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THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1893-TWENTY PAGES. ey srs. 5c Noble Grand. OF, ROTOMAC | UNION, J. W. LEE, P. 8. MRS. A. M. GLADING, THE EMINENT TRANCE Suthorized to make contracts money Sec advertisements In, the” ‘Labor Advocate’ ** the want in ** SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. CHURCH NOTICES. CHURCH NOTICES. __ Stop H R 1 Coal. oxR ‘Woon. __ METHODIST. CONGREGATIONALIST. ere--Read Fun wery. APEL, CORNER STH AND F S58. MASS MEETING IN INTEREST OF MISSION IN P ly, made, white oF red. Shute san roa = Rev. L. bg Wilson, D.D., pastor.—Sunday Bite —Congregational Church, cor. of G and PUNCH 6niz'elporicalte POLLARD & BLO. ee oe Sep nt ave. | 0:15. Preaching’ by the pustor at 11 a.m, snd/ 10th, 3:90 pms Rev. W. B- F.B.G.S., eh ° x a2, | — 7:30 Dum. Prayer meeting, ‘ et evening. 1t] missionary of the Southern yterian Cuarel EGG NOGG -« Beare pat a eee : RYLAND 3 a E. CHURCH.—9:15 A.M. + SUNDAY Me ees ear ened tae tees ee oe fneredien! SOLID-TIRED SAFETIES— school. 11’ a.m.. by pastor, Rev. 8. Bart-| 3 ‘will introduce the speaker. Rev. Dr BRANDY , 33 Zae.. BL, $1.25 and AT YOUR OWN PRICE. sock, "D.D. Song of the Angela a ee ee ee le, oF anything ry a | 2 _“Juno,”* ‘Wheel, cut from $65 to =, Y.P.8.C.E. 7:30 p.m., “The Joy of 5 oa THE TABERNACLE, 9TH Sw EW Cm. eigudee a aay & delivered. Open i 1 “Iriquois’’ Combination, large Rion: af mas service. Special all day, tonight—and till noon Christm: bearings and 4 riding shape, cheap at $85; Stephens, coaductor; Mise 'Sary M. Cook, or : | To-Kalon WineCo., 614 14th PHUNE 998. I ‘Care Damp Walls. I Mend Leaky Roofs. good riding condition, will sell at (each) $20; 1 “Hickory,” good strong wheel, frame and very durable, can be bought at $80; 1 Combina- tien Light Rambler, 90 pattern, No. 1704, atted “Lb Now perfecti C. Fen Key yes, o16F st. EC N.W. PRINCE [ivremndings iC PAINT CO. H. Warner & Co.) 423, To tk the Ladies. Fi) PER GOS Ga SIS | Why pot select you —— PER TON ora? We sve ally invite BO ¥4 PER i ae call and ol lg Bg SS - For range, latrobe and self feeder. ‘itlated beverages When wines at the same prices you have we: 4 bots. of Ass't Wines for §1. A Seligson, ispo:ere ave Official organ of the Federation of and the SEE 2 District "Aesembly of the Kaighte of Lator of CHRISTMAS EVE IS HERE, the District of bia, unlens they can show And the good wife porders, perplexed on eredentiais signed by the officers of those organ. what ‘to ‘give ‘her husband. "What's the Srations, toretner with the seals attaches. Ro matter with an Ulster or Overcoat? Ours order of the Federation. are warm, and good wearers. Bring ORPHANS’ FRIENDS. ‘Tke recent sociable and donation party given by the Catholic Knights of Washington for the Denefit of St. Joseph's Asylum was attended with success and although full returns for tickets have not yet been made we fecl sure that the proceeds will be, sufficient to keep the orphans _ Big dering the winter EX sree Tn finer to each and all of the kind benefactors ‘en Sssium its grateful inmates and to each and ali ‘Chrint- FRIDAY, Dee. 22, Open 5 a.m. until 4 p.m. SATURDAY, Dec. 23, Open & a.m. until 11 p.m. The Center market will be closed MON- DaY, Christmas day. 422-2t BROSNAN'S CATHOLIC BOOK STORE. G12 yeh st ow. U. S. patent office, Wash. Books, rosaries, crucinxes apd many voter sages ‘articles suitable for the boliday ‘season. Please call and examine stock before numking _Your purchases. Lowest prices guaranteed. diz-2t* & REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE and three-fourths per cont om the capital stock of THE COLUMBIAN TITLE INSURANCE COM- PANY will be payable at the office of the comi- No. 500 Sth st. n.w., on aud after JAN- ‘2, 1804. Books for transfer of stock will on ‘December 26, 1 020, 23,27,30 J. D. COUGHLAN, Secretary. _ ®orice To cuamrants. Notice is hereby given to any one having any interest in the {following described property to come forward end file their claims at once or the same will be Vashingtun, FRAVES, Deputy Internal Revenue Coi- Division 10. Dist. of Md. dié-s&wim USUAL SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF three dellats ($3) per share of the Real Estate Title Insurance the District of Columbia has been declar aie « = after the 2d DAY of JAU: NARY, ahos. ata ce of the company, 470 La. 5 3 bas. ave, nw. die-wies to jot GEO. E. FLEMING, Secy._ HE ANNUAL MEBTING OF THE soci ‘KHOLD- ers of the Real Estate Title Insurance Company of