Evening Star Newspaper, December 30, 1893, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 380, 1898-TWENTY PAGES. — sérvices. BUSINESS CP ANCES. versal tana 2 SIES | NOTICE TO sToc THE SHE USUAL WATCH NIGHT SERVICES OF | “Theeting of the stockuollers of the Washi SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. CHURCH NOTICES. CHURCH NOTICES. OEE TO ADVERTIONEEETS. FINANCIAL. RECE ABE: - ON POR Diu tees ee ee RECRABITE HALL. 4% AND PA. AVE.A TEM-| THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS OF METHODIST. BAPTIST. ay “Big tee ence rae ek | | Seo coe anentar sen” wilt ee Seid at thee noes | The Midwinter Rush WAUGH M. E. CHURCH, 3D AND 4 STS. N.E—|SALEM BAPTIST CHUL ar The Motto Of pgs Fg 8 ae ae St ay FF : Js on us—but owe are sti able to meet | WA 3 : eS een Ge noni Mrs. S. H. Martig" and “ches weil speaks Ps gree fae gil orders, for Coal and Wood promptls. | Sivject: ithe ‘Loni “Keigueth* Watch ag ar 30 fe pm. Preschieg, ot i) 1008. anh 7: -Pase #) Th “Fi d li t 99 ‘Templacs, Teebal bes Pray F . yeoum at 3p. 9 meee oe nas echabites Sipmuneon: Clean, Ware Gon, ect frst) o"tanaays a0 hme taca tee We altas| fi S2a, "Segoe aselig’ il the was “Pare 10 | € Idelity a 5 Come. ° Lowest prevalent quotations. " ington = i CBIROPODIST. ..... Page 21 INDUSTRY, FPRUGALITT Pi Council, No. 1, Sous of Jonadab, will be| and Alexandria Turnpike Company is called for | ARTHUR B. SMITH, MA4KVIN M. EB. CHURCH (SOUTH), 10TH aD ay EX. WHITE, OLD SCHOOL BAPTIST, | onvno NOTIOZS.. “Page 3 7 Labone id in Hall, cor. 7th and D sts. p.w.,| MONDAY, January 1s94, at 1] o'clock a.m., | Main Yard, 4th and T sts. ne. 5 ev. Augustus Davidson, pastor—11| will preach, Providence permitting. in Mouu- | orry trea Pace ver of one dollar by Steelf st: DAY EVENING "aS Stik sn meric | Cob adios te the Wash ton Southern Railway | Branches: 701 12th st 430 Preaching by pastor. 10 p.in.,’ watch might | mental Hall, 138 Pa. ave. nw.. Sunday, Dec. at, | Poe 2 » tt when sour aha Be of the order Company, Cameron and Fayette sts., Alexan- | —— ices. Different ministers at 11 a.m. ‘Also Elder J. N. Badger will preach : mah te Gk of Gee ae EB. T. McNERHAN eis Seer by a sae Soa ne yyw “ecpmaataaticy Seligson’ Ss PsteENTH sTkERT M. 5, ._ CHURCH, COR. R ison e200 place Monday evening, January 4, —— oF tt CGitiness’ and Suvested pedicionay, . MeN NY, RS. surer same day und place. i at 7: ‘a . a few years it will have earned quite a peat = a 23,30 HE! iON, Ak. f J. Pace WASHINGTON, D.c., DiI 1893.—WE, THE ~ = ae ~ be | Open Late Tonight E STREET BAPTIST CHURCH, © ST. BET. 6TH : “Ey Rares in the FIDELITY 3ULDING, Riciecnle grees of fon. agree 10 clos |THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF ‘THE | —and half a day Monday to accommodate gt Tis ny. Preaching by pastor. J. 3. Mur at —- Le ne DRE De pg er roan Bankotie © SY, Sccteeten tae Geet Hector FH Chowe Cesiring “Oldest, Purest aud Pinst 11 aun, ‘and sm "at evening oe aly Ri" er math, arasterd to aves As. el irectors, x eee = ~ mee! 5 Pace ~ ° Pitt ayy, TAS, BAL adobe | NS fof the lection of Birectors, will be | ¢ Wines and Liquors for New Year's Ke- ror SRE CHURCH, REV, 3 service. 8. &., $30 ea # meeting, 6:43 comet 102 mouths for $9" od 9, 1804, —— the hours of Ye o dock m. and} « ats. Assorted Wines for $3.50. B. Rice, pastor.—11 a.m., preaching by the pas- FOK RENT (Oficed) Page 1 2' o'clock p.m. | 4 a “ tor. 6:15 p.m “Epworth League prayer meeting. | FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, 16TH ST. ABOVE = | 8. ‘Sesting MONDAY. acess, pastead of | 8818.80,ja6 CLARENCE CORSON, Cashier._ eae a Set Sats "Reupperuing oF 2a ACh ap service. Rermon Uy, the |” Scott Circle, Dr, Chas. 4. Stake. pastor.—Sun- vos REST (Pies. | i 1, 1894. By order of the Lodge. NATIONAL BANK OF WASIIINGTO! Muscatel Wines now $1. pastor and memorial services. ei ‘Preaching Master . Christian Endeavor, Fe < -Pages Br a 5 } = 5 yy the pastor Ti a.m. and 7:0 | FOR RENT (Mfiseelapeous) -Page V x F SH SANDERSON, Seceiney—— | ane anneal alnction fe ube of fia haak | H. A. Seligson, 12th & Pa.av. | Wiste ee E CoUnCeE ret ASDF _pom. You are “welcome. 1t_| FOR RENT (Pianos) “Page 1 cae ane ar we Seo. Cc. WHITING LODGE, 3 : = ¥. bor se a place 2 at the banking house on TUES. | Interesting, wateb —_ MT. CARMEL BAPTIST CHURCH, COR. 4TH AND nel Lid com. pawed~ | ee st this AsPecial communica - —_ janua testimony; addresses L sts. n. W. P. Gibbons, pastor. Sunday 3 tables) Page january, " held on MONDAY, January 1, 1904, at 1 o'clock = how 12 a, fot ps Hot ‘Cakes Free. pantocrraed. Mra cWWeaver|: seleel, a by the pas-| FOR RENT (Stores). Pago 10) Fecond at the office of P.m., for the purpose of Lene g the funeral ¥. ‘tiers, Conta = +, Sunday ‘school, 9:15 am.