Evening Star Newspaper, May 19, 1893, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C. FRIDAY. MAY 19, 1893—TWELVE PAGES. 3 7 7 = FOR SALE—HOUSES. = ___ FOR SALE—HOUSES. | FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS T H E co M M ITT E E S ikea a to coe Goo. R. Garrettaon, 8H. Erwin, ‘The difference between the ownership and R SALE —A HANDSOME AND SUBSTAN- r = r = — == = SS . . D. i. M. Gray ewton: ac N. Sloane, control by neral ansembly,by its board Petite DOSOUE, YD, SUPSTAR | POR, SALE sh a00-NEW RNICK Wouge wt Oi SALAS STON BOUL Eats PENIS HHL Stebbite, Db,, Sno. ¥- Foner, wa tart,” geenshc toaahlon, | teeeae tate eee eel ieee ae Gray see eninine Li roomevatic as ted bat room| bath’ fava,‘ weanee soee tia Vat Sst 50x45 ANP IETS), ems PoQUeaRe gy evel: will sel r Aude . Ketchum, D.D., Jas. L. Orr. Calvin R. Nugent, 8. A. Meredith, seminary and the ownership and control of oi ants Gite eld ssictee™yte oes | Heyes em eatmaguventealeriargeloe nd | SHS. SESS PEE RS BE Taare OB SALE-THE. Want” HLOOP YACHT AGNES mene) SS Wan IL Cornett the property and. finances bs an independent tai heated by steam and has all the requirerents | steps fron carsand herdics, For terms: ke. ou ner THE ONLY SMALL LOT. May; length, 28 feet: will sell shares; sleeping (Continued from First Page: Pours. BENEVOLENCE. civil corporation is radical ng. decorated by Deleor Circaeaoul, Por rrice aed tenes | WP= DAVIS. 7006 st_n.w. TFL IN THIS DESTRABLE Baus, GF Bi everything complete. Call at | thority bound in silver is modeled after the MINIATERS. LDERS, MIsisteRs. ELDERS. Control of the finances and property of @ este Piseide wer ne 20K SALE-A BEAUTIFUL NW 10R0OM B. WIM, He Estate, €08:13th st sey myi9-2° | gavel of the Speaker of the House of Represen- | Wm. W Harsha, D. D.,David Willa, Geo. H.Fullerton,D.D.,Jobn W. Hollenback, | Se™inary may be made practical. effective con- FOR sate—2 5 eile ot ya yey ae ee 2 wae Huan ‘OR SALE—CHFAP—ANOUT 50 TONS OF TUCK: | tatives, and made by the person usually em- | J. H. Barnard, D. D.(Robert H. Hinckley, | L. Van Schooahaven, Stephen W. Hopking, | 01 of the teaching and ail matters connected E yfestios . Te SALELKAL, AVE. WASH E AHOE/ MAUBLE in Washington,” Address (or | Dloved'by the government for this purpore. Sam'1M. Osmond, D.D.,Robert Beggs, Thomas C. Hall, Beary C. Knight, with the seminary. slots an collar. brant peers SEAUS, CAP NQuARE ROOT. wae Ril stet New Yor It is presented by Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Gurley, | Wm. 1 Meynolds, “ “Issac Casa Ami W. Freeman, —Velsen Bailey, Prowa-ttene trimmings: bested ty furnace atid bath, ftirhac OFFER. a ieee re . Cresswell, john J. Hi 7" : hier is $800 less than the original price. Geed tot | \ furnace. rood fereie nene n 83,700 LS SuR EEA Be Ses YALE Of; | F'upin white; m gryceiew andar with pillows the Gusts cane ocr Pioma curiae tas Henry D. Lindsay, 1-H. Falton, DD, 2h tone _Eeuning thromeh to ailey. HUSH A O., O13 1 ot | Rucen near een. story” aid celiae, Oe. and °° Fix 28 Bock 20,78 Heat gre. mat neat Fa O18, Star offier. inyi8 2t""| moderator of the general assembly of 1667, is | James V. Milligan, Joneph C. Kelly, Goo. A. Kellogg, B SALE FINE JE-ROOW DWELLING (ram — | Marae tpn Saou batry id Sia, 09) | SE ettesa ran tndatectcadiacioteriamariy: | PGE gSAUE org PREMUEE TYPEWRITER; | brought into amocintion with the general) 1g” tomers May, Toon WMentieth, IC 1, Skene F° HOUSE, RICK AND BuOWN STONE; 2d near Mae. ave.s Sciorg an & Greene ss, Sow ork. eens Prayiorait | PCC SO Cal at 12 10th st nve.___myl83t" "| his day and the pastor and friend of Abraham | John Redpath R.A. Carnaham, -M.E. Stearna. é west Pew SOR SATESORPRCHANG; FOR VACANT | FO SALE-COLUMBIA HEIGHTS: Oe fe eo fuse Boxe, Lincoln, — a William Thompson. 4. brick dweliine, containing 6 1 om Air Pox, $3.50. Redue-d from 8f, WHAT IT REPRESENTS. ONS. NARRATIVE. 1'8q FRuw con and'bath: with acre Ly deslrably located mw: prices | Harvard st, Maar VARB--..cs000 hit Box: 812 reaueea eee Now, Mr. Moderator, the gavel seems to be MINISTERS. ELDERS, MINISTERS, ELDERS. $:3-900 $7,300; equity $2,000. Address OWNER C.B Q.. | Welling piace, 5014 G-Air Box, $1150. leduced from #22. feutcumne fe ccasteselies de- | Loyal ¥. Graham, D. D.Wm. H. Purnell, 8. M. Davis, D.D., J. M. Coombs, myl9-3t J.B. WIMEE, Keal Fatate, 608 13th st. = olen. = aa — Bertmouth st... 50x13 Ale Bor. $15.50, Redu an instrument more of construction than Thos. C. Kirkwood,D.D.David Jacks, Jobn Van C. Nellis, Albert W. Finley, [FoR SALE Sice Hours %. E- FOE, SALEAGRFAT BARGAINS NEW, OROOM, | Whitney ave. near Lith, Sct San 24 Air Box, S190. odueed Tose struction, an instrument of peace, rather than | Donald McDonald, | George H. Sanford, Wm. F. Skinner, Jared T. Newman, be he, So oe ‘Guin; cabinet igantels, speacine Cabes,, ke o3t RICE & LIPSCOMB, Gis 14th ‘These boxcs are all new hiported Swiee Boxes, a weapon of war; a tool, not an arm; tive | Samuel M. Morton, Ezra W. Woolsey, Wm. E. Oiler, Isaac Buchanan, S Rooms. Porch in front. A ae SALE-HOWARD AVE. Ff; gerry. 1s Word Ye... | in its intellectual and spiritual a = heag —— = Meateo, as, Miller, Samuel Willett, Chas. E. Snyder, te ig week : Wot 3 Price, — jot on. 509 fe Fiano Ware Rooms. | building of that temple not made with hands, | Calvin A. Duncan, (orace Briggs, Angus McKenzie, .T.Smith, | Price, oe gs werwsre, | ono ESSTERDAY & HALDEMAN, Gauine ) SAFETY; NEARLY | but with moral decisions, of which the Holy | Wm.D. Thomas,’ — E. Anson Moore, James 8. W Herman F. iyors, is Fe aw. | _ G20) imp 17-38) 608 Fst. ae Se iy 1245 22d st we after Spas, + | Ghost is the tenant, It fs definite in form and | Alexander Adaii A. C. Montgomery, Frank G. Ellett, HL W. Partch, samenanasaee, por sae- Fo! SarE- ma ‘Keayon st., 00 feet front; good depth :cheap at of solid material. It is decorated with jewels | John A. Savage, Aaron Evans, Alfred C. Pettit, Robert Moore, ‘Where the assembly bas the legal right by 12TH AND ESTS WN. w. ONLY 86,250. 