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itis EVEN NG STAR, SATURDA1, JANUARY 20, 1894-TWENTY PAGES. rE 5 2 Be ne Se ASE REL Late ae es SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL. NOTICES. CHURCH NOTICES. CHURCH NOTICES. - INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS. FINANCIAL. "TEMPERANCE. ‘Tomorrow's weather forecast for the District of METHODINT. ~ BAPTIST. GEN ERA L ATH LETICS Columbia and vicinity—Warmer and cloudy. How Can We Do It?” Hardware dealers say “IMPOSSI- BLE!"—it is impossible to them—for they can't BUY nails for the price we SELL ‘em. If you think the extraor- dinazy offer below is a fake come and see for yourself—you will find we're not “blutting.”* TEMPERANCE MEETING, GUOD TEMPLARS” Hall, corner #4 st. and Pa. ave. n.w., under auspices of Perseverance Lodge, tomorrow even- ing 7:30. Capt. Dgo, Mr. Jere Williams and Others will speak. I he funeral of a waren, la EE © 5, 8 PENNY {hs FLORENCE WHITE OF NEW YoRK, 10 PENNY | r00=-lb. trance medium, will be in this city January 25 for a limited time at 806 1ith st. ow. 15 PENNY 20 PENNY 30 PENNY 40 PENNY 60 PENNY We sell everything that enters into the construction of a house and sell it lower than anybody else. Kegs Best Nails, $1.85. ‘Hours, 9 to 5 pm 1t* or PtH OFFICERS “AND MEMBERS OF Franklin Lodge, No. 2, take notice that ti funeral of our late brother, G. W. Holmes, will take place on Sunday, January 21, at 2 p.m. from his late residence, 1106 4th Member expected to be present. ter lodges are invited to Join with us. R. C. GOVER, C. C. “THOMAS ADAMS, at 2 K. of R. and & SS WALLACE, TI “TED, though marvelous medium, has resumed busi and is now giving sittings at bis parlors, i. Be. H st. nw. NEW BUSINESS ARRANGEMENTS EN, ATTENTION!—THERE WILL BE A matin or aie ee ae ee —go into effect February 1, and as our onic Hall, Auacentia, zc. SUNDAY, Lae , at li am., irpese of inak: arn te for the funeral of cur late brother - Ge 3 order of the sachem, J. C. SMITH. W.s. ZE, Chief of Records.it* books must be closed, we beg all iu- debted to us to settle prior to that day. RICHMOND, VA., JAN. 19, 1804. lta BITTINGER eer are hereby warned not to receive Libbey, & RELLESR, or trade for a certain jable note, dated at Ricbmond, Va., January 12, 1894, made dy Gay | “Lgmber, Millwork and Builders’ Hardware,” Lorraine Co., payable to their order, by ‘them indorsed by Ware 6th and N. Y. ave. PUNCH ‘020 between Rich: nd Washington. GAY & LORRAINE Cv. ©. WHITING LODGE, NO. 22, F. A. A. M— Brewing Punch is an art in which e are adepts. Save yourseif the annoyance by buying A special communication of this lodge will be PUNCH held on on MONDAY, Jan. 22, at 2 p. m., for the pew ng gg ar ea mele | paryose ‘of attending’ the funeral’ of our tate) PUNCH ed oF white, ready to use by apg gE ga PUNCH | s82t2,2° fruit flavoring. Only are fraternally inv! order pe Tite WALLACE, Sec. It herder ICE.A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS ‘Georgetown and Tenallytown Railway Co., of the District of Columbia, will be held at the power house on Saturday, January 27, 1894, | at, 3:30 o'clock p.m. M. WILSON OFFUTT. Pres. ja20-7t To-Kalon Wine Co.,614 14th "Phone, 998. Vaults, 27th and K sts. The Talking Machine —and Densuwre Typewriter move to a Maguificent new home at 919 Pennsylvania ave. about Febraary 1. ‘The extraordiniry increase in the demand fog talking machires in the past few years for dispatching correspondence has rendered this move absolutely imperative. You will ‘OTICE—THE OFFICERS AND MEM- of Union Lodge, No. 11, LO. O. F.. will at their hall this SATURDAY EVENING, at lock , to make arrangements for the | funeral of our late brother, Robert I. Middleton. Funeral Monday afternoon ‘at 2: By order of Noble Grand. RICHARD EMMONS, Ree. t PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES" of the “The Young Woman's Christian Home." | | B11 C st. nw., thank, most sincerely, the friends | of that charity for the generous donations which probably buy « talking machine before the yeur {s out—all your business friends are ‘em now. . See bur ing COLUMBLA PI APH CO., 627 E 5: E. D. EASTON, Pres. (ja20) BR. F. CROMELIN, SEC. Use Coke and Save Money. were received at the “Home Tea’ upon Tues- day, the 16th instant. lt We will deliver to any part of the city’ 40 —— % BUSHELS BEST COKE ‘for only $2.90—It “goes at least 1-3 further than anthracite coal—is free from clinkers, gas, dust and smoke. It's a heaithy fuel and adapted to open grate, latrobe, rane. bake oven and ALL purposes requiring HEAT. Leave your orders at “Gas office” or telephone 476. E7Coal, oN ton. Wai. J. Zeh, 92 5 CKLA’ ERE BE ‘@ special MONDAY, Jan. 22, 1804, at 7:30 p.m., at hall, 7th and L n.w.; every member | 4s requested to be present; business of impor- tance. By order of Ja20-2t HESS 3020 Dr. Mary Gordon Can be consulted at ber parlors on all affairs SLMS repetition “throughout the work fer ‘ac: as asso RR gh ng ent and future events of your life, through her wonderful ACCURATELY COMPOUNDED is the paramount feature of our establishment. Physicians and others can have their prescrt ed HERE ; and ‘fecl certain that po. vebeap” drugs oF ee earns” coeangee eat, | adulterations. (wo common nowadays) are ‘used, 325%: ‘separated, and causes speedy