| tor. 7:30 p.m. pa nm ‘h a special | FOR RENT (Warehouse) “Pame 1 wharf, The books for trausfer bog ge Mi Members of other lodges = | Quality tells. Maryland and Pennsylvania Moun- a ‘ fee (Was closed Dec, 26 to Jan. By ordee We taln Tolan Buceirheat Cakex wil be served at | B'Mhck. Samasre comianty coleaga, St 2°) german, Mricome Sats tree, * OMENS | FOR SALE (Bicycles) Pare w WALLACE, Secretary. b nei at ite offices, | the following stores, and the public is cordially : FOR SALE (Houses) -Pare 11 | JOHN KEYWORTH, Secretary. tion of fifteen directors will be held at its i McKENDREE M. E. gaone PASTOR E. HEZ SWEM PREACHES BONDAY | yon SALE crow Pare 21 | - THE REGULAR SOSTUEY MEETING OF THE| 1415 G atrect, on TUESDAY, | solicited to call and partake. Ign. 2, Walter D. | “th and loth sta, Rew BRIERE, 7:20 o'clock, ye i Re . OFFICE OF THE RIGGS FIRE ASSURANCE gom- 8d Co-op. Bldg. Asso. will bé held on TUESDAY,| Polls open from 12 to 1 o'clock. Nelson's, 20th and H sts. u.w. Jan. 3, Girvin & = FOR SALE (Miscellaneous - uy peny, Washington, D. C., f° .w. Jan. 3, pastor.—Sunday school, aptist Church, 4th st. and Va. ave. se. “ - Jan. 2, soa at T pm tn lieu of Monday, Js Jan. | _d7-th&s to ja9 CHAS. P, WILLIAM Pruett’s, 80th and M sts. uw. 4th to 25th,| a.m. Epworth League, 9 Preaching it a.m. % or. Ali | FOR GALE (Pianos) emianmual dividend of Tiree (8) ber cept has — T. THOMPSON, ‘as; | 4 REGULAR CS DIVIDEND OF ONE | Food Exposition, Convention Hall azo.ar¢ "|. 1c 10 pan. Prayer imieethag, Thursday, Beats free. All invit it | HORSES AND VEH! been declared on the capital and stock HOTELS, ARCHER, Pres. ixsoxic—rHa “1 STATED COMMUNICATION OF Benjamin B ECE m for the close at tie» 30, “The Mystery of” "out SATHOLIC KNIGHTS OF AMERICA—ALL CATH- Es = <7 CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, STH AND HN.W., and after Jan. 2, i894, to the “K COM- When The Crash Comes. SEFROPOLITAN a E CHURCH, M ST. BET. Rev. 8. H, D.D., pastor.—Sunday school, | LADIES" Fecord at the close or L ‘No. 8, FA. A. M., Fate of the DN. plate Blass should 15th and 16th ts Be Ww. —Bublect, it am by | 9: a P H. .iistow, Sip t, Preaching 11 a.m. preety — sat. % NI i, S your become vy. Dr. Jenifer, *” berty.”" cl LEGAL A Secon MONDAY , heen with’ ARY 2 1804. Books for transfer of stock will broke Telephone we'll put Evening services. begin at 9 o'clock, instead’ of | thom after euetine sermon, ‘RexDalL Ciara, 31 ial tod Ten 2 1 bok ne dase p—_ 2 — %, be wit, nas ge on mber 26, Sather "an haste Our prices 7:30, it being watch meeting. it BRAD 13% and D 1 iby order of the board ‘of trast HEADQU. DEPARTMENT OF THE — | —°2°:°327.90 == vse tre ae eae eee UMBAWTON AVE. M-E-CHURCH, | Pistor—Sunday school, 9:45. Tv achi “Pace 10 | _@2nthegmrde HAMMY C BINGE: Amt. See. a cous houses, AVE: 3 MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 6th and P PoTomac, ND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC. NOTICE TO CLABIANTS. Expert Handler he Kev. Dr. George Elliott, pastor, ~ MEDICAL i ice is hereby given to any one having any <oes * Bliss, Sup't.—3:30 p.m. ‘All are cor- SEY The oftcers of the departaneat cad aus aeveral| interest Inthe. foifowing™dencitad property” to Chas. E. Hodgkin, =™",8= i vate OU ata the New sate woes De or i0| The National Safe Deposit, posts and all members of the G. A. R. in come terware elena Beene a! |. Watch night services. 1t¢_ | METROPOLITAN BAPTIST CHURCH, COR. 6TH Sa on rust city are requested to bie “tn uniform at| Vided “in section *S ced, acts ote | About Those “Varsities.” | fwatrn stmt se cnunci weve | an A ue Ne y Smith, pastor. — } “ee d Ti st 11 o'clock, January 1, — Usited Maten to wit 6 tuus of cisemarparinn “a at, ave them made, ‘so aa L. Pate, :Pastor—Preaching, 11" a.m.” Watch Preaching —— 11 a.m.; ev 1 United States. JOHN N- GRAVES. Deputy Literual ievenue Col te you like veut shorter, “Fashion “sys ice piace atinesinccotimer cad ae aes cE s\6 x or Bon ae rict_of ge AR > ‘so as = red AE eee AS TA, lector, Division 10, Dt. of Sid.” aiG-akewim | Withous a ‘wrinkle. But’ we make” them | CONGRESS STREET METHODIST PROTESTANT 10| CORNER 15TH ST. AND NEW YORE AVE G. M. HUSTED, “ er uagal. A. ee ee io to please you. Chureb, a bet. M Rev. Walter R. Unf 1 — 24 _ u (83) © share on ie capital si Assistant Adjutant General. at the Real Entate Title Insurance Coumpany a sone Owen, Tailor,423 11th mcten Jan., 1867, and ck oF Oct CHEECH LL act of the District of Columbia bay been declared. » People's Lpccuse 1890, and 21802, ifter the 2d DAY of JAUNARY, tao, * Year's ‘ser! t colic, canes in = ae ge yen —— and apn gm company. 70 gen Fine agin A Nouri carrron «EC E. CHURCH, COR. No Year's ‘mon a! res Montag. : CAPITAL: J are ‘DOLLARS. RW, ao'aet on paee Rr ‘at the as rT close Dee. : 29, (7 ie ges Tn Ree Le aatles 0. Cook, Dneeott rs Rents safes inside —— <n ined cs eae OF THE STOCK HOLD- For New Year’s Calling. a . : at we 10 | savinds has Baxi DEVARTMENT, F. the Real Estate Title {nsurance Company Xf you intend to make the round of calle on | RYLAND AM. E. CHURCH,—O:18 A.M. BUNDAY | gor = “Page 1 BRAZEROL, Sec GF the District of Colaubia’ will be held ae tie New Year's day you will of course want a car-| school. 