Evening Star Newspaper, January 28, 1893, Page 1

PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT THF STAR BUILDINGS, M101 Penneyivania Avenue, corzer 11th St., by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, S HO KAUPFMANS, served to mubmcribers in the wn account, af 10 cents per Copies at the counter, hey matl_anywhere in the United States or Ginede postdee prevatd 0 cents per month. SatrRpay QUADRUPEE Sm¥rt Stan 81.00, With tore postage atded, $3.00. = [Entered at the Post Office at Washington, D. C., as second clase mai! matter} SUEICEALISM— at Woxws S21 Gh st a w., every MOND. WEBSESDay aS ay ‘Tmt ail le wi epirit presence Mr F MNEI notiee fa" Provemsionalt col Bee> HE Meotgens oF coupes acces | Sm eee Son 2, OT. care oar neetly fe SATURDAY Fvi xine. Januar Aco Bee | eae, fe Durpees of conferring ihe SMiceree af tremtahin® | Morscven anata “ f aparoniin, “Mamas ot oan Tam TAT OR BARTLETT. Sone’ BAKERS! THERE meeting of the Journeymen ation 10 mer of 44 st the purpose f taking action in condew Pieetne of Bro Ausust Link by a member of the po- | inion be withbeld aganat Mr. | mm. af ball. e We ask that publ Link tntil after this meeting | By order of the | 20-8 |< oe ARTERS C ARRIAGE COMMIT- | Lenman butiiline. 1425 New York ave. | OLIVER T. FEacMo Tt is requested that Nobicies wil! weet the co 80.7 wuterenc or managers of licensed | jee MONDAY, January O rates for inaaeural a or THE for the elee- board of trade YNDAY. the 30th in of the mem Jat MEETING OF THE The Aritueton Fire Ine. Co. he election of nine year will be heldat ANNUAL MEETING ade. | FRI. eTING OF THE serve during 12 be open fron ‘ock BAILEY, Necretary. ‘CHAS. B. >THAT PATES , bginess: . oe tem trifle more lars of this {NST RANGE * be best Ioval and ont | Sire ared to insure stocks, very low rates. Large yn Pitlatelphia, Pa | firesToN: nd La. ave. 2 STOCK xe FOR THE CHILDEEN. Cal Man —_ item cet ros * preaching loudly of ton. When you want vk *¢ MeGILL & WALLACE HEADQTARTERS PUBLIC Pom ee, Leuwan, buildine, shave. Fercy G. Suith, clerk. Mi" 1 Weller, accommodations to Sto pal at * quarters, stating ‘an be sapplied with rooms, . Re. , also list of prices per | 1-1 SALS WILL BE RECEIV DOCTO! OU CAN SAVE MC err. vow can save Moner Through buying al! Surgical Instruments an! Supolies from 6: Best quality, lowest p | ‘Try us before buying elsewhere. It will F you. Z D. GILMAN, O27 Pa ave. ow. P TRACK A pleasant and instructive way to ° We have three styles of this kind of Lord: Skwetler. 418 9TH ST.N.W. 30% | MANTELs, AN NS, FENDERS, iuhttron Gas’ Fixtures, eo. apts © aC MAN. crowd will soon be here less. will want a por- Swnt-siect Cleveland. The tnengsarat beosand yest pies which Twill sell at © in them for some one. printer and Publialer. i ib 1116 E st tr" ‘SUITS FOR HIRE. YSI2 F at. Ja4-3m THI 1 INAUGURATION. awe and fuel supped 4TH MAR ‘Aldress NE. Dowsers Revosrroxy Axo Srantzs Beat Facilities inthe city 1 boarding end caring for HORSES. #LNE TCRNOUTS Sor hare for Theater partes, Batis and Receyirons. Reasonadis terms. Dowszrs “a Asp Srasues L. Srurer ose rwanda. thephone 686. Ai Hox NOW. The “Archer and Pancosst GAS FIXTURES can be had in Washington Sow. We're the agents for them. Their Desuty and the radiance of their lights have Bot been equaled by any other make. ‘When you build or change your GAS FIX- TURES have the “Archer and Pancoast™ Hind pot up. They ll ive more satisfac- Hou than any cthere See us about them. 8.8. SHES & Bud: 432 978 SE eS wr mas DEARBORN a ~ T ___ SPECIAL NOTICES. | CHURCH NOTICES. CHURCH NOTICES. CHURCH NOTICES cc 'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION — | © Ne ce PRESBYTERIAN. _ E BAPTIST. Ciristian "Association “will be. held. st the VERMONT AVE. CHR'STIAN CHURCH, — METROPOLITAN PRESBYTERIAN | SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH, LST. New York Presbyterian _ Chi sun: | BEF Di Powers pastors at dt ame mad 0 | See Bs.e., Rov. John Chester between 16th and Lith sta _mew:, Kove DAY EVENING, January 20. Rev. Dr. Bartlett will | p.m “Sunday school, 0:30: Christian Endeavor, 6: . B.. pastor. Preaching services tomorrow at 11 | A. Taylor, pastor.—At Il a.m. ‘the "pastor wil Preach the sermon.” The sunual reports will Be pre- | Seats free. All very welcome, It" | am. and’ 7:90 p.m. Sabbath school, 9:30 am. At | continue his series of sermons on the ‘Seven Viaie at ted and a collection taken to aid this work. = TREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH, | 32m, meeting of Matecr Mission Band, with an ad- | God's Wrath." Subsect, «The Continuation of Gods Friends are invited. Nee NINTH STREPT CHRISTIAN CHURCH, | Gress hy Rev. T. 8. WrzBkgen anda musical promram, | Judements Upon the Wicked.” At 7.30 pastor will i "MES. THOMAS WILSON, Secretary. Be mill vresck at Ae, SaaS peat” abi aby | Including solos by Miss Mattie Gray and Sir. Fred | preach again’ Subiect, “Ihe Offer of Salvation = Bas WS, “Fopdanp Guar Ap sos, be| coma iniisd and -m. All’ are | Grane. 1t*_| At'9:30 Sunday s-heol.. Our meetines will coutimis Hough, the materializing medit Thold seances each evening, spirit friends wil communicate; commencing 8 o'clock. 