the District of umbia will be held at reo Olfiee of the com 470 be TUESDAY. “ae aren January 3, 1904, for the. purpose of ine directors to serve for the ensuing 9H HEN ‘open from 2 ‘GE 1m to inelu- oe Poe OF TH! DCKHOLD- End National Bank for the elec- tion of fifteen directors will be held at ite oces, HAS G street, on, TUESDAY. January 9 Polls open from 12 to 1 0’ a7-thées to jad CHAS. P. Winktams, ¢ Notice rT (STUCK HOLDERS. THE Meeting of the stockholders of the Washington and Alexandria Turnpike Company 1s called’ tor MONDAY, January 1, at the office ‘ashi 1884, at 11 o'clock a.m of the Washington Southern Railway Cameron and Fayette sts., Alexun- Ejection for tive directors aud a clerk F ame day and pla _____ ALBERT THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF TH stockholders of the Columbia National Bank ol Washington, for the election of directors, will be beld at its banking house on TUESDAY.’ January 9, 1804, between the hours of 12 o'clock ‘m. and 2 o'clock p.m. 6,30, Jat CLARENCE CORSON, Cashi: NATIONAL BANK OF SZASHTNGTO: jon, P.C., Dec. 9, 1863. e anneal election for divectice of this bank i ake mae at the banking house ou TUES- from 12 m. to 1 p.m. CHAS. E. WHITE, Cashier. ‘THE RESIDENTS OF THE WEST END. THE Western market will be open on SATURDAY, Dec. 23, from 5 2.m. to 12 p.m., where can be the choicest found ‘of market supplies. Closed Christmas day. sao a2i-3re BEWARE OF FIRE, AND INSURE YOUR HOUSES, orattore Stock, etc.. with us. We represent the =. Ld of New York and the National Conn., two of the strongest com- gre ‘th the world. BI aa ‘porte THE CARIN JOHNS HOTEL IS Clos oM ite (December 19, 1893) until further no- aerate on account of of the tress. Mi pater. distr USEFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS FOR GENTLEMEN. Fedoras, Underwear, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Collars and Wristbands, &e., &e. IN, 1421 N. ¥. ave. ‘M. B. One price, marked im plain figures. 18-6t WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY. ‘The annual mesting of the Washington Market Company will be heid at the office of the com- im the Center market, im the city of ‘Wash- at 12 o'clock noon on the ‘tbe FIRST DAY OF JANUARY, 804, for the Sholce of thirteen direct the ensui year, end ot any other subject w within. the ae a brought whe meeting. We tcnRIDES. Secretary. Washington, D. ©., Dec. 15, 1898. di16-tjal WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY. DIVIDEND, No. 34. citced on the capital Seec ct the companys Do ‘on the ca or’ able at the office of SRGae Feat Ret fod latter” JANU AIT 3, 1804. Transfe: dooks lose SMITH, Treasurer. Washington, D.C, Dec i, 1893. a16tjas Parnons—I aM x ENABLED TO TAKE A madam, your husband's chest measure— that's all we need to At hia famously. You Tun no risk. If not satisfactory your money tonight until 11, and close at ristmas., “GEORGE 2PRANSY, Cork § Sole Seek Pe know how Cork Sole Shoes iv: arnt Cork Sole Shoes "eters; . 725,03 Cork Sole Shoes taistier asic =": Cork Sole Shoes sor iis ait Cork Sole Shoes * “ty ecu $s Pa 1103 Pa. Ave.' RB GROVER & Co..) “Cork Sole Shoe” ‘s *Emerson” Cork Soles are the best. Makers and Sellers Hot Cakes Free. Quality tells. Maryland and Pennsylvania Moun- tain Rolan Buckwheat Cakes will be served at the following stores, and the public ts cordially solicited to call and partake: Dec. 26—L. F. Palmer, 6th and E sts. ne. Dec. 21—J. T. D. Pyle, 412 4th st. s.e. Dec. 28—H. I. Meader, 585 Sth st. sc. Dec. 20—E. O'Neill, 480 E st. Dec. 30—Emil Spahn, 6th and L sts. s.w. Your Money “Goes Farthest’’ —it with us. We cash prices eee per ‘This Chas. E. Hodgkin, *y73sne Books! — Booksiti te. ™ Joh ol Parker, 617-619 7TH ST. N.W. Dry Coal. Under Cover. 2240-Ib. tons. ace ‘an’ ‘t lower in Washington. B. ti Sein Yard. sth and T ats. ne. Branches: 701 12th st.; Mass. ave. and F n.e. 623 A Handsome Waste Basket 1s an ornament to any office—to say nothing of its uscfulness. We have them in several styles. Also numerous other things that make acceptable Xmas gifts, gt small cost. t7 Remember hat we told you about @ new set of books for " Jar Priced Easton & Rupp, ay ‘ST. (Just above the avenue.) Shrewd Business Men Can all appreciate the many ady antages of a PERSONAL Jey ays over a ‘circular’ or @ “press copy.” ‘expert can’t tell my PATENT TYPEWRITER Pr ‘S$ from typewritten work and cost $30 thousand less. Byron S. Adams, Printer, Clean Coal. 7, | 512° 11th st. nw. Telephone 980. The Secret of Success business ts fair dealing and