Evening Star Newspaper, January 20, 1894, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1894-TWENTY PAGES. 7 STARTLING REVELATIONS|TO CALL ON ALL IN THE CHURCHES. IN OCCULT SCIENCE | Committees to Canvase for Contribu- patueen asm tin asst soem —DR. DAMON tions to the Relief Fund. Maen, Awe ena Admivation |THE LISTS ANNOUNCED TODAY W. P. Coleman; assistant Mbrarian, I. Denping; pianist, Miss Minnie Compton, and musicai director, Joseph Mills. The viicers and teachers of che Sunday school held a social iast Yuesuay night. Addresses were made by the pastor, tne superinten- dent and sev. T. D. Vailing, and 4 recita- tion was given by the pasvor’s wife. Re- freshments were served at the close of the program. Dr. William 8. Southgate, the rector of St. Anne's Episcopal Church at Annapolis, has accepted mis eicction to the vacancy in the standing committee or the diocese of Maryland. On february 1 a reception will be ten- dered by the Chapter ot the Brotherhood of St. Andrew of the Ascension Provestant Episcopal Church, corner of 12th and Massachusetts avenue nortawest, assisted by the Circle of the Daughters of the King of that church, to all the Chapters of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew in the District. It is intended to make the affair a largely attended and a most friendly gathering of young men. The men’s week of the mission of St. Augustine’s Roman Catholic Church, on 15th street northwest, opened last Sunday evening ‘and will close tomorrow night. On Saturday, January 27, Cardinal Gib- bons will arrive at St. Augustine's, and on the following Sunday he will install the new assistant pastor, Rev. Father Bischoff, who will celebrate mass at that time. At vespers of the same day the cardinal will administer confirmation to a large class. Over 1,200 women received holy communion the first week of the mission. The new Sunday school house of the Cal- vary Baptist Church, corner of 8th and H streets, is nearly completed and will probably be dedicated within a month or 80. A junior conference of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul is now being o Parsons, C. B. McBride, Mrs. Dr. H. A. Dobson, Mrs. J. W. Mack. District Twenty-Four. B street and Pennsylvania avenue east on the forth; 6th street east, South Capi- tol street on the west, and the Anacostia river—R. W. Dunn, chairman, 501 G street southeast; Mrs. W. M. Springer, Jas. H. Richards, Frank P. Weller, Frank McCathran, Ann Geo. R. Cook, Mrs. Alma Davis, Mrs. Chas. H. Gordon, Mrs. Maurice Otterback, Miss Addie Mathis, Miss Laura Trazzare. District Twenty-Five. Sixth street east, Pennsylvania avenue and the Anacostia river—Samuel Bieber, chairman, 630 G_ street southeast; Max Kaufman, John F. O'Neill, Williams, Mrs. E. E. Briggs. Districts Twenty-Six and Twenty- Seven. - ‘Twenty-sixth, South Capitol street; 6th street west; Maryland avenue and B street south and the river. Twenty-seven’ 6th street west; B street south, and the river (these districts’ have been consolidated)— Henry Wex, chairman, 909 Virginia ave- nue; Margaret E. ek rett, Mary E. Martin, Ellery J. Burtt, Walter S. Barker, Mrs. John R. Young, Nixon Brewer, R. G. Col- ins, James B. Archer. District Twenty-Eight. All between Rock creek and 7th street ex- tended, Florida avenue on the south, the Piney branch and road on the north —A. L. Sturtevant, chairman, Howard ave- nue, Mt. Pleasant; Miss Sophie Little, R. B. Taylor. District Twenty-Nine. All east of Rock creek, north of the Rock of regular rented seats for the morning ser- vice, but in the evening the seats are free almost everywhere. The advantages of the | renting plan are many, and the advantages of the free seats are also numerous. Alto- gether the question is, as it always has been, a puzzling one. However, the advo- cates of free pews seem to be slowly gain- ing ground. Every once and a while a church adopts this system, but no church ever goes back from the free to the rented plan. Several congregations are informally discussing the question now, and changes may be looked for soon. The first meeting of the Men's Society of the Church of the Covenant (Presbyterian) was held in the chapel last night, when a large number of young men were present. After a few moments of business they were entertained by music and addresses, after which a social time was spent by them all. Rev. Dr. Teunis 8, Hamlin spoke of the outlook of the society, after which a paper was read by Mr. Frank G. Carpenter on “A Talk With the World’s Most Famous Budd- hist." Mr. William E. Curtis concluded the program with an informal talk on “My Visit to the Vatican in Search for Historical majority of the churches hold to the plan der, Awe and Admiration. BORDEN’S A House-to-House Canvass to Be Inaugurated Monday. PEERLESS BRAND Evaporated Cream is decidedly superior in richness and flavor ‘to ordinary milk or cream. Keeps indefinitely. Prepared by the New York Condensed Milk Co. ORO REREAD TO MAKE RAPID WORK OF IT Mr. George Truesdell, chairman