708 11th 38. < go> ALL PERSONS ARE WARNED NOT TO 2 “accept my indorsement ov any paper with. ‘out my persoual pres. W. i ARNOLD. Sa27-ot° q=> NO MIDDLEMAN’S PROFITS. By buying your Blank Books of us you get them at first hands, thus saving middieman’s Profits. Ledgers, Journals, Cash Books, down to the smallest “‘Scratch” Book, in all styles and qualities of paper and binding. Frices the lowest. FASTON & RUPP. Stationers, 421 LITH ST. (just above the avenue. Forsy-five roid 0 dollar ‘Bisiness ‘Site uty 3 = * To close out. SNYDER & WOOD, Tatiore, un PI (Bares old *Stant™). 927 THIRTY OLD VIOL “SPLEN | tL did tepair-” prices from: #15 te $00.” AlL rades of ‘violins taken in exehanze; 300 to select rom. HUGO WOKCH & CO., importers, 925 7th. Ives pity ow how low sare complete. rk Sole Shoes, now &5. in different styles, were $1 HOOVER & SNYDER. We mw. n93m sy or, One day more of the 48e. sale of Neckwear—Satur- day ‘Tecks, Puffs and Four- in-hands, W. 8 TEEL, Men's Belonzings, 905 Pa. ave. Ja27 ERS WITH WHITE b and oysters and yon ¥. Ifyou wish m extraordinary amount of enioy- their cousumption Just try them a with o erne White nelnation \sblts or Sauterne at $4 the ts. Send you up acase? COMPANY, RTY IN EA Ifso, calion WI Be OUT tess Ste Our specialty s making to order Fine Dress rts with cuffs attached or gollar and cuffs attached or without, ss desired—Perfect fit and sa’isfaction cwarantecd. A few of those new 50c. Four-in-hands left —vour last chance. @ALT, #21 F STREET, 1026 OR SEAUGHTER AND SAMPLES, "A CLPARAS 1 OF 308 LOIS several inenths past, HAND SEWED SHOES AT 83.00 AND Ina'l the popular styles. We also have the Ser qualities and if ou will inspect them you will find thai it is money saved to buy down town of a Feliatle firm. Every pair is cuaranteed. ROBERT COHEN & SON, The American Shoe Sellers, 00 Pa. ave. nw. (south side. URCH, 6TH | #1! next week.” ‘The pubife are invited. =3CHURCH OF THE HOLY CITY, DUPONT cire Frank Sew —The Kev. | ae C ste, aw. Preaching at 1la.ti.capd | ge-— p.m. by the pavior, Scott F- Hershey. Christian | <>" ‘oF Rocio At” | Citi in the. verte Selock- ASSEMBLY PRESBYTERT vastor, o i, it ‘ASTOR E. HEZ SWEM SPEARS ON , Some People You Know.” the fourteenth Sermons, Sunday night. 7:30 Preaching at 11 a.m. by Pastor Hez Swem i, < aches at 11 #. m, on ““While Men Slept.” Sunda} ‘cor. tb aud I sts. n.w.. Rev. Geo. O. Little, | All the seats are free. You ure invited. Second Bap- School “at"12'15 “evening service at 1250, with sere | pastor—Presobing by the pastor at IL arm. and 7-90 | fist Church, Church Building, “4th st. and Virginia Guth reading “From Darknens to, Light “The Sijent Bem. Sunday school, 9:30am. YF. oS a — it jee AN sea . Free New Church reading | pin. Prayer meetiox ever Fada LED cis GRCH, CHAM: room ana ilbrary at Room 26 Metaerott building, all | Béraagers made welcotae at Piataave. between 17th ond TOE ate and exainine the writings of Swedenborg. it URCH OF THE COVENANT (PRESBY- jan), Connecticut avenue, N and 18th 330 Pua. by nh pa tees, SPECIAL NOTICES. Brevieat 27's nt and 7-30" pum:_ Tay tie avenine Come over and help us. Iv —— B ingeting inthe iniarent of the’ Evangeilen! Alliance | e-——" CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, @THAN aml 0. G. T._rianTH ANNivensant | Rirside 2d fhe Hon. Wm. & Dodgeand Dr. Josiah | tor —Sunday school, 0:0 ati... He Bristow. n | a Colunibia Lodge, No. 24, Sunday, Jan- | Alliance, will make sddresses, Banday schoo! FSO pum thistioth suniyoeeryet tae hunter Sens HRA Chey etfs Pensa gh fs | akties Peter Soca meting ot 90] sidecases 1" Eeuat Calin, eran A aE By order of the committee. st betwee loth and 2 ye | ines iam. ana? MEMORTAL CHAP! PS dad F. LWARRTES, Chatrman._ | Wynkoop. minister “Morning service, i am.; ter- | (OF 1) 3,m. and £30 p.m. MEMORI |, Cor. y the Hail sist <a INSTRUCTIVE MEETINGS HELD very Sunday at Seat and At invited! upper, SPECIAL TO ¥! ent. —Sunday school, NGM 2:30 p.m, Good Tem-| At 730 p.m., under the auspices o° the Brother- | ¥itd to these services Penna. avé., conducted | hood of Antirew and Philip-a spacial ssrvies for voutee gq~>PROVIDENCE BAPTIST CHU? 1t*_| men; sermon, “Young Men to the Front.” Music by | SWE ba SPENCE BAPTIST CHUT — STODDARD GRAY AND SON, DE. Witt C. Housh, will ive sittings for’b bess and communications irom 10409; name in given. 708 Lith st. now. choir and chorus. Young men and their friends in- to vited. meas nat | By Rev = PRESBYTERTAN CHURCH, 43 | P-™.. S.J st. bet. Cand D.sta.n.w.—-Sunday srhvol at Iam. “Service at 11a. tu. with serinon by Nev. Be DEE B DUVALL, COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW, ‘Has removed his law offices tothe New Building, No. + opposite City Hall. pastor. Services ,, Sunderland. Christian Endeavor prayer meeting i All welcome. | Set at6p.m. Evening service at 7:30 with sermon by Rev. Mr. Hounen free. 5 sts, nw. ‘pastor. —Sabbath school, 9:30 pastor. 11 a.m. Christian Endeavor prayer . 6:30 p.m.” Thursday evening prayer meet- -m. "Strangers are made welcome. It Rey. Joseph T. astor.--Sunday schol. 9:39" ath mm.” Preaching | } ‘Nn mE pastor, 1 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. of the avening service. Church pray day evening. 