mar- C7¥or heart allure, snd__collay incidental t “grip use v. N's ‘(GEN COM- B Sunes atkins, POUND, We are sole age ;_ brings success im your oof tans when to make profitable investments Bo one in the present generation possesses this wer in a greater degree than Dr. Mary Gor- i. who uses it only to the advantage of the | Duman race and to aid those who need the knowl- edge. DR. MARY GORDON, 529 13th At, Office over the drug store. Jazvzt* BE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS = izens" National Bank of on in oe avear will be beld at. thelr bank S94, be- 1 p.m. THOS. C. PEARSALL, Cashier. OPPORTUNITY TO INVEST FIFTY © dollars and upwards in a syndicate about putting on the market in both Baltimore and Washing- ton the best subdivision between the two cities. z. D. Gilman, 627 Pa. Ave. Ja = It Simplifies Accounts. E Every real estate agent who hasn't already Secured a set of Govern's Real Estate Books shouldn't delay doing so—best in use, $4, $5, $6. McQUEEN, Printer and Publisher, 1108-16 E n.w. Munchener Hofbrau— MUNICH COURT BREW. Known as the best Beer brewed. On draught and in bottles, at FRITZ REUTER'S, cor. Pa. ave and 41-2 Orders by mail will receive prompt attention. Ju20-Ge* Estimated profits over 200 per cent. Investment ‘ sbpolutely pate. Address for prospectus «ining! We Have Toved From THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SHARE holders of the Washington Gas Light Company will be held at the office of the company, 416 10th St. n.w., on MONDAY, February 5, 1894, for the election ‘of directors to serve during the 8th St. to the “Avenue.” We now oceupy the handsome avd dious ware rooms at 4) Pa. w wi have every modort ‘ity for turnishiog PAPER of 2 o'el all kinds, STATIONERY and STA- iieanlen” "ST ae * TIONERS’ “MERCHANDISE, at lowest pos- jalS-dtd | __ Secretary. sible prices. Stott & Co., 480 PA. AVE. N.W. It Would Be “Silly” for us to argue that you should buy your Coal here because xo many others do or be- cause we are so polite and obliging. Look at it from a selfish standpoint—deal with us because we can give you more for your money—cleaner cval—better weight—quicker delivery than you have been getting. Arthur B. Smith, Main Yard, 4th and I sts. ne. Branches: 701 12th st.; Mass. ave. and F n.e. jal9 We Told You So! nent operator of the typewriter was heard to say “that she could do more and better work on the Hammond than any other machine." John C. Parker, Sole Agent, jlo A 617-619 7TH ST. N.W. Know, All Lawyers, —by these presents, that I am headquarters for “briefs:"" that I print large pages, in uew, ciear, readable SP: at same price you pay for ‘‘in- ferior’”” service—90c. a page. E7No extra_charge for quick work. jald ‘THE UNION SAVINGS BANK WILL BE LOCATED AT NO. 1222 F STREET N.W. wit Mo be uch OS 3AND 6 COMBINED, WM. BALLANTYNE & SONS, $al6-00-3t 423 7th st. ACCURATE BOOKK! gurately ruled DERBY can make short notice. SHOULD HAVE AC Sil oth h_st. NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN That whereas. by authority vested in me by Murray Vavdifier, collector ? ae revenue will offer ae sue cB? ‘January, 1994, at iS Loule Byron $s. Adams, Printer, =, ave. Dw., sre 2 of = _ 512 11th nw. (Ja19) Telephone 930. at 10 o'c! = a a ae Send That Old ‘‘Suit’»— HERE and have it leaned and pressed, and “made genteel," and thus save the expense of buying a new one. Suits, $1; Coats, 50c.; Trous- ers ard Vests, 25¢. each. DYEING AND 705 OTH ST. N.W. Hahn, "ouzxS.83? 3.87 3° ja1o Five new ranging from 19 Ibs. to 38 td aera sinc es » Ber Se what we offer, snd jles will soon | exhibiticn. Prices of all ‘94 patterns, NEW PUBLICATIONS. | and Eamblers, 1603 pattern, on band, | STA’ PHILOSOPHY, STATES’ ECONOMY } $24 will sell them at One Hundred and Five Dol-| AND FINANCES, in one volume of 100 pages, by Jars while they last. No better bargains can be| Ignatius Batory of Baltimore, for sale’ at ‘bad at BRENTANO’S, lith and Pa. ave. d4-m&s,3m X & JEFFERY MFG. Co., a eS Ja2 1825 14th st. nw., Washington, D. ©. EPILEPS Address by Rev. T. 8. Hamlin, by Y. M. C. A. orchestra; singing by ie choir. early and Hywns. RYLAND M. BE. CHURCH.—9:15 A.M., SUNDAY school. m., by pastor, M. Hart- wock, “fhe Christian's Song. 6: ‘p.m, Y.P.3.C.E. p.m. prohibition meeting led by ladies of the W.C.T.U. 1t* WESLEY CHAPEL, CORNER 5TH AND F B8TS., Rev. L. DD. Ys tion, Thursday, chureh yer meeting, 7:30 p.m. Haroline ‘mission, 214 KR st. n.w. y school, 3:30. Prayer meeting W It er will be held Sunday, January 21, at 3 o'clock. the public generally’ invited. AVENUE M. stor, at 11, @ Friend ‘of Friends, in Hamline M. E. Frie . Strange-s Welcome, he Ep + prewebh rk Subject; Friends ar prayer meeting. invited. Come | ee te. CENTRAL M. P. CHURCH, 12TH AND nw., Rev. 8. J. Smith, pastor. 1m. 7 morning theme, Sunday school, RIAL SERVICE TO THE LATE REV pworth League; prayer meeting Thursday. 3 wubject, Thursday, 7:30 p.m., ad strangers cordially t Preaching at 11 ~ G. Ge Church nds and It M STS. tter E. ‘T VER) corner 9th und K tor, Isaac c sts. n. Gibson, y Rev, Olive 0 p.m, D.D., A. Brown, Y. pen Seats free and PEOPLE ¢ Waugh M. EL Chi day, January 26, 7:30 the’ ausptees “of the Adarens by Rev. T. 8. Hamlin, D. D. yy Y. B. C. A. orchestra; singing ‘by choir, Come early and bring invited. OF McKENDREE M. E. CHURCH, MASS. AVE. BRT. Widerman, D. D., Preaching by League 7:30 p. it Mth and 10th sts, Rev. L. T. pastor.