honest prices. Brriet application of this principle accounts for my rapid strides in the Rag ADE. EYGEN- v V. PHILA. PEA CO. ‘ON. Baldwin “Johnson, may ave. S11 A st. ne. 519 4% st. sw. We [lust Have the Order —for that Full Dress Suit quite soon if you want to wear it New Year's. It takes TIME to turn out tailoring as it should *** be done—the way we do it. Owen Owen, Tailor,423 11th azz The ’94 Talking Machine, —run by noiseless electric motor, is now ready for delivery. Why not have one sunk in your desk? ‘Then lay back in your chair— turn on the switch and talk to it as you would to a friend—correspoudence, briefs, arguments or what not—your clerk can do the rest. | Sold or leased. Call or write €or couvuinrl” FiiGvoanape CO.. 627 E st. EASTON, Pres. (422) R. F. CROMELIN, 35 Per Cent Discount. large line of the best standard works, bound to halt calf, with qilt tops, reduced from’ $1 per volume to 75 cen! EPISCOPAL: “xn CATHOLIC PRAYERS, ILLUSTRATED POEMS AND GIFT BOOKS, JUVENILE BOOKS, AT ALL PRICES, Chapman’ ‘Ss, PE TO nw. See. _ 915 Pa. ‘Tomorrow's weather forecast for District of Co- lumbia aod vicinity—Fair with south-riy winds. We Sell Everything —in the way of Lumber ant Builders’ Hardware that en- ters into the construction of house. We sell for casb—s» sell cheap. 100-b, Keg Best Steel Naiis $1.85. more orders for Christmas work: lettering Sogad while you walt; parties, wishing to opet Gere By tail will receive prompt attention Sas panke can ne Bispery, broken window yourself—we'll -te ‘StL sell you the gless, sprig: = MORAN, PLUMBING, TINNING, aan) et ar cae dae ‘and Furnace’ Work. 2126 Pa. ave. Entire stock ing smd you can save the of Ranges, Heating and Cooking Stoves reduced glazier's charge. for cosh. Oven eveaings until 9 orclock, oe —__“1@_|1 ihbey, BAT IGE® QF¥YICE OF THE MeTUAy PS DMURANCE ‘Yo B MILLER, Wi ton, "Dec. 6, 1803. | “Lumber, Millwork and Builders’ Hardware,” Policy holders notified t thetr aa. Maa vefore the Last ‘MONDAY i | Oth and N. Y. ave. Brazier: for the year Please do 80 early and avoid the G16 a. Secretary. GRADE PAMILY ist HB et. nw.; 1626 M st. UXION SAVINGS BANK, So 7th street northwest. Your per cent interest on ordiaary savings ac- counts. Dividends at higher rates on five and ten-year fmstallment accounts. Regular banking accounts received. “The old fashioned savings bank with the im Provement of modern methods."* ¥. B. SMITH. ot-3m President. §8 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON WKOUGHT-IRON eardlesticgs and novelties. to reduce ‘stock. 10 © eat discount other on 3. GOMNING. ‘Tie Bx ‘Sdop, 520 131) DR. AMICK'S © MPTION REMEDIES—ALL the above remeties for the treatment of diseases of the respiratory organs furnished at mannfac- turer's prices. Call at 309 2d st. n.w. d2-s4t® We can sell you the pure undiluted We have the sale of this Genuine Phila. Pea Coal anoxa’ "GRATE coaL. bay No. 1 barn Ay Coat, xt der She tnateg: anal extra sise, is superior Telephone 1766. THOMAS R. MARTIN, a5-te Main Office, 920 20th st. n.w. Highest Premium Awarded |_ For pane — bly LK sad WOOL DYEING. TS Se hone recel) foformation at feeldance. “Pee 8nd receive all H. WHEATLEY. reing, cleani1 ena” ‘a leaning. 1008 Teftersn a are ape Bet. 30tb and Bist, below M st. Goorgetosrn . D.C. Telephone 76-4. {nl7-6m) _ Established 1831, A Horse Blanket WILL ENHANCE THE VALUE OF YOUR HORSE AND MAKE HIM EAT LESS TO KEEP WARM. For street use, $1.25 to $7.50. For stable use, $1.00 to $4.50, Lap Robes. Lacger assortment and lower prices than ever. Woodward & Lothrop, eeZi-3m 10th, 11th and F sts. nw. CHURCH NOTICES. BAPTIST. PASTOR E. HEZ SWEM PREACHES IN THE 5 en oo ae. a oo Sage a 7 “a's are tree, You" ‘are ia invited. it x CARMEL BAPTIST < CHURCH Gibbons, “COR. 4TH breaching by Rev. W. A. Bure! .D. ‘Tue evening. The pastor will sermon Thursday evening. Seats _ free. ve J. S. Stu tor, will preach 30 Sees Se “Gloria p.m. 30 am. C. } pam. It CALVARY BAPIIST “CHU RCH, 8TH AND H STS. o.w., Rev. 8. H. Greene, D.D., pastor.—Sunday school, 9:30 a.m. P. H. Bristow, tor will preach at 11 a.m. and aptism after evening 13% and D sts, <n, Qutwater, pastor—Sunday school. 9: 380 B,i0-MEMOWLAL,¢ CHAPEL, D.” Bliss, ee CHAPEL BRANCH, 18. Christian En- hing, Preach! at 4 o'clock Christmas morning a the tao _W. Shields, M. Eos ise ineeting 6 ‘hing and Leptising 11 a.m. p.m. Endeavor, 5:30 p.m. Spe- -n., to the ‘Christian ee oy the pastor, Rev. W. J. Howard. SALEM BAPTIST CHURCH, CHAMPLAIN ae nw. a S. Gerinh Lamkins, 9:30 a.m. Preaching, 11 E 8. 