3a28-7t* can.” Here's where we can help you. We tell “It is too much troubel and it takes too much time, and, besi knack of writing a new ‘ad? every day or two, and there isno onein my place who les, I haven't tho EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE OF THE United States—Special meeting at the Church of the Covenint, SUNDAY EVENING 7:30 . Address by Kev. Josiah Strong. D.D., anthor ‘Our Country,” and Mr, W. E. Dodge, presi- dent of the alliance. ‘The officers of the Washington branch. Drs. Pitzer and Newinan,. will be present and y invited to attend. 1t* REY. DR. JOSIAH STRONG, AUTHOR of *‘Our Country," will preach’ at the Cen- tral Presbyterian Church it 1) o'clock a.m. There will be no evening service at this church as the con- regation and pastor. Dr. Pitzer, wi ‘hureh of the Covenant’ in our Seminary. ar enlarged choi Ww WF bnetor nulject® Fromise.” + . <qasE ST. BAPTY, tween Gt & uperintent 3:30'p.m.All-are cordially, in- .—-Sunday school, 9 a.m. ; preaching, il a.m. K. Nelson of Bladensburg, ‘Ma iT Oi cor. th and A sts. n.e., Green Clay Smit! morning, 11 olSlock sevening, 7:30. a= TST DTIST cHoneH, or ar. > above Scott Circle, Dr. Chas. A. Stakel: reaching ty t sin at the close meeting Thurs- ST. Clark, 7 hear ie a _ wr | meeting at 700 pms to hese Mir Wok Bean ce band Hh we Prabhas by Pa the public Just what they ought to know | mecting Strong. secrotarye TE" RES™ | tor ¥-3. Muir, tla tn. aad Daptisiy ay about your business, and tell it interest- | = 7 = ‘VTERIAN CHULCE: | C¥eaine service; meetings Tuesday, Thursday. OFNTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. | friday evensues, 1 inely and forcibly. Moderate charges. Rev. Dr. Josiah Strong at 11 o'clock a.m. - Write for interview. © evening service. it BUREAU OF AD- P. 0. Bo: Eenow. oF erepis can be: bot COLUMBIA PHONOGEAPH CO”, O27 Est. now ONS HAVISG PLEDGES ON ALL PE ere 1028-100" 2, Washington, D. WRITING, c. ier the nom de pwine of, nothing which with the Phonograph as a labor-aving 1 strument for literary, with H. K. Pai ans) rill opie.” Phono- bt outrieht ‘niton upon which in- are hereby « same wilt b euction February 14, 1803, at 10 o'cloc! HK. F Vv. Bryant, pastor. Preaching at 11 by Prof. Col EPISCOPAL, x PRAY corona. a st. rey. Re | BET e pastor WeKiin, w.D., rector-csorviows & ami ti | vay, 4 ne. $ and 7:30 pr.” Strangers welcome. The | Cveninw m. service willbe in MEM BROOKS. j ASPECTAL SERVICE 0 of the Danwhters of the King the Clureh of the Incarnatio n.w., on TUESDAY, Jan. 31, sd are tavited. P. 4 says RIAL OF PHIL- y; It ‘com pay between F andG sts, n.o.. bath school, ip am H. Brooxs, D.D. Credit, A ALM. ‘ebruary ‘February & gt: Charien B: | yuck, Holy’ communion 8 a.m. Morning prayer and sermon at 11. Even= Bo” Vested ehcies "Stranwirs cor: notified to sold at ‘oN, Pawnbrokér.. D BAPTIST CHUR Jobn: CH, D. Db. Bish Ke"? PSTINCTION WITH A DIFFERENCE. Bow about that Full uit for the In- Dress augural Ball? If you don't want to look like a waiter let us i make you one. It's a si of the pas: two won! AF —£0 wreAt for the new '93 §. TEEL, Tailor, 985 PA. AVE. Hficant fret {ommend tern. HAMMOND. that the manufactory ‘Typewriter has for the s been running mi been the number con‘inces the donbtfal CHURC: D ST, NEAR ton Circle, Kev. al'red Harding, oly eominnnion Morniny service and sermon, 11am. Choral ev fone and sermon, 7:30 p.m. ‘Strange’s cordially in- vit It ee oF THE ASCE of Maas. ave. and jhe . vi ‘or-ivenase. 3:30 address by Seustor Palmer W., Rew De | <4 and | 5. Thoms, ‘ordiatly invite tilts, Pastor, i << aant Epworth Leaz ETHODIST. MBARTON AVE. fev. Georg: 7:30 p.m. days, . Bunday services choral except 10:30 free, Stranvers cordially invited, t and 7th, Kev. juncay services, 11 a.m co 2" by Rew. ; serinon by Kew. yan., sermon by. Kev. p-th., sermon by Rev. 8, + Sp-nk, serinon by Kev. W, J. chestral music. 7:30 p.m, sermon by pae q@=> THE WALKFR MEMORIAL BAPTIST hureh, Madison st. bet. 14th and 15th, Rev Sunday scbool at subject, “A. Revival services’ each It qo ISRAEL BAPTIST CHURCH, 11TH ST. << Rev W, ~ H. John- erand raliy ri, aseisted by ewe W tea 0 p.m. Course of = HAMLE |, OTH AND P et Han mona” superiority. seranct a, Ts progrena on. Sorts Sie the <3 ns ait Bev ELS. Todd, B.D. pastor. S fi re < rey stindays and | Sunday school. Presc é Past 208M C. PARKER. 619 7TH.S7- 2. 3028_ | Week daze. CHRIET CHURCH BISSTON: cor Mt | Trea moahiate eB; trench WF IRE pastor, 5 and 14 sts. Se.—Bervice every Thursday” at 730 | Kodoin, and 7-Op.m.. “Heine Partaes of ‘Oty 7 rete 5, leet tobe eainy; warmer; Tt | Mon's Sins.” ‘Xoworth League, G:1apem. Tuesday, southeasterly wine: SE, MARRS CHENE, COR, gepreration, “Thurwiay, church privcr incetng. . osle, rector. + | 90 PI. Everybody comes to us for a bid, but everybody does not se- cure our lowest cash Agures, un- less we know that they are prompt cash buy stablished 1838, no, KEEN'S. FINE DRESS MAKING DEPARTMENT ‘Second floor. 1312 F st_nw. Jatt OFFICE OF PUBLIC OPINION, Washineton, D.C.. January 20, 1893. 