11am, by pestor, Rev, 8 M. Hart. yan T OMT. Zi WANTED (Roo:us).. - BE SOLD-FINE WALNUT DESKS, Ta_| C2 of the company, 470 La, ave. n.w., on Flage, (aud a “swell ree too. This is the sock, D, DD. Wate 1 ight service, 8 p.m., led by | corner ‘2th = es, counters, shelving and mirrors, at Betrate TU January 9, 1894, for the purpose of place t hire fine turnouts of all kinds, the . E. prayer and ¢1 16, paar fre > WANTED (Miscellaneous), nine directors to serve for the ensuing equal of which is to be found in but few pri-} _ sermon a bail i revival, ‘and caasecration.1$ P.m., preaching. WINTER RESOKTS. Pane 11 Thies Sin si9 Peon aitastier— 8 “ful ape eG uokGE ES PEMING | eS eee CENTRAL M. P, CHURCH, | t NW wight d 1 ri aching at il ain iy villbanks, pastor. SS Ea DQUARTERS BURNSIDE POST, NO. 8, Downey’ 's Hotel for Horses Smith; watch meeting” we DEPaeeeen OF FRE POTOMAC, 'G. A. R. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF | THE STOCKHOLD- 9 t 3 Washington, D. Osa seo. of tbe National Hank of the Mepuolic of | 0223828 1, et. aw. Telephone, S65 Haulage ee eee ENTHUSIASTIC VIRGINIANS taints i Parctean Steet ieeaht a Hise “nears | Results Are What eS prac january. 9, tweet SONay, Saouary Ts 15 Suuing year. CHAS. 8° BRADLEY. | Que stones, fr Jo adcertiing, A. HANDSOME = Dem jon in Honor of Senator-Elect le . a a pexets TU Dreserved amd cot- ver of making the Saeiees ulted datly--§10 thousand up. Great variety astor, ‘contiautag til Thidtalghts re oe TEACHERS’ (CLASS INVITE ALL, BIBLE M cies Printer ‘and Publisher, 1108-16 & bw. 18 ts ‘ikea, cee Martin. LReey = ia Sie : Fi, d _eburel Prayer meeting, 7:30 p. it (SATURDAY) EVENING, at en a as ‘ htpntbadiie elo, se Bille, Adaren = — gourte ‘Tomorrow's weather forecast for the District of ME_VEBKON PLAC ry a Sirti ie u i Heiter, D.D., ‘and other appropriate a Columbia and vicinity—Rainy and colder. stor, nae cane gw; Canter, at si and Parade, Fireworks, Cheers, Speeches ae. Sanday 1, 9:30 a . Charlottesville — Albermarie 7 SORE TE PRS FOUN a BCH a ANG =) & ae S tween . Hertfor john M. Hender- R fon. doing business under the firm name and Kev. Oliver 4, Brown, pastor. . County Out in style _ oie & ae pad se pan mutual cousent Decen.ber % 5 F worth League. ford will remain at the old saice and ate. Hen: | THE PATHWAY Treting pecrice, Special Dispatch to The Evening Star. vited Cn ee Sn & een OF CASH DEALING tog “ett ny evening, © special tendays’ meet. | = LUTHERAN. CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va., Dec. 30,—Al- ED a2yat INO, M. HENDERSON. pp Grated “guais Tit" sed Aall eat: THE QUARTERLY MEETINGS OF THE Won: CHURCH OF THE, REFORMATION, Pa. Avg |Demarie county Sook possession of Char. Fae y the sages tel” eT FULL HRESS SUITS Fo! HIRE AT WOLF perity. experience tea: that it — Home i Foreign Missionary Societies will Rev. E. Parson, pastor.— | lottesville yesterday, and this quaint oid aantahy, 1 wr ate 5 ‘Moms, Merchant Tailor, 223 Penn. ave. a.w. leads straight to the goal of wealth. Bin st mt KADAY. January 4. Poreign 10:80 i Foot, Reig So = mar 840. Gm, | university town, fall Of the Gevotion and DD WAY 10 BEGIN THE NEW yean|: 7M temporary lluremente of credit i eS ae htt A ld ie NORE besragerra pa me een autre cel } a ‘are very tempting, but the lasting ad- eller will address the meet t| COTHER PLACE MEMORUAL CHURCH out her best silver and linen to lay @ ‘be to subscribe for a few shares of stock vantages of iash dealing are even more UNION M. E. CHURCH. 20TH ST. N.W., BEV.| year's sermon at 11 by pastor.J.G. erat 13 7:0, bounteous board in honor of the occasion. casoctation. Joel Brown, —pastor.—3:30, conve a eal i a and . tempting. Son, premio acer va weer Organisations’ RELLEN MEN DREAL See | She was even vivacious, and under the in- I do not feel it becoming to boast of my won- EVENING, JANUARY I as “pullders" ee sade ayes Sidarun an ee Watcn night ‘serge 2 he “Lather Place Chur’ “ict” | uence of Ber a bean reas Sota sit, > at 1 iovite aul “who are in teoabic "0 o'clock, “Third ‘iceting for peyioeat ot pm. wed With the intensity of the welcome mites or who wish know what the wig bole pk in the SECOND SERIES. ‘snared cue dollar CASH BASIS and can prove to you be- ISRAEL METROPOLITAN C. M. EL aR 5 me cst she bestowed upon all who entered INVESTMENT SBOURITES for them to cal. Sty 9 woothe- the | Ber month. $200 may be obtained ca each share. yend a doubt that buying of us will cor. Ist and B sts. s.w.—Preaching at 11 a.m. |" NEW CHURCH, her hospitable home. Stocks, Bonds and Grain bought and owé te disconsclate, unite e wi PE ne ye aa pon coe isles and unite’ tm oads’ of love. you Z| allowed interest at the "rate Of 6 per cent per pevbmse add to-your profit and pros- jo 8 pom, suomi aed CHURCH OF THE HOLY cry, oR, A native of Albemarle, an aluminus of the | ‘2 or on margin. fections. undetermined, istied | annum. y to GI : perit * ¥ » near it Circle.—Rev. Cottoa bought sold tn New York or New: or coutronted’” with any ‘dimcalty’ whatevever,| PETTY, treasurer. at Jolasen Bros ius ef Why pay $7 per 1,000 for €x50 Cypress _the General Jeigment, Olg Year and | Frank Sewall at 11 on “The. Creative | University of Virginie, was to be the guest cons. pooorat Sine t Bw. LLERY J. BURTT,’ President. Shingles when we sell them for Word.” school at 12:15. Evening at 7: of honor! Thomas Staples Martin of Scotts- CORRESPONDENTS. DR. MARY IN, J._I._ DERMOD retary. @28-at $6 ri ? DOVGLASS MEMORIAL. sm OF | AND H| first lecture of toad course on “Truth’s - | ville, and United States Senator-elect, was to ry ‘Tock = —— — Coy Eldri + pastor.