8. Lyceum, at 3 p.m. Special leavor meeting, 7:45 by the pastor. 8. Xmas_ service. Preaching ill sing at night. bre) he it The pend choir wi music =e “BAPTIST — CHURCH, 8D ST N.W.. Bishop Johnson, D.D., pastor.—11 a.m., Rev. J. A. Taylor, pastor Emanuel Baptist Church. 7:30, _Rey. J. L. White of Virginia. 8. at 9:30 ami WALKER MEMORIAL BAPTIST cuvren. MADI- son st. bet. 14th and 15th, Rev. I. V. ‘Bryant, tor.—Sunday school at’ 9:30 a.m. Preach- ng at 11 by Rev. H.C. Robinson. 8 p-m.. preach: ing by Rev. W. 'P. Gibbons. 7:80 p:m., preach- ing by the pastor. Grand rally all day. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. 16TH ST. ree rn. : Sunday school, 9:30 meeting. 6:30 p.m. Preaching by the pastor, 11 a.m. al :30 p.m. Special music by the choir morning and evening. You are welcome. 1t | SHILOH BAPTIST CHU! BCH. & ST. BET. ‘16TH | and 17th sts. nw., Rev. Taylor, pantor.— Pastor will occupy pulpit 11 a.m. and 7:30 Bm a.m., Sunday school. 4 p.m., Young Peo- ple’s Lyceum. Special service 11 a.m. ea Pubite t= cordially invited. THIRD BAPTIST CHURCH, COR. OF STH aa Q sts. James H. Lee, pastor.—San- a.m. Home ‘mission meet- ing Lyceum at 3 p.m. Preaching wt f:90 pin and at it am. tmaas morning _by the pastor. All are welcome. NINETEENTH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH. 19TH and I sts. n.w., Rev. Walter H. Brooks, D.D.. pastor.—9 a.m., Sunday school. 11 a.m., ‘sermon by the pastor. 3 p.m., Temperance Union. 7:30 Dm. sermon by the pastor. Public invited. mente | METROPOLITAN BAPTIST CHURCH. cor. = and A sts. ne.. Green Clay Smith. pastor.— Preaching on Sabbath, 2 a.m.; evening, 7:30. Sanday school. 9:30 CE. 8, 6:30 p.m _Seats free. Ail invited. Morning prayer and sermon, Il. Evening pray _ 4:30. Vested choir. Strangers cordially invit. ‘S$ CHURCH, 28D ST. ington Cirele, Rev. All seats free. Services on Sunday holy communion. Sunday school, Morning service and sermon, 11 a. service, .m. Choral evensong ond 7:30 p.m. Services on Christmas day: 7:20 an’ li a.m, and 4:30 p.m. Strangers cordially in _Mted: CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION, con. ave. and 12th st. n.w.—Sunday services: pahera seat atrangers: vested chotr. 0. ach. Christmas any . holy communion: chapter of Praize will sing. Ti a.m.. morning prayer: ser- communion; the vested cholr will sing. Ushers ‘will seat strangers. At EPIPHANY CHURCH, G ST., REV. R. H. McKDM, D.D., reetor.—Services on Sunday, 8 and 11 a.m. 4 and 7:30 p.m. Strangers welcome, ‘The rector will preach morning and evening. Services ou | Christmas day, 8 a.m. and 11 a.m. It ST. MARK'S CHURCH, COR. 3D AND A STS. | Se. Rev. David Richards, pastor.—Holy commu- | nloo, 7:90 a.m. Other services 11 a.m. and 7:30 _p.m. Strangers invited. . 6:30, Epworth Leagu: _Prayer meeting, Thursday. Free seats. THE METROPOLITAN A.M.E. CHURCH. 3 bet. 16ch end 16th ete. a.w.—Caristmas services a.m, sermon tor, “God's Christmas Girt wo’ the World.” D.m.. service of song by. Metropolitan chotr. Seats free. TWELFTH STREET NM. E. CHURCH. REV. aaa L. rate, pastor—Christmas sermon, (11, a.m. Preaching at 7:30 p.m. Sunday school, 9:30 a.' Epworth League, a8. -m. Sunday school Christ- mas entertainment, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. 1t HAMLINE a EL CHURCH, 9TH mS °: 5 7 ‘ke ‘hit Be cx st eee i a.m. 5 je pastor, subject, “The ay Christmas Spirit. = P.m., subject, ‘The First Christmas.” Ep- worth League, 6:15 p.m. Tuesday, consecration. _ Thursday, church prayer meeting, 7:30 p.m, 1t CONGRESS ST. METHODIST PROTEST. Church, 3ist bet. M and N. Rev. ‘ANT R. . E. CHURCH. COR. R_N.W. “Davis, D.D.. "sermon J. a. ‘Christa Priest After Order of Mel- a.m. Pat 2 te 9:00, Prayer ‘meeting, ‘Thursday, ¢ Morning prayer meeting, 6 _Vited to every service. METROPOLITAN: M. E. CHURCH, COR. 4% AND C sts, nw, Rev, itugn Johmston;, D.D. pastor “the First Christmas. actice, "A Visit to Bethlehem 7:80, “Meaning of the Advent.” 1 music. Collection for the poor at vesper vervice, Sunday it 9: Epworth Leagu: Christmas ‘o'clock. All ate i” ding a Great Misteke."” _ice Christmas morning at 6:30. poster: Bev. Isaac W. in the Highest.” 8. 8, 9: p.m. CENTRAL M. P. CHURCH, 12TH aN n.w.—Christmas sermons by the J, Smith, 11 a.m., “The Great ‘The Anthem of ‘the Angels.” Sui! Come. REV. W. H. MILBURN, D.D., Tear ee . &. Senate, will preach at . Leahy Neperie cor. 7th and A sts. n. Dec. at a.m. 5 ebing 8. 5. entertainment Fristioas night FOURTH STREET M. E. CHURCH, REV. M- F B. a jtor.