—Sunday school, 9:30 "a.m, Pastor, 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Epworth at 6:45 p.m. Prayer meeting Thursday, m. Seats free. CENTRAL M. E. CHURCH, STH ST. N.W m., preaching by the pastor. 3 p.m., 7:30 p.m., free. Don't fall to come. meeting. cert, admission Gaines, pastor. RES FOURTH STREET M. E. CHURCE REV mi@sion. 11. a.m., reaching by pastor, followed by ION M. EB. CHURCH, 29TH iby H. A. A. Carroll, pastor. the Life of the World.” 8 p.m. CM. EL CE w.—Preaching at B, Wallace. Su! At 7:30—“Salvat PLACE M. E. CHURCH SOUTH, by the pastor. 6:30 p.m., Epworth League. church prayer meeting. worth League mass meeting. METHODISM, RALLY ureh, 3d and A sts. nm. = mass meeting, under District Epworth Lengue. m} a grand religious con- MF. Rice, pastor.—9 a.m., Sanday school at chureh address by Mra. M is. 6:15 p.m., Epworth League. 1 ST.—PREA 9:15 rel . Fri- music worth, ving it temper W. HL i re q- Subject— Sunday school, Bible class, 3. “Sermon to Hagar's Tent HURCH, la. bject tion.""1* SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH, L |. A. 7:30 p.m.; at 9:30 a.m., Sunday school P.m., Young People’s Lyceum, paper b; vin “Chase; subject, What We Are Doing: 7:30 p.m, to the Independent sermon Club of the church; protracted meeting all next ‘The public are invited. oe AS 3 ~ Gordan, D.D., of Petersburg, Va. A great revival is in progress; will continue’ all next week. Come. 1t* E STREET BAPTIST CHURCH CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, STII AND Hi STS. Rev. 8. H. Greene, D.D., pastor.—Sunday 9:30 a.m, P. H. Bristow, superintendent. ching by the pastor 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. NDAEL CHAPEL BRANCH, i3%y and D Low, ‘T. Outwater, pastor.—Sunday school, 9:45 a. Preaching 11 a.m. and CHAPEL, Sth and P' nw tendent.—Sunday school DP. dially invited to these services. PASTOR EZ SWEM PREACHES AT 11 A. and 7:30 p.m., Sonday, January 21, in the auditorium of the Second Baptist Church, 4th si and Virginia ave. s.c ts free. All invited. NINETEENTH STREET BAPTIST C! and I sts, ev. Walter H. pastor.—9' a.m.,” Sunday school. 1! by the pastor. 4 p.m., prayer and ing. 6:30 p.m., Endeavor meeting. 7:30 p.m, Preaching. Seats free, Publle invited, 1 BEREAN BAPTIST CHURCH, ISTH ST, BET. 1 and M sts. n.w.—Preaching morning und evening or the pastor, Wm. . Subject 1 am., God's Love. for Man 45 p.m.,““Back: sliding.” Good Ing und evening. ‘Temperance meeting by the Endeavor Soclety at 4:30 p.m. in the chapel. ‘The ordinance of bay tism will be administered Sunday evening. 1t FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, 16TH ST. ARC Scott circle, Dr. Caas. A. 'Stakely, pastor.—Su day school, 9:30 a.m. Christian Endeavor, 6:30 p.m. Preaching by the pustor, 11 a.m, and 7:30 You are weltonie. It METROPOLITAN. BAPTIST CHURCH, COR. 6TH and A sts. me. Green Clay Smith, pastor.— Preaching on path, 11 a.m.; evening, 7:30 Sunday school, 9: . Cc :30 p.m. Seats free. ll invited. It MT. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH, REV. A. WILL- banks, pastor, and E sts, corner 12th Prayer meeting, 6 i 8 preaching at 11’ a, . oe 2 Pm 30 hy subject, The Eagle Stirring Her Nest. _continued, White ‘and colied welcome, Come and belp us. WALKER MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCE son st. between 14th and 15th, Rev. 1. pastor.—Sunda; » at RCH, FST. BETW! D ‘The good work still goes on “unier Rev. J. H. ley, evangelist conversions, 200 inquirers; services all the Week and Sundas. All are invited. Rev. W. J. Howard, pastor. 1t* IN THE THIRD BAPTIST CHURCH, CORNER OF Sth and Q sts. n.w., Rev. James Lee, pas- Sunday school, a.m. preaching at 11 the funeral of Brother Join F. Banks at ck p.m; communion at 8 p.m.; preaching Revival meeting continued. at t B. CHURCH, REV. te, paxtor:--Preaching, L. Pa a.m. Epworth League, 1 MISSIC Mas ells of Fourth Street Church Sabbat! ete NOM. E. CHURCH, 20TH ST. Joel Brown, pastor,—Su ing 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m 20. Prayer meeting Wi THE METROPOLITAN A. M. E. st. th sts. n.w.—11 ." Dr. ‘The Kingdom of Heaven at Hand." 7:30: ‘“That Fast Young Man.” Re- vival meetings are being held. w FOUNDRY M. E. CHURCH, 14TH AND G STS., Dr. Oliver A. Brown, pastor. unday school. 6:30 p.m., Epworth Lengue. 30 p. preaching by pastor. M. E. CHURCH SOUTH, 101 m., | “Work ‘and an's Painting, young peopl METROPOLITA} xts.—11 tor: 7:30 p.m., naa, Sunday se it Worship."" 7:30 p.m. ‘meeting. _ E. CHURCH, 4% Hugh Johnston, D. Mrs. Wells of 3 11 a.m. and preaching by Rev. Dr. H. R. Naylor. Rev. “Augustus Davisson, ‘pastor. “Christ In Gethsemane.” . CHAS. 1 1 AND GALBRAITH A. M. E. ZION CHURCH, 6TH L and M sts. nw., Rev. R. H. . D., pastor.—Nabbath ‘school, 9 a.m.; ing 11 a.m. by Rev. J. Mactfailey. YOUNG PBOPLE OF Wangh M. EB. Church, 3d day, January 26, 7:30° 3 the’ auspices “of the District Epwor: Address by Rev. T. 8. Hamlin, D. by Y. M. C. A. orchestra; singing ‘by League choir. Come early and bring Hymne. het. D. ta. m.; Mass meetli METHODISM, RALLY TO and A ne, Fri- ing. under D.: Dyson, preach: ite League. : music Epworth Living It PRESBYTERIA FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, between C and D pastor. y. DI 4 musical service by brief sermon by the past: ON THE CLOUD. Everybods METROPOLITA: and B . 