Evening Star Newspaper, February 3, 1894, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1894A-TWENTY PAGES. 8 SPECIAL NOTICES. FOR RENT (Houses) CHURCH NOTICES. CHURCH NOTICES. SIGNS 0 F S P R | N G INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS. FINANCIAL. METHODIST. BAPTIST. meee om -meet!| 20 Per Cent Per Month Elphonzo eo e te ee Me Cee Ct ,| SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH, L ST. BET. 16TH Pare 9) ie wha a ent FX i, adie Youngs Epworth League. Prayer meeting . Beats = 30 pam: apt! vate morning ‘ervice As Seen in the Renewed Activity in Pose = cs, iS thre ee Com: : - ene, marek ee a . BUSINESS CHANCES., - Page 11 Peny ener: CoG, SEER SETHODIST PROTESTANT aor nyt ola dl aermae week. me Athletic Matters. CHTROPODIST... Pace 10 il G pastor.—il, sermon and holy communion; | PASTOR B. HEZ SWEM PREACHES SONDAY, Page 3 Qua 7:20, “ De Sund: ‘Newspaper’’—second of series) 11 t-m. and 7:20 pm. in he Rew and. com % - Paxe 8 a wi o1 Churel Brand Rage M5 GRC ger a em | sae Pon EOS" | wewpees OF CLUBS HARD AT WORK Pace 10 Cereals, 3 FIRST HALT CHURCH, | 16TH ST. ABOVE Page 11 ‘ eott,sircle, Dr, Chas. takely, pastor.—Sun- EDUCATIONAL. CONSISTING OF Givistian Knlonvor’ meet. EXCURSIONS, &e. ee mt ha. anes ‘be bela Parched Rolled Oats, iy $3) ba Poet te mano Sz’ | The Coming Season to Be Brim-| rrxaxctar re MONDAY EVENIN ruary at ‘ STectacen of sinter chapters fraterually’ invited t0 Griddle Cake Flour, MOUNT, | << 9 oy ee Dae ‘ahem & ful of Interest. aoe Rees ena, Pare ed By order of the Ss 5 & gees J. i. . PICKELL, Secretary. Kiln-Dried Corn Grits 9 J 3 0 10 1 Subject, Page . meet! on. AND . Cross; Sunday jestion. All are invited.* cd Velvet Cornmeai. ao E “cavnen Sees SOUNT CAUMEL BaPrist cHUncH, con am | ALL KINDS OF SPORT Fare 10 5 3 — 3. 4 Gibbons, i ie Page FREE EXHIBITION at our demonstration counter | “ Preac att Sunday schooi, 9:30 a.m, il a.m., prea Page 10 iicuny Ww. <a ” Pres! now in progress. me rae subject, “Likeness to ; FE Pore it Attest: iseNRY K. simpson OUR CUSTOMERS, and all who are interested p.m. preaching hin by ‘the pastor, subject, “Running | Base ball is already beginning to take on met fe3-3t Secretary. | In wholesome and palatable food, are cordially in- face, Big Maer en ‘Mouday, SS 5.¢|@ good deal of life among its players and Pare 11 fae Lay ny AND JINSUBANGE | vited to call SS oe no HSTRERT BAPTIST CHURCH, E sf. fi | enthusiasts in the city. Teams have been Page 11 Gone Coat ld Lath st. has been discontinued | 200% served hot, with cream. A full explanation ‘and Tth n.w.—Preaching by pastor, J. Mo wae lor ave noe forming for the coming season, Page 10 by matual consent. pe [Po ee ee employed hm = A os ie "eas am. and 7:30 pm: evening, subicct. | and the players are attempting to get their rad HY & a Esorn ELPHONZO YOUNGS CO., 428 NINTH ST. = 18. pe ye ad Lee Merlin ae ig & bool, 30 5 wee S., 6:45 p.m. it | fingers Mmbered up and their muscles in Pare 9 February 2. 1804. F. G. ae it Wholesale and Ketail. — RY eee arte Bastor, ve a wébrpopoLttas BAPTIST oe 6TH erg oe. the sport, i hes a area yoe Page 9 annually. a al A sts. ne., Green ‘Smit! pastor. iy and more generally unders! u Page 8 THE REAL ESTATE, 10 LOAN AND INSURANCE It Is A Fact! 9:30, Sunday eel 6:30 p.m., Epworth League. | Preaching on Sabbath, 11 am , 7:30.