of the citizens’ committee appointed to arrange for a general canvass of the city for con- tributions of money and supplies for the relief of the destitute, announced today the sts of the subcommittees appointed in different parts of the District. The chair- men of these subcommittees have been notified to begin the canvass next Monday, and on that day there will be a general movement all along the line. The com- mittees were not completed until this morning, as much difficulty was experienced in some sections in getting suitable persons THE BLUE AND THE GRAY. of the war and a glowing tribute to Amer ican men and women on both sides. oom cece Socteee So Se tert res Ot rer “ and it is expect attend, ee et ey Marine Band will play the old war Encampment 69, Union Veterans’ Legion, jof the two armies and no doubt the i d i é 8 i Made. Piney branch, the Spring road, the Documents in Connection With the World's in the parish of St. J h’s Ri ‘Cath and the Confederate V: Pal Jati thousand seats will all be fi The cures more | to serve. In some of the districts the chair-| Creek road, the Riggs road, and south of| Fair.” This society is a” ol - Joseph's Roman o ‘onfedera’ ‘eterans’ Association e led. The vet- = ipossibil- | men may yet add to their lists, in order to| an east and west line drawn through the 'y is a’new one in the | lic Church, corner of 2d and C streets north-| ave united thelr forces, and propose to | 7", now nearly all gray-haired and slow make Gen. Gordon's great lecture the event | 1,5 SP6 Rena Fy EE of the season—a joint committee of these |from the citizens attests the warm place two associations has been at work for the «4 hold b) = om ey = people. e use Sonven: was accorded past two weeks partectng the acreilP! tials at © eambeal Feet Gala ieee ments, and Saturday evening, January 27, | Light Company will illuminate {t without will witness an assemblage at Convention charge. Hall never equaled in this country. The following gentlemen have been se- Gen. Schofield, commander-in-chief of the | ected to act as a reception committee: army, will preside, and among the many | T. Server, William H. Lit church and one of the few of its kind in the city. The president is Mr. John B. Wight, and the secretary is Mr. Allen W. Mallery. A very successful lunch and New England dinner for the benefit of the Deaconess Home was-given on Tuesday and Wednes- day of this week at Willard’s Hall by the combined efforts of various Methodist Epis- copal churches of the city. Rev. Father Mackin, the pastor of St. Paul's Roman Catholic Church, corner of 15th and V streets northwest, Jeft the city Wednesday morning on a brief visit to Leonardtown, Md. The expenses of the fair recently held for the benefit of this church at Willard’s Hall have all been paid and the | ‘iste mal finances all settled up. The net proceeds of |and war the Most, Cone, all others, the bazaar amounted to $2,980.65,a very good| the Puget sound country. It was a vol- result in view of the hard times. The peo- | camic peak, forty-five miles southeast from ple of St. Paul's Church are very much |T#®°m@ and sixty miles from Seattle. As soon ag he had reached the country hi Pleased with their new assistant pastor, | felt a longing to ascend it. It anol beauti- east. br. Ernest C. Smith delivered an ilus- trated lecture last night at a special meet- ing of the National Geographic Society on “The Ascent of Mount Ranier.” The at- tendance was large and the interest was sustained throughout. The lecturer gave a detailed description of his great climb, and in his descriptive passages dealt in some flights of language. He said that Mount Ranier was the White Wonder. He spoke of the wonderland of the far west, of its natural beauty and the ennobling influence it exerted on men’s minds, and he proposed to give his hearers a closer acquaintance with one of those mighty characteristics of the west, which he thought made an im- Press on the character of all those who visited it; this was Mount Ranier. Its a 5 Battle cemetery—Dr. Chas. G. Stone, chair- man, Brightwood, D, C.; Rev. Francis H. Shipiey, Miss Mary Carpenter. District Thirty. The Takoma district; all of the District of Columbia north of east and west line drawn through the Battle cemetery—Mrs. Anna E, Miller, chairman, Takoma Park, D. C.; Mrs. Kate Lewis, Mrs. Ella Heaton. District Thirty-One. Including LeDroit Park and Eckington; bounded on the north by the Rock creek Church road, Harewood avenue and 4th street east extended; on the east by the Eastern branch; on the south by Florida avenue, and on the west by 7th street ex- tended—Mrs. A. A. Birney, chairman, Le- Droit Park; Mrs. Alice P. Shadd, Mr: James A. Bates, Mrs. Wm. A. McKellip, Mrs. G. J. Cummings, Mrs. Henry Gan- nett, Mrs. Jas. H. McGill. District Thirty-Two. The Brookland district; all the remainder cover the territory assigned them. The Purpose is to make a thorough and rapid house-to-house canvass. The boundaries of the districts and the committees