1 ». U. Little, pas- ing by the pastor at 11 a.m. and 7:30 Sunday ‘school, 9:30 a.m, ¥. P.'S. C. E., 6:30 p.m. Strangers made welcome ‘at all the services It CHURCH OF THE COYENANT (PRESRYTERIAN), Coun. ave., N and {Sth sts. nw., Rev. Teunis S. Hamlin, D. D., pastor. Services at 11 a.m, and 8 p.m; at the morning service, sermon by the Rey. Francis BE. Clark. D. 2D. of Bos oclety ; the Flo se Christian Endeavor y meeting at 7 p.m. ut ' FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN tween G and H xts. lly, pastor. Sabbatir schoo it a.m, 30 c Life and Work Among the Mexicans, for, subject, “THE BOW celcotne, CHURCH, COR- STREET ev. B. Sunderland, D.D., 11 a.m.. divine service with sermon by R. MATTEO PROCHET of Rome, Italy, nale quartet, with It EPISCOPAL. "S$ CHURCH, GEORGETOV 0 at. between 32d ard 33d, Chas. 8. Buck, Holy communion at prayer and sermon wt 11; 3 Vested choir, Strangers it evening prayer at 4: as rdially invited. ST. MARK'S CHURCH, COR. 3D AND A STS. Be. Kev. David Richards.—Holy communion, ‘30 a.m. Other services 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Strangers cordially invited. 1 THE BISHOP OF WESTERN COLORADO, RT. Rev. Wm. M. Barker, D.D., will preach in Christ Church, Georgetown, O and 3ist sts.,Sun- m. day, Jan, 21, ‘at 11 te CHURCH OF THE As ION, CORNER OF ave. and 12th st. vw. The Rt. Rev. Wm. M. Barker, D. D.. bishop of Western Col Will preach at 7:30 es, preach, 4 p.m, seats free. i A ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, 23D ST NEAR WASHING- Rev, Alfred Hurding, rector.—All seats free at ail services. Holy communion, 7:30 a. Seats free. Other Dr. Elliott, will strangers, Vested ‘cholr, it Litany, second celebration and sermon, 11a Choral’ evensong coniially invited, und sermon, 7:30 p.m. Strangers t EACH AT ST. PAUL'S on Thursday evening, January 7:30 o'clock, at the annual parish festival All are Invited. it ST. JAMES’ CHURCH, FREE AND OPEN, &TH st. near Mass. ave. n.e.—Rervices, Sundays, 10:30 | and 11 a.m.; 3:30 and 7:30 p.m. Other days, 7 and 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. it EPIPHANY CHURCH, G ST.. REV. RANDOLPH H. McKim, D. D., rector.—Services at 8 and 11 m., 4 and 7:30 p.m. Seats free, except at 11 a.m. Strangers welcome. The rector will preach morning and even Subject at “THE REUNION OF CHRISTENDOM.” SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS. ELDER 8. st FRIENDS. ROME AND PAGANISM. EDWAR Will deliver an address on the aber Friends" Meeting House, 1811 1 the 21st Instant, at 12 o'clock All_are invited. ALL ARQUHAR subject. a ARE INVITED “TO FRIENDS’ MEI every First 11 a.m. In the parlor MLC. A York ave. Prayer pv It SOULS’ CHURCH, ITH AND L STREETS. . and 8 p.m.. Rey. G. lds, Bow 9:45 a.m., Sunday school and Bible class. Young People's meeting. AN invited. UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST. — % BRETHREN IN CHRIST.-MEMORIAL R and N. Ser sts.. Rev. k and) 7380 first anni- 7 pan at | 8reat show .or the onlookers on that ev | Will not be determined until Monday night, What is Going On in the Various Local Clubs. A NEW ONE IN SOUTH WASHINGTON Coming Exhibitions of the Y. M. C. A. and C. A. C. CARROLL INSTITUTE The good all-around athlete is the rarest and best product that is ever turned out of a gymnasium. As many pereons es there ere in Washington who h:ve more or less of a reputation :n athletic cireles, the most of them wil! be foun’ to te act. ve mn sam? cone line and little trained in other directions. To every one good all-around man, a dozen specialists may be found. This, of course, a8 in kespins with the tendency in every- thing else, but no matter now gocd a man may be in some one line, if that is all he can ‘lo, he has not reaily a right to a repu- tation as an athlete, Physique or even be actually deformed. Such is a cyclist with a back lke a bow, or the man with a flattened skull who can hold a ton of bricks on his head, but who dies from concussion of the brain, o> lands in an insane asylum to finish his days. It is always taken as a bad sigr: by any one fond of athletics in the widest sense to see another person get wild on any one thing. A Basket Ball League. It is probable that a basket ball league will be formed within a week or so, or not at all this winter. The matter has been talked of for a long time, but nothing has been done, and the game has been dropped entirely by the Columbias and Young Men's Christian Association during the prepara- tion of their exhibitions. Once more, how- ever, it is promised that there is to be a league, and that the move is to be made to- ward its organization. If this move is suc- cessful, there is yet time for a schedule of games to be arranged; if otherwise, the fate of a league is settled for this winter. The Emerald Athletic Club. A new athletic club has been formed in South Washington. It is the Emerald Ath- letic Club, an organization made up of some of the enterprising and well-known young men of that section, who are interested in athletic sports and who want to get to- gether and push matters of that kind in their part of the city. The club hi Me may have a yoor | i] { ACCOUNTANTS. Page 19 AMUSEMENTS. -Pare 9 Page 10 Page 10 Pare 10 ~ Page 10 Page 11 Page 3 Page 8 Page 11 Pare 10 Page 5 Page 11 EDUCATIONAL... Page 9 EXCURSIONS, &e. Pare 9 FINANCIAL. Page 3 Page 10 Page 10 Pages 10 and 11 FOR RENT (Miscellaneous) . FOR RENT (Offices). Sesess SESSEE Suche Seater EESSeiassesn FOR SALE (Pianos)... HORSES AND VEHICLES. HOTELS......... LADIES’ GOO} ee MANICURE. ee MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN. NEW PUBLICATIONS. rer ~ & 3 ll 12 210 10 wv WANTED (Sitaations)...... 