—O:: a.m. Otice over the drug store. MEMBERS OF THi : ROCHDALE. CO OPERATIVE od per 1,000 Sypaayaehool Hh asm preaching Buu be greeted publicly by his friends and| Lehmes Bros, New York Ootton Exchange, NION VETERAN LEGION—ALL COMRAL COMRADES OF! are reminded that in order to avail themselves Deer ee, eemenonarely Taw tint Sindy schoo wie wn A neighbors, and Charlottesville hed freely | Lehman, Stera & Co.,New Orleans Cotton Exchange. the Union Veteran of the reaewal rates. they must. revew thet prices on all lumber or builders’ hard- Ary meeting, "6:15 p.m, van ale anton: tendered her ample resources in honor of | Lamsos Bros & Co., Chicago Board of Trade. quested to assemble a san member on or before the 30TH of APRIL ware used in the construction of a houre. meeting. 9:30 ching and watch’ night FRIENDS. Private wires te New Xork, Chicago dad New On BT peat tt lock, oe ANCARY 1, 1 EXT. L. $8. EMERY, Le bi lon ‘Saursien, Ye a the occasion. Neses pa the ‘purpose of pa: @2sst See. Rochdale Society. eo eH xoee Service. Frieuds and’ streagers eecdiaie ineitae | ALL ARE INVITED TO Coming of the Guests. —- _e ident of Phe pited ‘Seats pees * ome thedox), first WKSO: ~p Seed States. NOTICE THE DIRECTORS OF THE MASONIC | Libbey, 2 ANo2 Come. se ‘ ene mae en pene ESS jecver “ot| With the breaking of a perfect day above! aanengste Or ‘efte Rew Vouk sT0ce: “Lumber, rs” ta ¢ od ie moun! ASA TSWELL, _Bacampment Xo, ® C, dave declared « dividend | “tamber, Millwork and Bullders’ Hardware,” METROPOLITAN MB CHORCH hag ‘DC) Batavia, N.Y, . It | the knobs of the Southwest tains be- cise —s ae nt No.t1i. | at the eiice of the secretary, 918 Fst. 6th and N. Y. ave. 430. University: "7:80, the pastor, gan the coming of the guests. From all| Gorrespondents of hlesete Meme & Schley, 68 Culon bidg,), on and after’ the 30TH DE¢ New Year's Calling and Its Abuse. TED BRETHREN IN CHRIST. | aiong the slope of the Blue Ridge, from - Z theta and 'abert’ adheaeene 1G See ee ITEI QHETANEN CHURCH, CORNER K AND| Lynchburg to Richmond, from Winchester Bapee aoe es ee Eee eet pc m= = 96 Dr. Naylor, Rev. Bishop Hurst and the ter, | * ap to Fredericksburg, came representative stocks and ee MARKET COMPANY. 2h, Minky schoo. 6:90 pms Epworth Langue | 4 DY range ap friends, while over every turnpike and by. | Bless te, seus St ter RL. Polat: ISAAC S. HAWKINS, Company will be held at the office of the com- MT. ZION M. E. CHURCH.—PREACHING AT 11 Cuttin pve et © and Baltimore bought way in old Albemarle came the neighbors| a ity ‘made of De Adjutant. pany in the Center market, in the city of Wash- m. Sunday school, 9:30, Bible class, 3 p.m. im. Rev. A. ‘Baer trict ‘and 2°! local Ges, Dae, ington, at 12 o'eluck noon’ on the first Fone pevte's 4. Epworth | Watch uignt sorrices” wit ‘Pewin at ie "pam, with | Who had known Tom Martin since his birth, | {ct Bouds and 27 Jecal 1 a “Tits {to votity our patrons aml Pho es ‘that |- Deing ‘the FIRST DAY OF JANUARY, 1804,.-tor Blank Books. ‘hi song service, and from 1 0 prayer and | Meanwhile the city was alive with Americas Bell ‘Telepbaee Stock, bought ent osld, the holder of ticket No. 666 1s the winner of the} te Choige of thirteen directors for the ensuing } e experience meeting. cane = unite with us. riding here and there, with infuntrymen| 41 Dox of = ere, 810 at 2. ad eu exhibition pence bE pene Gtlen tas sul may Reayres> the AG hap size and le Bg, cH RCH “SOUTH, = COR hoe Rev. J. E. Font, Pastor. bt Sd singly and hers going about, and then, at our tore, 210 brea. e preaghs le, a °. Jones. pastor. serene - =a about noon, the climax came with the ar- it 2 fore he weeting. ‘SAMUEL w. bieag ome 2 At lowest prices. i t — December 31, at 11 Rev. introduced, and in a graceful manner the ox - Cait & waar E retars. | Get your "64 Books Re smitheoa, presiding elder Watcnnigit eer:|_ CT SUD citigena Well candi tag ntingent—about | gentieman, in behalf of Virginia, the state 5 by a Ow, vice, commenc! at 9: m., lucted by the sane TaN se ALL OUR OFFICES| Washington, D. C., Dee. 15, 1808. _dietjat”” | & vice, fog "at 9:30 p.m, ‘cond the | NINTH STREET CHRISTIA: AN CHURCH, CORNER CORNER | Vent loyalty to thelr townsman, in whose | esislature and the committee of ‘JOHNSON. ‘SED reens, 1206 WastiGros ALARKET 6 COMPANY. Headquarters here. : ae 8 on and D, sts a honor they had: ridden twenty mlice neon | ee mate @ formal announcement to the aur LISM—MRS. EFFIE MeNEIL, HAV A dividend of forty cente share ‘has been det 4. Soy ge rong PRESBYTERIAN and at 7:30 p.m. oS eee. ae oe ae: Caleaeet vy Mr. Martin Speaks. suflciently recovered from her serious illness, 13} ciared on the capital stock of the company: pay. | 222 = <8 [epeay ees TaeatAat EUG, ter?” Seats ‘free. All o'clock, fully 10,000 people were on and ad- . at her residence: 1911 Penmaes friends | sqaredon 0 fice of te Sn ay in Center mar | “NOTHING SUCCYEDS LIKE SUCCESS.” | MEUMGOLTAN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 4TH Jacent to Main street between the univer.