98,500. ‘JOHN 8B. WIGHT, EVERAL GOOD GOAL | Of history, and its only gem is cut from the | James Williamson, James H. Ewing. Thos. C. Ogburn, Robert A. Willa, the terms of the charter to ‘elect and remove Reciasihes thsaraioar nok Womcnto sccuse: acts House of 8 rooms and ith: rented at 845, Te 1410 Get. nw. carts from $15 te $40; also lot of second-hand | summit of patriotism. It represents justice and | A. Forbes Irwin. John Furguson. the trustees and direct the management and Tormsce, ranges every ccnveuience: Tot Saxicy'e | ™ylS-1m S:MMES & BROABBENT, G02 F st. OF SATE FINE, FARGE LOT AT COR RHODE | wheels very cheap. JOHNSON BUOS. “myl2-12teo | truth, It represents fellowship and love, It ae emai’ disposition of all funds it is able to enforce ite siley. Apply to OR SALE—FRAMES 1109 AND 1111 10TH ST. | both avenues; unvroved by frames ‘now renting for BE ane dee Bion COR TIAGES | can thunder and it can coo. It is at once @ mandates. This power it over the and furniture of every ‘descriptic id MINISTERS. my 196 THOS 2 FISEEO_ | Baier GENRE POS Bao raene_ | Reuaeees evens gmat erection stamelame | paca THUY PURER SPARE | mallet and'an olive branch, In, your bones James Matthews, D.D., Arthur G. Sherry, | Rroperty given for Privecton wntil 1892) when For sare Fo aie a — | trolley ears; only $3,500. JOHN B. WIGHT, 1410 G-1 | “OMS. 024 7thst.n.w. Alsocarpetings and bedding. Fe ae ec oe —_ Snaen Joseph Beggs, D.D., ” E. Hugh McDonald, pir pmepetngy pe aeons with tho Ma- SFECIAL BARGAIN IN A HOUSE f REASON, 8 OR SALE—CHEAPEAT LOT ON 13TH ST., CO-| Hon rPEWi a 4 BL Sh ge 08 ued Fane gRieese Gist aexpeny, azo! | SATA Ader eemes | RLS BEIORa, cntatraln Yeo | F ta aa easy Sal eee Sag | anemia te mast rotate snap Bret G Derr, Labo, | noma retire sind iN XIN NJ. We 5 is: 7 . McKINLAY, + ‘i -$ sembly of e one hundred an and. I iM “3 FE TP Boe eee Ae ARS 3. We | mens per USBINLAY. | graph. Ke: dratclawe ivachines ai low’ ures; all y . Vernon B. Carroll, J. D. Abby, THE PRINCETON PLAN. SHEL BUY THE SEW BRICK Dw: LING 2a EL | Se ex onto ‘teep: nae = | Bae eee aise Excuanar, ciovst.n.w._| “inaccopting the gavel thet modefater eld Toute tame, 3. Frantz Meyers, As the church grew in numbers, with the r iN T. ve al ' = = = won of bisloat SPST NT Houses wel. built aud haadeomely pasered. 7OR SALE_NEW LIVERY STABI ERD | that he wished to take exception to one remark nov. Cat, Wn 0. Wine, srowth of the country, other seminaries an@ F2E SSPE, ROE, SAREE TOBY, BRIO taoline «SO Aesite oti a Resa a ema deter ae | made by Dr. Darla He had not been elected Tebere ievaet' EG enagsJobmton, | schools were formed. some of them on sube ling. om Mth st. near. Fs suitable 32 - | Dem. Telephone call 228 : king of the assembly, but its servant, and he “ee sovw) : stantially the same plan as that of Princeton, ae Een Se SUT ea nT ORTY ct. _| F® — SS Pr SALES _ap2-Ta LA TOURETTE. aod to wield the gavel with that conception gy a ‘This plan vides 8 board of directors, not = Li, O% sas RETERT IO: | ay BUILDERS, ATTENTION! apa 20K, SALE-GOLD DOLLAnS HALVES, AND s is peelitan. Dr. Craig spoke ne = late Senoa M. Sackson. incorporated, for the appointment of F ‘terms, new how-es: 7 rooms and cellar; 0 and 1 Arerp chance for balllers. only 6 aruare ra ,antiatie Jewelrs. war relics and show | Rev. Dr. Gurley, whom he bad met in former ors, the control of the instruction and the FIRB AS Bie eal take plano as part avin | ee ee ae ee rele es | alk. ener und Water; weap etact cat ee | ae SOW PECL NER pants com cataioze, | agsemblies, and oxpressed his appreciation of LEAVE OF ABSENCE. general management of the semirary, the mem- ae ome seis’ myio¥e” | gaistigs, aw. adoining the coraer"of Uat.2008 | , G2» lots are located on MeLaan av TOR BALE-PETEN HENDERSON DDO 3g | the act of Mr. and Mrs, Gurley. MINISTERS. ELDERS. bers of which board are either elected by the Fee. SALEM ST. BET. 9TH AND J0TH. FINE eee a ‘For full DaFtiCU ay Ca OPO CHELDER, flower, garden and Jasen crass sos, bulbe, Be. THE WHITE HOUSE RECEPTION. _—>—. a) rigs yenson, —— femora a pray A a 4 Jarwe brick residence; lot 21x120 to 30-foot alley; THEY ARE PERFECT MODELS cLAC! : 2 . cae 4 ceme Vork, . Forney, ‘oing their election, reserving epee brik a a a tT Noaat. aw cuoice DanGatNs, eae Po SALES "OTTO" GAS ENGINES BORE sqaine usta Sianeyeaares Archilald T: Stewart, John G. Barsey, sen of incotanes Ais ientomaeeedene a OH GHT. mw SALE—“ NES, ‘Thos, Dickson Stewart, Samuel P. I: wn of government The ownership and man- = - = nd second-h i E ves, FRE SAGE GRINE LARGE HOUSE OX MUST: | Rarely to be found in dwellings now built for sale, | ~pMat Sie? ts OIEUOLT I. 88 ong | emt tor cmaianas any atz®- Taare wenn) Reepec on), see gescees tm ae Wm. A. smick, Robert Harvey, agement of the property is vested in a board of Fieve cides ne ame amele Retie, Rca: the riche | Few par.orsor hailv equal the beauty and styles of | g" ¢rint-e baregin at ene ite s ae niv-tr D. BALLAUF, Agt., 731 7thst. nw. | White House this afternoon. He said it would HERRICK JOHNSON, CHICAGO. Homer Sheely, D. C. Lewis, trustees of the civil corporations, which are in- Beigiborboud :or a eye claes Hoanting Bowie. ADPIY | Bve roume, beautiful mnastel cabinets, aciatte pape | geet SALE Fine lot on Aleridian Hill, very cheap | === | be time enough for the White House reception scanan’ cea, John S. Penman, A. F. Stephens, corporated to take title toand hold the ROR SALECA SiGe PrnsLe iowte oF six | Mayor and unique chandeliers are but a few of the | “YOH'SaL1_several corner lots in Holmed Manor: PROPOSALS. Xf the assombly adjourned at 4 o'clock. Alltb® | $7 sohnson, D.D. Royal E. Barber, Chas. H. Lester, Chas. Hardie, Sw Ser oem of Ge cme, Tho semtuates ALE—A SICE LITTLE i0% a the cream of the prorerty; an sell at barwain figures. = commissioners, he said, were invited, also the | y"p DD. Norris H. 8 Alfred J. Snyder, Sherwood Wilcox, crganized substantially under this plan were ‘rooms and bath at 138K st. n.