10 WANTED (Miscellaneous). 10 THe WINTER RESORTS... . f-7 John F. Pearson, Miss Helene Lackaye, Miss Nora Cocker and Mrs. G. Robertson. The billiard and pool tournament of the institute will commence on February 1, and two prizes, not yet decided upon, will be awarded in both the billiard and pool con- tests. A camera club is now being formed among those interested in photography. The annual dinner will take place on the evening of Shrove Tuesday, February 6, an_the hall of Carroll Institute. Wrestling is occupying a prominent place in the institute now, »nd a good deal is being done in that way. Bridgett, Pierson, Mulhall, Downey, Dr. Sow brothers are doing a xr direction. The bowling alleys were repaired last week, certain portions being smccthed off and the entire surface leveled. The food exposition has driven the mem- bers of the Washington Light Infaxtry Not | from their quarters for a time, but as they been alive more than a week, but it has | are busy preparing fo- their coming enter- already elected its officers, secured quar- ters, purchased some apparatus and is well on the road that leads to success. The first meeting of the club was held last Tuesday night, when the preliminary organization was completed and the club launched forth as a new venture in those parts. ‘The quarters of the athletes are at 316 lith street southwest, just below the bu- reau of engraving and printing, and tie members have already decorated the walis in the true sportsman style, and are rig- ging out the rooms with various con- veniences. The tirst regular meeting of tie club took place last Thursday night, at which time a constitution was adopted and officers were elected. It was decided to make the dues only a small amount per Week, so that membership’ in the club would be within the reach of all. The club is in no sense a social club, calling itself athletic merely in name, but is a live and | active organization which is going iu for | real sport, and expects to achieve a reputa- tion for itself in all sorts of athletics, It now numbers over twenty-five muscular and enterprising young members, and new persons are rapidly joining its ranks. Regu- | lar meetings of this new club will be held | every Thursday night, and its growth, which in the short time since its organiza- tion has been remarkable, will undoubted- ly continue until the club is well known and widely represented by young men from all over South Washington. The Emeraid Athletic Club is destined to succeed, and has wisely chosen three capable and ener- getic officers to look after its welfare. ‘They are Mr. George Main, president; Mr. Vin- cent Donnelly, secretary, and Mr. Clarenec Beach, treasurer, all of whom are most heartily interested in the future of the club, and in its success. Y¥. M. C. A. Winter Exhibition, ‘The big ever: of the Young Men’s Chris- ilan Associution, their winter exhibition, takes place next Wednesday night in thetr symrasium on New York avenue between | lith and th sireets northwest. Every- thing is ready aud everytt: ~ point: to a ing, and a triumph for the participants: and rrofesscr Stms, the physical instrac- tor, who has ven so mv» ume and 4 eparation of the perf: of the various feat buc the now completed list of events for the occasion is as follows: Musical dumb bell drill,junior class; pole vaulting, Messrs. Howard Mills, David Gould, Harry Green | and Arthur Rose; high jumping; foil fenc- ing, Nelson and Mellach; individual tugs of war between the members of the foot ball and the members of the base ball teams; tug of war between the foot ball and base ball teams; parallel bar exercises, men's high kicking, men’s class; feats of agth, dip and chinning, saber cutting, son and Mellach, wrestling cortest, Drs. Johnson and Cockeville; snap un- der the bar; horizontal bar exercises, men’s class; German horse practice, men’s class; club swinging, Ferguson; fancy mat work, tumbling and the like; bicycle riding, Har- ry ‘K. | i] | tainment they could not let athletics slide and give their practice the go by, just at this time, and so 1ave overcome the di! culty by emigrating to Presiden: Naticr’s house, the old Emergency Hospital, en 15th street, just below the armory. ‘This they have fitted up and may he seen there daily getting in trim cr otherwise Cisporting themselves. Washington Athletic Club. The Washington Athletic Club of South Washington has increased by over balf a hundred members during the past few months. It has elected the following board of directors for the coming year: William A. Richards, James T. Summers, Henry Storey, Austin S. Frankiin, Thomas Martin, | Frederick H. Litchiield, George A. Martin, |E. N. Richards, John Webster, ir. Fyles and L. Simi. From among these tne