . a soldier and sailor, to elevate the tone of Ameri- can citizenship and to relieve the treasury from the paymeut of millions of doliars to ° 5 a among ine | address, we have just had and the present high price of = % those who are perfectly able to support them | RISD Is tthe Love, for He hath doncexeclient | , The twelfth day, Tuesday, October 20, will | feed daizymen bave boon bbliged te'make thelr Ir You W. Laxsoonor & Bro. ives while scar-torn and helpless veterans | 5°" this i known in all the earth © be the last day of the conference. The open- | cowssuffer by it. As a consequence the supply ou 188 are turned away with a paltry pittance.” It claims not to interfere with any existing organization of ex-soldiers <nd sailors, and, therefore, does not look for any opposition in 6: for we have heard that God is with you. (Zech. 6:23.) In that day shall ye say, praise the Lord, call upon His name, declare His doings among the and shout, thou inhabitant of Zion,for great is the Holy One of Israel in the midst of thee. (Isa. 12, 4-5-6.) Thou that dwellest between the Cherubims shine forth. Turn us again and read a paper on ‘The Attitude of the Christian urch Toward Amusements” and Bishop C.D. Foss of the Methodist Episcopal church will follow with an ing essay will be on “The Christian Resources of the Old World,” by the Rev. J. 8. Simon of the Wesleyan Methodist church. The Rev. J. C. Watts of the Methodist New Connec- and the milk proper was of a dark greenish color. A gentleman who has had considerable experience in the dairy business said this morning that owing to the long dry spell which of pure milk bas been short, the demand large and the pure milk has been fixed up to meet the demand. LOADED CANAL BOATS ARRIVE. wife at the time of their separation s year or two ago. ee ‘To overcome that extreme Tired Feeling, or to build ‘Up your appetite and purify your blood, take He settled large sum on his RK. L. Britton and T. F, DEAR, Troprivtor: ad Managers Week Commence Monday, October & ‘The oricina! and only CLOTH DEPARTMENT, ‘Wecan now safely say that ourCloth that direction. It ad ts mombersh Thy f ine. 80 shall id cealreguara aes it jopenelirnge ore poem man setae mam bi tion. It admits into its membership | cause Thy face to shine. shall we not go ‘There. were saveral arrivals of canat and all quziities. We shal! mention a RW PECK'S 4 the loyal volunteer and those who by family | back froin Thee. Quicken ut and we will call this amacatag One lected witiooa steel Possessing the best known vegetable tonic and altera- H B few grades which we are makin @ Under the management of relationship were or may lependent upon | upon thy name. (1's. 80: 1-3-18.) aoe f tive properties, it builds up in a perfectly natural way urzter Dnros., special run on considerably under GKLFFIN & WILSON, him, also those who loyally served tho cause of | "And row, Lora, behold their threatenings and fastened in the mud near 32d street and not the regular prices asked for such - all the 6 the Union in civil capacities during the war, | grant unto Thy servants, that with all boldness | weakened parts, purifies and promotes healthy and all loyal citizens who now approve of the objects of the society and will join it in a spirit of trne patriotism. ‘This society is designed to cherish social memories of war history in which every member of each family represented has a part and to effect through its miluence a Fecoguition of corzqt ethical principles in future legisiation. It is opposed to pension attorneys, believing that those who are entitled to this recognition from the governtacut cau obtain a settlement of their claims without the intervention of any lawyer or agent. lediea! College. . King, J. MeDonald and others went to Baltimore today to be present at the opening of the Southern Homeo- pathic Medical College this afternoon. This college increases number of homeopathic colleges in this country to fourteen. The Maryland Homcopathic Society met yes- terday Itimore and concludes its sessions toda;, the new college being « special feature. A banque: tonight wil: conclude the interest- ing exezcises. a ee ae A Policeman Skips Town, Oficer Joba M. Frayser of the first precinct, livi-.g at 605 43¢ street southweet, has left bis mily, gving, it is said, witha female eo:n- panion from 2 Louse of ill fame. Of late, it is alleged, Frayser had been drinking and was Auown to be on intimate terms with the woman. He is thought to have left the city with her. Last week he was put off and went out driving With the woman, and on Saturday night Mrs. Frayser was informed by two of the woman's companions of the intention of the partics to leave for Richmond and attempted to stop bem, but was tow late. es Low Rares via B. R. ror Loyar Legion