¢.; faces south; is — ‘Apply to SOHN M. HENDE: = — ladies hi oni Ba? . P. Lucas, D.. Norris H. Stratton, Jobn C. Tayi Princeton, Western, McCormick, Danville and pase aes, eed Roa |< pave work BUizr mouses, steno : RANCHIA,. NURLISLED INVERT | "In fact, ead De, Bartlett, wo will take |JoK0 E: Seott DD. FY. Hamilton, |) Wat ay Bal, Wm Xe Michell Oman” JOUN B. WIGHT. 141060. nw. __1t_ oT ao ONGEABAGEE. INVERT BLOMRS pmo wer 5 4 : . Hollifield.D. james B. Neal, M.D., . JOR SALE—A POSTIVE BARGATN AT $15,500. Scr!) womcees ‘2ce, ns owner must sells oe 237. block TOM Ty 8 8 ogee ae Rigger ge gga) Will, be | Robert Court, D.D.,” ‘Thomas R. Stockton, MILFAGE, Fay eons ommend oe) ae Cee qoaninin. sue residirnee, north sit Rbote Teams a REASONABLE PRICE. is on Bist. bet, 11th and 1zin sta s'e., by 100M, to | INL “Realy! proposals wiil Ye received at Sees | oe nited States marshal there to put them | Vireil F. Partch, Henry Parsons, er “wiggles pve fii Lede 4 ‘Neott Circle: ome: a0 a 5 pedo Ba hong ua ¥ P.M. on S JUNE 3 ” og » 4 Fice nly good Wit then. HEISKELL| | ye price, omly $9,500, place these houses withia | ‘myiloar ' “WHITE & KLEINER, 619 F st. n.w. mishinic and velivn ine tacwrer pipe: Chinese Exclusion. ct ee ed synods and presbyteries, or through the action nw. ___myli-3t_/ ghe'reach of all who are looking for = So SS See led invert bricks and vitrified bloc : Wm. H. Lingle, John Buchan, : poor i di SALE_2 BRICK HOUSES, @ ROOMS: MOD. | ment as wells scheerful and finely ‘amahed home. | FORSALE-T 81. BET. 18TH AND 10TH. 3 Se ere poets Dr. Hensha moved that a committee of three | RH. Nassau, D.D., Marshall Glover, + age ag ap ng Se tates inves water, 2nd one: BS ad ie ores Wee aa ed Gee each: “Terms #800 OF before 1, Zand or five of the legal members of the assembly | Thornton BM. Niven, J. J. Le Sesne. See ie coder to cBtnin fants end ste et at new. ‘apli6t_ | my16-4t Houses open for. inspection. LERAN, 1008 F at. be appointed to consider the Chinese exclusion | Chauncey T. Edwards. sian baie yk SALE— eo TUT aT ‘matter, as it was something bearing directly on EDUCATION. LOTS, 18x61, : NORTHWEST, Fe ‘Oth st. n.w. near Mst., water, aeligr. aaa and atlewell ya geal Ese Section acieatl rk, ei ey Union and Lane are typical of two classes, ped Poet ET near citsie at Fla ave. ; separately or together evartinent antl ORS OCLOCR sabprpeameean nt hme : Auburn and San Francisco of other classes. —— Mion 3° $1,380 each. 1. RUST: DAY, JcNE SEVENTH 1803, for| The motion was carried and the moderator | Thos. D. Ewing, D. D.,A. N. Covert, BylS-3e my16-6t = a {OR SALE—TWO GOOD LOTS, IMPROVED BY Union isa civil corporation whose charter is ficnighine euvolores ;of nae ofthe Dezartunent tt €°s | stated that the committee would be announced | James Chanbers, D.D.,Goorge Rutherford, ending June 3), 1504 Blank propossis. epecihica, | in due tim Theodore Bracken, A. W. Smith, undenominational and makes no reference of je. each : frame house under rent; genuine bargain. Apply | a Johu W. Bailey, D. D.,George W. Moun any kind to the Presbyterian Church. No eon- Ho Lt Pe te 160 wWOWNER TO Bst se ermyioee | Genepiving, the, ssttaated, quently THE CHURCH AT HOME AND ABROAD. Derid Kh. Keny’ D:DoB S atevenns re ry tape lata nay ny ag ee ge we iss 1 SALE—CORNER OF EA PITOL A yomesbelication to thin dep Mr. A. D. F. Randolph of New York, chair-| Wm. J. Bridges, ‘Jeremiah G. Tuthill, Property, is, by the terms of ite charter, given coin Park ane’ builtuse being erected sroun this | TyROPOSALS CG RIGE OF THE man of the committee on “The Church at Home | Ninian B. Remick, Oliver O. Jones, to the church in any of its agencies, In the yak, 2 tavidiy growing section. Inquire of OW NEE ‘ers, District of Columbis, Washington, D.-0., | nd Abroad,” gave an account of tho work | James W. Skinner, George N. Gray, ease of Lane, the only reference to the . bath st. a —__YIBSE™ | Seay TG, ROBT eesled provcsale wit he tecetVed at | done on the’ peclieatien watin the nas axe | Charlee 3 Brown, — N. P. Dodge, church, in the charter, is in Art 3, which PARE aetna: F' 'E BUILDING LOT ON | the office of tiv Commissioners of the District of Con | S208 08 the Pp oo ing a Alien Bell, D. D., Robert Cowan. provides that a majority of the executive com- « NOMTHEAST. pe block pont circ! ice $2.79 per foot; ground | Imwbia unt TWELVE OCLOCK NQON on | expensee, de. Oliver B. McCurdy. mittee and all of ite professors and instractors 124 G's, bb. muse, Srooms deep. - Rpts nel at ETI te McLERAN, 1008 F. Ing tho" vari is Draachen of the’ Diwirict "ov: | -. Mplecepal Minister Sponks, PUBLICATION AND SUNDAY SCHOOL WORK. shall be members of the Presbyterian Church Sop dik st: be i roveds hustneannd Seekiceer Chie Tenet BE | POR SALE) FRE (COUN, PARK. apt ie an hat Gee eee es et MINISTERS, ELDERS, FRANKLIN 4. SHEYPARD, PRILADELPHIA, | in wood standing. While these seminaries 2 So --; 4700 | EroTSa Gystncenand reeldences, hich £, cannot eh se ae a1 See Pen LOT GRO PAE TEP San fing Meatioucey.Slank AS | Dr. Smith of Baltimore rose to introduce Rev. | ya H“GTieke'D. D., John Conan TLDens. (Union and Lane) Ihave been regarded us ia SACs Te ¥ aT, oF 3014 call Sh ag ING AND WEAR ALTEY; 5 OK 6 LOTS: SURE 10 hooks, fan hariware. tin | Dr. Duncan of Louisiana and of the Protestant | J. A. R. McGaw, D. D., Geo. M. Briebi Franklin L. Sheppard, Eben M. McPherson, | Founection with the Presbyterian Church and 3 Phen =e at zt Ota Boor wrnshes, Tne, Episcopal Church, the secretary of the