assigned to each, a& announced by Chairman Trues- Gell, are as follows: District One. Georgetown, all east of High street and south of U street—Jesse H. Wilson )(chair- man), 2914 P street northwest; Mrs. Wm. A. Gordon, Benjamin F. Miller, Mrs. May- hew Plater, Mrs. Susan V. Buzzel, Mrs. Geo. T. Woodward, J. Holdsworth Gordon. District Two. Georgetown; all west of High street and south of U street—Geo. G. Boteler )(chair- man), 3304 N street northwest; Chas. H. Fickling, R. A. Casilear, A. H. Proctor, Wm. T. Brown, John T. Wood, Wm. T. Weaver, W. C. Looker. District Three. County; all north of U street and west of Rock Creek—Ernest McCobb (chairman), I Hi i ak i F HE : i ; ee A i i j A i ; dt l if : Ey i i | t if : i E dl ait i i i Union—Butler Fitch, Frank H. Butts, Aistinguished Union and confederate off-| nis O'Connor, SW. Hastings dome’ Fien, cers who have been asked to act as vice | William R. Peddie HG. Burtingham, Z presidents are the following: - alot rat i, J. H. Hendrix, 4 Union. s F. . : Bicneréore. Chas. W. Hastings and W. H. Jchn M. Palmer, Senator Calvin 8. Brice, Confederate—William P. Young, Hugh Gen. Redfield Proctor, Gen. N. M. Curtis, Mia D. a y, BA. Gen. Daniel E. Sickles, Representative | J. TC C. Henry W. Blair, Gen. Chas. H. Grosvenor, | 2" loo, ‘pr Geo, Bonds Dr. Hon. George B. Fielder, Gen. John Gibbon, A. Gordon, R. T. i : # : i H # i i - Charles A. Fox, William Gen. W. W. Dudley, Gen. S. E. Faunce, | Daniel and Willlam * Governor Thomas C. Fletcher, Gen. Philip oun’ date of this lecture was - originally 8. Post, Representative John A. Pickler, | $3 he Trine enstant but it was found Father J. A. Foley. ful, alluring and forbidding. So many had tay Tenleytown, D. C.; James Nourse. of the District of Columbia west of the A Bible trainin, Gen. Walter Q@ Gresham, Gen. Joseph C. | properly for that date, and {t was cha! g class for the coming | attempted this same feat, and had. failed. ra District Fo Toad, the Higus Toad, Harewood, avenue, |meetings of Moody and Sankey has been | He told of the trail which Mr. Willis had| Hawley, Senator W. V. Allen, Senator W. |to the 27th, All tickets dated Friday, City; all west of 23d street and south of Pennsylvania avenue—Rev. Alfred Harding (chairman), 920 23d street northwest; L. A. Littlefield. formed by Secretary Jarhes E. Pugh of the | Cut up the north side of the mountain, but| F. Vilas, Gen. John C. Black, Representa- Young Men's Christian Association, which | from this side the summit had never been| tive Amos J. Cummings, Representative meets in their rooms on New York avenue |Teached. A photograph was then thrown| Thos. B. Reed, Gen. H. H. Bingham, Gen. every Saturday evening. It is not confined |" the screen showing how Ranier loomed to members of the assoctation and is de-| and towered in the distance. Then he be- signed as a preparation for all young men | 8" the ascent through forests of Douglass who wish to join for the coming evangel- |" or Oregon spruce. The way was livened istic meetings. with various ferns, flowers and rare plants, Rev. J. G. Jones, the pastor of the Tab-| all of which the lecturer called by thelr andith street east for its western limit,and | U street extended for its southern—Dr. H. J. Penrod, chairman, Brookland, D. C.; Wm. H. King, Mrs. Frank T. Howe, T. G. Carmick, Mrs. Juan Lewis, John H. Small, sr. _ Quite Right. From Trath. Meekinson—“‘Why did the policeman club Vokes?” Banghart—“For getting in his way when he was getting away from a fight.” District Five. Bounded by 23d street on the west; Penn- sylvania avenue and I street on the north; Connecticut avenue, Jackson Place and the White House grounds on the east, and District Thirty-Three. Anacostia and all the District east of the Pe ..| Eastern branch—Julius W. Tolson, chair-|ernacle Congregational Church, on 9th | botanical names. The route lay through Eee eee) semen Ree ae ee a cele artes: | BAAR. Anacosita, D. C.j Dr, A. H. Witmer, /atreet near B street southwest, gave an | Succotash valley and over Nisqualle river A Natural Deduction. H. L. Biscoe, Miss Sallie Cox. "| Mrs. 8S. M. Golden, N. R. Harnish, Mr. | entertaining lecture, {llustrated with ster- |#"4 several of its tributaries to Longemey- From Life. . Dodge, Mrs. fe, Mrs. E. P. Walson, | eopticon views, last Sunday night, on ‘The |¢r’S Springs. Here there were sprays of Prosecutor—“What reasons can you give Dt eouset Sex. Mrs. Gray, Miss’ M. Read, Mrs. C. R.| Pyramids of Egypt,” and on last Wednes- | Vatious mineral waters, and where mineral for thinking that this lady @id not intend Territory lying between Pennsylvania | Dodge, Mrs, M. Fisher, Mrs. Tew, Mrs. | day evening a lecture was delivered in the | baths could be taken. At this place the Map it feer ieashesel wines alee ~ avenue, 18th street, New Hampshire ave-| Peck, Mrs. Smith, Miss Smith, Mrs. M.