Evening Star Newspaper, February 11, 1893, Page 1

1 STAR #1-00per year; | EXCEPT on Sisk ‘BeInDINOS | 1 Avenne, comer Ith | The Evening Star Newspaper Company, &. H. RAUPFMANNS, Pres, New York Offce, 88 Potter Building. = at Washington, D. C., as | madrance | male known on application. | SPECTAT. NOTICES <=LADIFS HAND SEWED SHOES, EM. DAVIS Lato New York ave fet-stm "The white ot ong street ue noma MSs if My Witt 2 members of the £.4.W. | BE Yeserned DRETNEY, HAVING be responsible Yor «aba ne oe nnET EY. | = VIOLAS CELLOS AND DOUBLE BASSES Boe RE Sas rspex ro rae | BO eee ke at woncirs Music STOR: = WHEEL 5 7h at, ringed instruments taken in ex: pee pe ‘al tie ede wheels so ore there high SSTOP TALKINO, | <a on. “Whoa” ead te ais command. “Your typewriter will Ae there are high Grete tire lw Tt may Dont it te a0. ‘The wine ws that he is safe, that he is = na p-hot aching eo trae economy to pay $150 for ie the cylinder. Let us show it yc Goch & wheel asthe RAMBLER Heknows that there |! = —_ felt See lots of cheaper whens, he knows that the makers | §&~ g—>OFFICE OF THE HOME PLATE GLASS ery them ae “Just as eoud,” but he is rightly wary of ~ a D.C therm and Knows that he ying » KAM is to certify that ock of the Home that $ oa good irance C. x De. he cheap © ‘would a i Purchasing cluthes. The wd 3 ‘SON, THOS. SOMERVILLE, RO. HOLTZMAN. ANSON S. TAYLOR, JOHN B. LARNER. appeared before me CHARLES secretary of the Home Plate Glass Insur- npany. who made oat in due form of law ‘above at temuent fe true CHARLES No LARNER, Secretary. _Subseribed and sworn to before ine this 9th day of aary, A.D. 1045. J. FRED KPLLPY, Notary Pab! GORMULLY & JEFFERY MFG. CO., ja roe ath st mow. | Hharthe tas RDA NSOWS BRAND. THE BRIGHTON , ee Lat} Wi ¥ Whisks.) pet quart citable brands x ow foes bea Soh 'et. Se WHERE AKr You eotNe FANT, EE TING oF THE Be SS MINI nox, pry wabolders of the Hea we ee 4, a ¥. the 14th day of February, 1803" Polls open tt 2 to Boteloek p.m. oa CHARLES N. LARNER. fe10-3t Secretary. PROF. maile HEMIST w York, ‘of Dige S WEFK ALL TROUSEES REDUCED, stirs YOORTS, salt NUED ONE WEF FISEMAN BROS. € 2 and Exte. mw. _ = Manufacturing Tatlors and Clotniers, ANUARY 1, 1803 > MR CHAS. FE. HODGAIN maet Cee WANTELS, ANDIRONS, FENDERS. © feel o congratulate you on i Sednmond ou? youn Fistares, &c. iby your upright Vattoution vo tbe o pakine «Bans W CORNT Nes, The Shop, 20 13t y FULL DRESS SUITS For WIRE - WM. GARNER, 1008 7th st. mw. <SPARAGUS PLANTS —FVERY OWNER R< should have a bed of this most et thods and pe aud inte Very t HOMBON & STRIEBY, Painters, Fresco Decorators and Contractors fos 4TH ST. NW. SAVED ON MALAGA WIN! rel of Malaga Wine not quite | ich standard for drinking | ure Mcrae ni cooking, HERKWOOD FARM, 81.5 . * Bowie, a ake. es % jiaiaca Wine PARTIES HAVING PRQPERTIFS f ge have at. betecen LM NY, 1” ‘Telephone, 998. (er Bq MONEY To 1oAN ON MEAL YSTATE | Grq_>PO YOU DRINK roToMAc WATER: ——— } war’ Geran: Prost Fillet will clarify ond ' seit runt See petinet S purigy tbe mud er It isacknow monthly. quarterly ur half yearly, Bc aw nl ag Fegan fl ang . estat Sina Sabai The $10 size 1 large eusueh for u Rete cat of Seat svorage family.” Write for cirealar and RK L. GOODMAN, Agent, WILMARTH & EDMONSTON, “Sole Agent: ENO RD SPCURITY LIFE INSURANCE AND | }0OP ave, et MUST COMPANY OF PENNSYLVASIA, | 5 YOUE SPRING AND SUMMEK SHIRTS, GS Ikhet. a w.. Washington, B.C. Now isthe time to layin your Shirts for ott . $1,000,000. Pull we and sumiuer wear. Not only are the eo las, Stine nw su6-whe6m patterns particuleriy neat and handaome, but ca by leaving your order new yon avoid the rush was snd inconvenience of waiting soun to follow. = See our windows. on BAIRD & GALT, {21 F STREET, . FOR HIRE SHIRTMAKERS AND FURNISHERS. __f€10 dies rae rat | eG WDEIV EN IN STATIONERY. “ = We are im receipt of a larze supply of he Fae Ry A CRANE’S JAPANESE LINEN TABLETS, BF ey ety oe Latter, Paetet and Note size, which we are As & be absolutely worthless even worse than Sellang at “special” prices. Beware of socalled chesy coal or you will prreree nilantaste ntl A ce eRe kint "Were only the best coal, delivered | ay need any comment on ita merits. If you — appreciate jine stationery this ie your oppor- \. BALDWIN JOMNSOX. lank Books e., OTK Lave. SL Ast ne. 9 Mgete ———— Just abore the avenue.) THE INAUGURATION ks trom iChLES, ts PARADE. KOOMSO: SA POINT res ors by its results. 