—11_a.m., Christ sermon by pastor. p.n., the Epworth Langue ew have charge Fs “the mest meeting; t addresses by C. M. Lacey Sites, lent of ly District worth Teague, and MeCa: (4 ‘The Sunday school will fold thel their tertainment on Tuesday night, December nBe. ies “CHRISTMAS THOUGHTS" ADDRESS BY REV. c. L. Pate, Pen ‘Twelfth a ‘M.E. Church, at the ¥. M. A., 1409 ‘w York ae — December ‘i, 1903, at 4:30 Mee for oe eid Every man inv! ‘ied Bible class, 8:30 ISRAEL MmTROPOLTAT GME ¢ aah cor. sts. s.W.—Preaching at 11 a.m. yt by Dr. F. M. Hamilton, P. E. Special sermon at 3:30 Be io age Norris, tor of St. Paul A. M. ‘Chureb. ate MT. ZION M. E. CHURCH, 20TH "ST._PREACH.- ing at 11 by Rev. William H. Brooks, Funeral of s2-9 Alexander Bell at 3. Presching at 8 by Rev. H. A. Carroll, pastor. Sunday school, 9:30. it FOUNDRY ME CHURCH, 14TH AND @ sts. Dr. Oliver A. Brown, pastor. 9:80, sebool. p-m., Christmas sermon by the temperance meeting. Address by .m., Epworth League. _ GALBRAITH ZION CHURCH, BovctaRs MEMORIAL, COR. OF 11TH AND H st. ne. E. Olin Eldridge, pastor. Christmas Program. li a.m. “Preachlag. Su Subject: “Joy Over the Child Jesus.” Special music by the chotr. Infant school .m.—Juvenile = meeting. rayer service. Subject: “How Christmas.” Gartetmen morning, © o'chock—Eraver, Friends and strangers cordially invited. me McKENDREE M. B. quunce, MASS. AVE. BET. ‘9th and 1th sti L. T. Widerman, D.D., pastor’ Sunday school, 9:30 a.m. Preaching by stor, 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Epworth 45 p.m. Prayer meeting, Thursday, 7:30 nm Seats free. meeting: PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF THE COVENANT (PRESBYTEWIAN) ‘Connect Xi gad Teeh stg. aw FOURTH (PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, §TH_ ST. Cy v-; Hey- Joseph, TT. Kelly. ort-Sabbath school, 9:90 am Preacbing Uy stor, 11 a.m. Christian Endeavor meeting, 30 p.m, Sabbath school Christmas exercise, 7:20 p.m, Service, preparatory to the commun: fon, ‘thursday, 7:30 p.m, Strangers are welcome.1 SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN, 6TH, ‘The pastor, Scott F. Hershey, wi preach at 11 “The Savior and 4:30. ‘In the morning on m- to Man’ bt oo Man Coming to the Savior. the morning ‘and trlo of young indies at night. AIRE a ASSEMBLY'S gaunce, COR. STH AND I B8TS. » Rev. 0. Little,” pastor.—9:30 a.m., a a.m., a Curistmas responsive pm, acting of YP.8CE m., ‘preach! by the pastor. ‘ht Bim; midweek meeting. A welcome to all. 30 ace GURLEY MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Florida ave. near 7th st. nw. (Le Droit Park).— Rev. J, Russell Verbrycke, pastor-elect, will to- morrow begin his services with the church, preaching a: 11 and 7:30 p.m. Sunday school at 3:80 p.m. Mid-week service Thureday at 7:20. Christmas celebration of school _Wednesday at 7 p.m. it CENTRAL PRESBYTEK CHURCI 1, COR. OF t 34. Young People’s Sociey. _Pitzer, pastor. WEST STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, P ‘ST, bet, Sist and S21 ats. —Hervices at 11 am aud Preaching by. the der, DD. SPS. TUE GUNTON TEMPLE MEMORIAL PRESBY- terian Church, 14th and sts., Rev, D.D., pastor.—Preaching Us ristmas service, 7:30 p.m. HURCH, H ST. BET. of Milford. at Patch, ‘hool chols GRACE REFORMED CHURCH, R. . Lave. and P st., Ke Apple, | pastor, Morsing secvicn, “il «in, Sunday setiool, 9:30 a.m. Evening service, pm. Ea: sorvice’ Ghristuas *nurning,’ 6 a.m Contdren’s | service, 7 p.m. CHURCH, G ST. 8. Archdeacon ‘Gilbert’ F. | Sunday services, 11 and 7:30 p. ing or _leeturing at every service. SUIRITUALISM. SPIRITUALISM. — METZEROTT HALL, EVERY Sunday. Only two more Sundays this season to hear Mra. AM. Glading, the gifted and eloquent trance speaker. 11:30 u.m., 7:30 p.m. Subject, morning, ediumship: Its Mission." Evening, “Future Reward and Punishment.” Each lecture _followed by tests. It SPIRITUALISM.—MRS. R._ 8. COWING, WASH. favorite test medium, will give evidence of the continuity of fe at the meeting of THE SEEKERS AFTER SPIRITUAL TRUTH at THE TEMPLE, 423 G st. n.w. A. M. Jacques, who has no superior as an in- spirational speaker, and who has drawn full houses wherever announced, will speak. This will probably be the last opportunity to hear these popular mediums for some time, so come early if you wish seats. Doors open 7:30. Ad- mission free. WM. ¢. SCRIBNER, 1t* Chairman Business Committee. mday evening. Mrs. Advertising Brings Results —if done judiciously. A Handsome Calendar is the enya and best standing “ad.’’