| ‘Thus, at 8:5, Mr. Martin was brought te . ket on and after JANUAI 8, 1804, Fair dealing, honest prices and a proper regurd . " 4 - Meee SEVENTH-DAY sity the Midway awaiting beginning | his feet, and as he arose great audience St im the efty desirii bt 2 tor.—Prea the pastor, tomorrow, ADVENTISTS. advice “on” matters ‘of insiness, pervonal ar ae | books close MESON S. SMITH, 7 for ‘the intereste of tny patrons ts the ladder up| gm, and 7:30 p.m. Sabbath school af 0:30 of the parade. broke into a perfect tumult of applause, be- mestic interest will tind a visit to this phenom- Dec 16, 1 reasurer. Which T have climbed to success in the C p = | SERVICES, UNDER DIRECTION OF ELDER AL. aennwetie, ‘under the direction of Capt. ginning a storm which continued. for at enal medium @ satisfactory and protitable ex. | —Wshington, D. ‘c= 1893. 6tjas Bi SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN, ore “AND S.W.—DR. | len Moon, will be held at the Seventh Day a H. T, Nelson as chief marshal, the parade wd 4 perience. uiGH Grape Vv. “Baldwin Johnson Hershey will preach at and 7:30, Christian | ventists’ Church, on Sth si ae ay and G ».c.,| was formed and the line of march was ag least three minutes. Even frantic efforts the nal eatin, Dublic, test meetings, both at x costs 1101 BL. ave. nw., B11 A st. ne., 519 416 oy a ae Seay eae if “aan or prayer wl clus’ w ee ee | = in the following order: The Stonewall | om the part of the band to outsound the and at ber r nee, will bi med ati rons ailvised intelli- ee 3s es te Seer a (pany regim tile. Meanwhile Mar- sbortis, and due uotice thereof will i “appeae in ears = dng ihe ine urchase of THE MOST GURLEY MEMORIAL PRESAYTERD Sort Wie the annual offering for mieten | Te ea te eet ey eeument, | cheering were futile. 3 a=. these ‘columns, EcuNolifeay AL Coats. “We are tn. the COAL Fla. ave; ear 7th fae Drolt work, ite Virginia volunteers, ‘Mepartment, Gacra: the | tin, holding his left hand against his ear, S eee ng by the Rev, J. Russel stood waiting opportunity. When TUB, MOTHER AND THE wItoW OF 1 ran te toe FOUTY “tlie ‘years Ideal Worth Anything? cist, at Tl st and U3) pes” Bamdty oon SPIRITUALISM. City Club; the fireworks battalion; the oor on ade Banks to Union Lodge, Xo. U1. LO. OF, and | say fice, 2st i and Tate nw Branches, 1208 1a oy ial a a, Spe aS tes vinal Pe aan ie homens oamungeirtge Pore Terma i. = | Atpuntass LachtPitecoer eerrteten mee ane etme "by hoeremmesn, on6 for. purhhge Fred D. Stuart Camp, No. 7, LO. a i = ~ m pm. ¥ 1 OTT ALL, EVER’ le ig! lorse; Cal for OBS, eit Kindoees and ativan, a Ris death, Te Hi st. nw. 1625 M st. aw. oe POUT FRESHTTEREAN CHURCH, WT Br Setey, LO ees TO pe Ee eae an | Albeamerte, Light Herz: cerriage Universi- | five minutes he spoke moderately, but most ne Se Gi EO an WORLD'S RECORD: em =— = 1.5) B ron Ss. A dams Printer, bet. G and H. sts. n.w., be ‘Josey 3, Kelly: Pai Larges pastor, Mrs. — ty of Virginia. ane, ona with delightful —. He LAD) ‘irmingham, le Sal a es eas > u celebration ov: the election luded Senator John Bar- OrFice cE OF TRE. MU TUAL Fine IN N le, stand i es : im, Counntnion of “the oa i ecpper eal Heat’ truths apa now of the great and beau- of President. Cleveland has Charlottesville | bour, payin, ri oupulor tribute to his hon- of Bases “ot Cotambis, a | 512 11TH sr. ._ Telephone, 930. ay Giristian Endeavor meeting, 0:30 pa Berangers tifal truths of ei or carn it from our | seen any publi¢ demonstration at all com. esty, ability and high character, and then Deeerbet 30, ‘tous ¢ é \ > = “Dreame er | Parable to the exhibit made last ing.| observed that soon after Mr.’ Barbour's Mutual “Fire” Insuranct AT came’ place. Dec er The [Majestic Tread of ’94 Dreams.” Tests after | parable Py owns. ; rode 1 mile, f First PRES NTERIAN CHURCH, 415 ST. DE- Mee Sngxio Gauls of beits With hundreds of torches of variegated col- | death he determined to attempt to seek the a il bo “eld oy the 7H gogo, xe watt, in 131 Q5 ee ary” —is almost ep our hearing. It Mt hee . Kev. B. Sunderland, D.D., St the most wonderful test medium Known, will ors aflame, and with the continuous dis-| seat tnus made vacant. @@ice of the company, corner of is mile, flying start, in Pi 5. . pong wie oe ri hiigeanin a aU ee tertice with sermon. 7:30) close the evening services with tests, giving full| charge of Roman candles and rockets, the| “ ” he said, “that any citizen Fe Sees) Res Sok mae | EARN Ted Pa ait ae gd Ra ell ea fy SS or do it & mble poth In stock and made to order. om Things.” Of the orm = By the charter of the ine the irae a contre: un z © “TERFERY M “ew Er gg in the way of Scat erson, othe oS rill 2 FR be ae <TRUALEM ae JA0UER picture was inspiring. an _ I did not veyed page ge! citizen company, is required to be ‘St the above} _ 62 s & Fopular Priced CSeie Miter copy the platform Sunda owes At the Armory. wd ee a cr meeting. a BANK. Easton & Rupp, "Riaz: Tak SEEK mpen eck & Gates tamer. Dae. sixth oka) TION . . PRESBYTERIAN, CHUROH, MD, - Guards had been posted at the door of the feel now that bition was an pay te Ee STUcte of fhe by tawe of the TOlT Tey em strect nectbwest. 