1 S. ADAMS, PRINTER, Hes} AUGHTON, <5DE. C. W. Me LADY, IN CENT De © Di bo. MANNAREE HAS it "hits office and re nee to 1626 TNAUGUKATION, Sear office CAN HE PVE f forty at 3 Parties, North WSES. THE MPS EN | _f07> Ge ee £2088 Paick € Sons, 37,40 | So & At my yards. | * 605 Paave. | EGANT Bal Iequireof TM. WHITNEY.471 Paave, fe103* ABO QUMSE Ros une ave ron eared | gga SOTICE IS EKER GIVEN i . Tit, Fidkaine at! Son Ta an tucted tay brother Jereuu charge of the rent depart Thatking the pubiie tor past kind Tasi'a continuance of ths w been in je will be pleased to see onr old friends and pat- ing to add many new to one list. We vive fon to the real estate busines in all 19 Pst nw, FINEST VIGW. WARMEST a3, lephone No. 58. Poel Tart eo Saa ee customs (Be el SSE Wb pverisnen, \ Fine Book and Job Printing INAUGURATION TO HOTELS | Telephone 7u:4 t 2108-1115 F st. a. w. wsekempers, 1.400 Cots for sae at | ‘thete and pill cents. These | ye only fromdate. Appiy north. | aw. | oy OFFICE OF SEATS, Wr MERTZ’S MODERN PHARMACY. # the ave Also a com STEVENS £ CO. 1000, Wo have recently partment to our establishmet ed an optical de- where ston, Para very particwlar of the bunties Will ree ; agulcest Nc lame windows (ery Any ii-ttuine {rare reafusted without <. ameemhooee x clare. Ocala preeritions care RAL PROCESS = fall Bites ow can be bad from THOS. E YOUNG'S be MERIZ’S MODERN PHARMACY, ity. Soa Paw ave "cabs cauay and sin-t SSE fess UEAL CLUB BADGES AND ALL KINDS: ates aud rose'tes iuade to order, See sain: saad Lo or; HEADQUARTERS PUBL a oO SUSEPESA ETERS SS pet ae ee . : Room 102, an, building, 14 aoe Kave. Percy G. Smith, clerk. 1. Weiler, GREATS FOR VEE $ bacon. O63 Pe ave, All parties wishine to tyrnish accommodations to Timwot" | visitors during the insucural are requested tocall at | bentamartere Or send description of quarters, stating R INAUGURATION DAY, ONE LARGE ROOM | nuinier of prwny that cay be suppifed with, rooms, Sr store has two windows ani is heated by | with and without meals, Se. aloo Ilet of prices pet tea tas Sal uua AMES ¥, DAVIS SONS. = — scp fon ar Now cor. Pa ave and 12 — —— = Will not wet your eyes tested unti! you eet panties Desiniw PRIVATE, BOXES 18. over That sick headache hl not he majsrity of chee! ‘on Lafayet'e Pari apply at Nil wait a lors thine, for it’s your eyes Which a ence. (The aumber ie tinitak) 2 Masia ma Your sick headacte Callom AG. HAMIL: Jath and lista, now. MANNING & PAK HOR, Seslist, tad se8" how toon he can coliege you of re hours, a m to ¥ pm fec-lw | it, With CARL PETERSEN, —— eS Opticiag and Jews er, 427 Teh kW. INDOWS INACGURATION—FIVE: KOUND-| Examination tree ine corner. stons bai.d mat wart tom. 2hers ma trove tod umd Drima bunches. ~ Plat: i Stor chairs.” Aadtress INDEPENDE ST SSOCTATION. 450'Ta. eve. bw ad me RENT 4TH Mance Windows onidand4th floors Elks’ Hall, Marble Cor. Shh and Ps ave "Apply to EM WA Tes wv. ave | ‘From the Evening News. oO terprisine morning paper. “The likenesses are all excellent.and in them I ob- served the recognized wits of the community, From the president down,and around to Col. Hay, who closes the gallery of portraits with a smile of infinite affabll- 1D | 185, the artistic excelience is apparent.” ‘The above unsolicited comunent upon the excellence of our work is highly appreciated. have ‘e.2—all Kinds Also Leautiful serap-book STANDARD ENGRAVING COMPAN' pattages, favors. creye seus pa: or, ‘ke. &e. f 44 Lith st. and G27 F ot. mie” GOULD, 423 Ou ot. WASHINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 189 Washington ‘News Index to Advertisements. CH URCH NOTICES. Gs METHODIST. GORSUCH M.E. CHURCH NOTICES. x _CHRISTIAN. SS NINTH STRERT CHRISTIAN CHURCH NOTICES. and Gossip, EST. BAPTIST CHURCH, E ST.. BE- Sunday schoo! Ue. m. and 7:30 p.m. m. Younk people's ‘meeting, 6:4 rt f:30.a.mn. Epworth Lea WESLEY CHAPEL, COR, Rev. TB. Wilson, D. D., F school at W135, wit the audience room. Pre 30. mi. | Yotng people's meeting at seyery evenin “exce “phe Devirs soerkoresnie AosEveNTs. .D, Power. —Morning and night E. 6:90, Sunday P. Gibbons. pas- ; * | BUSINESS C1 | BOARDING. ....... | CHURCH NOTICE: 7 | rey ITEMS... 