4 | Mr. Edward H. Allen, President, + City. jedeing receipt of the half-tone electro- from the picture of Mr. Barber of Boston, bexnress to you she very high esteetn which in this “office upov the work which you doin this iis We have found your work extremely satttfactory in ry particular. and have abandoned entirely the ing of this claw of ordece to New York, which we ir years been doing. Wecongratt ate Fou Upon Ware making of your business snd you pou us for any work whieh we can throw quay count in your way. ‘Yours very truly. THE PUBLIC OPINION, CO. 3m ¥. S. PRESBREY, Manager. = Them. ‘Ww. Cc. MERTZ, Trouser Maker. Shop—514 1th st Bre 205 WANT To KNOW A 5 CRET? ‘0, call om HODGES, 311 th” st. who the secret of bottom prices on book bind:ng its branches. yal NO SCARGITY OF COAL At my yards. You may select from a complete stock of the Hietent grate of" fuel. The prices will out? y rt MAURY DOVE, Malin office, Zist and I sta. ny Pranch Offices. Wharves, Foot F and Gets. 0. w. 1206 HL st. nw. 1625 M st. aw. Sth and "ste. Low. 3a7-3a Be PBAKE, DRAKE ON THY COLD GRAY BRAKES. ‘The front spoon brake is still overwhelmingly in the majority.and we racine totus belie! that that weed by the Gormully & Jeffery Mix Co. ts the best and sttest of that tye ou puvitsca'fe tirma, the spoom bel tivity turned tp in Front aud atthe. edces. prevent: ing dainage to the tire, which was s serious evil ip & number of brakes used in "2."—Wheet and C. T: Re- view. (We St them to all Ramblers.) GORMULLY & JEFFERY MFG. CO., teen spantd 1395 14th st ca LUCK. ‘But we are forced to vacate. Fire and water did it. We'will nowseil aji our Wines and Liquors at 10 cent discount from forerr trise. bd ‘A CAL. WINE CO.. Convince us on this point and yow'll secure lumber at lower Prices than you evi LIBBPY, BITTINGER & MILLER, cLumber. Mill Work and Buildere Hardware,” Cor. *thet. an) Brauch, cor. 11th and O sts. se did before. and dd ste.se., Rev. A. § 10. preaching at 11 Tid pera worth Leazine Holy communion, 7:30 au." Morning service, 11. = ASBURY M. E. GHUROH, K AND TH Services duriue week, Wad- | SOS ets. n. w-— Sunday school, 8:30; Aivie Hane m, itt u., Rey. Alexander Dennis; Rev, J. Thomas; HL Ep nae rams; some service, 4: bp B. Wilson, D. with the "adul: Phe ‘t am. und 7:30 p.m. Publicinvited {t |< ‘sis. ov. day school at 8: the audiences room. pastor, and 7:30 p. im. by Dr. Rropiels werting at 6.0. H.R. Ni Youn CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, = . 708 Ost. n.w., Key. J. H. Daily, pastor. — eghing st'2) ay and 7°50 p. try the? past. both Bb at, “Boas tereees pte Al KET CONGREGATIONAL OHURCH, Be eee oe ana usta. we Kev. SAE ce Li 228 = We think not from the numbers of orders we are re- 1S MARRIAGE A FAILURE? munn, D. D., pastor: Kev. M. Ross Fishburn, assistant paste 1 "a. ui.. morning service, with sermon by the assistant pabtor: 3 p.m. ‘moon session of Christian Eadeavor conventicn ; 7:0 p.m,, final ses- ry Samuel Shannon, in. and 7:30 p.m. t men's’ mneeti Fonday evening. Love feast Thursday wvening. elcome. Leavue meeting at 6:30 p.m.’ Good music a, Y CHAPEL, COR. STH AND F ‘pastor departinen! in Preaching at 11 a.m. by the ‘ay lor. ~—Snn- Young att It VE A BIBLE epwort ceiving for Invitations in our new script, imitation of | sion of Christfan Eileayor conventicn. Stusin, with | services ie : aa enereving. Call and see samples, 100 Invitations, hristian En™ <a WAUGH MF CHURCH, 3D BND A with 2 Envelopes, beat stock, 85. Ie {at Tam, hind 7 petit Sunday achool; O:1Sa.a0: NORMAN T. ELLIOTT, JOHN 7. SHEIRY, Peer eens. be es Dever gussting Manager. Printer and Engraver. All are wi Pela 35 Telephone 843. (Ja%™4-Im] 623 Dt. n. cee | en eee : sais LUTHERAN. pasta, Sula seliool 30, Menry N. Bowles, super HOUSE OWNERS. CHURCH OF IE REFORMATION, Bowe of pre lOuns peovle's meeting, We will be pleased ‘1 Eamon, B.D.“ pastor pervices il 5.55" carrie 6 monte gees ¥e will be p to represent you im y W. E. Parson, D.D.. pastor.—Services 11 a. tu" a pes ee a ve _ CHURGI ¥ the care of rour rental property; but Sh cee Oe eeees, a i a Si pre Ae whether we represent you or not we will T. PAUL'S ENGLISH LUTHERAN | Ine by the p: vo SA Price, BD. a am, be happy to have you consult us as to ‘urch, commer cf 11th and H’n.w., Key, | Sunday school ent ae the best methods of making property produce the best returns, and you may do the latter without feeling obliged to employ us. B. H. WARNER & CO., 916 Fst. n.w. to pastsr, Seguices tomncr-ow morniig and ean Boetrigal class at Sip ma 0 a.m, . Thompson, = 37:30 hildren's service, 3p. m. Prayer meeting, ‘Thursd GRACE REFORMED CHURCH, st. bet. Rh Piece jode Isiand ave. und F t., Ben rer meted Grave Juice, And of superior quality— ‘able use, invalids or sacramental purposes. 1t Guaranteed Absolutely pure Very Desirable for Elphonzo Youngs Co., 488 Ninth st. A. T as Gs Arple, on — Bally communion to- iorrow a fas service at 7 :3y pein. | 2950, i : Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. ae ee ee Ri Preaching at, ULS' CHURCH, 14TH AND L STS. peo pecant. ALL ‘Rey. Rush R. Shippen,” pastor. Hervices 11 8,20, and 7:20 pri, Sunday school and Bible cless, $45 a.m. amecting. 6:J0.p.m: All invited. 1¢ ee rhicikeld, sit a school, 9:30 a.m. 20TH ST. 1a 7:30 by Sunday school. REET 3 cuurcn, .. Pate, pastor.—Preaching pastor of Fourth P.1n. by the pastor: 8.8., Epworth Leuzve, ay a Rov. OL. Patoot Paha d-1b, Epworth League, Revival services during sane we the A Washington News and Gossip. > Index to Advertisements. x 1 1 8 6 + + 5 8 ii 6 9 CITY ITEMS... COUNTRY REAL ESTATE DEATHS....... eT EXCURSIONS, FINANCIAL... FOR RENT (Houses) FOR RENT (Flats)... Page Page Page - Page Page Page -Page Page Paxe Page Page ‘Sand Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Pare Page Page Pace Paso FOR RENT (Offices)... 