Episco- | Jas. Y. Mitcheli, D. D., Geo. H. Cummings, Charles E. Merriman,’ F. 8. Bradford, M. D., ee ree grees od Mapnaved OF three seatees ee nen tegto, BOLE, alley: | sta, ne, and one on Lith at. (all connected): all eco- “ton. cin be obtained upon appil- | city in conference with Presbyterian commis- | bi Se . Ped on at Reon Bo Duster belt sines ee San ancaeee, have absolute control of the propety, embject Est. wy | David M. Miller, H. T. Gregg. ~ eek oe of ‘ > = “ seal lots; sewer, water, pavement, sidewalks and | (210 aaa The ak siones fe ii - . to such terms and conditions. bere ee fal eS Sores at Se PERG | aE ARNT! De D. M. OGDEN, Executor, Heslict; noue’aa cheap i, fhe ‘noiborhoads easy b = ont a ad C a Tight Ss reserved to retedt _ ts = pate eee = ~s j-saeattly vm s Magner, B z= beget A. G. Riley, M. D. only and con ‘ais qnos. F. waccamax._| PQR SACE-TWO BEAUTIFUL NEW HOUSES ET EM, | thetic ct Catnitin "CETTE | warmly, taking him by the hand and epeaking | Chis, D. Eli Wm. M. Farr. pokey “SALE — $2,650 NEW PRESSED-BRICK: — An — p—WORTH LL SELL 5 ee eo rords of gt 5. sphais stveet it wais;O rom aud both, wan: | appipts No" BERLE BOWS ECT & | F'ner ftliouatatia imal, Sint at nw. Uet. 8 | PROVOSATS FOR SUPELIES FOR THE NAVY | “Dr.'Dunean in response expressed his pleas-| Eewart L. Dodder, Donald MeDonald. | wan, 4. aferron, Logan Maxwell, dress | "aay 1-1m Taz Pot, | 924.9; 91.000 cash, balance one: posals. indorsed “Proposals for. suppl ure at being present and his regret that other Asabel A. Shumway, James M. Ham, Fale woe RK SALE_A DESIRABLE HOUSE ON STH ST. ai aoe wy Yard, Wi ‘be opened May 31, | members of the commission had been obliged CHURCH ERECTION. Wm. H. West, James P. Evans, ee aoe 5 Geog a eee 3th st n.e near Stanton Park; lot 18: ani cf gupp'iss ana | to leave the city before they could attend the MINISTERS. ELDERS. Duncan D. McMillan, Wm. Shields, bh <i te io OA LEGN GREED, ALSO THREE LOTS NEAR BY AT 8°. MAY" THIRTY: | sessions of the assembly. He spoke of the | CalvinW.Stewart.D.D., John Wilson, Timothy Parker, W. H. H. Hamilton, : mide ee Duilt upon. CHAS. A. 411 aobgned immediately | work initiated in the Episcopal Chureh some | A.V.V. Raymond,D.D., Fletcher Barber, James Yereunce, 2 ee oe ik SALE—MODERN RESIDENCE ON 16TH ST. SALE-JOTS ON WAGE AVE ‘nes, 1.000 fect cotton | F€ars ago looking toward unity of work among | Jos. 8. Gilchrist, David McNair, Mr. Roberts, when he had finished the list wd path reieqaat cabiaet, mentee; Bandeome:y | L&W.: Sstory, 11 rooms and bath room. heated by | POX, SATE LOTS ON MASS AV I “tue artictes tmust | all Christian churches. He spoke of the pleas-| David J. Strain, L. P. Bush, announced that it would be printed in Tae Paperad. every mod-rn convenience. steam, all mod. imps: 5 price, $12,000. (Xo. 8h), SION J.D. CRUIS*ANT & CO, conform to the navy, sta nd_nea the usual | ure they had received from the response made | Jas. M. New John K. Law, EvesINo Star. He called special attention to ‘WieSier brishe 30 rocune and beth;aiae and tear qe eee vat ad tron aprieation tothe Naty’ Yard, Washington, D. | by the Presbyterian Church. From that day | Jas. G.K. McClure, E. J. Woodburs, the committees on ministerial relief, from whom eye a re Te, Nene THREE STORY | JOR SALE_A NOL 1OT ON 20TH ST._ 8 fei’ eetian of, manataciurcrs and dealer Js | the conferences had gone on, and considerable | Jas. D. Williamson. Chas. A. Pursond a report is expected tomorrow morning at ten Bon tom location northwest, new Story and | and bath roomsall tatest improvements: handsomely | oy oppner SaMyer e000. Cided by lot.” The'departaient reserves: the ‘ricat to | Progress had been made. They bad found that | Walter L. Breckinridge, Chas. A. Jones, o'eloc ep ech po tog i PS + | decorated: carefully built under our personal super- | Pent; cheap to limiuediate prrcharcr, waive ‘defects or to reject. any or all bids not | ON @ great number of points they were one. | Fred. R. Wotring, Jas, Martin, THE CHURCH UNITY REPORT. $5,500—3t.” Pleasant, handsome new Story and | {ition and first-class in every respect ; house open for ‘Boom 5, 1201 Peansylvanta Avenue, Geguied advantaxeous to the government. THO8.3. | Upon three out of four disputed points thoy | Wm. I. Coles, B. D. Williams, Dr. Jos. T. Smith, chairman of the commit- Suittlert tapceel tircashenese Counce mantels | tOTYLER® RUTHERFORD. 1907 F ot, mnh35-6u" a HEH, Acting Chief of Bureau. _my16-2taw2w_ | were almost, if not entirely, agreed, leaving but THEOLOGICAL SEMINARIES. tee on church unity, said that the committee 25,300“Tennessce ave. Jost north of Lincoln | FOR SALE-CORNER, BRICK DWELLING: 9| Ferai'view, D'iirioncB-o. May ts 1e0i-—Cealot propose, [that Phe’ Genvea’® quent Respecting MINISTERS. ELDERS. had not yet bad time,as it had been engaged in Foum and bath brics house aicely Ghished: amali | 37°S¢0"° = ** S7ben sno TH south front alley 5 3 intrinficatg. wil be received hore wnt TWELVE | {UAE he beliove ro rae eg wy | John Dickson, D.D., George E. Sterry, | the conference swith the Episcopal committee, Gash payznen*, balance easy. No. 122) pt EE eS Seer eee ee ee erat TERE TEETER DT. | 0 misundenetnniing of terme, There bed | sca Z. Seulth, DD, BM. Alozenter, LDL, | tocemplete te sapert, Ou’ his eetion ose. 5 5 ce. , and then of for furn ish e ee ra dP ate - a ae. ° al Be Pisses teases, Oh 24, 20st B.. | Loe SALE-THREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING. | Tron anTe= at yearenidine Jane. isis. wick fuel anders! | past, but they: found. as they approached each | D-pA;, CeBningham,” H. W. Garrett, Port was made the frst order for the afternoon. nice: papered; apaual ‘$300; an excellent a hopes ky ON U ST. BET. 9TH AND 10TH STS. N.W., | pill ay may be required. | All information required will | Bho. sn ony Gime tet oey opp D.D., Walter