folicw- ing officers were elected: Willem A. Richards, president; Henry Storey, vice president; E. N. Kichards, corresyonding secretary; Austin S. Fran«lin, treasurer, and George A. Martin, financial secretary. The Rockville Rod and Gun Club has a brilliant idea and is about t>» embark on a big project. It proposes tu etcck Mcnutgum- ery county with quail. ‘vast winter the ex- treme cold killed off a great many and gur- ing the past fall the hunting was not worth the time it took. The club, therefcre, expects to import about WW dozen buds from Kansas and stock the county, ro tat they will have some ‘ive fur when the time comes again. Sa Shrewdness His Strong Point. From the Chicago Post. “My prospects,” said the young lawyer with animation, after he had greeted the business man. “Why, sir, they were never 80 good as they are now. I have been re- tained in the McWilliger will case, and there is certainly $500 in that. Then I have been asked to act as junior counsel in the Interoceanic railway suit, and there is cure to be a big sum in that. 1 received a re- tainer today to take a libel suit against the Weekly Whoop, and I have some bills out that I ought to get remittances on in a week or two. Yes, sir, things are booming with me, and inside of sixty days I will be in a better financial condition than 1 ever was in my life before. You know how it goes when a man does get started up.” Then he said “Good day” to the business man, and passed on with the friend who was with him. And the friend thought the matter over and then said: “See here! That’s a very different story from the one you told Bilkins yesterday.” “Of course it is,” said the young lawyer. “You told Bilkins that you were nearly discouraged; that you had hard work get- ting what was due you, and that new cases that had any money in them were few and far between.” “Exactly. I was afraid Bilkins intended to = me for a loan.” “But you've just told Wilber that th’ never looked so promising, and that 7 have money to throw to the birds within sixty days.” “Certainly. I expect I'll have to ask him for a loan of $100 or so in a day or two.” “Which story was 2 right? Neither wholly, and both partly.” REPORT OF THE CONDITION ‘Of the GERMAN AMERICA) December Office: SLL Tth st. aw, RESOUKCES. Cash tn office and bank. Loars on real estate. ‘Ki iy MAY, BG. Hl. H. BERGMANN, secretary, being duly sworm, says the above statement ik true. (Signed) H. H. BERGMANN, Secretary. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 15th day of January, 1894. ‘Sigmedy FERDINAND SCHMIDT, at Notary Publie. THE CONDITION OF ON FIRE INSURAN REPORT OF THE ARLINGTO For the District The Washington Loan and Trust : Fidelity Building,Loan& Investment Association. \° McGILL S lone BUILDING, 908-914 G st. LADIES’ FINANCIAL STOCK EXCHAN PER TON CoaL EPILEPS' ers are cordially invited, The wrestling contest between Johnson = —— 50 PER TON Coal an sccount. ct the saly rational, mode o€ trent- Re eRaLAN CHORC . HAINES Wali, | 29d Hardee will have to be omitted on ac- Mn FOF. Ww. ‘ For cane Ay Tanssox p39 sug Sey a21-1m (Le Drott Park) by | Count of ethe illness of the former. Mr. Stocks, Bonds and Grain bougbt and sold for eam Cy Sa mt, New Lesion. by ter, 5, g, Now | Parks, the faney bleyele rider, who recently 5 Pe ox on magn, “ ti > ir Sund rode down the steps at the west flight of — ‘ $9.00 F Tox CHURCH NOTICES. pgs te pening a eel at 7 the Capitol on his unicycle, will be a glit- s aM Private wires to New York and Chicaga, . os =t Ss wee “ “al a it tering attraction of the evening, and the en- wage —d : ‘ARONA Coan. = CONGREGATIONALIST. WEST STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Pet |MaKES A BRAINY WOMAN ANGRY, | lice proman fooke ee eae De Cen EN He ; —— =o F B2d sts. Services at m1. a vay we te asia eiigo Cate sine, Se supertor | THE TABERNACLE, 9TH NEAR BS.W, REy.| Dt Slst ee ee erveeas away into thin air nor show up in different benture Hours of business: From 8:30 a.m. to 4:20 p.m. ‘peice inaring : P Y lights before and after taking. - R - eat can tae ee ae ure | MAbty Tate and She Aftitade That She "Dance wall will tae segura aekes a Ja16-3m SCHOLFIELD & ©0., Brokers. ‘Telephone 1766. Taet toctuce cal thar “Certsitialty of }haiees™ nm t in Merely Ornamental. M. C. A. after the exhibition. The team aioe a ee meet 3, oe - ‘Welcome. 1t_ | SIXTH Pr From the Philadelphia Times, will again get into shape, and the game to a ICE OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAG ef aw. ———— = Preaching by the pastor, Dr. Hershe a a be played with the Y. M. C. A, of Baltimore lephone Company. —A divigead of 30 ceute DISCOUNT ON WROUGHT-IRON | FIRST CONGREGATIONAL 30. All invited and Strangers specially made | Many men make the mistake of thinking | Wil pe arranged for as soon ta possible. issued} share will be payable on the 29TH DAY endlesticas ana oveltion, to reduce stock. 