30. ‘the Door.” "7:45. p.m. pt saturday) . “The Saint's “Asyluhi CREDENTIALS Seen io ae th steer 16th and 17th ste nwt Taylor, pastor. -Numuas will be the ihaaiutabicn of meee a and —— oie rine Church Triumphant hy Divine sermon by" ew. Ik rae inatantly the improved | Bae ON PRATT 2 tor.—Preaching 118. by the pastor. —THE REV. Paul Grifita of St. Angnst: aldvess the meeting of the Father Mathew Lotal Ab- | 9 tomorrow ( unday) evening at 7:30 | th and G sts. new. All sympa se of teinperance are invi'ed. tno, Aniitial dinner MONDAY, February 13,7: Nofurther notice TARY ORDER OF THE LOYAL LEGION OF THE UNITED STATES. COMMANDERY \e'4 Chureh will 9 No Formal Speeches Made, F. CHURCH, 3D 4 EDUCATIONAL | Alex. E. Gibson, D.D.. FINANCIAL... FOR RENT (Houses)... of Divine Mercy. The public biel . ATTENTION, | us Hiterary entert by James J. Brooks of the U. Ait’ are welcome. TREsT M. E. vate, pastor, —Prea*hing at wiley seliooly Fpworth Leas, DUMBARTON AVE M. E. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, 8TH AND school, 9°30 a.m., P. H.’ Bristow, the pastor, 11 ai. after evening sermon | 1g and D s.w, Washington, D. C., February 11, 1893. R SALE (Lots)... mpanions intending to be present and desir tor guests at the Eleventh Annual iny of the 13th instant are reminé at reach the Hecorder by 9 | By direction of the Board of HUXFORD, Recorder. _ SHIRT MAKER. Derintentent. Preaching by ual missionary sermon, 730. missionary anniversary ‘of the ‘30, Epworth Leatie. x HST. M. FE. CHURCH, FOR SALE (Pianos) | FOR SALE (Bicycles). ‘pastor. —Sunds Preaching, 11 a.m. g Wout, suporintend All are cordially invited to these services. p.m, this day school, 9:30 8. LocaL MENT Epworth League st.—Preaching at 11 and uireh, Madison Did you ever think of the advantages of | having your Dress Shirts Younctonly get a peryect fit but better | \en, better mustin and better workman- ‘The cost is but alittle more than | r inferior stock shirts. Shirt Makers in every sense of the word. fell W. 8. TEEL, “Shirt Maker," 035 PA. AVE. le's meeting, 4. Epworth Leaju 0, it Praise meeting. MISCELLANEOUS MONEY WANT “CRURCH, Wi q SALE} URCH. 3 —_ jeriah Lamkins, between 17th and 18th ‘sts. nw. ered ite ‘worth League, Stinday school, 9. Koss, surerintendent: singing sclool, wusteai director. =S>PASTOR FE. HEZ SWEW CON ‘spectal service Si Es | and preachesat Lan a dial invitation to all. SUNDRY XM. E. 14| devoid of ceremony. It to beautiful oval room on the main floor known as the blue parlor. It had not been specially prepared for the occasion, but wns | bright with sunshine. The entire party walked from the State Department in pairs, Secretary | Pritchard and Prod Wes'l Foster leading with Mr. Mott S: 9 Hawaiian minister, followed by Mr. and his four associate commissioners and Mr. Kenney, their legal adviser. PIANOS AND ORGANS. NEEDED IN FV! Justien Brower will deliver t PROFESSIONAL inti the lost to the Lord Jesns ‘Come. Second Baptist Chui stand Va. ave. st, k what tools you need, put them in a strong chest and name a Tow price for the lot. In this way you don’t buy a lot of SPECIAL NOTIC SPECIALTIES .. e ; ARPET CLEANING “SP sts. nw, spel in the Hawai INAUGURATIO: WANTED (Board), WANTED (Help)... 11 you a splendid set of Tools ch prayer meeting, ASBURY M. F. ject. **Etern Preaching; siblect, Walter H. Brodks, D. BARBER & ROSS, COR. 11TH AND GSTS. * The pastor. er. ach inorning ani evening. 