421 11TH ST. (ust above the avenue) $5, AMO teas Her. pom | Pict gfe Ver, 2s" wri armory, but they Were inadequate for the | honorable lone, and in that belief I subinite Four per cent interest on ordinary savings ac- “Special Prices.” reception of new members aud the 1a pe FREE as te perpenpintnge! x alyedigg ia -piny |" =F: f—— jolouant oF sm = ia pA oe end TES bs" Atv] usually crowded it is advicable to came ae {5 | ana his escort ha@ entered, the crowd fol- wa wether aren Homage By : nd people Dividends et higher rates on five snd ten-year xM4S8 Goons. ‘The following music will ve readered: | fysure seats: C. SCRIB: lowed. Within five minutes the place was|and hoped for success. That our ng 1 Contras Business Coi ‘jung Morn,* Melvil, 2. coma cn * Com. _| filled. & man whom he deemed ‘Torthier installment accounts. LAMPS, boa "Tie “ad a * tareh, sear’ ALISM: MEETINGS AT WONN'S HALL | ‘The drill hall Was decorated with national | than myself—Gen. Hunton—and that I did Regular banking accounts received. 7 : resu d = January 14, BITADES, Coutraito sol ith Flolin obs, A | see Mrs, EFFIE. MeSEM, “Megitin, colors, and/iag. the. crowd settled itesif the | Sot Set, tee sovetntmest aa one = = Tenor slo, * Jesus r be 5 7 “The old fashioned savings bask with the im- ONYX TABLES. Of My Sout,” Artinir Deroy arrla, ‘6, Quester 2 4 “s-_Sre._| Stonewall Band played popular airs. With | yampition. So, when next ® possible op- uveuest <f-umdin matiade~ FIREPLACE GOODS, &. “Hark! What Mean Those Hols” Voices,” REFORMED. the ending of this selection the students J. OH. Shedd, organist. Strangers made their presence by giving a/and with what result you all know. Statement will be ready for distribe. ¥. B. sorrn. eerily “invited. Pastor's reside we, eS yh | GRACE REFORMED CHURCH, 15TH ST. N.w. | volley of thelr student cry (with ear-split- | “While expressing my gratitude to Hon at the dies ot the company January | oct-3m President. The E. F. Brooks Co., bet. R. Lave. and P st. Hey. Ay ting modulations), “Wah! Hoo! Wah! Wah-| felow citizens, 1 wish to say that et an CH, COR. STH AND rag BS gy Nephi Und take up my new responsibilities unembar- eur a waste? BorELee 5 PER PER, CENT, DISCOUNT. ON ee @11-1m S81 ISTH ST. N.W. Ge ae 30 a.m. Evening service, Saneed Wor eaapr pluie eamnaannenes aman = Secretary. novelt reduce si ; = “ | 3 preaching service. 'Hoo-rah-ray!” and which end- | obligation political to any individual or cor- aec00 Beans — ON FIRST-CLASS REAL ES- me cuat dg a segs gh A Ho: Blanket wid ist viters, ‘4 - a Mr. nena ~ 2 name, = drawn out | poration. I nen my new duties = rse Cowper, will NEW AUDITORIUM, @22 LA. AVE —TosTGnT, | !° oF get ek cnt’ fo ao, Botent in| actuated solely by a sincere desire to main- @e17 5 i inn 2 with thi Rh Mocs | isembeceeaiy ot Bil K: ° .g, | its volume as to prevent for several min-| tain the welfare and promote the best ——< ERORGETOWN MASONIC HALE Associa’ : WILL EBHANCE, THE VALUE OF YOUR) “racteristic hyuss, and : ae athe sates Evetghods invited. ‘Gospel sercicee Gallet” 14°; | Utes, the beginning of the formailtics, ests of the pcople of this state. I am grati- ‘The annual meeting of the eh ler = of ‘the $4.50 PER TUN CoAL HORSE AND MAKE HIM EAT LESS TO | _ 2nd his sang A cordial welcome to all, It] and p.in, Sundays, 3 and 7:30 p. Among the gentlemen upon the stage with | fied that the formal notification of my elec+ above named association, for For range, latrobe and self feeder. a training class, Sunday. 4:45 p.m. Mr. Martin were Taylor Ellison, chairman | tion has thus been made before my friends, Siecting ‘nine directors 16 serve a - 2s, en-| We Bave the sale of this Genuine Phila. Yea Coa | KEEP WARM. Waren Mt NIGHT SERVICE, Sunday, ight. ss of the state ermecratie commaltins. State | and to you, my neighbors, I am deeply > suing year, transaction of such ot! — ‘and e re . ator Geo. or S. Venable, | debted for this magnificent — se | vaxiness come before it. will be $5.00, 3 PER TON For street use. $1.25 to $7.50. Grening the pastor will a aa tne Men’ ites’ Bata te ae ee, =a State Senator Flood of Appomattox,Micajah | is a demonstration which, I assure I pO P e Georgetown, TUESDaY, mae a Su i es ‘i ime nests. the friendless, the hungry and ‘the’ sinful’ are | Woods of Charlottesville, Jas. Moore and J. prize more highly than I do the seat to _aost a Ww? Barrer, Se, GRatT for stable use, $1.00 to $4.! especially invited. Refreshments will be served | C; Featherstone of Orange, Maj. P. J. Otey| which you have sent me, and with equal TMB ANSUAL MEBTING OF STOCKHOLDERS | OSs tseting auaity us me © 60D _oat ne the day and evenings See Se ae a ce ee ny eg Saba | those af wy. bentt weep anu oe See for quality.” r. a Pe La e 5 a jo! is of my may £ ee Bom ston, D. Lap Robes. RESRYTERIAN CHURCH, P ST. ae M. White of Charlottesville and about 100| turn my back on those who have helped me pe els we Sates tee ie Telepbowe WO tas MARTIN, ad stx.