|any other in the country. The old teams | XO08T AND FOUND. Pare 11 | -AM. urity & T Co. Po Fandoa & Go. will ve continued. tm all branches | That no lbrary is complete without an Enesclo- | MeKENDREE MF CHU _ Beats’ tree. ain tevited. have, in most ir stances, been practicing in MSERrApa —_ 312 ©. J. BELL, President. st 615 14th st. by the undersigned Sees eed Oe ae ad |. Bee, Sh And 16th, “Rev, LT.’ Widerman, nu BAPTIST, cnc, i, CHAMPLATS ‘AVE. |the symnasiums and getting their men to- ‘Page 11|( BANKING HOUSE, 1405 G ST. 8. W. __February 2 1804. fe3-4t for 10 volumes. Eanday school, 9:30 a.m. Epworth league, 6-45 Lawki gether since the beginning of the year, | MONEY WANIFD AND TO LOA’ Page 11 |} STORAGE WAREHOUSE, 1140 i51H ST. WATCHES CLEAN 3 C. Parker. Stationer. .n. Prayer meeting, Thursday, 7:30 p.m. Seats ‘30 a.m. OSreaching at 11 a.m. and at | but all are not so fortunate, of course, as | NEWPUBLICATIONS, Page 3 02-28 G : Sa . by pastor. ‘The Lyceum. will be ad- rs a [Pay 7-619 7th st. nw. Tervice at Howe of Aged at 3:20 pm te Col. Me M.. Holla to have indoor quarters in which they can G. Fourteen’ years’ (practical expectenee. bs Co — — charge of McKendree Epworth Leagues eit sem 1" Race Action Mr; 6, Gas | get in any practical work. With those who Pare 9 ia aimac wae No Toney Need Be Saved WESLEY CHAPEL, COR. STH AND ¥ STS. PStusie by the Wayland |have it has been found somewhat of a Page 11 THE bas removed her offlce and residence from 21 3d life is insured, for you are alway Rev. L. B. Wilson, D. D., pastor.—Sunday schooi y ‘Thomas ae esq, — task to keep up an interest in ball tossing, "Page 10 an orth Just that amount at 9:15; communion service at 11 a.m: preaching | dent. Revival “all. next he ome. __1t_ las playing within four wails is necessarily Face 11 WASHINGTON _ Tow aatne fe3-2w* ould like to have a chat with you about aa eee ting es CALvanx ” BAPrar “Cal URCH, CS ANP aay |@ lttle tiresome week in and week out, and Page 11 es ng Sr ation. °F | Chas. L. G Gurley,1335 F St., | MARVIN M. EcHtRGr sovrn, 10TH ra = school, 9:90 a.m.” 1. I. nik Bea Sepectetenaent [Dee WhAE Mis ont Stopes eld. Soins at Paso 19 LOAN oe S ay its pos) tor wi Ts 4 Reid ae Masouie’ Tomy on inbiay, February £3-8m_ Representing Equitable Life Assurance Co. i ay, Ni site? 7: 20 pm reaching, oy eat: oe nits = ea bad eo ae nether peanet grt ire pt} AND TRUST neral of Bro. Charles Gessford. By order of the —Rev-_J._W._ Boteler - Bi = 7:30 p.m: ME- | f by spring, they must begin practice we WERE ra Coke Not Refuse latter ee if cuencH, u AND A STR NE.) NoiuAL, CHAP, sth und Y naw, Lo'D. Bills, | Tore’ pefors that thee. 5 bk Pare 10 COMPANY. i poe Se gy f uni oe vited to theas services” ars coeelly | onttigtramcat ball caara‘ar the Seung baa Page 19 ° tenth members of b. A. 2380, Ke fk ee ee ee far healthter Mi OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH, 6TH BET. T|Christian Association Is now thoroughly | WANTED (aticceiia 2 CAPITAL, $1,000,000, non ry ag oes “rurther lg, of beat ‘coal. “Leave 8. ne. Rev. B. rown, pustor— | crganized and in fine playing form, under| winren 5 » api =e gest regular meeting, SATURDAY, Febru: x cont. bow ried joe ee at aa Wy eee TG, | OFS . 