4; Epworth Leaicu <qa> WILL SET THE WORLD APIRE” ie mieeting at ing, 11 oiclock ; evening, ‘and preaching at 1t* CIRCULATION oF “EVENING | pe writer until you have seen thes Ham- mond. fell JOHN C. PARKER, 619 7th st.n.w. <q METROP M. t bet. 15th and 1th ‘sts, n, ; Sabbath senoor 1Va.in. and 730 p.m.. Rev. Dr. D. 2. Roberts ndeavor Society. AND M. E. CHURCH, 10TH AND D. 901,204 m. Pastor will preach Last week of the fair. 1sth instant, at 8 p.m., conducted SATURDAY, February 4, 1898, TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT. new Tailoring Establishment, new goods and new styles | torsprine. We shail begin business Mon- | and shall make a spe- showing the band- ECOND BAPTIST CHU with new idea D, TESDAY, February 7, 1893. ESDAY, February 8, 1993. jebruary 9, 1898... FRIDAY, February 10, 1893... duristian Endeavor. Fraser ss elalty of ‘*Trousers” Fe Somest line in the city at 8. There used to bea good tailoring business om this cor ner and we beliove there is yet. MPANY, Tailors, Simpson's Old Stand, 9h and G sts. nw. BAPTIST CHURCH, 18TH ST. orning and évening by the Life Throwzh Bk urist." Endeavor meeting +++ -34,503 | 0 Preaching "by Rev. k. temperance meeting; Daily average. Tsolemnly swear that the above statement rep- | Tesents only the number of copies of ‘Tus EVEN- ING Stax circulated during the six secular da ending Friday, February 10, 1993—that fs, the num- tually sold, delivered, furnished or mailed, for valuable consideration, to bona fide purchasers or subscribers, and that none of the | copies 60 counted were returned to or remain in | the office unsold. NO IMMEDIATE CAUSE NO IMMEDIATE CAUSE For alarm, but it ia by no means an impos an Asiatic wonrge to ain access, Then you'll want pure alr, B—SSST. MARK’S CHURCH, CORNER OF A te Steele, rector, Morning service, 11 leavor. “7 p.m Hveninw service, 7: Detween you aud 1] these things yon get t. NSINGION aud WEST. U Washington Circle n.w.,’ Kev. FOURTH ST. M.E. CHURCH, REV. W. ber of copies a Tain. missionary se worth League; 4210, the onary aniversary” strangers are well inday sehiooi will hold thet Interesting exercises, mie to these serv ane. about profitable Suburban Invat- sohg and sermon, Jt. Gend H —Services tomorrow at 11 a Address on Ash Wedi Dr. Mackay-Smith. th school, 9:30 a.m. end 7:30 p.m. by the past Prayer weeting, Thursday, 7:3 Epworth League, J. WHIT. HERRON, Cashter Evening Star Newspaper Co. Subscribed and sworn to before me this eleventh day of February, A. D. 1: © may be able to | you some advice as to the meang of increasing it by judi- cious Investmant a igsecurities, Thousdnds of people are glad they consulted us about making a start cost you nothing to consult us and talk it over. Asc her of Mass. ave, and 12th st |. Elliott, rector. Service Ushers at 1) am. services. Welcome by the brotherhood at all services. It TRAL METHODIST PROTESTANT n.w.-The ator, Seats tree’ at other ev. 8. Reese Murray. will preac ot Rag hd W. P. Van Wicete, it Notary Public D. C. —_—_+ + + -___. To Subscribers. Subscribers to Tae Star who are ferved by route boys will confer a favor by promptly reporting to either in person, by telephone or by mail, any negli- gence on the part of route boys. dW. and lis. iu, 3:30 and 380 e.m. "All seats Bunday servicer 10:30 Sunday services cho Kiranwers cordially it HUNCH, G ST. SE. BET. OTH F. Williains, rector. — B. H. WARNER & CO., Subject tomorrow, “The Suffering iY services, 11 a.iu, sermons How In progress on’ z Preaching at every service, Sundays and CHKIST CHUKCH MISsTo: RCH OF THE a kEEORMATION, E. Parson, pastor.— Services 11 a. ma <T YOUR ACCOUN ‘Tue Stax office, t, but printing account. @— CALVARY PARISH PRO’ SF copal Chure 18th st, corner of Madison | Aspinwall, rector.— Sunday’ school at tine and engraving of ail kinds. Nothin but first-class work. All work delivered when promised, NORMAN T. ELLIOTT, osition for the annexation of Hi Jand that the President will wend ja message to Congress on the subject next Yi MEMORIAL, Ma av CLA Butler, pas Govenxmext Recerrts Topay.—Internal Printer and Encrav revenue, $444,496; customs, $554,592. 623 Det. new. Assistant SecrEtany LamBERTson has gone | to New York for a few day Pablic invited IN MISSION. 2 LOUISIANA AVE. ¥ post ofice build The Modern-price Tailor. CENTRAL UY ‘Twenty-five dollars is all we ask for your choice of our wintersuitings—830, 835and 840 were former prices. Only a few loft. terview with the Secretary of War today in re- | ge! gard to the detail of army officers to a number | it is understood that the object of their visit to of militury institutes in Virginia. HURCH OF THE COVENANT (PRI Hanita, D:D. Tuesday, 0:30 “at ‘will be a service for Home Missions, in which Rev. Dr. John R. Pax- New York will participate. Christian Endeavor Socie! rment---+ Tuct zospel ser- | at the Vermont’ Avenue. Christian Churel, TEE MEESING " rs First Congrecational Chureh and other | ‘Tue Presipent's Caucens.