—Servicen at 11 a.m. and| ___ OTHER SERVICES. other gentlemen. through life to such successes as I have at- 1894. january Pope Main UBice, 920 20th st. “nw. Lacger assortment and lower prices than ever. reaching by pe toe Rev. Wm. C. METAPHYSICAL ERCTURES, ang FST, SUNDAY, Finally, a few minutes after 8 o'clock or-| tained. In conclusion, J thank the citizens ‘Polls will sh ,onga, from 12m. Pape a = Wood a & Lothre 8. CE at an are | pm. and a and meee we der gee ogra Dr. W. C. N. Ran of glorious old Albemarle from the bottom JOHN MORAN, PLUMBING, TINNING. LATROMI we . nesday night, Tuesday nd Fy nee jolph, chairman (also a grandson o! 108. | of my heart.’ January Tie sea a ei ete Di MORAN, SEUMEINS, FESMING. LATRORS odwar Dies eer aeaccal pony mere Nine” Vere Basey aa felephone | Jeffe=son), opened the meeting with a happy | ‘Frequently, during his remarks, was Mr, Cashier. of Ranges. — td. Cook es unit, oSefock ees. itt, 13th nee anew: 20th. Preaching by 1582. ite_| reference to the many distinguished citizens | Martin interrupted by applause, and when’ INGTON, D. Sy DEC. = 4 SEMI-| $9 cost for cast Open evenings Aes . ¥F. 3. McFaden 0! ; = on vi" cE. ‘ecin TWito CONDEM AND WHAT FOR?) “wild —_ — — of — to the country at | he took his seat, the cheers and yells were ‘annual dividend share) on 3 4 = ery o Rewarded and Whi t , | large and who were citizens of the good old | furiously spontaneous. capital stock of the Nat Satlonat Ripital Bak = | 1t*_ | evangelist of the Universal "Shire of od "ti | county of “Albemarle. ‘Then, picturing the| “Gonerateatony eneeches by a ae C., bas bee a declared parable For “15 Years’ ginesi remium Awarded | Jesus Christ, Monday, January 1, 1 7:30 | modesty and merits of the fellow "citizen Senator Flood, Taylor ‘Ellison, "ruasee january 2, 1804, record c, | For vest exhibit of SILK AND WOOL DYEING, Haines’ Hall, Anacostia : comber 30, 1598. WwW. B. WIN, T bare made a specialty of Roof, Painting : _P.m., Hal 5 they had assembled to honor, he read vari-| Woods and John BR, Moon, and shortly after 9,90, jal 5 Mending Leaky Roofs. and Curing Dem | Sot orice a? Deidence, remhoue and ree CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BILE “CLASS, “St ous letters of regret from citizens who had | 9 o'clock the meeting adjourned informally, — —- is. I have testimonia! — W. i. LEY. at 11 a.m., at 1023 12th st. nw. All been unable to attend the jollification. The! to the music of the band, with an my 4 erin al WALLACE, THE SPE- nent business concern in Wash: clal test medium of the world’s fair spiritualist ingto. P Drop a postal. 100s 2 pA clsaniog and ‘dry cleaning. Phe vited. sie ———— a was owe Senator Dan-/ niment of cheers for ry a convention at Chicago, gives sitti a on nee UNION" GOSPEL MEETING, IX~ CHARG lel, who was detained at his home by the! for Monticello, cheers unt and bow ange gaat = Rng eg bale icttage, on en Key re? 916 F St, eelar sxe hog Vand eee tab Hall giters, af, Hochabite Hall” ais st and Ps severe illness cis ad ese Senator Daniel for Albemarle, the kee af Sonaaen, See Pag et. CE METALLIC ‘Telephone 76-4. (n17-6m) ave., bath, p-m., wreday, 7:30 p. | expressed himse! follows: son, Monroe and Martin. $1. Developing Monday aod Saturdays, ‘| Basement _B. Warner & Co.) — m. Do come. LYNCHBURG, Va., December k « : 29, 1893. nearonaitiidinneemts bm. LS gpa CHURCH, cor. 3 a Geo. W. Morri: reoazel = = | ST. ag le SF orris, esq. Law of the Jungle. “Gor nat weet cuore. S| Surely You Don’t Know CHURCH NOTH wey Her, Dash eat A Grent Bee Famttn. ky Deas, Sitka B ereat Glesopotetaient| |, sicncy i Sedalas eatin WG, a = = . a t cannot ie ind invitat = jo Et I Py a wane te ule aeioarthe salon CONGREGATIONALIST. Stringers incled. From the American Clutivator. with which you and the committee have | by Rudyard Kipling called “Mowgll’s Broth- office machine in di “HURCH, COR, 10TH gyeren, -| There lives In Beeville, Bee county, Tex.,| honored me, to be present tonight at the ers,"—the tale of a child—a “man’s cub"— ©. A ten-m ‘ M. Newman, D.D., . Rev Mrs. Jennie Atchley, the most extensive] reception tendered the Hon. Thos. S. Mar-| who was rescued from & tiger by a wolf, pastor; Mev. M. Teo ra, assistant pastor. | breeder of queen bees in the world. She ia| tin, the Senator-clect, bg his neighbors and| 214 sacstea into the wolf's family. It obn- he itor wil greek ae At a0 aud z thirty-six years olf, and the mother of eight] trot place It barend MP eeeee once | tains & wanker of Chever Mans het dae Chai “ ee ren ieaniae fa. chovi of | CHURCH (OF, nite leo alee Sgbey = the work of} Having known a Martin for years, I can | mal life in the jungle, one of which ts this: H. K. Rab “aa tot Open alt By day. chool, 9:20 a.m, Christian Endeavor, 6:30 | seat strangers. Vested choir, 4p. ts free. aaeitaneaun ae bees, devoted ceiver | ‘ricuis und Sagelactce toes his poesia as orden Suteul a em bieggton ra mer Le ee Tokaion Boo Punch | Dee Bloc, will preach at Pee gd teh | to queen rearing, and’ has sold about Sooo | the high office which will open a nui ce inet te ak Unido Seneet skis Ue a qhsrt The steamer Matrano will tay wp during | TOKalon ReadymadePunch| ons $2" | queens this season. usefulness to his state for his talents, and | beast to eat man except when he is killing fhe mouth of January for