5 WINTER RESOKTS an 2 GRANITE BUILDING, 8 = of importance. By en ‘od the 7S; Sorts re rg ee 8 Dest 3 p.m. by Rev. W. Ginbons, At 8 | the captaincy of Ed Grove. The date for sen m ri Foun 3. “MALONE, Ww J.Zeh 6 oth st.N w. ore "uvited.” pastor. Grand raily all day. = their game with the Y. M: C. A. of Balti- NEEDS OF BRIGH TWOOD eS oH Koved fegetooed ne ¢ you “Formerly with Thos. J. Fisher & Co., begs to M.J.. 192 St.N.W | 7:30'p.m., a special sermon on * m more will be fixed next week. annource that be has removed his real cotate 920 9 of the Times. BEREAN BAPTIST CHURCH, 18TH ST. See er Smprovement of your property in bullding _oilice to 1421 F st. nw. fel-t® WASHINGTON, D. C., FEB. —ALL PER- sons indebted to W. M. Saticsren will please cali and settle thelr Dilla, a8, the business mast Mr. Shuster be BRUNSWICK-BALKE-OOLLENDER | CO.. ard and pool table manufacturers, and the Kefrigerator Co. have removed thelr rom 1411 Penn. ave. to 1310 E st., facing the avenue. _wSl-im J. G. TAYLOR, Manager. HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLD- he Arlington Fire Ins. Co., for the Dis trict of Columbia, for the election of nine direct- ers to serve the ensuing year, will be held at the office of the company, 1505 Pa. ave. n.w., SAT- URDAY, FEBKUARY 24, 1894. Polls open at It a.m, and close at 1 p.m. 2-23 HANK T. RAWLINGS, Art Porth bound half leather, $1, at HUDUES" NATIONAL BINDERY, 311 ‘9th st. ~~ Mrs. Florence White Of New York, trance and business medium, can be consulted at ber, parlors, durimg the next ten only, on all affairs of life and spiritual un- Ehime mice hours, 9 to 6 o'clock. Larlors. Lith nw. ee Monday and Thursday evenings at 8. ZLL PERSONS HAVING GOODS ON DEPOSIT with H. K. Fulton, upon whieh interest is due one year or more, are bereby notified to call ard pay the interest due or the goods will be sold at auction February 6, at io eclock 9.10, H. K. FULTON. is WHAT ¥ MBER SEVEN tires; mew saddle and tool bag: dust-proof bearings: that space wilt not admit of Pn Take a look at it before you ‘what your mount for 1894 will be. Price: Ouc hundred and twenty-five dollars. GOKMULLY & JEFFERY MFG. CO. 1335 1ith st. o.w., $25 Washington, D.C. HOWARD UNIVERSITY TRAINING SCHOOL FOR nurses.—Persous desiring the, services, of trained We Want Every Physician aim the city and elsewhere to Kno Our: long experience in bundling these Jarge auantities, enables Rs and buying in Us to sell the FINEST QUALITIES at wonder- fully low prices. Large stock to select from. prescriptions filled. Pure pounded. Z. D. Gilman, 627 Pa. Ave. Our New Paper Store at 480 Pa. Ave. Abounds with all Kinds of Paper. Blank Books, Inks, Mucilages. Cardboards, Peper Wooden Dishes, g Wrapping Papers, Bill Heads, "Letter jeads. eae Eatinintes furnished. Wholesale and re- Chas. G. Stott & Co., 480 PA. AVE. » A Boom in Real Estate _ In Leng spring. will Cog the use “Rent Ledge List Book” and “ ok Loans’ facilitates | Bon Bg 4, —a. Printer and Pub! “La Grip —is Pps on the warpath, and his vic- tims are many. N severed has proven ae eficaciogs as our famous Old Stock a aad Drescrived by lending physicians. To-Kalon WineCo., 614 14th "Phone 271. Vaults, 27th and K sts. nw. $5 and $6. lisher, 1108-16 5 o.w. ‘Tomorrow's weather forecast for Fiead District of Columbia and vicinity—Cooler and fai FEBRUARY 1. 