—The President's callers this morning were Senators Hawley Carey and Proetor, Representative Post, As- sistant Secretary Gear and ex-Representative Sunday school at Es Sleventh- ~~ February 14.7 BYTERIAN CHURCT oth and I'sts. n.w.. Rev. Geo. O. Littl ION MEETINGS as usual exception | t SIGNED HAVING BREN nistrator of the estate of the formerly ‘euraged in p= THE “UNDE Ls uxers made Welc POLITAN PRESBYTE ‘Church, 4th and Ret A Panvoy Dextev.—The President has de- | nied the application for pardon of Geo. P. | convicted of embezzlement in New York and sentenced to seven years’ imprison- ment in the Albany penitentiar; - ECTARIAN. E'S CHURCH-LIBERAL 1AN Johu Chester, Scott F. Hersbe: urch ot Wastington, ‘agatust the estate at once and those indebted to inake WALTER A: free. Everybody H PRESBYTERIAN CHURC ‘9th and 10th is nw. Series of Su day e1 commencing February Came the Bible?” EASTERN PRESBYT! ‘sth and Gn... Rev. MN. C firs will preach at 11 a.m Grumley, deceased sermon on "The Voice of Sacob~ Sunday school, 0:30 m. FOURTH PRESBYTERTA bet. MERICAN ICE “or. Fand 10th sts. Telephone 486. Whole. tracts made for ICE" H. Dailey, pastor. ~ rmon at 7:30 p.m, pe Sone services 4 Secretary Cuanies Foster left here at 11 o'clock this morning for New York to attend the banquet of the Lincoln Republican Club tonight. He will not return until Tuesday morning and will improve the opportunity to confer with the leading bankers in New York in regard to the gold question. es ud retail dealers. COAL—WOOD-LAT Whiteash Bae, Bpiteasn Far. ‘memorial to Mrs. Handsof Esau.” £., 6:30 pen. 2 shaving associated with | BP"! Wire Door Mare. 40 per cent of to close them out for the season. CHURCH OF OUR FATHER, F. McKinney, each morn ny an’ aps” evening, Acaixst Prevro-Psrvmoxia.—With a view of keeping Canadian pleuro-pneumonia out of the United States the Secretary of the Treasury has instructed collectors of customs on the northern frontier that meat cattle can enter the United States from Canada guiy at Buffalo, N. ny inspection prescribed b} Of Agriculture. is ——_.—___ Tux Lazorst Dry Dock.—The controversy over the constraction of the naval dry dock at Brooklyn has been settled at last m favor of Mr. James Gillis, who, however, has been com- t a reduction of $45,000 from his @190.000 for the e1 Endeavor prayer Strangers always welcome. CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. — S.A. Mutchmore, D reach at 11 o'clock a.m. is your chance to vet a durabie Door Mat at a bar- —— UNITARIAN. PHURCH, 14TH AND L Rey. Rush RB. Shij ee isin gain and at a time when you need it most. issionary Work in uses Beats free. Come. ELPHONZO YOUNGS CO., 428 NINTH 8T., _ Young people's mepting, 6:30.p. m1, NEW CHURCH, CHURCH OF THE HOLY CT ircle.—The Rey. Frank Sewali preaches at 1 Wholesale and Retail. le's prayer meeting at 6:45 p. m. special sermon before ror Society at 7:30 P. tn. breach both morning and evening. St Mr. Holmes will TO LADIES ONLY. ‘Having secured the services of the most re- nowned desisners and skilled artists we are urn out exquisite Reception and Stregt Costumes, Capes, Riding Habits, ke.—superior in every respect to any shown in this city. GEO. T. KEEN, 1312 F ST. N. W. YOUNG PEOPL. tian Endeavor of Westn ‘7th st. bet. Dand E, regular meeting tomorrow at Push. general secrets address. All will be made welcome, WESTERN PRESBYTERIAN CHU! H st. between 19th and rs "7:30 p.m. the paster.1 iS SOCIETY OF CHRIS user Presbyterian Op.” Mr. James ry of YMC. A., will make ‘Metzsrott building. "OTHER SERVICE! HT. —THE PEOPLE'S FREE ‘Thought Exchange Sun 1004 F si. now. Open discussion Church and the State. Evening Gowns, sc a SEE Personat.~-C. 8. Schuyler of New York, C. 8. Woolworth of Scranton and J. H. Taylor of New Haven are at the Shoreham.—— Geo. P. Bartlett of Boston, J. Hamilton Hunt of New York and E. J. Abbes of Engla the Arlington.