|same church by Miss, Dox on “New | first camp was pitched. While here they sugar bowl at him?” nue, Florida avenue and Rock creek—Mrs. B. H. Warner, chairman, 2100 Massachu- setts avenue; Mrs. William E. Curtis, Mrs. Helen Colhoun, Mrs. Frank Hatton, Mrs. J. C. Stoddard, Mrs. Enoch Totten, Mrs. Thomas Wilson, Mrs. F. P. B. Sands, Mrs. | fed principally on venison and bear. The mountain meadows were fragrant with the | white blossom of rhododendroms and sweet ywith wild heliotrope. On the way they | passed through Paradise valley. Groups of tall, symmetrical trees peculiar to the Burr, Miss E. V, Smith, Miss G. Simpson, Miss M. Phillips, Miss B. Bentford, A. L. Smith. The Committee-at-Large. Wm. B. Gurley, chairman; John Joy Ed- Mexico.” A concert, consisting of solos, duets, trios, quartets and a chorus of sixty voices, was given before a large audience last Monday night at the Mt. Zion Methodist Episcopal Church, on 20th street between N and O Witness—“Well, she did hit him.” 32K E, 8. Mussey, Mrs. David Smith, Mrs.'D. A: McKnight, Miss Agnes Inch, Mrs. E. F. Bingham and Mrs. J. F. Meline. District Seven. Fifteenth street, K street, 10th street and F street northwest—John H. Magru- der, chairman, 1417 New York avenue; Geo. o'clock, without further notice, to proceed to business. son, Wm. H. Baum, John E. Herrell, Frank Madigan. TO BECOME A REPUBLIC. Under this constitution the native ele- ment will possess all the share in legisla- Walter G. Smith of the Star continues to streets northwest. At a recent meeting of the vestry of St. John’s Protestant Episcopal Church, cor- ner of Potomac avenue and O street, in Revival services have been held this week at the Walker Memorial Baptist Church, Madison street between 14th ind 15th to spread the Gospel without reference to doctrine or creed. | fields of snow, |pass, and the immense glaciers, and could region were thrown on the screeh. With their field glasses they could see the great over which they were to see masses of ice and rock break away and tomorrow evening. The course will, be re- sumed on the Sunday following, the sub- ject for that evening being “Brahm and speak of it in the most flatteri: ter an eloquent description io pos 4 of the closing scen Hamosht i on Georgetown, it was decided to make’ ex- din tne Changer geen on tae sant tensive repairs and alterations in the organ | Cy8t down the mountain side, and after and I street and Pennsylvania avenue on of that church, which has been in continu- | boom would reach them. Thee mans vom | the south—Dr. Malcolm Cameron, chair- ous service for twenty years. New suto-| ca to the exploration of the glazl Orn, Seedon, man, 1027 224 street northwest; Mrs. Rob- | The Hawaiian Government Working on a| matic stops and other appliances will be | Series of difflcuition In thee eases: A| Apsalom Baird, Commissioner Wm. Loch- ert J. Fisher, Mrs. W. B. Bryan, Mrs. W. put in, and the organ made a modern one | culties in the shape of steep . ‘m. ert J. Fisher, Mrs. W. B. Bryan, ROREE In every remot eine made @ modern one | cliffs and hard, rough ice masses, danger-| Ten, Gen. 8. 8, Burdette, Gen. Albert Ord- icBride, Mrs. . Doolittle, Miss Doo- nstitution. Nate Wil be mucus Hanon |ous and troublesome from crevasses, were| way, Gen. David B. Henderson, Represen- little, Miss Lena Summy, Miss S. Summy. ut $1,000, : encountered, and after a high degree of| tative C. A. Boutelle, Gen. J. C. Burroughs. District Eich: Peal ee Mgt Mo mvomen’s Mis-| toll overcome. ‘The lecturer told of the| —Confederate—Gen. Eppa Hunton, Gen. M Bounded by Connecticut avenue, P street,| A United Press Honolulu dispatch, dated | byterian Church, corner of 4th and B | oh und which he wath, cee ee en genter- | ©. Butler, Gen. H. Heth, Gen. Wade Hamp- 15th street and Pennsylvania avenue—Rev. | January 12, says: streets southeast, held their annual praise | Chamois of the Swiss Alps, Once thenatny| thail, Gen. MJ. Wright Gen. Joneph Poth aif%;, Mackaye Smith. chairman, 13251" here is no important change in public | Meeting. They held suitable exercises and | Was caught mt suneet for foe cee eee | Wheat ier wa, Wreht. Gen. Josep! 16th street northwest; Mrs. Wm. B. Gur- ‘amas snee Skies abeew Se oe were addressed by Rev. Dr. George C. Rey- | at a dangerous point, and the lecturee told| Robertson, Gen. D. H. Maury, Gen. L. L. ea ir ley. Mre. -Jesues H Maghine, Mea. Juke By Aik Andee ei ca eens | Se ANY, Veurd -@ (alealenary Of SMR Li giowing warts wr tee ee oe ne eee ee ekki SS = ried by the Australla, Strong remonstrances | American board at Nann, Turkey. glaciers, in order to reach camp before| &. Hooker, Gen. M.D, Corse, Gea. W. es District Nine. have been addressed to Minister Willis) Mr. James Watson, formerly the solo bass | fark. Many perilous ascents mee ati’ | Bate Gem Fo M Cockrell Gen iohe F re) Eighteenth street, P street, 14th street, | by President Dole in regard to his “menac-| ®t the Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal | and often the descent was more te be fu. Morgan, Gen. M. W. Ransom, Maj. Jno. NE ENJOYS : Be tty ae cerence B. Rheem, chair-| ing attitude toward the provisional govern-| Crur’h commer of 41-2 and C streets north-| ed’ than the ascent. ‘The "brads. in_ their | W. Daniel, Col. Thos. H. Carter, Senator J.