of t iladelphia Oc- tober 14 and 15 the Baltimore and Obio railroad extends reduced rates of transportation for themselves and_ their families. Application madé at once upon your nearest Baltimore and Ohio agent, who will cheerfully supply ali informatior e to rates, time of trains, sleeping car accommodations and will make all necessary arrangements for transpor- tation of special ‘parties. The Baltimore and Ouio railroad maintains a complete service of Yestibuled express trains between New York, iphia, Baltimore, Washington, Pitts- burg, Cleveland, Columbus, Chicago, St. Louis and Cincinnat: All Baltimore and Ohio trains between the east and west are equil With Pullman sleeping cats and run via Wash- ington.— Adee —.— A Cewrrattr Locarep Barcx Hovse, No. 985 New York avenue, is advertised to be sold to- morrow at 5 o'clock. ‘This proper bly sdapted for dwelling or business and the attention of investors is called to it See ad- Vertisement, eee Haxr Rates via B. asp 0. R.R. to Taz Na- Tioxat Excamruxyt or Uxtox Vererax Liaion at Reapixe, Ps.—For the above occasion, on October 13, 14, 15, the Buitimore and Ohio rail- road will sell ‘tickets at all stations east and at low rate of one fare ‘ickets will be sold October % to 13 inclusive and will be valid for return Passage wuti! October 19 inclusive. 7" posal aa Lasor Barcx istox, 920 New Jersey avenue southeast, will be sold. tomorrow after- noon at 5 o'clock by Ratcliife, Darr & Co.,to be Femoved. highly desiring a safe Recs herp m Hie m excursion to Tallapoosa October 1.—. Tuvsnat Arrznxoox Tair to Mouwr Ven- ¥ox.—Capt. Blake announces a special afer noon trip to ¢iassic Mount Vernon, the tomb @f the immortal Washin, jorrow (Tiurs- amg back at f myn nor imis- | will they may speak tie Word, by stretching forth Thine hand to heal, and that signs and wonders y be done ¢ name of Thy Holy Cuild, Jesus. (Acts 4; ) Now unto Him that is able to do exceeding abundantly above all | that we seek or think, according to the power tat worketh m us, unto Him be glor; in the churel by Christ Jesus throughou: all ages without end. Ame TWELVE DAYS OF CONFERENCE. Many Topics to Be Discussed in the Great Methodist Gathering. The meetings of the ecumenical conference, which opened today, will continue until Tues- day, October 20. On the second day, Thursday, October 8, the topic for diseussion will be“Eeumenical Method- ism.” ‘The first essay will be read by the Rev. Dr. D. J. Waller, secretary of the Wesleyan Methodist conference, his subject being “The Present Status of Methodism in the Eastern See- tion.” Addresses will be made by the Rev. John Medacritt of the Methodist new connec- tion; the Rev. James Donnelly, vice president of the Irish Methodist church, and the Kev. J. H. Batt of the Bible Christian church. In the afternoon Bishop Charles H. Fowler of the Methodist Episcopal church will open the dis- with an ersay on “The Present Status odism in the Western Section.” He will be followed on the same subject by Bishop C. B. Galloway of the Methodist Episcopal chureh south, the Kev. Dr. William Briggs of the Methodist church in Canada and Bishop W. B. Arnett of the African Methodist Episcopal charch. The topic for the third day, Friday, October 9, will be ““The Christian Chureh: Its Essential Unity and Genui icity.” In the morn- ing the Kev. T. G. Selby of the Wesleyan Me! odist church will read an essay on “Ch: ered by the Rev. Dr. A. 8. Hunt of the Metho- dist Episcopal church and the Rev. Thomas Miteheli of the Primitive Methodist chureh, The essay at the afternoon session will be on “Christian Co-operation,” by the Rev. Dr. A. Coke Smitb, Methodist Episcopal church south. The addresses will be delivered by R. G. Rows of the United Methodist free church, the Rev. ¥. J. Ogburn of the Methodist Brotestant church and the Rey. James Le Huray of the \. Chapman of the Methodist Episcopal church. The afternoon session will open with an essay he Church of the Future,” by the Rev. Dr. J. M, Buckley, editor of the Christian Ad- cocate, of the MetHodist Episcopal church. Ad- dresses will be made by the Rey. J. W. Dawson of the Wesleyan Methodist church, Bishop E. K. Hendrix of the Methodist Episcopal church until three times the regular number of mules had Leen hitched to the tow line was the owner able to proceed with his cargo. One boat loaded with heavy timbers leaves today for one of the landings near Williamsport. FELL INTO THE CANAL. A umall boy while playing on one of the canal south and the Rev. F. W. Bourne, president of the Bible Christian church. —_— THE G. 4. R, ENCAMPMENT. Two Important Chairmer: Apyointed at the ‘Meeting Last Night. There was a meeting of the executive com- mittee of the G. A. R. encampment at Willard’s Hotel last evening. Some business of