—-J. A. Russell of Ohio, Sheri- dan P. Reed of New York and W. G. Burnhaus of Boston are at the mann of New in of Richmond, Va.,,and Thomas P. WHICH WILL YOU Dor iil you buy your reserved seats for the Inaugural Parade now while the prices are from 81 to $5, or wait until March 4 and pay fabulous prices for them? je control the sale of seats on five of the CONGREGATIONALI! THE TABERNACLE, 9TH NEAR Bs, Revival meetings continue, es. DAStOF, Will Teach, ayes FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCOR, Pio'pantor will veesch at Ii aay sett yroach a Sorte - Sablect in the evening: “The Conversion of Roman Empire as Seen in the Ruins of the City of horus of Atty ‘and deat ised 8 ‘crelock, ‘at 208 uth TUALISM—THE SEEKERS AFTER By TH TEMPLE 25°G st. ‘nw. ).—Sunda has kindly, consent jethod of Truth and Its Applic choicest stands along the line of parade. All jer a lecture on Charles F. sation to 8. irit- wmnous our local SarPartics desiring Private Boxes inclosed in Vt glass on Lafayette Park sho MANNING & PARSONS, 14th and H sts, uw. “DO YOURSELF JUSTICE!” “English as she ts wrote” can- Be etah ue ake taunt to “Engiiah de she ix the metison’ your best tho apply at once, => FRIENDS" MEF TING.—JOHN Pa., and Dan. B. Holmes of Kansas be at Friends” ey Willard’s.——R. Webster of New olelock’ “All'cordially ited” tt T SPIRITUALISM — Dit | LINCOLN MEMORI. CONGREGA- tional Church, cor. 11 ha 3, M._ TEMPLE. rp Sunday school at yr nchi meeting if [ : SPIRITUALISM—METZEROTT'S: ‘Lyceum, 10a, m. Se have with us for Feb- one of every andes Stise Helen Feup: Sabjeot, morning: Miracles.” evening Lours from Oto 3. fester ‘T i { : fs YMOUTH CO Church, 17th and PASSES Tame. “Folewisedesus ‘Chance. g Teeture foliowed b ‘of Baltimore, the Wonderful test proving beyond STIAN STIAN SCIENCE All are welcome. 1t' ate - THE “SUNDA’ T'S” GRIDIRON Metekes ST e” SBIDERO i The weather is likely to x = by Sunday; pre aay, ides Sencar, morniag; norther! |AUGURATION ee 1 save SR ae SG, ED HEART BOARDS: a 6 “ahowery today, Kote, H ¥. M,C. a. Sater hae “I must congratulate The Post upon its fine iseue of Boys and giris all want and ez pect @ Sunday. Sekiom.tf ever.bave I seen work so admir- ably doue as thet which adorns the first page of our eu QF ae a ay eau EX. ‘SLA’ i ES = The f quanta ane. etn ua ae ae serchomettie seedings FE &! 4 El i on Ree BF e TWO CENTS. | FORMALLY PRESENTED | ® 18 The Hawaiian Annexation Commis- sioners Received by the President. dent Receives the Members Cordially and Says Some Pleas: ‘Themselves Satisfied With Their Reception. Along step toward the accomplishment of their mission was taken by the Hawaiian annex- | about the disn ation commissioners today in their formal had been « ®| recognition by the President of the United | #truck the voarl. He was «wot from States. They had a conference with | Secretary J. W. Foster at the State De- S| partment this morning lasting from +/10 to 11:30 o'clock and completed all the preliminary details for the conciusion of « pase 8 | treaty of annexation. They reassembled at the department at 12:30 o'clock and accompanied | tasters, the Secretary of State to the White House in 6/ order to complete the formalities necess 8 | the official consideration of their mission, y to RECEIVED BY THE PRESIDENT Their reception by President Harrison was ik place in the Thuraton CREDENTIALS PRESENTED. They were ushered at once into the blue par- [lor and were almost immediately joined by the | President, who was in his office when they arrived. There were no formaii- ties, but the proceedings were marked by a quict dignity befitting the importance of the occasion. The Secretary of State first presented Mr. Thurston, the head of | the commission. He took the President’ fered hand and then banded him the credentials of the commissioners, explaining brifly the nature of their instructions, The other gentlemen were then presented individa- ally to the President, and an informal convers tion followed in regard to the condition of affairs in Hawaii, prof- The President was very cordial in bis manner and expressed his personal pleasure at meeting the commissioners and in accepting their cre- dentials, He said that negotiations on the