8 FOR RENT (Rooms)... s FOR RENT (Stores). = FOR RENT (Stables)... 4 FOR SALE (Horses and Vi nd FOR SALE (Houses). 4 FOR SALE (Lots)..... 4 FOR SALE (Miscelianeous). 2 FOR SALE (Pianos) e FOR SALE (Bicycles) 8 HOTELS... Page 12 LADIES" GOOD: ~Page 13 LOCAL MENTIO Page 16 Pace 8 | “Paze 9 MARRIAGES... Pace 3 MEDICAL. pare 13 Pace 6 raze 8 NOTARIES PUBLIC. Page 12 OCEAN TRAVEL, Page 12 POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. -Page 14 PIANOS AND ORGANS. 2Page 13 PERSONAL... “Page 8 PROPOSALS. Page 8 PROFESSIONAL... Page 12 RAILROADS... Page 13 SPECIAL NOTICE! :-Pase 1 STEAM CARPET CLEANING. -Page 9 SUBURBAN PROPERTY “Page 9 THE INAUGURATION. Page 1 WANTED (Help)... “Page 8 WANTED (Houses), Page & WANTED (Lots). ~Page 8 NTED (Rooms), Page 8 Pago 8 Pago 8 Page 9 Circulation of “Th Evening Star.” TUESDAY, January 24, 1593. WEDNESDAY, January 2 THURSDAY, January 26, 1598, FRIDAY, January 2%, 1893... ‘Total, Daily average. Tsolewnly swear that the above statement rep- Tesents only the number of copies of Tat LvEN- ING STAR circulated during the six secular days ending Friday, January 27, 1898—that is, the num- | berot copies actually sold, delivered, furnished | or mailed, for valuable consideration, to bona tde Purchasers or subscribers, and that none of the copies #0 counted were retarned to or remain in the office unsold. J. WHIT. HERRON, Cashier Evening Star Newspaper 9. Subscribed and sworn to before me this twenty- eiguth day of January, A. D. 1995. W. P. Van Wiceue, Notary Public D.C. +o -—__ To Subscribers. Subscribers to Tue Stan who are terved by route boys will confer a favor by promptly reporting to ‘TuE Svar office, either in person, by telephone or by mail, any negli- gence on the part of route boya. Goverxwext Recerrrs Topay.—Internal revenue, $504,232; customs, $742,716. TreascreR Neveker has returned to the | that session the fact of confirmation was not | queen was followed b city from a visit to Indiana. Spe Tue Trainixc Sarr Portsmovra arrived at Barbadoes yesterday from New York. Cece age ee REStoNATION OF A CHAPLAIN.—The resigna- tion of Post Chaplain John F. Dolphin, U. 8. army, has been accepted by the President, to take effect January 24, 1895. ag eee Goxz to Curcaco.—Mr. Harry Vincent, world’s fair commissioner from Trinidad, W. L, arrived in this city yesterday and went on to Chicago this morning. ere gee Retrrep.—Chaplain John 8. Wallace has been placed on the navy retired list from January 29 and Gunner Elisha J. Beacham from Janu- ary 26. st Acts Arrrovep.—The President has approved the act to establish a life saving stution at Gay Head, Mass. ; the act providing for theabolition of the position of milltary poet trader. Manixe Baxp Coscerr Postroxen.—The Marine Band will not, on account of the death of Mr. Blaine, give the concert that was planned to take place on Monday. __CENTRAL UNION MISSION a reas wat MISSION HALL, #20 LOUISIANA AVE. | Gralisin, pastor. —Services, 11 | ary sity, Post office batlding)—Toniynt: | Morning mubject: The Red DW. am. and ev. W. 7:30 Sea"and the Jordan.” hoa sere geeay. the first convert ot val interest continued. ae the anissin peak at & Gospel services, dally. ae aaa Cine i : SUNDAY NIGHT, Mission will conduct, gonpel sor- | G2, Services Sunday. 0:30. address by ities Tyaon to Ticeat the Eastern Freshy toc jau Church, Sih st.n. e. g clder anil former pastor; 630 Pim Epworih meen Hand G. 730 o.clock. 73) p.m. evanselistic services, with aie BRANCH MISSION MEETINGS as usual. fee | Afesses by pastor and Miss Tyson. Services cress z FF STS __1_} evening, except Saturday, for ten days, “We errrice MERTZ’S MODERN PHARMACY. We have recently added an optical de- Partment to our establishment, where every particular of the business will re- ceive careful and scientific attention. Any ill-fitting frame readjusted without charge. Oculists’ prescriptions care- fully Sillea. MERTZ’S MODERN PHARMACY, ith and F sts. B25-tr or Mev! W. theraan Phiit we Mary Sop iab aim.” Preaching TL a.m. as rurer of the W. . 1. U..on the 7:30 p.m. the Rev. 3. D. “Kinzer. presi Af the Men's Gospel Meeting of the Conference of Baitimore, will preach. N.Y" ave. n, w.. Bundsy. 4:5 elcome. Co. Prof. ©.'0.2 Cass of Detroit. — Fe EM OLOLITEN WE OH 436 a C sts., Re b: at Pre Eohool, 9:30 2.10." ae 7:30 p.m. Mr. John P. the chtse of the axe. OTHER SERVICES. yuinn will 8 I are cor MT. TABOR METHODIST PROTESTANT Rens fare, iutersection 2d and asth eta dearxetown, astor.— Epworth League at 6:15 ally invited. p.m, “ak on gauibiine— At it ERIN - MARIE SNELL WILL LECTURE GALBRAITH A.M. E. ZION CHURCH, 3 oe ialitigG,, Dison, pastor — Preach in, acon Suinmerviiie: preaching, 72 p.m:,by' the pastor. Christian Endeavor, 7 peti. “it bt >METROPOLITAN A. TOMORROW (SUNDAY) AFTERNOON ¥. CHI at. bet. 15th and 16th ‘sts. nw. SONU! tw 317 Oth st. ew. q=>COAL FACTS FOR COLD WEATHER. | Coal ts king, but thers are as many grades of quality in Coal as thé-e arc in four. It can be 60 fndtrior 24 to be absolutely wrorthices. even woree than Ro ccal. Beware of so-called cheap coal or you wil Fetthis kind. We sell only the best coal, in the best condition and at the lowest possible price consistent with fair dealing. ‘Try us. ea ¥. BALDWIN JOHNSO} 90-tr 1101 RI. ave, 511 Ant. ue. S19446st.a.w. ae" TO LOAN ON NEAL ESTATE IN