painting o Buy To-Kaion Ready-made Punch for New CHURCH OF — NET. 6TH AND | gion’ Tecelves orders from all parts of the| where his force,of character will be feit. | {0 Show Mls children the hunting grounds any i, ne, 1804 ‘eather =— Sa Ponty save you lots of, meemibls, G. Ro, . cuRist CHURCH, RET. 6TH AND | globe. Two came recently from New Zea-| Those who know him best are those who oo punch is hard to make at lo ot | Geonce R Executors, OF on THE ; STOCKHOLDERS OF THE rown Railroad me ge apn ef diectars. will be be! the com on, on WED- wi aes AY, the Toth a hee! a aoe 1804. will be - at 10 a.m. and closed hen ile close om the ral ou January L, DUNLOP, Vice President. , Secreta: tary. a25-14t g 1894. NEW BOOKS. sis 8 Secasuity and the National Bookbindery i the place to fill the order. Records, Ledgers, Journals, and Cash Books made ‘at short notice. NATIONAL Be BOOK BINDERY, ENS mote IS CLOSED FROM ther 19, 1893) until further no- of Ulness of the tress, Mrs. aoet We have the faciliti nd the experience. Red or White Punch, alread for nse, 07 br of fruit favort: at ents for Eg band. Ee The beat and eheapest way to secure your New Toate Wine eta ire eee cases | of 1 bottles of Assorted Wines for $4. To-KalonWineCo., 614 14th ‘aults, 27th and K sts. Free to Our Patrons. Ser ee With every purchase of $2 and eof 6 0 ¢ or we ail give a handsome ee ¢ © © © nickel cigar moi tening bex, for ° ¢ © © © Keeping cigars fresh and moist. C7 Best om and = lowest ad + 5 ‘th hag md lox trade a specialty. Geo. W. Scott & Co., Hig! rade Tobacco aud Cigars, 41% st. aad Pa. ave. | Archdeacon Willams, —rector.~ 4 ind 7:30 p.m. Preach- it ‘appropriate to” New Lc y_ invited. It CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER. HAINES’ HALL, | Sth and Pa. ave. sc. Preaching at 3 p.m, by Rev. A. G. Rogers, DD. Bablect— The | King- Gem et Heaven. Wha All welcome. UNITARIAN. ALL SOULS' CHURCH, 18TH AND 1. a.m., Sunday sebool and Bible clas pervice by leer. It. HR. Shippen. pm, Rev. A, D. Mayo of Boston will speak of “The Roman Catholic Hierarchy and the American Public cl All_ invited. NON-SECTARI! AN. THE PEOPLE'S CHURCH, posite pension offiee.—Sund: preaching by the pastor, * Uitions ot Calon for Social itefsrin. "Seaws tse, All welcome. at pinwanll, nd. % kp i Morning service at 11. Evening The rector will preach at both cordial tuvitation Is extended to ali. ST-SHUVICES AT 8 a 30 p.m. Strangers welcome. Seats free except at 11 a.m. The rector, Rev. R. H. McKim, D.D., will preach morning .and evening. New ‘Year's eve service at 7:30. p. Seats frees [400 New York ave. a 7. Let every insu hear this saree it 4:39 p.m. Bible class at 3:30 p. land and from Queensland—one for half-a- dozen, and the other for £20 worth of queens. Gleanings in Bee Culture of October 1 has a full-page illustration of this family,father, mother and eight children, the youngest only two months old. All the children took naturally to bees, and one little fellow, Ives Atchley, is pictured taking a bite of honey while blowing the bees away from him. He often goes among the hives, taking out frames and eating honef—witheut~ using smoke or veil. Mrs. Atchley writes in the Gleanings that she has raised and sold more than 4,000| fri queen bees this year, and expects before the season closes to pass the 5,000 mark. The family apiary consists of $00 to 1,000 stands. Some single queens Mrs. Atchley values at $100. In proof that this estimate is not exaggerated it may be added that she sold $1,000 worth of queen bees, all the product of one of her best-bred queens. entertain for him the strongest feelings of attachment and confidence; and that his career wtil fully meet their expectations, no one feels more assured than I, who have enjoyed his friendship and am familiar with his virtues of head and heart. The county of Albemarle, which has con- tributed eminent men to the services of the state and nation, may well be proud of the son who will worthily wear the honors that Have been conferred him, and prove, by his wisdom, the wisdom of those who have been so devoted and earnest in their lendship and support. T beg that you will tender my sincere ac- knowledgments and regret to the commit- tee and present my compliments, greetings and best wishes to your worthy and dis- tinguished friend, the Senator-elect. With sentiments of esteem, I remain, very truly yours, JNO. W. DANIEL. State Senator George W. Morris was next of his pack or tribe. The real reason for this is that man-killing means, sooner or later, the arrivel of white men on elephants, with guns, and hundreds of brown men with gongs and rockets and torches. Then every- body tn the jungle suffers. The reason the beasts give among themselves is that man is the weakest and most defenseless of ali living things, and it ts uneportsmantike to touch him. They say too—and it 7 true— that man-eaters become mangy, lose their teeth. ewe Poet—“I wrote this poem, sir, to keep the wolf from the door.” Editor—“My dear sir, you are at the wrong place. There is no wolf at this door.” —Life. —_+0-_____ An actor is the only man whe finds at profitable to make a show of