Waugh, CONFERENCE ON COLORED WORK. pon boa WEISEELL & Mc LERAN, rear: weil located northwest: price, $9,000. TYLER | “ Three very ie lots, 18x102.3 to wide alley." | be furnished on appitcation to this office. The wov- | Other that the difficulties were not so great as! navid G. Wylie, Elmer E. Fulmer, PLENTY OF READING MATTER. = Tons Peta. | EROTHERFOUD.Tu0r Fat" “jost_ms6-12*_| ForVeras, be. apply te Souls.” Envelores containing propose, Should've | they had appeared. He spoke of the prayer of | Sas H. Malcolm, John W. Laugh A. report from the committee on conference | impose, the Presbyterian Church bas mo come aoe cee SEARS Ob SALE_3.180—“LE, DROIT PARK ™ WE| soiray GaAs 3. FISHER & Co. sa petal or og ara Guang | thelr common Master that they y might all Boas | Henry’. MeCieland, John A. Morrison, on colored work, of which R. R. Sunderland is | trol of any kind over the teaching or the prop- og SE iniceat brick houses th this park. 8 rectus aud bath Goarterinaster, Washington. D. TIE | to labor incessantly amid. every diteulty | AleX. @: McAuley,” ‘Thomas H. Watts, ee ee ee en eae ae Reatly ‘papered and painted: bas every known tu: n re, dimeulty | L. W. Eckard, D.D., _F. B. De Coster. donors of funds to them no protection in the ment and convenience found in @ first-class until that end was accomplished. It might be | Hiram W. Congdon, matter of applying their gifts to the purposo jouse: location very desirable; short walking distance ‘Rc. ; Soc. per it. ; terins to suit. LEGAL NOTICES. many years before they could feel that all had Scag for which they de. Auburn is controlled of cabie road. A home Westment within the 10 E st. new. my16-2in 4 a. sf i John T. Hopkins, for which they are made. Auburn is contro Teach of allat €3.650. Terms, @290 or more cash, rn aT DT = = —————— | been accomplished to that end. They proposed | Wm. J. Bowlman. by certain presbyteries and San Francisco by balance monthly if desired. ‘Apply L. WALTER | VOR SALE—ONE OF THE FINEST BUILDING It COURT OF THE DISTRICT | to labor and work, to stand with them, to talk i 4 <n - = wn if WEED © co. Soo Lith st aw melee ‘sites on Washington Heivht side of Cali- UE Sorta. ae “ Anas EES certain synods, for details as to which ref WE 9.» S09 11th st. Rose Wachinatan Hebekin, nore site of Gait 1 QE COLUMBIA, ot with them until they had solved these prob- f ence is made to the appendix—pages 20 and 26. OR SALE_NORTHEAST_SI8 B ST.; FIGHT- ‘S. army: bargain. JAMES A. BATES Sraae of May. Tae CUZ | lems. He hoped the time would come whon FS _ ROM BRICK; ALL MODERN IMPROVE- Fsta y ‘hE. Downs, late of Washington, | there would not be two bodies, the general as- por ceecinapeny Abagrertnamng iyo ee tees ae a JR SAL P2217 ISTH STN. Wi | TWO-STORY | MENTS: LOT JO 20X155 FT. : ALLEY CONNEC. brick . scx rooms aud bath; drs ceilar; ali modern | TION: WITHIN TWO SQUAKIS OF THE EAST rn Berfect repair. CAPITOLLINE OF C RS. PRICE, VERY VALUABLE LOT ON 8fit D.C. No. Soil. “Administration Doe. 19. sembly of the Presbyterian Church and the ‘Price, my18-3 CANE, BALANCE IN MONTHES ti a $ Mout offices tunat t» | Application havine’ been inade for letters of admin- CTERMS | 2, Obronite the Patent and Fost offices (next to | ,,Abplicstion basins past, made for letters of edmia- | Episcopal convention, but one common assem- PA\ MENTS it off ‘8, W. BALL. Room | ceased, by Charies Lee Cooke, notice is hereby given | bly, where they would meet together and talk ‘The charters of the independent civil cor- \ poration holding the property in trust for the T SRARALETOWS Gab HEAl @. H. FICKIING & BRO., — | BESS we the best o: Higsw | teallcon-ern~l to avpear in this court on FRIDAY, seminaries, differ more or less in detail, but 20K SALE-ON TEXNALYTOWS ROAD NEAR ptt gS C215 Broadway, New York city. my WW-2w _ | Pali con ermal to arpear dn this court on FRIDAY. | together of their common work. ) I kises thi eennein Reaheen thet ans Oe Lot Bi teet fronts coutaluine well sadahate treeg A | _™myIS-Lw 3264 ALE-H ST NEAL OTH § show cause, Hany estat, axsinet the krantlog of such MR. RANDOLPH CONTINUES. eas own an penpenty, ANA Dune nb oneane rban ‘excellent investment. Price 7B SALE z ‘ith at. and Renesat 00 | aR cc py of this order shall be Mr. Randolph again taking the floor deliv- and management, free from any direct inter- ‘Desirable New Dwellings. vapitol st. nw. “10 | ingte t Law ti 1 Es iti fe oy oe ral bl: to the a + HEIS McLERAN. 1008 F st._ Price, 89,500. Tnve., 182106 ft E10 | ‘ce tareempocensive weeks betes sett 4a ered an address amplifying the experiences of ference by the genes ys save as JOR SALE—CHEAP_A 3STORY BAY.WINDOW 15ty and U sts. northwest, Morris st. (6th, 7th, t and G sts.), 16208 ft. “75 re R, Justice, | the committee in conducting the magazine. property given to them by the assembly, as to house; 9 rooms, good repair; modern imps. ; 1928 rd Ast. south, facing Lincoln Park... 60 : 1. P. WRIGHT, which the assembly may direct the mauage- ‘ath st. second door from U st. care. Call OWNER, on pn ees Elhott st. near Md. ave n.e., 17279 ft. “OL L. CABELL wrr Lams TgTitet Of Wills, D.C. He ae — et Gee pa os eh, ad - Sih st. nw Pm 18-3" saree 5 = PLL WIT LIAMSOS complaints made of somo advertisements they , my13-6e ee SgoT Fa eee oa ETON ve, | fef3m_ WATERS & THOMPSON, 1335 Fat. z.w. | ~~ Proctor for Arp irant, my19.22 20-3 | had received and published. He suggested ‘The greater portion of the property held by these corporations, and which amounts to be- ‘TOF THE DISTRICT | that the woman's magazines be not abandoned; =e F° R SALE— SALE—NORTHEAST— 200 9TH ST.; SIX- Pa +} 2 CHOOM BRICK: ALL MODERN. IMPROVE: igi oad 1 1a: Orpiigns’ Court business | that the women keep control, but that their : il trent for tes qeaeal aneubay ef Gn Proce Te Ce ee a CHEVY CHASF, if April, 1893. magazine be bound up in the