LARGE OR SMALL AMOUNTS. Tans made on Install:nent Trusts for ‘yable moutaiy quarterly or bart yearly to 20 years, Se desired. RL. GOODMAN, Agent, UNITED SECURITY LIFE INSURANCR AND ‘TRUST COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA, (665 Vth st. a. w., Washington, D.C. St PO e CAUTION. — oF | ee Sead Sa ep eg a Sile’carnee: any, are made. “Urders my 20t. th, Bae rear. ‘There are lots of other good Gas Heat- ine Stoves, but for the money our “Home Comfort” at $2.75 ia the best. It's a surprise to all who see it—so much better and larger than they expected could be sold for $2.75. ‘The “‘Little Wonder" at $1.50, for placing directly over the burner for heat- ing bath and ball rooms,is truly a‘*won- der." You'll wonder why we can sell it for 10 little money. We have others—the ‘‘Reliable” As- Destos Heating Stove,representing a fire- Place, at $4.50, and in the round styles the ‘Brilliant Star” at §4.25—the dest of ite kind. wae le aT Becket, pastor. 0:30 =-m., Sabbath nc AT 4 O'CLOCK ta. , Rev. J_W. Beckett; 7:30. -» Rev. Ws Brnaley; 6:15 p-m., Christian Endouvor Soctety = Ie AT METZEROTT'S MUSIC HALL. TRINITY A. ME. ZION. 9515 nw. wrenching 31, a.m. by aoe Subject: maty of Prayer.” Sunday schostt RELIGION BEFORE THE BAR OF SCIENCE." jessie aon, bye Postponed anet “ ‘meeting, Vathin Pobruarys Ok aS pm. AC. it Pastor. All are invited. tu DOUGLAS MEMORIAL, F. OLIN. EL- SEEK E! AFTER SPIRITUAL TRUTH i<y ‘dridge, ew Sunday school; 11 i <—s (at the Temple, 423-425 @ st. n.w.).—At3 | a.m. fev. 8. A. Shannon: 6:15, young: ma. five-minute poerns exchange Specs, for Hy Prese! fagt en penne ee i eotae, At 8 pe (Sure by the Hev. EB. ‘Friends ad strangers Patrchiid teatwtree Fe ie it E LECTURE SUNDAY NIGHT.— PRESIDENT JOHN D. KINZER OF BAL- ¥ brs, Brits and ‘Damon wilt lecture on the thmgre, presdiag ofr’ the Merviand sat of divine heal’ and pomanateate {0 sits ee, will preach at CENTRAL. METHODIST Miers Eschange pay Tea ad Pea a eae “| Bibra seventeen teen, ome a |p Pre sate AT EARCR WILL BE HELD BY Sec. Ptorense W 8 4. lure?” All invited. SPIRITUALISM,—DR. x NORTH CAROLINA AVI METI | <a Dist PROTESTANT CHUNG, Hae Bs ag UNIV! aa eee Freatent ‘Our View: CHURCH OF OUR FATHER, 13TH NON-SECTARIAN. ERSALIST. end messares es re ane fe Ss eee HALL, RTO ress 4 oCpm wie ‘Tursx Saw rue Presipext.—The President's callers this morning included Representative Magner of New York, Senator Higgins, Repre- eptatives Stone and Dalzell with friends from ‘i urg, ex-Representat a uiria: Sontag alee Camden of West Virginia, come taries John W. Foster and Tracy and Second Controller Gilkerson. 2 ee SrrickeN Fnom tax Auay Rroister.—The President has ordered that the name of Lieut. James E. Dodge, fourth infantry, be stricken from the army register. This officer was ap- inted from the ranks four years ago and up last spring bad an excellent record. During the summer he was tried and convicted of duplicating his pay accounts and of desertion and sentenced to dismissal. Tho sentence was approved by the President yesterday. Prrsoxat.—Wm. J. Devlin of Philadelphia, Henry W. Lenman of Chicago, F. H. Hall of Vir- ginia, J. H. Bartlett of Roanoke and C. H. Blanchard of Cincinnati are at Willard’s.— William Cook of Norfolk, T. Tunis of Mary- land and T. E. Evans ‘of New York at the Randall.——Sam Mayer of New York, C. C. Brown of Wisconsin, C. J. Nichol of Mas- sachasetts and G. R. Putnam of the coast at the Ebbitt.—Edi- son P. Wi of Chicago, C. M. Emer- son of Eau Claire, Wis, John 1. Vance $f Obio and W. T. Howe of New York are atthe ‘iggs.—S. Carragan of Detroit, J. Manley of Maine, T. M. Pierce of New York and GB. Moni Buffalo are CARLISLE AND CLEVELAND. ‘They Will Talk Over the Condition of the ‘Treasury. Carlisle's visit to Mr, Cleveland is for the purpose of talking over with bim the condition ‘of the treasury. Before leaving Washington |he made a careful examination of the ro- | port of Secretary Foster to the ways and | means committee. Mr. Cleveland does | not think that there is anything in the con- | dition of the treasury that is alarming, nor that there is any necessity at this time for legis- 13 | lation on the subject. Mr. Carlisle agrees with | have been 16 him on this subject, but it was deemed desir- | ernment has been established and X | abie that they should go over Secretary Foster what the situation is, Mr. Cleveland is still pressing for the repeal of the law for the purchase of miver, and that | 4s a subject the two men will confer on. Mr. crats in the Senate who will vote for it to secure | the repeal if a vote is not prevented by filibus- tering on the part of the silver men. Mr. Wall, the democratic national commit teeman of Wisconsin, who has just come from | a visit to Mr. Cleveland and who has been re- | ferred to as a cabinet possibility, has Been about the Capitol today talking with) members about the silver repeal. Cleveland seems never to lose an opportantty to impress upon his visitors his conviction that the purchase of | silver should be stopped by this Congress, and many of those who are anxious to please him undertake to do some work in Congress. The late day fixed for the consideration of the subject in the House—the 9th and 10th of | February—is liable to lessen the chances of ultimate action, ‘The committeo on rules