| Both the method and results when a Brown, Mrs. W. W. Herron, Mrs, R. G.|™ent.” It is privately learned that a new | boy choir at the Grace Protestant Episco- | ofthe ge hg Age ceeng Dr. dg a rt cgi ge, Se tl TR ry Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant » Rutherford, “Miss Agnes Kennedy, Mrs. | constitution is all ready to be promulgated | pal Church, Georgetown. Prof. James Caul- | Sinith showed @ photograph of «: erevancs | Le'B. Vonee Gah HA Hee aici | and ine 00 Gh of 5 Francis E. Mrs. Francis R. Lane,|at the proper time. Chinese ‘laborers are | field, for many years the organist at the |in the ice, so deep that when a stone was| Chas. F. Crisp, Mr. Henry Wise Garnett, Frees yan) fasta, 5 acts I: Dalla Sheides saeecont™ ©: B- Hay, Miss to be imported until Japan is ready to con- | Metropolitan Church, has been succeeded | dropped into it no sound returned. They | Representative John M. Allen, Representa-| §=dy yet promptly on the Kidneys, is} Delia Sheldon Jackson. Gnas the Gueuty.on ealtabeets tata Bert pale & newcomer to this |were now all the while on the up grade, | tive Wm. L. Wilson. iver and Bowels, cleanses the sys Is Ass n, -anbccithba: taetette Me antes cad talk A Republican Constitution. Revival meetings have been in successful | lows. Castellaced and culuinnar structures | let for the disabled aad weedy tererew et | tem effectually, dispels colds, head- nee ae ats Le nee | "Te meena ta be dédttaiy-cacmtatual that progress all this week, conducted by Rev, J. were inspected, and distinct botanical | the two associations, and when it was sug-| aches and fevers and cures habitual b Robbins, chairman, 25 Iowa circle; Mrs. |for several weeks past and prior to Thur-| Church on LL ith | Specimens not hitherto known to grow in| gested that Gen. Gordon's services be re-| gonstipati 8: of is the e urch, 01 street between 16th and 17th | that 7 were found. He tok ested to ald thi iP 3} Cor. 7th and D n.w. Clara L. Roach, M. C. Grasty, Mrs. An-|ston’s visit the provisional government has | streets ‘northwest. Mine Fuller, a youu lelly Of Simeone: te L-oie aniveint Ma tL eale eee is kind over I Baltimore—1 N. Charles st. $19 Hordes hioe Sennnis, Keene, Miss Alice | been working out a form of constitution for] Rev. Walter R. Graham, the pastor of the | hud beaued lecve to data the eer ne | Mate Tole ee corsement. wo associa. pwd + F Ke Cock, Mra, EH. Tapior, Miss T'S | the independent Hawailan republic, which| CONSress Street Methodist" Protestant | braved all manner of danger with apron | tions having the matter ke Gharce ones; | duced, pleasing to the taste and ac Freeman. ts lke those of the states of the Union, with | the clty, having left for Westminster, Md. | to the other sex brought down The haven | Monts Capt Robert Bo. hen pecans Pres; | ite action and truly ie District Eleven. president and vice president and upper and | where he preached a sermon last Sunday to | Much insect life was found above. the | Capt. C. E. Troutman, secrstary, Fncamy,| effects, only from the moss I Ss It Wro Fifteenth street. P street; 9th street and | lower houses of the legislature. For voters the faculty and students of Westminster | clouds. Below them was a sea of cloud-{ ment 68, Union Veterans’ Legion, is repre-| health ogrecate ng K street northwest—Mrs. Lewis Clephane, | ror the lower house the chief qualification | Te*losical College. His place was filied at |fand, out of which Mc Adams, sixtycive| sented by James ‘Tanner, Josedh (Cr ate. y Substances, ite pare chairman, 1225 K street northwest: Mrs. sien in wad and. write Paatun | his own church last Sunday by Rev. Mr. A.| miles away, rose like an island. At thie| Kibben, M. B.C. Wright, Ghee) E. Trou. | many excellent qualities commend it you sell We" Giifey. “Mire BX Watiace, ars | which will exclude more of the Japanese’ | sndavenime’” "2 Presened both morning| point the barometer indicated \t0,30) feet| man Wm, F Davie St Whitney. 1G! to all and have made it the most . H » . EL ‘allace, Mrs. e . 3 bo" b t tf - L. Ww. .& . ahes Pilling. Mire a Re Karnes, Mrs. | In this house the native and half-white Plies ats wed wat Mahan the Gaith- crecnant ine ike aa treeee nen eer Confederate Vetsrans” Association tp now. ay Samo known. . W. i oR, . Col. e sco mad rt W. Dea is Weston Flint, Mrs. J. W. Powell. vote wil arvatly Dredeminate, ¥or the up-| Churoh was held in the pworth M. E.| the nignent rome suiphurees treme toes Ot | pom, Take estes Lene pele ee Pp of is for sale in 50s District Twelve. per house nal and. property qualid- | CoUrch of that place today, being conducted | suing from the earth. Making a hed of| ert E. Lee, RK. Craile, R. B. Lewis, H.1.