covers of “The by vars pb 3 WITHIN TWO SQUARES VF THY EAST CARL: HEAD OF CONS. AVE. XW. ies fate Gf the District of Co- | Church at Home and Abroad.” “He spoke at terian Clrurch, nor fo tt given shedivect euatesl, BAKGAIN— NEW SIX-EOOM | $500 GASH, BALANCE IN MONTHEY PAYMENTS | soyig.nt v5 ae | Polumpbla, deceased. \'No. 5468. Administration | jength of improvements the committee desired ee ree as 7 ys Sore: segs ance A and sewer; large lot: rear ailey:| 10 SUIT. (©. H. FICKLING & BRO. ce | _ Appitcation having been made for the probate of «| to make and asked support for it. DAVID GREGG, me account of the efforts made to secure a con- ‘This is ent 1408 GST. N.W. SALE paver-writine propounded sstho last will and testa: | On Dr. Harsha’ » BOSTOR. ference on a proper basis with representatives | How far, in the method of organizing and EAST _myl3.1W dese Se ST N.w._| F Sontiwest, arr | tent, and for! lovtor«. testamentary on the estate Of | geod to the eoemmitien oe ale ee ree MINISTERS. ELDERS. of the Sonthera Presbyterian Church in respect | Operating "the theologicel seminaries, the GALECNEW SIXHIOOM. BATH aap | FOR SALE_DO You WANT A Hom! 178, FRONTING 63.17 | hereby eiven to xil voncsried to nopear 187 ns once | Dr. Hareba spoke strongly in favor of giving | C:2* 2uompeon. D. D., Wm. A. Endaly, tothe work of evangelization among freed- a SIX ROOM, | BATH AND | Pieris chance to secure a home, delightfully | 1:TH KT. TO 15-FI. Al Sih day of May 1005, at 10 orion mst | ae Ps fe vor of giving | Wm. R. Taylor, D.D., R. 8. T. Cisseli, men. The difficulty of the case had been | I) amt; convenient tocars; desirably | jocated near the center of the city. o.1 the following | SQUARE FT. G. H. FIC: area % thegranting of each | the support that Mr. \dolph’s committee | 4B. Goodale, M.D.,” W. H. Bratt refit i] Pr STERD AY & BATES A | favorable terns: gash. balance #50 monthiy See: st Sn Caters Searieny ie Brenun ONnUON aca CW wk |) Sane that the committee bad not had the power et | 3 AN. wrhc reat. ° 80 : d . aa . W. Wyckoff, ‘ool i ‘ | tae Ce a Se “Builders, Attention!" hikes sntcemive weeks before madd. The moderator then announced the commit-| Anthony C. Junkin, —Aisop 8. Corwin, fprmeper eaplaretanactpatenrsnens. iggy greston ge Ne A ee cee hocd Fantdiy Hanpretiact wail tailor | ISA oie at be dope of BAe Onelek coreer et | I wrraat rormirar Wile bee, | tees of the assembly. He spoke of the many | Edward Haymaker, E. Dwight Loomis, —_| the ‘committee be continued, with the addition a 35.000 or rade for trars valabie 8 or Q'room house | alley and oye 10t cornar gf fea “Appi EDIVARDS & BARNARD, Proctors for Appiteant. | committees to be appointed and the labor im- | Wm. M. Robinson,’ — Geo. M. Baker, ot Rev. Dr. W..C. Young and with the neces- o> ly fn northwest and. pay difference ip aah (oF usw WESCOTT WILCOX HITSTON, myd-law3t posed on the moderator. He said the time had = Jerome, Lee E. — sary powers. In addition, the committee re- y ma Bt Atdantic b : Sa eS Oe oa ay 5 ‘ jas. 8. Black. rthur F. Chamberlain. | commended that the southern assembly at pt. an Se Aeeatis bales: R SALE-CHOICE LOTS ON IN P RXC J been so short that he had not yet 4 song, forved feel DALE -SLEGAMT HAT; TL ae FOR EXCHANGE. able’ tu does Wise comet Wem eaters FREEDMEN. Macon be invited to appoint a similar com Ge. pers. feot. ‘This street ix tobe concreted this he time to buy in this desirabve sub- russ. EASTEDAY & MALLE! ‘624 Fst. n. mittee. The report was adopted. Theoiogical Seminaries. Rev. Dr. W. C. Young, chairman of the com- ELLIS ‘OR EXCH IMPROVED CITY PROPEIETY | of synods. The other committees he then an- Tre Hees suburban Property by UNS Ge | nounced. First he read the names of the com- ——— mittce on Chinese exclusion provided for by toalley. Inquire on premises. 32 B st. RK SALE—4 FIRST-CLASS-EXTRA WLL- built Sstory houses, 4 bed rooms, large pari = | gumimer: now i 7 EL a ception hall, dining room, ‘kitchen: washroom aud | YOR SALE—LOTS AT “FAIRVI BET. 1271 Dr. Harsha’s motion as, : 8. M. Cutcheoi mittee on theological seminaries, presented the ECIAL BARGAIN NEW 10.800u | FAG?*S Rot ‘tape handsonely dnd in fase | Pana vith Rand 1 ts. nse size 85100; 6 ik ali Gi ne report of his committee, deine OP RLES a. | URpTOving northwest section; near 3 lines of cars: of new subtirban railroad; five ininutes” walk from ‘ of Detriot, Morris M. Stratton of Wost Jersey, adres | Do You Beuve In {SOE to L510 W at cnear Lith: prices $7,000; forme to | Eetinston care prices, low; cany tering A Cyrus L. Pershing of Lehigh. The report said Fst nw. myls-3t seasonal ction to. di 1 ser; | owner. Mrs. M. B. SHERIDAN, 1316 1st. n. w. Rev. i com FOksh2 OF LEASE Tow PLEASANT, FINE foteroconall day. “Apply toOWSER loom iy 150i omris ee ae bay Furatture, Matting. Refelere | py Wn Gh Roberto se che tee ot Rete ree ak sn eee ae enemies aes | ash bak Rice ues Sanaa eee ‘nearly lew house: twelve rooise: Inrwe avtic and | Paave. n-™. ar Biae=e RGEC ss, Baby Carriages, &c..aslow from | DF, Wm. Hi Fed imo. far as 0 ‘ Aon Gtinweee eS See R SALE—A MOST BEAUTIFUL Four-stony | F'flotacome Pant lath ate Be so ‘tx you can from cash houses? ‘The stated clerk then read the list of com- reached any results, be best presented under | in founding its firet seminary. nemely, to keep Sorner Bouse: 10 roomy and fine tied bath room: a. | fletsun Lelaware ave mittees appointed, as follows: You know you don’t believe it and everybody knows the following heads: to itself through the gencral assembly SOK SALE—A6 $2.00, NOW PAYING 9 PEE | m. electric bells, Be cabinet inantels, vue Axtures | 33 lots on at 8th sts". 