was holding open a time next week to be assigned to the banking committee, but thoxe who are pressing the Andrew bill named the dates above as the ones they wanted, and that order was agreed to. The silver men made no opposition to a special order at any time the banking committee desired, and the agreement was amicable. MR. WANAMAKER’S ‘VITATIONS. He Asked All to His Reception From Chief Clerk to Charwomen, Postmaster General Wanamaker had invite tions out for a reception at his residence on Ofice Department. These have been recalled on account of the death of Mr. Biaine and the reception will not take place. Perhaps no act in his official career has excited more comment | among the people associated with him in the department than these cards of invitation. ‘There were numerous conferences and a great ado when it was found that the hospitality of the Postmaster General on this occasion ineluded every one whose name was borne on the rolls of the department. With a democ- racy that was not at all to the fancy of « large number of the employes Mr. Wanamaker had invited to his home the women who are employed in cleaning and in sweeping the rooms, the memengers who sit at the doors of the higher officials and who run errands, and, in fact,every one,without regard to sex or color or previous condition of servitude. As the invitation included the wives of the employes it was looked upon as a social rather than an official affair. Some of the Indies declared in their indignation that they wouid not go: others were in a painful state of uncertainty as to what course to pur- sue. Some were rather dubious of the wisdom of the policy of declining an invitation coming from such a source and this postponement or entire abandonment of the reception is con- sidered to be a happy solation of the perplex- ing problem. If the reception bad actually taken place it would have proved, it is thought, the moet notable in the list of the social events of the present season. co —. Mr. Partridge Confirmed. It transpires that at the executive session of the Senate on last Wednesday, at which the nomination of Judge McComas was under dis- cussion, the nomination of Mr. Frank €. Part- ridge of Vermont, at present solicitor of claims, State Department, to be minister to Venezuela, was reported favorably from the committee on foreign relations and promptly confirme. But under the objection to removing the in- junction of secrecy from the proceedings of made public. Mr. Partridge expects to sail for his new post of duty about the 10th or 15th of February. — ‘Change in the Engineer Department. The following changes in the stations and uties of officers of the corps of engineers are ordered: Maj. Chas. J. Allen, now stationed at Galves- ton, Tex., will, not later than February 10, 1893, turn over the works in his charge, tempo- rarily, to Firet Lieut, William C. Langfitt, and will then proceed to and take station at St, Louis, Mo., andrelieve Maj. Alexander M. Miller of the duties under his charge. Maj. Miller will take station at Galveston, Tex.. and relieve First Lieut. William C. Lang- fitt of the duties tem; \y under his charge. Second Lieut. William V. Judson, now sta- tioned at Cleveland, Ohio, is relieved from duty under the immediate orders of Lieut. Col. Jared A. Smith, and will take station at Rock Island, Tl, and report to Maj. Alexander Mackenzie for duty under his immediate orders. ae Army Orders. ‘The boards of officers convened at the places hereinafter specified, for the examination of officers to determine their fitness for promotion, are dissolved, viz: Vancouver barracks, Wash- ington; Fort Myer, Virginia. ‘The following transfers in the fifth artillery are made: Capt. Jobn R. Brinckle, from light battery F to battery C. Capt. Charles Morris, from battery C to light battery F. The extension of leave of absence granted First Lieut. Charles P. Filiott, fourth cavalry, in still further extended eix months on account of sickness. ‘The following transfers in the ninth cavalry are made: Second Lieut, Guy H. Preston, from troop G to troop M. Second Lieut. Julian R. Lindecy, from troop M to troop G. Capt. Louis W. Crampton, assistant surgeon, will report : ding gen- eral department of Arizona for temporary duty at Los Angeles. First. Lieut. Barrington K. West, sixth cav- alcy, will to West Point, New York, and to the superintendent of the U.S. Military Academy for duty as acting com- missary of subsistence at that post. divisions of the I te E 5 # F i i H H 1g Carlisle thinks that there are enough demo- | | Monday evening tothe employes of the Post | REVOLT IN HAWAII. The Queen Deposed and a Provisional Government Established. PROPLE APPEAL TO THE UNITED STATES Several Persons Missing at a Hotel Fire, OTHER TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. HAWAII SEEKS PROTECTION. ‘The Natives Overthrow the Monarchy and Appeal to the United States. Sax Fraxcrsco, Car., Jan. 28. — The Hawaiian | Steamer Claudine arrived at this port at 2 | o'clock this morning with the news of « revolu- j tion at Honolulu. The rerolutionixts have sue- ceeded in overthowing the | Hawnii and the United landed. A government of States marines Provisional gpv- acommission | headed by Mr. Thurston came inen the Claw 8 (Statement together and try to figure out Just | dine en route to Washington with » petition te the American government to annex the Ha- jaan Islands to the United States | THE TROUELY The first intimation of trouble came on Jan- wary 15, when the queen tried to get the cabi- | met to sign a new constitetion, that disfran- ' chised all foreigners and put the whole govern- ‘ment in the hands of the native politicians, The ministers refused, and when threatened by the queen fled fi lives, They re- | turned later and in queen to 7 | pone the coup. Ther te moeting mt of the palace. The queen announced the re of her plans. and a native orator de- manded the lives of the min: Farly in the evening cituzens met and formed cominittes of public safet january 16 @ mass meeting was held in the armory UNITED STATES MARINES LANDED, Atabout 5 o'clock p.m. the United States steamship Boston landed 300 men fully armed. They marched to the office of the consul gen- erel of the United States. ‘The marines were went to the Ameri: n lera- tion, while the * marched out along Mer- chant street with two gathng guns, and camped for time on private grounds. | They stared ashore all night Tuesday, the 18th, the community of expectan king to committee of public safety to do something to end the tension. The comimittes in the meantime was not idle, being incessantly oecupied completing its ore | ganization ompleting the final arranges | ments neceesary to the proclamation of the | provisional government and its protection by | armed force. About 2.30 o'clock an attempt was made by three native policemen to arrest the progressof a wagon which was driven up North street by Mz. Bre Those in charge of j the wage ttempt of the officers te | arrest ite course. One of the officers making @ | motion to draw a revolver, Mr. Good drew hie own and fired, but did not infhet a dangeroas wound. THE PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT. In the meantime the government of publie eafety, accompanied by members of the govern- ment about to de formed, proceeded to the gov= ernment building. ‘There a proclamation was read, of which the chief points arc as follows First. The Hawaiian monarchical system of government is hereby abrogated. Second. A provisional government for the control and mauagement of public affairs and the protection of the public peace is hereby es- tablished. to exist unti! terms of union with the United States of America have been negotiated and agreed upon, Third. Such provisional government eball consist of an executive councilof four members, who shall administer the executive departments of the government, with an advisory council of fourteen, who shall have general legislative authority. Fourth, Ail officers of the government are to exercise their functions except the queen, Mar- shal Wilson and the cabinet. TRE QUEES YIELDS. The provisional goverament and the cabinet went to the palace and submitted their plan to the queen. She refused at first to yield, but finally retired to her country residence, ber troops surrendered and the government was im the bands of the foreigners. CONFIRMATORY NEWS. ew York, Jan, 23K. VY. Dellingham, = railroad man of this city, hus received con- firmatory news of the overthrow of Queen Liloukaiani in Haweii, The deposition of the the sending of the fol- loving named commirsioner« to Washington te negotiate with the United Stotes government Messrs. Thurston, Castle, Willer, Marsden and Corter. a WHAT HAWsIt NTS. jon to the United States, Says Mr, Thurston, One of the Delegates. Sax Fraxctsco, Jan, 28.—Mr, Thurston, one of the delegates from Hawaii Occidental this morning. He tart for Washington to secure annexation to the United States. We want no protectorate and no republic. A republic would be worse than a monarchy, for the iguorant Kanskas would rale. may eay that the foreiguersare unanimous in favor of annexation as the only hope for Hawaii. The queen has been nursing a coup detat ever since she came to the throne. she wanted arbitrary power first. Sbe secured the of the infamons lottery bill, and then, ng the new constitution upon them, whic ised all foreigner. Wien they de murred she ordered out troops This aroused the foreigners and things bee to hum, and on Friday the constitution was ordered. On Saturday the committer of safety was formed. On Sunday 200 marines wore landed from the U. 8.5. Boston, which ‘ed opportunely the night before. Within five hours Kanaka troops had wiltet The Queen hnd gone to her country Banzaloo, and the government was in the hands ot the whites. | "Nothing was ever betier managed. foreiguers are a unit and they are devermined never again to suffer Kanaha domination. a b baemnes, president of the provisional government of Hawaii, iss son of one of the fate American missionaries to Hawaii, is @ graduate of Williams College, and has beou second associate jastice of the supreme court of Hawaii, He is a scholarly man of acknowl edged legal aud judicial a SEVERAL P! SONS MISSING. Barning of the Tower Hotel at West Supe rior, Wis. ‘West Screrion, Wis., Jan 28.—Fire at 10 o'clock last night destroyed property valued af $70,000, and it is possible that three lives are lost, as two or three people are misung. The t ia & 5 i F fj i f [ : | ! i | | | ir : i é if : i : | Hn feel ih HI i : ‘a ! | 7 [ i i i instantly i £ is ie