—consulted daily. $10 thousand up. MeQUEEN, Printer and Ppubiisher, 1108-16 E nw. Our “Nonpareil” Coal Is a perfectly reliable fuel, for fami; ait sizes, under cover. Prompt delivery, We are sole agents cre G. L. SHERIFF, 328 Pa. ave. o.w. ND L, REY. pastor.—A.m., Christmas p.m., Concert exercise, “Ring the Bells,” the Sunday school. Solo by Miss Blasland. dress by the pastor, “Christmas Gifts and Christ mas Blessings.” All cordially invited. CHURCH OF THE REDE! “enel = Sth st. s.e.—Preaching a 3 Re D.D., subject, “wnat "nisersliats a special musical pro- ve “Special Prices.” XMAS GOODS. LAMPS, SHADES, ONYX TABLES, FIREPLACE GOODS, &c. The E. F. Brooks Co., aii-Im 681 15TH ST. N.w. Shippen, pos U1 a.m., $ p.m., Sunday school Christmas ser- 9:45 a.m., Sunday school and Bible class. It vice. All invited. NON-SECTARIAN. THD PEOPLE'S CHURCH, 423 G ST., OPP. PEN- sion office, Rev. Alex. Kent, minister.—Sunday School at’ 10 a.m. Preaching at 11:15. Rev, Walter Vrooman of the Arena Magazine, Boston, will 8 tomorrow on “The Union of Moral Forces.” Seats Ail welcome. it ~ burneran. CHURCH 0 OF THE, RERORMATIO a at. s.e., _ AVE. Parson, “pastor.— Pa. Wiuter sath wee at a ee rae mas carols by the Sunday school at . Spec: fal Christmas music; a stringed orchestra and | with double quartet. ‘The Manger Cra- dle" is the morning theme. Christus offering: morning aud evening. The seats are free. It ST. S ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH, corner of 11th and H nw., Re $. Domer, pas- Yhristmas services tomorrow worning and at 11 and 7, chorus choir, e regular quartet, will Ya fine pro- f Christmas music. Evening, “The Holy tereopticon illustrations, NEW | CHURCH, — WHAT IS HEAVEN AND HOW DO WE ENTER “is the subject of the Rev. Frank Sewall's rion at the Church of the Holy City, Dupont rele, corner Mass. ave. and 18th st., at 11 m. ‘Sunday school at 12:15. Evening” lecture at 7:30 p.m., on “Christ in Our Homes."’ Mon- day. Christmas service and sermon and holy communion at 11 a.m. All seats free apd all L t __FRIENDS. DS.—ALL | ARE meeting (orthodox) _Y.M.C.A., 1400 New NVITED TO. FRIENDS’ day at 11 at the t OTHER SERVICES. UPON THIS ROCK I BUILD MY CHURCH. NOT eter or Paul or the Apostles, or upon Jesus rg yy er hear upon who what, as God has revealed to N ist of the Universal Church of Christ. Pi Ta fnvited. Roman Catholics and Presbyterians _es- MONDAY. December 25. Ae) Hail, Anacostia, D.C. SCIENCE BIBLE CL: -M., 1023 12th st. p.w. THE NATIONAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE INSTI. , 2201 K st. n.w., will hold its Sunday Bible 88 at 4 o'clock, Ail are welcome. REVIVAL GOSPEL MEETINGS iN CHARGE OF 88, SUNDAYS All are invited. * -| PEOPLES CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, 708.0 AL CH CHURCH, COR. 17th and P sts, n.w., Rev. Sterling N. Brown, 45 p.m, Bre pastor. music by — AND T 3 F. J. Miller at 11 ing by Rev. m. p.m. Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. Y. P. cE Christmas service at FIRST_CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, COR. 10TH and G sts. n.w., Rev ‘M. Newman, D.D., pas- tor; Rev. M. Ross Fishburn, assistant pastor.— At'11 a.m., service appropriate to Christmas, with sermon by the pastor. At 7:30 p.m. the pastor will preach the eleventh sermon upon “The Karly Church.”” Christmas music by quar tet and chorus of Afty voices, led by Dr. Bischoff, mass NEW AUDITORIU "622 LA. AVE,—"CHRIST- mas Gifts’? and address by Rev. J. D. Smith to- night, 7:30. Gospel services daily, 12 m. and Ete peta eae Saas ae INDt STRIAL DEPT, —Kindling wood for sale at market rates. Orders solicited. Meals and obra pd the poor for 5, 10 or 15 a. yr labor performed. Pd. LOsT—TODAY, AN AMBTHYST SETTING FROM “ae E'S PAST SI STORE, 1812 Taare, am WILL DROP QUEEN LIL. -|She Is Declared to Be » Bad, Deoeitfal Old Girl. She Has Jilted the President and is Flirting With That Infamous Provisional Government. ‘The New York Herald, the inspired organ of the administration upon Hawaiian af- fairs, today discloses the real reason why the President’s well meant efforts to re- store Queen Lil came to grief. The story of the shameful way in which that gay and deceiving woman bumbugged our good President is most pitiful and distressing. The Herald’s Washirgton correspondent says: . “While*the official dispatches from Min- ister Willis, brought by the steamer Mar!