'edoit. Banke c! iia ial BILLS AND OVERTURES. First. The present legal status of the theo- | direct control of teaching and property. cam Jos fect front. poceh, balls So Glinew of care bait | Sraviaet nee baa eo Nee W tere a? tg | a Bice CHOTSSANT E SINBURT, O10" Thsnk wachavks pareer alc monereeraatior? logical seminaries, including the ownership and | be best scen by an examization of the re- square away ; $300, balance easy Squares south of Mra Lowan's Sne residence. Ter FARES | Wedon't want any credit business in ours, we mark control of the property held in trust for them. | spective charters of the seminaries reporting CHAS. A SUEEL DS. to anit. Price, $10,000; large reductl- n to !mmedia ‘and southeast, everything at lowest cash price and treat everybody Second. The present control possessed by the | to, and believed to be in connection with the RLELONLY GES FOR pote naam | OWNER, Hoon Gist Fa sve nee nue fe | aaisom SEMMES S'BRCADBENT, || alike. If you will buy on installments you can pay a Presbyterian Church. through ite gemeral at- | Presbyterian Church, and which are, generally on 2, ‘OUR-ROC = = — 3 32 Fat. | you please and we will hold the goods till you pay tho iv al | known and accepted by the membership of heuse, with 1200 feat of TO 1219 24TH S8T., GEORGE. se edbsirr mg sembiy, synods and presbyteries, over the P SI! NW. NEAR UST. pi cstias brick Gccean ond bili and save you big money. A good 1S-spring S Lounge, $2.05. Best Grade Carpet Lounge, 64.48. electric veils s = Seay terms WB WEST _FOR SALE—PIANOS. jood Matting, 124c., 15c., &c. Extra Heavy Dam- tw imytcw"_ | JOR SALE | ask, 27he. Very Fine Cotton Warp, 5c. Try to SIH ST. BET. T AND U STS. ELEGANT ARION PIANO. yof them at same price. Refrigerators, 82.95 teaching and preperty of the theological semi-| church as Presbyterian seminaries. | The ese ie d tial features of these charters for the purposes of such examination will be found in the ap- pendix, pages 13 to 27 inclusive. GEORGE L. SPINNING, MINISTERS. ELDERS. G. L. Spinning, D.D., J.C. Dunn, WLD., J. G. Hammer, D.D., Gilbert B. Manley, FER WANTED-NEW 2S tal amount of - a As we have stated, the ston ant brick, frosting & OR at AND .U, STS; |“ Handsome rovewon cupes Tull eran sete: patent | We keep the Leonard, and whether you buy Jobn M. Boy 7 Ma ba axustyy Shoo onstounamnal a EXSTE Yo SCeNtER OF “Carst's | LOOMS path and cellar, LATEST improvements; | Teftatvns acta, fuest tour; “worth 000 new: wil or not, don’t takeanything but the Leonard. aad ten, Seen Dena: aa poe ch peo sagap dene OVELY HOME; easy terms. CHAS. A. SHIELDS, | FURNACE and opengrates, |) PRICE 88.750. | Dinesh stool and cover. Baby Coaches from $4.95 to 820, Six Cane-soat Oxk Wm. A. Pollock, Series Srcdbptertin Chart fm tho United Ghote: of 1405 F st. nw. et my IS-3t atti pert my19 Chairs, $5, Handsome Cluster Leg Table, six foot, 85. a heeenk Wat Mee cin "saenhe te Sohne OERee God all mod. finpa. ; 7th ot De nese be Gon FoR saLe= Se one rst On ree Te as ae ‘Thos. H. Kohr, Wm. H. Kent, and €9,000,000, and the = “gro: ine $19 per mo.; $5,000." CHAS. A SHIELDS. 1 ee ae eres were Elbert N. Condit, James L. Moore. come of these institutions per annum i We make s specialty of BROOKLAND property, want, any quantity, at lowest price. Six Crystal m7 5 Fe = Qas 2 E and it will ou t> call upon us before buying. For SALE-A GREAT BARGAIN FOR QUICK | tumblers, I5c. Tea Set. 56 plece 98. Ice Cream D. J. Waller, jr., D. B. Hitchcock, amounts to at €350,000. For the past ten re have LOWS a from @ to conte hor square | jo: sul? S310 aa hin Sake Hh eee Wate | Freezers Za, Blasi ges BLU; a ats 8185, Frank E, Moore, Henry Herrigk. years, from 1883. to 1892, inclasive, as per re- foot that Wye cancel eo favorable ferme nnd MOUSES | axrand vareain: nlust be sold st once: *) Anything you want for the hotse, Don’t bs lead. off Albert V. Gulick. general assemby by these from $2,400 to $4,000. No trouble to show property. ports made to t iu “ a m the min= ‘For full particu‘ars call spon ‘ by prices ailvertised oma few low-priced goods. A very Wit. c. YouNG, kas (ete oan Var:ous seminaries, ax they appear on t my 18-3t McLACHLEN & BATCHELDER, THE PIANO EXCHANGE WARE ROOMS, | siniple trap often catches the most birds, Wedoa ‘MINISTERS. ELDERS. utes, the average number of graduates from all Jfon SALE_ONLY $2.000—A BARGAIN_NFW — ees my18 913Pa ave, | casi business, ant wedo it right. Anything you buy | W. ©, Young,D.D. E.D. Warfield, LLD. these seminaries, per annum, has been 178, and Fret. bricks with acy sone trimmings JOR SALE—ONLY 85,50, ON EASY TERMS. : not satisfactory return it and get your money. Can| RR’ Booth’ D.D. AP Retehau. the average number of students, per an- 3538 Emerson tn alll mods (ps Sper ‘Why do you pay rent whea you can buya new youfind any better terms anywhere? Read thisad. | R- Booth. Did a eee soodlyre —a aor Est ne. | 'PheneRotoch aecnorti of DEPONT CIRCLE: have | ROR SALE— x and think it over. Send ends to SL Boks DD. Jtaetae” ‘According to the minutes of 1892 the total ; ~ pear | Drore-ttone snd prese-brick, fronts; are handsomely | “rave for sale w due pitue, secre arand: best eh alata ad RE Corl, DD,” T.3. Duncan, posed . | number of graduates for that vear was 206, and Dnet Re BEST | parere!: cabinet mantels; furnace heat and el makes tnest tone: worth 8400, new, Pate wil ace | For Furniture, Matting, Refrigerators, Carriages, J. W. Pugh, D.D., A.B. Smith, There are fourteen theolosical seminaries | the total number of students 880. The total Cas st. 8.0.; Drews-brick and stone | “Suse be seen to be appreciated. fice for cash, oF sell for $125, $10 down and 83 per China, Glass, &e. Cheap for cash. E. P! Wallow, D.D., W. M. Lanning, and schools which make annual reportto the number of teachers and professors in these SOK wort crained in valk: 4,700 cas | Fortuil particulars caltupen “avis Yie8 Pa. ae. 8.w. pees store E,P:Sprague,D.D., J./A. Curry, general asembir. and which are more or lest | seminaries war 93. : wi, whith