import- ance was transacted, but for the most part the evening was devoted tolooking over the ground and considering the mattcr of the best form of organization. It was decided that all chair- men of subcommittees who may be appointed hereafter shall also be members of the general executive committee. Two such subcommit- tees were given their official heads last evening in the persons of Capt. Geo. E. Lemon, who was placed in charge of the committee on finance, and Col. L. P. Wright, who was made chairman of the committee on accommoda- tions. Dept. Com. J. M. Pipes of the Grand boats near the Aqueduct bridge yesterday stumbled and fell into the water. The father quickly went to his assistance and after a great deal of struggling suceceded in saving him from a watery gr: On regaining the boat's deck emergency remedies were applied to the little tow path follower and after a few hours he was “himself again.” NOTES. House No. 3331 O street, which was adver- tised to be sold at public auction yesterday, was withdrawn, the highest bid received— €10,500—being far below the owner's estimate of its value. ‘The Boys’ Club will meet hereafter for the transaction of business on Saturday night, and not on Monday, as heretofore. The residents in the neighborhood of 38d and Sstreets complain of the character of the dumpings on a vacant lot in that locality. They say both decayed anima! and vegetabl matter is there almost daily, and the air about is often polluted. . Wilfred L. Stur; , & promising young man of this place, died last’ night of ‘ty; fever, in the eighteenth year of his age. Mr. Benj. F. Shanks was dis- 1e case against missed in the Police Army was also elected a member of the ex- ecutive committee. The matter of the sub- committees, their character, number and du- ties, wasleft in the hands of a8] i committee with directions to report at the next mecting. Some little discussion was started last night by the suggestion of one of the members that enough work was not being done and that the matter of adding names to the list of workers ought tobe much further adv than it was. This was answered in a general way when it was understood that at Boston last year the work of selecting names for the com- mittee was not completed until the first week in December. The general sentiment last night was that it was better to go ahead slowly in this im t work rather than to rush things and run the risk of making serious blun- ders. ‘The meeting last night was held with closed doors and lasted for over two hours. Mr. Harrison Dingman, who accepted the position of secretary yesterday afternoon, was on hand and plunged directly into the midst of his arduous labors. It’ was decided to have Methodist new conuection. On the fourth day (Saturday, October 10,) the topic will be “The Church ‘and Scientitic Thought.” Percy W. mys editor of the Contemporary Review, of ‘esleyan Metho- dist churck, will read an essay at morning session on ‘The Influence of Modern Scientitic Progréss on Keligious Thought.” He will be followed y the Rey. Dr. M. 8. Terry of the Methodis: Episcopal church on ‘The Attitud of the Church Toward the Various Phases of Unbelief,” and by the Rev. W. T. D, in biblical literature und exegesis in Richmond College, Wesleyan Methodist church, on “The Bible and Modern Criticism.” On the fifth day, Monday, October 12, th topic will be *“fhe Church and Her Agencies.’ Bishop K. 8. Foster of the Methodist Episcopal church will open the day ‘with a paper on “Ihe Responsibility and tious of the meetings of the executive committee at Willard’s until further notice, and at the next meeting, which was fixed for Saturday night, itishoped that the list of ‘of sub- committees will be completed. THE OLD GUARD ON HAND. At the monthly meeting of the Old Guard last night a committee of five comrades was appointed to devise ways and means for the entertainment of visiting comrades during the Grand Army encampment next year. ‘The executive committee submitted a draw- PRE PR jesign, sentation tothe honorary members, it being the custom of the corps to present each honor- Preacher. speakers will be the Rev. John Bond of the yan Methodist church and the Rev. William Howard Day of the African Methodist a ar church. In the afier- noon the Le' Hughes of the London Mission of ¢ ‘esleyt lethodist church will open the discussion with jous Press and the Secular Press. Dr. C. H. Canada, the Rev. Dr. Joseph Ferguson, dent of the Primitive Methodist ch the Rev. Dr. E. E. Hoss of the copal church south. ‘hig sauie topic will be continued on the sixth day, Tuesday, October ‘opening paper be read by the Rev. James Travis, Primitive Method Power of issionary secretary of the ist charely on “the Place and Agency in "Crawford the | ary member upon his election with such a cer- tidca te and also the bronze badge of the co: The oxcpe. now, nembery. pyeeais-Boenolire Court ‘this morning, the e considering that the turning of the hose ie direction of the electric car was purely accidental. ——__. Lettie Got off This Time. Lettie Brown, » young colored woman, about who, many negroes have got into trouble and one lost his life, was. prisoner in the Police Court yesterday. She was c xxith hav- ing assaulted a negro named Jon who claimed that she cut him with a pair of scissors. After hearing the Judge Miller man of jud; in tl dee said he could not tell whether the woman ought to be in jail and woman. 