| &Dd $1 bottles by all leading drug- siderable educational arid property qualifi-| by Rev. Dr. Henry R. Naylor a a ‘ Biscoe, G. Edmundson, and the Ninth strect. F street and New York ave-|cation, sufficient to secure a predominance | “The Baptist Sunday School Union held al plenkets ther spent he niente ed Whe | Crosby & Noyes of The Stee Feeney rey | gist Any reliable who Street northwest: Miss ‘Annie i Rowell, [control ihe choles: of tine exenctia Qise | meeting last Sunday afternoon at the Mount | BEE morning began the descent, This was| of the Post and T. G. Alvord, jr, of the| May not have it on “i . 1 L. . ‘armel Baptist urch, corner of 4th an ews. ii Hire Mi ds Benton, Rev. P- A. Crist, Miss tain special powers will be conferred upon | L streets northwest. Exercises of an inter- | “owing to the absence of the Rev, Frank| ‘The lecture describes Lee's veterans dur-| Cre it promptly for any one who Ida &. Miner, Mra.'P. P. Potkinhorn, Sam-| the executive ‘and upper house ucting. df|| esting nature occupied the time. and solos | sewall on mission visit in Maryland the| tng the closing scenes at Appomattox, and| Wishes to try it Do not accept any _ . Payne. were sung by Miss Belle F. Gibbons and | jecture on “Truth's Pilgrimage” at the| has been delivered in New York and Brook- itute. Turkish Couc! District Thirteen. saree cial aioe by herp mats aod be neces- | Miss Lula Harner. Church of the: Holy City will be omitted | !yn. The New York and Brooklyn press all ‘6u CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAW FRANCISCO, CAL, ) 1334 F St. N.W. sas YeovEeyy tion which it has ever done, while the royal} streets northwest, by thi a IV. ri ” ma, atw TOE, GS ber, E. Emmons, Mrs. J. Wesley Bovee, G. G.| S07 “Wrecutive power wil penetenty wns Buyout. y the pastor, Rev. I. V.| the Vedas, or Our Ancestral Bible. reer oe = C. Simms, Mrs. 8. D. La Fetra. Rev. Thomas Chalmers Easton, D. D. 4 “RUN DOWN" District ¥ a transferred to the control of the more in-| An Epworth League has been organized at will be installed as pastor of the Eastern and“ cy is OO ourt telligent and capable white population. The| the Methodist Episcopal Church South in| Prespyterian Church’ br the presbyters of ond wndup Beings \) Tenth K. 7th and F streets northwest— government will not proclaim this constitu- | Gaithersburg, with the following officers in | Washington city on Wednesday. evening, hess we Femed » Rev. * . treet - a learning from Minister| charge: Mr. Edward Monday, preside r i 5 west: J, MeLachlen, Carl Auerbach, | Thurston that there is no present prospect | and Miss Lula B, Walker, vice president.” Sener 26 ie Ea De ee ee ite work And, with . Henry, 8. Copp, W. H. Veerhoff, A.W. |of any form of political “union with the| “A reception to the members of the ofetal | P é Sadate Sanna ee a Ba gain Tables E boards of al e Met it Episcopal tea wissen vier dente o Admission of Chinese Laborers, | (purines, of the, city wil be ivan by the het ts haacea prey $6 Ui corte ae all So Set Se Wee EY De Gee, eh ets TONE; | The planters have asked the government | Foundry ME. Church, cornes of 14a ang | Prom the New York World. Mente, ) ee a Press; O. G. Staples, B. H. Stinemetz, Geo. | for permission to introduce a limited num-| G streets northwest, on Monday, the 29th One the leading clubs for women in Lon- = That is the time to - a finely ‘alting aboes. wakes Gibson, Gen. H. V. Boynton, H. K. Wil-| ber of Chinese laborers. The councils vot-|f this month. The committee in charge of | don is the Pioneer, the members of which === take Dr. Pierce's Golden | ')) ery lard, H. H. Twombly, A. J. Halford, J. B.| ed yesterday to ¢ thelr sequent. she Coming reception consists of Rev. L. T.| are supposed to take an active interest in Medical Discovery. As | </ Lass or Austin, AL Mudd, E.G. Dunnell, W. H. ace eaten 2. Revi MOM Toad, 2. D., f the * % Th iad on ing, restora; | °° Sen from —— y The reasons given by the planters are| Rev. C. L. Pate, ‘Thomas Stahl and W. F. | RY of the “woman” movements. The badge | oy soak. tn Pte ys | =i) see I (0) a ‘ieibcnee adiueclocc that further shipments from Japan are | Roderick. is a small silver ax, significant of the war- ed flesh up up : 4 o> =: : ° * . likely to be postponed until certain ques-| Rev. Dr. A. G. Rogers, pastor of the | like and revolutionary spirit of the wearer. it, It rouses every into ea... > nth, F, 7th and the mall—Louis D.| Ukely to be postponed until ce . Church of Our Father (Universalist), cor-| Along the central beam of the ceiling of = oe = )) Better Wine, chairman, 916 F street northwest; le two govern-| ner of 13th and L streets northwest, will | the drawing room is inscribed the thrilling a vege A blood, | ality Frank B. Noyes, George C. Henning, Chas,| ments, and that the Japanese alone on| continue his series of interesting’ and | sentiment, “They say; What Say They? bealth and om, aos Boe a? W. Darr, George A. Moss, E. F. Droop, | large estates are Hable to become exacting | thoughtful Sunday evening lectures, which | Let Them Say.” Tor ya weal )) | ge ag: 7 ane Loeb, J. Paul Earn’! and quarrelsome. During this year and SE ee en rae Sttentioe, by speak RTS ue AST liver of impure blood, it is the. only Sovarce |) Blan ss OO eat, J. » J, B. Spalding, Frank | 1495 about 0,000 labor contracts will ex- | !D& 0m the following topics: “The Man Who| pure food exposition every afternoon and 7%, in [aoe “A Bf “mualitic # » ° ard BW "Curvaes, RR” Galen | ire, and thelr places need te tulle | Babli” of Seo" og yatta” ah god | genine at Convent, Rake Bac Open at | Sranerga Rasmen tenets | PT wo! . 