part of this government will be conducted by the Secretary of State, and expressed the hope that they would result in an agreement to the enure satisfaction of all parties concerned. NO FORMAL SPEECHES, No speeches were made on either side, and the President's remarks, as given above, were made in conversation with different members of the party. The reception lasted about fif- teen minutes and was very satisfactory to the Hawaiians, judging from the smiles and happy remarks to one another as they left the nu- |dience chamber to return to their hotel, j They lingered in the honse long | enough, however, to witness the President shake bands with about two hundred and fifty citizens of the great republic who had gathered there to pay their personal respects to the chief executive. This was an interesting cere- mony to the visitors from the Pacific and their impressions may be judged toa certain extent bya remark made by one of them that it “was mighty hard on the President.” PRACTICALLY COMMITTED TO ANNEXATION. It is learned on good authority this after- | noon that the government has practically committed itself in favor of the prop- aii, week. It is known that the commis- |sioners feel satistied with the present | status of negotiations, They make no ef- fort to conceal their confidence of the success of their mission and evidently expect | tangi Je results in a short time, The absence of the representatives of the deposed ex of Virginia bad an in-| queen will cause no delay in fixing the general policy of the United States, as Washington is merely to see that prover pro- vision is made for the queen's household. That is a detail that can easily be arranged after the general plan of action is determined. SUPPORTING THE AMERICAN MOVEMENT. An element that is supporting the movement for the annexation of Hawaii, and which it is believed will have great influence, is that com- ing from representatives of the miss ers of the countr nary work= President Harrison bas re- ceived a letter written by Gen.8.C.Armatrong.sa- perintendent of the Indian school at Hampton, a. Gen. Armstrong was born on the Hawaiian Islands, his parents having been missionaries there, and the first twenty-five years of his life were spent in that country. In his letter be says that he has ever | |since kept in touch with the condition of things there and made a visit to Honolulu only last year. He says: “The late queen is unscrapulous to the last degree, of no moral standing whatever, and not entitled to the least confidence or respect. She is not without intelligence, and has much more ability and sense’ than had her brother, the Inte King Kalakaua, Good things were expected when «he came |to the throne. Her restoration to power now would mean the destruction of the progressive element in Hawaiian life and the Collapse of all hope for that people. ‘The situa- tion there now is desperate, If the United States declines to adopt Hawaii she will turn to England, whose colonial government has often been marked with much success.” that utterly broken down monarchy. There bas been and could have been indefi- nitely good government and a very rat order of things ater Gomauo Shean, throned queen, who had an excellent cabinet, has thrown away # great chance to make a noble record and hopelessly wrecked the noble continues: i i : i | | i B ; | is ? / | | z if i ale bl fl i i it alk He il i Ni EXHIBITED. | j of unusual severity. The gales had increased cue y. | With great sudd; | thing before it likean Things—They Express | the chart house, the bridge |smashed and swept away by the tremendom | shrieks of perishing h, the | jinstruments for navigation bad | away © | steamer hi o : - SWEPT OVERBOARD. pening Star, = Nold and Bauer Convicted of Aid ing Berkman. BOARDED EY AWFUL SEAS, A Namber of Persous Swept From the Deck of an Ocean Seamer | Loxpox, Feb, 11. "The Allan line steamshig | Pomeranian, fr | Movilie for New York, has returned to Greem January 97 vie a Gilang ock after losing a number of ber crew an@ Passengers ina heavy wiorm The Pomeranian was shout 1.150 miles weet= ward of Glaagow when the encountered weather yess until a heavy eee wm