16) 10%” wmtor: Mev. Mi.” ites Fishburn, "aes welcome. it_ | that women are made to be purely orna- : ‘ ee JANTART. Tet, fo, the stockholie of secerd Biraceat Goqguae co and other replace | ade The pasior will ae 1, | mental, and that the item of brains is only Coteahts Athbetio Cum, moderate ‘circumstances as well as tary, IMM, at the sie of the treasurer Of the ne COMMING, Tilo Mie, 650 10th st. | Pest ee. aus Virginia Dox will epeak peo’ ber 8% | found in one from whom every other desir| The exhibition of the Y. M. C. A. will| {he wealthy, ‘for they are "lswued company, 619 14th st. a.w., Wi D. experiences in Christian work in New Mexico tteed 49 On| Scarcely be over when Prof. Crossiey of eke ee The transfor books will tw rowed be 20 and Idaho; music, with quartet and c vel tt O29 | able quality has been omitted by nature. On Pie Cohen ubi catnabtie Ce ce and ar gusranteed by this com to th: 2eth of inclusive. pa aon fifty voices, led by Dr. Bischoff, organist n. | this basis they will sit and talk to a girl in| the Columbia etic Club will marshal his Dany. yyuiterest, payable — semi- M. BRYAN, Prosidemt. Always in stock, Patrons advised intelli. | 43, School, 9:90 a.m.; Christian Endeavor, ¢ fx welcomed.) | the silliest possible manner, thinking, per-| “™tchless and unexcelled” performers on apo CHARLES G. 'BEEDE,” Treasurer. Bao aefaetng the purchase of THE MOST | Pm CHURCH. COR GTH | place cn Wrincedsy crenine samusey Si ek | naps “honestly, that if they were to con-| the stage and in front of the footlights of | SAM. Security & Trust Co.} | _Wasnington, D.C, Javca'y 9, Js.” jalttgasotm BUSINESS ati (oats eos, (opty pgp Se as i cy Teunly Marulin, D.D., will preach the rer- | verse on sensible topics the sweet, brainless | the National Theater, and set things hum- c. 3. Bi for FORTY. — Middletown Springs, V at 1 ‘a.m, and 7:36 J. MAURY Do’ P-m. Sunday school, 9:30 a.m. Y. P. E. T gis Bw. Branches, 1208] at 6:30 p.m. Everybody cordially welcome. it* 1626 M st. n.w. = = DE. & & CARROLL HAS RESUMED THE PRAC- | tice of dentistry. Office 1314 F street north- |_Fest, opposite Sun building. ja6-Imo “Cheapest, Bay the prudent, is the dearest labor.""—Emer- soa. Therefore give your orders to W. H. Wheatley, Premium dyeing, cleaning and dry cleaning, 1068 Jefferson ave., bet. 30th and 3ist, near M. Georgetown, D. C. Work called for and delivered. Tel. call 76-4. {a17-6m) LUTHERAN. QHE CHURCH OF THE REFORMATION, PA. ave. and 2 st. 8.e., Kev. W. E. Parson, pastor. Seryioes at HY and’ 7:80; Sunday sehooi €° 90; CTE. 6: “REFORMED. ORMED CHURCH, 15TH ST. Established 1891. Reduced Prices This Week. Here are four grades of Whisky which cannot be equaled in America for their . RT ave, and Rev. A. pastor.—Morning ser Evening _ NON-SECTARIAN. Fear old “Rye,” 75e. quart. = = ——— “Perfection.” $1 quart. THE PEOPLE'S CHURCH, 423 G ST. N.W., OP- Canadian), $1 quart. sunday school at 10 a.m.: Sear old Golden Age. $1.50 quart. the pastor, Rey. Alex. H. A. Seligson, 1200 Pa. av. 7 jas The Neostyle Duplicator__ Soctety. Seats free. All t GOSPEL MEETIN The best process for duplicating writing or in the series by Rev typewriting; far ahead of any other process; pastor of Covenant Pr ed off the four 1 t awards at the ay World's Fair. produced snnot be distinguish : call and mens of Wash- 12-3m TRAINING © C2 AL, 1409 No Y. ali young men who airy “room work in- ary room. It 1iture ard CENTRAL UNION MISSION iy = Rubber Bands NEW AUDITORIUM, 622 LA. flonere of all’ Kinds Rosette B ta at lowest pr wnight, 7: v12 m. ; } and 7:30 7:30 p.m. Bible PD, 421 mth, training eles’ Sundays, 4:45 p.m. BRANCH Peguiarpriced Statloucrs, (sus: stove theavenue.)19 | MISSION MEETINGS as usual at NINTH STRE! 9th and D sts. preach at 11 a. Cincinnati at 7: pew. VERMONT AV! rF. DF JH 8. ENUE CHRISTIAN CHURCE wer at 11 0 a.m. 30 p.m, All welcome, day school, ing SPIRITUALISM. IRITUAL TRUTE tire the emine medium, the door. E. ‘Sundays this om 3 H. Willis of Roches t Fred L. eminent and eloquent frapirational speakers on | our platform. You should know what spiritual- fsm is from of our own teachers. Sub: “The Universality and Eternity p-m., “What IT Have Learned From ism Concerning Life, Death and Immortal! OTHER SERVICES. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BIBLE — CL days at 11 a.m. are invite MONDA ECH nday every rsdlay, re growing in the ed by the altar work. Sisters, All e S < ae log | THE UNION GOSPEL MEETING FOR THE PRO- motion liness, at Sabbath 0 nm.. Ane spiritual Interest. To which invited. The Hall Sisters in charge. habite Hall of mi. and 7:30 p.m, Christian Endeavor meet- | ate | fiver collection Spirit at 1023 12th st. mw. All} ite AND WHAT For fo ‘he abo Fonk, | evangelist. Ui Haines’ “Hall, Anacostia, 1t* vi + as In charge of the Hall it? continue to PORNER will eyo of her mental capabilities. at 6:30 Sun- | Services at 8) ent test at t* ity." 1t | MEETS | ? WHO! subject niversitl Y, Jan. | TABITE at 2:30) evi 414 at. you are ate creature before them would be quite at sea. It is perfectly exasperating to a girl of ordinary common sense to come in contact with a man who has this mistaken idea of | She may not be surprisingiy brilliant, but there is not a woman in existence that would not prefer common-sense taiks to the sugary notnings that so many men think are palatable to all sorts of women. Any girl who has been brought up by parents of average intelli- gence will be quick to note this peculiarity in the men who address her, and he at once tails in her esumation and becomes a tedious bore, rather than the pleasant companion he imagines himself to ve. ‘The strange compound of a woman's na- ‘ture