peisitiooms, beih'fovhs ari | myram — MOCACHLES © BATCHEE DEN: | or aATES — 3510and) H.G. Herring,” G. de la Verne, c d to the Presby-| ‘The title to and ownership of this property, fuel room: tiniatied in the same wanner; houses front = = aaa PERFECTLY NEW UPRIGHT PIANO. R.R. Maramis, N. Bailey. terian Church. In the order in which they are | amounting to over €8,000,000, held im trust for ecod cvse: three strines to unison : every patent P. Roberts found in the minutes of 1892 these seminaries | the various seminaries, is vested in independent 00. ye AD Dest. se. ‘ : 1p and improvement; very finest tone: warranted ten one ees and school: follows: Princeton, Auburn, i ting, over which, ‘Builder, 13: ra : pipe nd schools are as follows: Pri ¥, + | civil corporations, self-perpetuating, beimeazicaes rhanieay raat ‘ | Nenrs:'#235 on 0 payinents Cea SUDICIAT. COMMITTEE, Western, Lane, Union, Danville, McCormick, | the general assembly has in all cases no direct SNAP—-2 NEW | : _my17 Pa Blackburn, San Francisco, Dubuque, Newark, | or effective control, aud in a very few cases only et bee. 3 = ask os Mee Ge Ge Lincoln, Biddle and Omalia. Soc'eschi: eaay terme pnts af cccasasten poet oe ae S°C: HILL & c¢ m Sa eE be way square, S173, Heinekamp sqnare’ °Bs o a Qo The first theological seminary established by OR SALE — Fane." = the Presbyterian Church in the United States WR SALE-NEARLY NEW SI. asp | F house: 9 rooms: ali mi ; om avenue: $7,000; n0 | Gne'aret dian ueteht woe eee ets 9 of America was located at Princetou, New Jer- bath Brick Bouse in. first-<clese condition: newly | cash down: $30 per month; also some cheap, lots. and 810 per month. rene sey. The first property contributed for the e unins oe Lin Depered. & mf lot Leah to 2 foot vatad alley tn | Owner, J. D.CROISSAN 1, O10 Lith stn. w.ap2e: Go WORCR Ss purpose of maintaining theological seminary Ms * + Bric 0 Ha Y 3500 CO., #25 7th st. nw. Sohiner pianos mhi4-ly of the Presbyterian Church was given to the an ee AVE ov Do! (OR, SALE — A SUPERB Si CARE q Ti CHARLES A. DICKEY, PHILADELPHIA. general assembly, and was held and owned. by Fi Grand chance for party with | small modern style and in therouch re) 1 MINISTERS. FIDERs. and 5 nse Bhs ont | amount of cast (£500) to” make a nine ny form , \ TaN eee Ree it, and atthe tine the eminary wae founded, aia c tine a ‘improved . ickey,D.D., John M. Coyner, bat one seminary was contemplated by the — Property. ‘$500 ‘cash payment will be ji "| David K. Frazer, D.D., E. F. Witmer, ane, cory 10- ley: a.m. I ge nae Se ee Soe ‘ohn Burrows, Percy B. Bromfield, At the time of the formation of the first the- aoawe eee seed| © i Mele etree OR SALE-UPRIGHTS AND SQUARE SECOND-| 'T2 Tcarayy ee Adrian V. 8. Wallace,* Hamilton D. Bennie, | otozicai seminary of the Presbyterian Church Setory, bay-window brick near Dupont ¢ ‘These “houses “are now “rented at $30 | pricesto mave town, "Ses teas town) St Sacrifice anne Albert W. Knowlton, A. J. Aldrich, it was the purpose of the church to maintain pom Simin room an sitchen. batier' Paz fa Comes which ean "wine per ene myl PFEIFFER & CONLIFF. 417 1th st. nw. Cone. Connell ee Spencer P. Banett, direct and. complete control by its general intere-t, taxc, . » ‘T- 8. Sell, *Q-story and basement 7-rm. brick; new. Te: wsembly of the teaching and property of its ES Bear government "printing without counting the’ possit r t 3 Charles Fueller, J. M. Armstrong, th ical seminari: Fite... apnea 00} bin Westinent wi MANICURE. ‘euraigia, Sleeplessness, 8 ‘i ex a Feking tei jory G-rm. brick :3 rins ‘teep; lot Enos cnction te ceontos ampli’ sae tne ‘Overworked Brain and Excessive Use muel R. Keam, Richard H. Alexander, ‘he creation of this civil corporation to take jtoaller: all mod. imp. Frice, $4,500. Terme: of Stimulants. John N. McClung, George H. Patch, title to and own the property of the Princeton he” extension of "streets Joseph B. Little. ‘to $500 cash only. erty “trom ine oh. one 5 : THREE DOSES IN EACH BOTTLE, 10CENTS. mona minary was the first radical departure from FoR THE Rooms 4and6, Atlantic but‘ding.90) Pat a.w. “PROCTOR @ PROCTOR, For sale by all druggiste, SS eee CORRESPONDENCE. the original purpose and plan in the creation | q limited and indirect control. This large myi? i é ‘my 183 Tr: E. A. B Cc MINISTERS. ELDERS. MINISTERS. ELDERS. and operation of theological seminaries by the | amount of property has been contributed JPok SALE—UNEXCHPIIONABLE BAKGAINS— | A HoUsE AND LOT IN aE +» Dorrs Vo, Geo. D. Baker, D.D., Edward T. Green, M.S. P. Hill, D.D., Walter M. Aikman, church, The civii corporation became the | by the membership of the Presbyterian ‘an excellent 8 room brick b. n of the city, on ‘Manufacturing Pharmacist, J.T. Duffield, D.D., Thomas McDougall, Samuel A. Hoyt, D.D., John A. Cole, owner in trust of all property given to it after | Church for the purpose of training men to bee eat 3th ana 8 sts ee eae One ARE cae | ee oO 8, J. Nicoll Cyrus L. Pershing, Clarenze H. Wilson, | Henry R. Elliott, its formation, and of all property given to the come ministers of that denomination and te ee oe Lea * ad p came oa | ee ty Dy Us. The eos onan Washington, D. O- J.T. Leftwick, D. Prof. Jno. Meigs, J. Lovejoy Robertson, Byron F. Marsh, seminary before that time, and the beneficial | teach its faith in seminaries believed to be a Vt ave, near § sf, omiy #2,90. Moom >, 1201 ance in 6, 8. 12," ‘Is aud 2% umonths. PROC- | speciaity, PRUE. J. J. GEORGES SON, Chirop' | myG-te bicago. | Ino. 8, Hays, D.D., Wm. Fulton, Wm. T. Hart, use of such property as is still held by the trus | ——— _ - Pare wyiv-te (Tok & PROCTOR, 907°G at aw. amyl8-3t | odiats, 1125 Pu. ave, Hours S aun to Up. iaLee a. Jas, M. Maxwell, D.D., G. W. Cummings, Jacob E. Courad, tees of the geueral assembly for the semumary.” Continued on eleventh page,