8. ° len, 4 ve len, . . . aptism 0! ire, on january 2 9 “ ive > You'll get a real im if D. Clark, W. Clarence Duvall, Dr. H. M.| During the past week the available cash| “Cloaks and Shams," on Februcry ho = Dp ame eee St 1028 peal Cm dockins )) pq et wither, ae Schooley., Phu 7, Hall HB. piooker, balance be erat has increased from mission Started over on coment Hill by this $500 is offered, by the Big megeny of | a y . Parker, | $227,008. 18. ch is now well under way and is pro: . Sage’s Catarrh Remi Stone. The committee will meet with Chair-| This increase was mainly due to receipts | pering and increasing in size as rapidly a: Paes De, Sos said Catarrh. cea JEDMONSTON, man L. D. Wine at the office of B. H. War- | of taxes of $34,000; from the sale of bonds, | can be expected. The mission has not been eo eve pat y ner & Co. G10 street, Monday at 9:30 $5,040 the first bonds sold since the Cor-| run on denominational lines and Is intended e anion permanently cures the District Seventeen. and ist street east—Dr. A. J. Schafhirt, Over twenty-tive years’ Dr. Carleton treats = the skill bora of expe Speciai Diseases. Practice limited to the treatment of Gentlemen Exclusivel District Eighteen. N George Breitbarth, Wash. B. B. Duvall, Edward A. Newman. District Nineteen. Bounded by 4th street west, 41-2 street, northwest; Mrs. Graff, John A. Hickling. street east, Florida avenue, 6th Massachusetts avenue, New York avenue John Lee, Henry Franc, Andrew be earnestly pushed by the annexation club to fill the pext vacancy in the advisory council. His opponents have secured a vote of the directors of the Star Company disap- The annexation club is a representative body supporting the government, and its recommendation will carry great weight. who feel themselves too little represented in the council. Should the new constitution scon be proclaimed, Mr. Smith may prefer to run for the new senate. Removing the Royalists. pressed to the advisory council the views of the executive body on removals from office, said this morning: “We have quite a quan- tity of evidence touching my cases, but The results of the week of prayer were so marked and so good that many of the churches extended their services through the northeast by the Keller Memorial (Lu- theran), the Ninth Street Christian, the Douglas Memorial Methodist and the Fifth held at the Second Baptist, the Third Bap- tist, the Mount Zion Baptist, the Memorial Church (United Brethren in Christ), and several other churches. A committee, consisting of the three dea- cons, was appointed at the annual meeting resignation of Rev. B. N. Seymore. The committee will endeavor to fill the place as soon as possible, and has had several can- didates, but will make no decision until all wishing to do so have had a chance to IN CHILDREN For over two years my little girl’s life was made miserable by a case of Catarrh. this week, as a preparation to the coming i chairman, corner North Capitol and H ‘ a The disch: from the nose was proving of his candidacy as likely to inter-| of Moody and Sankey, and as a general e large, streets; Capt. H. T. Brian, Dr. Jas. L. Sud- ; Sanh soe tea: Bran, Dr, Jas. 1. Sud-| fere with his editorial usefulnes: period of revival. The union services in| Constant and very offensive. Her eyes The Manufacturer became inflamed, the lids swollen and 7 pad! After trying various reme- les, disease, but the symptoms soon abated, and in a short time she was cured. Dr. L. B. Ritcuey, Mackey, Ind, Our book on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed FEDORA DRESS SHIELDS, Was Slow Calf and Kanzaroo Walking Shoes, and, therefore, allowed us a dis- Shoes at $2.50 are selling rapid Yet we've reduced nearly eve Hine of Shoes in the house dur ing our “Cleaning-up"’ Sale. { PEELS Aluminum Cooking Utensils Seventh street west, Massachusetts ave- ve her The first bot- he lat and best. Used nightly nue, 41-2 to B street south—Rev. Dr. By-| Mr. Smith 1s personally popular. J. B. Ath-| Congregational churches were successfully ga S <in delivering this lot es? po yh . —B - Johneon ron’ Sunderland, chairman, © street | erton is put forward by the sugar interests, | continued, while special services have been | tle seemed to —2ReMeMy aggravate the “Manish ish Hand-sewed St Cenrentice Will Hees” Peed” Saucepans, Fry Pans, &e. A New Wa Hence Maryland avenue south, the Capitol grounds,| The matter of removing from office| of the Fifth Congregational Church, corner | #8 Serer Seat te, Saale, oe =o polling and serving eggs. | ‘The Nervous Debility. Fatzest north, Ist street east and Massa-| known royalists is still a live issue. Attor-| of 8th and I streets northeast, to select a $4 the Pair. a, ae both Gh an Oe aN at y ney General Smith, who has always ex-| pastor to fill the pulpit made vacant by the Those Ladies’ §3 and $3.50 Improved tavor. Great’ 2c. each. Be. 4 Wilmarth & Edmonston, Crockery, &c., 1205 Pa. ave. Jato paaedss ; Bear, Pome | Bore atta i's suport | noting haw yet ven Gai” aecea ween | Seti HY Seite, Cae"emats | BEST IN THE WORLD.