- posa from Honolulu, have not been made public, sufficient is known to justify the statement that the minister has, in accord- p2* lance with his instructions, abandoned all efforts toward the restcration of the queen. “A State Department official frankly ad- mitted today that no terms of agreement had been reached between the minister and the qveen, and that, as a consequence, all attempts to bring about her restoration must cease. ‘This is taken to mean that the queen, after being advised of the ultimatum of the President, conveyed by the revenue cutter Corwin, still declines to comply with all the conditions of the origit.al requirements. In taking this firm stand the queen, it is be- lieved here, is controlled by fear of her future safety rather than by the antipathy she professes to hold toward those to whom she was requested to grant amnesty. “In other words, it is thought she prefers not to confess to her subjects the fear she entertains of being unable to maintain her- self on the throne without the peoenas. arm of this government. There has suspicion, too, that she has been Soeur off by the provisional government. Rumors to that effect were brought by the late ad- vices, and they have received some credence in official quarters nere. “As to the present Hawaiian policy it can be said with authority that the position of the administretion 1s exactly that stated by Mr. Nordhoff and referred to in the editorially yesterday. “The President feele that as the queen has rejected his proffered friendly media- tions to return to her what was wrongly taken from her there is nothing left for this country to do but to keep ‘hands off” and allow the Hawaiians to settle their own form of government.” A PHILANTHROPIC SUGGESTION, A Citizen Who Offers to Help Put Up an Eating House for the Poor. The Evening Star has received from a well-known citizen the following: “Will you permit me to make a suggestion toward substantial relief for the poor? As- sociated Charities, police, and the various relief associations are, no doubt, doing no- ble work, but it is, at best, only a momen- tary relief in isolated cases. Our streets are full of hungry people, everywhere you are accosted by a petition for something to eat or the funds necessary to procure a meal. One-half of the time you bestow any money thus designated upon an unworthy impostor who will hasten to the nearest sa- loon for a drink, while the other half whom you try to assist fail to find a place suit- able to purchase their meal—perhaps on ac- count of their dilapidated appearance. To refer such petitioners to any of the various relief associations seems a mockery, for they are hungry and cannot wait for lengthy investigations until they are fed. I suggest that the charitably disposed citi- zens contribute the funds for the building and maintenance of a plain frame structure for an eating house for our poor, with sult- able kitchen attached, divided into four sec- tions, one each for white and colored fe- males, and one each for white and colpred males. Each section to be provided with plain tables and benches, so that even the most modest and respectable poor may be served with a good meal without much pub- licity or offense. Here let every one who is poor and hungry call mornin, ind even- ings for a plain but good and substantial meal, and one-half of the suffering will be disposed of. I have no doubt permission could be obtained from the authorities to erect for so good a purpose a building in some centrally located square, say on the B street front of square between 6th and 7th streets northwest. There are, no doubt, thousands to lend a willing hand either in contributions or personal services, many to H assist if they but knew just how and where. Everyone that possibly could would sub- scribe a little donation, say of from $1 to $5 per month, for the maintenance of such an institution, and plenty of charitable and benevolent ladies would assume the duties of purchasing, preparing and serving the food, and many young ladies will cheerfully abandon their task in fancy cooking schools for the sake of applying their acquired skill practically for the benefit of this dining | room, and enjoy seeing the faces they help- ed make happy. Open a list in your office iz for subscribers both to the building and | Due to other national banks. maintenance fund, and I feel sure the be- nevolent will come forward and soon enable to dry many a tear. If the plan strikes you favorabiy and you will lend your kind aid you may open the list with my sub- scription of $100 toward the building, and $5 toward the maintenance fund.” —_————_ Funeral of Capt. Johnson. The funeral of Capt. Charles A. John- son, U. S. A., retired, who died