expectedly «wept foree of the waves, and over the decks were a the wen bad pamend and passengery wes that surged Capt Dalziel! when the avalanche 18 post and dashed agsinst the bulwarks, where he Ing stunned and helpicss. Swern rT To sea. The mates, John Cook and Jobn Hamilte who were on the bridge “ith the captain, wer ewept ont to wea and drowned. Meskies the first and se. two id be beard in ntled the bri ers named two quar Is, four first cabs passengers and 0} bin pamser Perikbed by James and Lill ibson of Da Cattres 1 passengers lost. They were in the at the time of the disaster and werg hurled overboard saloon. They wer Vivors aa amid th Forbes of Dun senger missing rams of the Dut wn second cabin pass the stewards were James The #tewards wore en their usual duties whe wept into the se Two neamen named Peter Mclean and Wi, Urquabart, who were on duty at the time, alse perished. REreey. For a mome t the cata the the «ar. Vivors were too stunned t t. With the disabled and the fret and second drowned, to give orde ere was nf rom whom Every one looked about command. Then th brought the crew t toot prompt action to atte the steamer wud ite human freight from turth calamity. All the the after compass, b; to be navigated. Capt. Dalziel was borne below. His injuries fatal and be di the following morn= The crew eieared away the wreckage its return vovnge, making way back slowly and ca The survivors of the passengers and the crew are ina very exba d condition after ther terrible experience Prrrancnom, Feb. 11.—The criminal court Was opened this morning and the sealed verdict of the jury in the case of Raner and Nold, the anarchists, charged with b ‘% the nocessories of Berkman before the fact, in the shooting of H. C. Frick, was road as follows: We find Cart Nold and Henry Bauer guilty as indicted, The jury agreed upon their verdict at 539 o'clock last evening. Court had adjourned and the verdict was sealed. Judge Sing and Indge Stowe were on the bench this morning, and after the verdict was read by the clerk the jury was dixmined. The result had no perceptible eflect upop the com- victed men. After sentence had been passed upon several, prisoners Nold aud Douer were called before the bar, Col. Moore stepped forward and filed & motion for a new trial and moved for an arrest of judgment on the ground of errors in receiv ing evidence and the charge of the judge The motion wat held over for argument. Node bail was not in court and both he and Bauew were remanded to jal. The extreme perialty for the accessories in felony such as Was cited in this case is sovem years’ imprisonment, and for conapiracy, of Which they are also Convicted, two years, with fine, a PROCEST OF HAWAIIANS. Natives Who Are Opposed to Annexation ty America. Sax Fraxctsco, Feb. 1. from arrivals by the steai vate letters is accumula jority of the Hawaiian natives favor the queem and that a large part of the foreign population prefer an American protectorate with « limited, monarchy to annexation. ‘This reaction against the firet enthusiasm for mnnexation is said to be v and Paul euman, the queen's en’ asbington, has a mass of affidavits from white of reputation ing that they restoring the queen to power under an American pro tectorate. An appeal signed by many native Hawaiians ix now on its way to Washington te the President, Here is an extract from it: “We appeal te you for redrgs. We do not desire annexation, We are contented to live poor but independent. Foreigners have come among us. They have planted large fields of cane and have build great mills. They have also flooded our peace- ful island with debased coolies of the orient. Asa result the dreadful scourge of leprosy upon us and its roots are in every village. W do not object to foreigners, but it is not just for them to try to take away our country.” a I M. Stacker, professor at the Iowa State Col- lege of Agriculture, has been « few months im Hawaii, and was in Honolulu during the recent ead: “The jority of the population : “The majority are opposed to annexation by the United by the United States ‘and the com- mander of the Boston, Queen Liliuokalamt HEE ile bist ie isi! | : i i | file { ln