|\Hoover&Snyder,) |A2<s5-> aca Kidneys, Mrs. E, C ‘Wim. 3. Heiser, | tyem. It ts expected there will us some de-| ana w. T. Butts. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE WITHOUT IM- oh Is Vision Defective? Urinary Sediment, | Mrs. Port. C. baxter, Mrs. J. W v@opments during the week. The cause of |“"At the regular meeting of the Central PAIRING THEIR QUALITY. 1217 Pa. Ave. 4 —__siGHT ts without doubt the most poy Confused deus. ron, Chas. G. Morgan, the recent delay has been the illness of| Methodist Protestant Church, corner of a rt opp oe = TG 219 + Fe Beet Did you sow the wind? Have you reaped the District Twenty-One. President Dole. According to a correspon- | 12th and M streets gr onthe Apr Tecent-| ja6-Inwat | : Olg qoent core chewld be amplaged bs Bo you realise that soaring to lose your grip?| Sixth street east, D street north, 15th| dent in Hamaikaua, some office holders of | l¥-,the trustees were instructed to expend READ S. KANN, SONS & CO.8 fie “treatment. Go. to. scleutie Do you realize that you are beginning io feel oid| street east and’ Florid - y $1,000 in beautifying and improving the esp & Kap 8 & COS. 3 4 KS before your time? airman, 610 bath svenue-Jay B.| that district have lately been holding a| audience room of the church, and jn fitting Ay od Sunday Post } cere De you tel wane ne nae Se yea? mg ey el a ROTURSaSt| feast in honor of the antictpated return of| up the basement for Sunday school pur- | “qe7me™ ese comer. ; —— flit 0; tical Consuit Dr. Carleton.’ S Colt Liliuokalant to the throne. This feast, it] poses. Three or four hundred dollars are |—— £ —————————__ 4 Co. ye. eee TC Bren ies: KrgPSEY-| ts alleged, was held on every day when | esured from other sources, Comfortable We Lead For Waists $1 Corsets, 78c. BLACK, ‘ laflin Optica’ . the only physician in T. Reed, Mrs. Oscar D. Hyler S| these loyal servants of the provisional gov-| pews will be provided in place of chairs; a e or aists. $ ts. 38c, WHILE <M ic Temple, F St. c (© the treatinent of gen! 1 Wisislek Weenty oe ernment supposed that restoration was in| new carpet will be laid and windows are to asinie dan Jak inte 1 Corsets, 78c. peeks ason pie, ctentific. SKILLFUL, SUCCESSFUL “Treatme =, ‘we. actual pale: of accomplishment. These| be cut in the M street side to give more ts, children, boys misses, $1 Corsets, 78c. , RS SC abit ES SStrumted. metiods "ana "und, aenimat, Rumbuss, Maryland avenue, oh street east, Penn-| facts have been brought to the notice of | light. The, terrace In front of the church women and elderly people all come within » 7OC. DRAB eee ———— jon’t forget that sylvania d the Capitol grounds—| the authorities, and they will probably be | {s also to be removed and steps leading up the range of our stock, All figures rice of cotton 708 onmat toy ot Sir tho Thos. Ww Smith, halen, Mrs. investigated at once.” to the entrance of the church, trom the die ce all no 00 Saaie Sa oak | = p~neasoeg 78c. SELLING Hair Arranged Prettily aluaile pamphlet free, tuart, Dr. J. B. Gregg Cus | Minister Willis gave a dinner at the Ha-| level of the street. wi put in, At the 4 8c. 300 Doz. STYLES, soy 2 32 20,7 pm. and 4 p.m. to 8 pm | C. Hazen, Mrs. P. V. DeGraw, Alex. Me-| walian Hotel last evening to Admiral and| annual meeting of the Sunday school T. For wheeling, singing, tennis and horse- +7 jandays. Y a.is. to? pits. only. Consultation Kenzie. Ea Mrs. Irwin, Commander Baker of the| M. Wilson was elected superintendent in back we have an excellent style WaAlst,| 9! rsets, 78c. A — E i District Twenty-Three. Philadelphia, Capt. Nelson of the Adams, | place of W. H. Martin, who has 80 : WEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. Eighth street east, D street north, Penn-| and Lieut. and Mrs. Adams. Mrs. Willis Other officers entirely new. Found here at caly $1.0. | $y Corsets, 78c. WEEK. i ay bp sylvania avenue and the Anacostia’ river—| Was hostess. were also elected as follows: Assistant su- | Physical Culture Corset Co. 4 me WAYS ASSURED. org EEENTEW SHOP. Jeun T. Freeman, chairman, #40 llth street| A number of young men are seriously | perintendent. W. R. Kemp; secretary, Mr. y: ° Whelan 'S.100 Fst. S. Heller’ ‘ouiractor aad Bu Southeast; Albert Carr; considering the project of engagir x }- @ co- monds; assistant secretary, W. Den-| 1107 G ST. (Mf. C. Whelan, late of F st., Mgr.) 9 3 ° - Tieuers, 720 7th Sst. Bene bet rciix MoB SeDt to th Mrs. operative sealing expedition. ; treasurer, R. 8S. Atkinson; IMbrarian, jald jlo nD