2 Terribly Bitten by a Dog. A seven-year-old daughter of John Owens, 8 tolegrapi: lineman in the employ of the District, was terribly bitten by a dog Sunday afternoon. Mr. Owens resides on 20th street northwest be- tween P and Q streets, and when the child was sent to 9 neighbor's house a large dog attacked it and terribly lacerated its arm and body. peter ty ate: Death of Dr. Alex. M: Bakr, Dr. Alexander Matthews died at Oxford, Tal- bot county, Md., yesterday, in the sixty-seventh year of bis age. ‘The deceased was a brothet-of Mr. C. M. Matthews and fuueral services wil held at the residence of the latter, Ne. tomorror = t northwest, we oon at 3 o'clock. Dr. Matthews was in early life a student of medicine in the office of the late Dr. Grafton ‘Tyler, and was for atime associated in the practice of his profess however, compelled field, and removing to Talbot lunty, Md., he for near! forty ache eer ace tees and 200 honorary members. 4 following mntlemen were elected h members: has resided there ively engaged in pm aN ivel widow and one son. Cut With » Hatchet. War Do You Say, Or Your ney’ F sts. 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Fin- , cor. 7th and I sts., and Hendershott's, 13th and qualities elsewhere. Enlarved, revised and produced by inch All-wool Ladies’ Cloth 212, 214, 216, 218 N. HOWARD ST., Witty Comedians, Latest and Strongest Spectaitios, Our 54-inch Twilled Buck Broad- Sent Wesb_PULAE On 4 SELECTED ASSORTMENT OF OUR LATEST a rr 2 STYLES IN ~ FINE DRESS GOODS, celied tm amy way, finencaa, Buia ‘ms ever) day by comsol the fast or colori. ~ SILKS, PARISIAN WRAPS, 4 Crue excursions at eTiediaie statious. EARLY FALL MILLINERY, Rockville road > a Cars of the Tennaliytown and e hour ald af BOWE, Unt T ‘Those having aif aity in mat-hing ” ry buttons can have them made by us to mateh any costume at Lic. per dozen. NOVELTIES, &e., WILL BE DISPLAYED IN PARLORS C AND D, ARLINGTON HOTEL We have among our Fancy Nec wear a China Suk Powpadour icuch- ing, im all the leading shades, ior $1.48 per yard. Double Chitfon, gathered 80, rounds we ese 1 tee th AP, ‘FOR THE FEET!" ce oraer and prvte:$ ol erounds tor picaie ail OF THIS CITY, ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, cha OCTOBER 7 AND 8. OBDEES TAKEN FOR COSTUMES MEXICO. ont ly. Tourtet ‘These drgzists know that Terra Firma Soap ocGtukw, AND MILLINERY. Light Blue, White, Creau, Bisck, Surah Plaiting, in all the lesding shades, only ¢4c. por yard. ABOUT THE HOOK AND QUESTION. ‘We are selling more Hooks «nd Eyes than any other house in Wash- We Azz Rewwr W THE SUPREME COLKI OF | INSEED O11, AND WINDOW GLASS FOR SALE urers’ ces. By JAMES H. MOGILL: Dealer im Building Supplies, Jaa, tive Tih day of ‘To show you the best and most complete line of FALL SUITS and OVERCOATS To be seen in Washington —at pgices to su everybody. “STRAIGHT,” at prices much lower than usually charge’. We are Jange consumers, hence we are en- abled to quote extremely low prices. K AN! ‘908-914 G st. 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IN THE SUP ‘Brown ss the popular color way, at $10; worth $15. oO OF Tax bis ‘OF COLUMBIA, | im Woplens ‘We have an immense line of Children's Suits at eg — 00, BRR, vA E gi Pa 5 BOR. baw his 04.50, $5, $5.50, 86, 86.50, 87. @ be! * 5,000 pair of Odd Pants, all sizes and all shades, Swe A from $1 up to $8. www aA It will pay you to look through our stock before you wow Bue a = eye haere eee ino ‘THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING 00., ‘Light and warm shown here, = | eceotr Comer 7th and Geta. ‘Checks and Diaenal Cheviots, in cho swell . ‘Burorzr Maxrxa Your Fax Pos ‘Three-buiton Cutaway Frock, CHASES” ‘with stitohed or bound edges. i 9 HOUSEFURMISH- on ar FURNITURE, CARPETS AND , ING Goops ‘Then call at our store and examine goods,on which we uarantes you a saving of from 15 to 2% per cent: Our @37 Hair, Cloth and Plush Suttes best them all. INGRAIN AND BRUSSELS CARPETS AT PRICES ‘LOWER THAN THE LOWEST. ALL CAMPRTS MADE AND LAID FREE OF CHARGE, SMITHS CREDIT BOUSR, (28 PA. AVE. 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