prefers absolute rudeness to the hon- eyed inanities that are offcred to her as sweets are given to the children, for, with them, she realizes comes the thought that | such mental diet is ail that she can easily digest. A man’s conversation with one of the opposite sex need not be entirely senti- mental or full of compliments. If he will | but put aside the thought that women are | but pretty dolls he will find that in society as well’ as in Hterary circles there are} strong feminine minds in beautiful bodies, | and that the conversation carried on need not be of the namby-pamby description that only weak-minded women enjoy, Even) though a woman {s not brilliant it is an implied compliment if a man talks to her from his own mental leyel rather than plainly letting her see that he is stooping | in order to admit her into his circle of thought. Wise women and silly women both | enjoy sensible interchange of ideas, though | it must be said that sentiment and non-| sense, like bon-bons, are very pleasant at) times, while a steady diet of the same would prove most nauseating. toe Naval Order: Passed Assistant Surgeon Thomas A. Berryhill has been granted authority to) J. take a course of instruction at the naval laboratory, New York, | clubhonse tonight, and on January 27 ming on all sides. Some of the oldest as well as some cf the youngest members of the ciub will take part. Mr. T. B. Nolan will hold the ladders in that renowned act, while the others will be Ross, Dickison; Shreeve, Ball, Townsend, H. Gould, Charles Griffith and Mills Dean, jr. The pyramids will also be something novel and taking, while Oscar Carter and J. R. Elder will box, Watts and Stratton will wrestle and O'Leary and Harmon will give a display of fencing. Prof. Crossley, “Frank and Chick” will also make a spurt for undying glory in their acrobatic feat, and will get there, too, if such a thing is possible, as nothing better could be seen outside of an eight-ring circus. Mooney and Frank Johnson will hold three men on their shoulders and two around the body, a very creditable performance. Mr. Samuel Steinmetz will assist Prof. Crossley in getting things together and stage man- aging, and the various athletic numbers will be interspersed with music. A smoking concert wili be given at the the bowling club of the Columbias will meet the Carleton Bowling Club of Brooklyn, Carroll Institute. Carroll Institute will also give aa ext'bi- tion, but the date for it has not yet been fixed, and it will not occur until about the last of February, thus allowing sufficient time to elapse between it and the other two big affairs. The senior class at the institute is just now on the increase and the junior class has always carried every- thing before it in that respect. The dramatic club of Carroll Institute will make its bow to the public shortly, With its first production, to be known as “An Evening With Shakespeare,” com- prising scenes from “Julius Caesar,” “Twelfth Night,” “Hamlet” and “The Mer- chant of Venice,” and assisted by the Olmo Mandclin Orchestra. The members of the club are Vincent E. Lynch, Percy Leach, J. Nolan, E. J. Walsh, P. J. Carlon, . Daly, J. J. Dolan, M. F. Halioran, J. H. Power, George O'Connor, J. Travis Cocker, | ELL, BANKING HOUSE, 1405 G ST. N.W. STORAGE WAREHOOSE, 1140 15TH ST. COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT COMP 316 Yth st. a pans, Discounts, Exchange, Collections. Deposit received subject to check. 7" sn ast WM. MAYSE, President. T. BL TOWNER, Vis |. MAYSE, Life Tontine Endowment AND PALD-UP policies purchased at a fal: due _@il-tf EDWARD N. BURNS, 1307 F st. nw. CORSON & MAVARTNEY, MEMBERS OF ‘THE NEW Vouk STOCK EXCHANGE, 1419 F st., Glover bulidi . ts of Messrs. Moore Schley, 80 Bankers ant Dealers tn “Covernment Bonds, Railroad stocks and bonds and ali securities Ist- Philadelphia, ed on the exchanges of \; Boston and Baltimore Yourht ant’soig ia20-108 A specialty made of ii tment secu: Di arlet Ponds ‘and all focal watroad, Gon insures it and Telephone Stock deal aa Bell Telephone Stock bought and sol, ©. T. BAVENNER, Member Washington Stock ‘Exchange. Real Estate and Stock Broker, ‘Roows 9 and 11, Atlantic building, 980 F st. ow. INVESTMENT SBCURITTES. Stocks, Bonds aud Grain bought and sol@ for ash or on Cottou bought and sold in New York or New On ans. CORRESPONDENTS. “irnel!, Hacaman & Co.,.New York tock Exchanse. Lebman Bros., New York Cotton Exchange. Lehman, Stern & Co. New On Private wires to New York, Calcago aad deans. Lelepuouc, 458, delt-tr The National Safe Savings And Trust BR CORNER 15TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVR Chartered jal act of Jan., 1S6r, and acto Oct, 1890, and CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS SAFE DEVOSIT terest allowed on $5 and Lcans money on real estate eccurity. "Sells first-riam real estate and securities in sams of $500 and TRUST DEPARTMENT. This w is a legal and trast. ecvtor, receiver, of all’ Kinds. Wi President. Vice President. JAM " NSTON. Second Vice Pras THOMAS R. JONES, Third Vice Pres. E. FRAN " ALBERT L. CGR. Treasurer. UTEVANT, Secretary. Officer. srt IOHN C. WILSON, Trost “ Directors: Lenjamin P. jan: me Snyder, L,_ Sturtevant, Lewis r Henry A. 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