yesterday at his residence, 1524 Q_ street, will be held on Tuesday. He was known in army circles, having been in the service for the past thirty years. casei ES Epworth League Orato: Mr. Harry O. Hine was awarded first place in the oratorical contest between raembers of the Waugh Chapter of the Epworth League at Waugh M. E. Church last evening. He will be the representative of the Waugh League in the final contest. ‘The other churches whose leagues will take part in the series of debates are Douglas Memorial, Hamline, Foundry, McKendree, and Metropolitan. The last contest, to be held some time in February, will be a joint debate by the winners of the chapter con- tests. ——— The works of the Bay View Lumber Com- pany at West Norfolk, Va., was destroyed by fire last night. Loss about 350,000, Application, based upon affidavits, be ay made yesterday afternoon before Judge H. H. Lerton of the United States cireuit court at Nashville for a receiver for the Chesa- peake and Ohio ana Southwestern railroad. INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS. rer ett vSEauwsSSauou ” i} EXCURSIONS, &c.. FINANCIAL... Hee ee A Sad eobhESSe-SSSSSSnsssuc NOTARIES PUBLIC.. OCEAN TRAVEL... os hh ss BRSEEER » i} SSSSSESSu5 = i] ARGUING PENSION LAW. The Hearing in the Long Case Finish- ed Today. The hearing before Judge Bradley yester- day of the answer of the commissioner of pensions to the rule issued against him to show cause why the mandamus prayed for by Judge Charles D. Long of Michigan re- quiring the commissioner to revoke the or- der suspending the pension of Judge Long and restoring him to the pension rolls at the suspended rate, $72 a month, should not be granted, mention of which was made in yesterday’s Star, was not concluded yester- day afternoon, and the hearing of the case was resumed at 10 o’clock this morning. After The Star's report closed yesterday Assistant Attorney General Whitney con- in performing that act and all re- quiring his action in the office over which he in the case. The judge reserved his deci- sion. a Nothing New. From Troth. Miss Gotham—‘“Have you been through the Museum of Art?” Miss Panhandle—“Oh, yes.” — Gotham—“What did you think of Miss Panhandle (from Cincinnati)—“Pret. ty poor. Why, they've got the same things there they had last year.” FINACIAL REPORT OF THE CONDITION taxes pal Due to other national banks Due to state banks and bankers. Individual Certified 1 ‘Total District of Golu fon, SB: £ Cartes 5 White. cashier of re mamed ‘do solemnly swear 223 Se shove statement is true to the best of and Caas Ee WwHire, Subscribed and sworn to before me this of December, 1898. it. P. HOWARD, nat “Notary Public. Correct—Attest: >. A. JA WM. F. Narrrsacx, a. L. NOR! . We ‘HowanD. REPORT OF THE cox FTION CITIZENS’ NaTIONaL’s maNk OF WASHINGTON at Woshtagton, in the Distttet of Columbia, of business December 19, Teo, 23,281 00 Redemption fund with U. 8. treasurer @ per cent of circulation) Te to agpohen banks + ont Senos ‘Total District of Columbia, iy af wecnics RIM I. F. Kurtz Johnson. president o? the above bank. do solemnly swear that the abore atatement is true to the hest of belief. E. KURTZ JOnNSNS, resident. hacrihed and sworn to befnre me thie RA of Thecember, 1893. WILLIAM SELRY, Notary Public. Correct—Attest: m wit. . SOWERVILLE, N. A. SHEA W. A. A. CHYRCH, F. Sar, n 8. T. G. MORSELL, it rectors. © T. HAVEXNER. Member Washington Stock Exchange. Real Fatate and Stock Broker. Rooms 9 and 11, Atlantic building, 980 F st. nw. Stocks, Ponts yo Crain bought and sold for ash or on margt Cotton Lought and seid tn New York or New Or sans. CORRFRPONDENTS. “arnell, Haeaman & Co..New York Sock Pxchange. iehman Bros., Xew York Cotton Exchange. Lehman, Stern & Co.,New Orleans Cotton Exchange. Lamson Bros & Co.. Zbicago Board of Trade. Ezivate wires tr New York, Chicago and New Or Jeans. Telephoue, 458. pelt-te “4 FINANCIAL. REPORT OF THE CONDITION NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK, At Washington, D. C., at the close of busines December 19, 1898. and Grerdrarta, woe Ser Be U. 8S bonds 150,000 00 U. 8. bonds 12.400 00 ins, iS ‘Other “real = Due from ace pases) 29, Se ‘SB.vle 78 Exchanges 10.764 20 bes 8S I at 4 ree 38 Washington Safe and Remunerative Investments. cece 3 Charles A. Henry A. Ez . S Jobn G. ‘Thomas John F. Wiltem E. Clark, ‘Thomas MADAME PAYS, MANICURE AND CHIROP. odist, 703 STH 8ST. N.W. GimorOvist COOLS south ot New CHIROPODISTS. FooT rane “ INSTANT RELIEF Tihs Pe en ooo to 6 p.m. Surday, Pao he SY PATENT.