1894. DOUGLASS MEMORIAL i E. CHURCH, a of 11th and H sts. n.e., E. Olin Eldridge, ‘pastor, inday school. 11 a.m. P,m., preaching, subject,“ io Washington.” Nonday. 2:30 p.m’ holiness meet- ing conducted by Mrs. P. Hall. Thursday, ie oot p.m., Le wl and praise service. Friends strangers cordially invited. Come, int c. M. a {GHURCH. —Preaching at 11 a.m, by inject, a yom eer Bcoting and ong service at #:80'pi frees It FOURTH STREET M. B.CHURCH. REV. 3. B. Rice, pastor.—11 a.m., administration of fa rament,'a special service, and address by pastor. 6:15 p.m. worth League. 7:30 p.m., preaching by pastor, $:15 p.m. monthly meeting of Sun- day School Gow ge oe Soctety, address by Rev. B. B an aoe of Repre- sentatives; recitations, the soctety, snd signing the pledge. ‘and M.—Preaching iorning ‘and evening by the tor, Wm, A. Credit. Subject, 11 a.m: “The ‘rue Guide. «Good, tuusle by the cholr., Gabject, 748 Reeacties for Soul Sav- ing. After evening Goonreant service hand of feliwshi to” ‘new members. En- eavor meeting, 4:30, a by Miss Bessie _Franeis. Covenant tein Thursday evening. 1t BAPTIST CHUR! vet Lath and 10th Rev. I, stor.—Sunday school at 9: 1 a.m, and 7:30 p.m. by ite munion "after evening preaching. cou next Week. ton of baptism. 2p. S. . Pubes sermon by ‘pastor. ievtvel cobtinass * ineieeers ‘STREET BAPTIST Ci and I ata. n.w., Rev, Walter H. Brooks, D. De ‘or. a.mi., Sunday school. “11 a.m., sermon ‘the pastor and baptizing -ntter sermon. 6:30 Bim... Endeavor meet "E30. p.m, preaching. rand rally moruing aud ev Seats free. Public invited. Lord's supper restricted), 3 p.m, t MOUNT ZION M. EB. CHURCH, 29TH — Preaching at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.; ss Sunday: school, 0:30. am, BioIe chem 3 a . Young people's meeting, 4 p.m. Rev. Car- roll, pastor. CENTRAL M. B, GHURCH, 391 12TH AND M sts. 3 ith, eo F80 pm., versery of OE, manic “and ® Joel Brown, ‘or.—9:30 a.m., Sunday” school. ll a.m., Srtedseng ond ences ment. 7:30 p.m., aD- aniversary. of Christian Endeavor Society. Piayer meeting: Wednesday. FOUNDRY METHODIST EPISCOPAL Seneca; PRESBY ‘TERIAN, CHURCH OF ve COVENANT (PRESBYTERIA), Sth sts. nw., Rev. Teunis in nome —Services at 11 acy THIRD BAPTIST CHURCH, REV. J. H. LEE. pastor, corner Sth and Q sts. n.w.—Sunday 30 a.m. Preaching at 11 a.m. 8.8. 3 p.m. Preaching at 7:30 p.m. It APTIST CHURCH, REY. . A, WILI- banks, pastor.—Services: 8.8. at 11 “a.m. “Subject: “*Chris tian mon at 3'p.m. to the Womeu’s Home Missionary Soctety aud. the Starlight Band. of said church, Subject: "The Needles Woman.” 4 p.m. Iter Ary exercises. 7 p.m., Bible opening. 7:30 p.m., crowning of the wonjan that ralses the largest amount of money in her harrel. 8 p.m., preach- ing br “the. pastor. Subject: “Rotten Jer.—38:12. Rally all day. Revival continues. ‘All are invited. it* EPISCOPAL. BAINT JOHN'S CHURCH, GEORGETOWN, 0 nd 83d., Rev. "Chas. E. Buck, rector Servic, faaeee: ‘Morning evening 9:30. Ser ind holy communion at 11. Evening praye: at aa :80, Vested choir, Strangers cordatly a ST. MARK’S CHURCH, CORNER 3D AND A as Rev. David Richards.—Morning prayer, 0:30 Coatrmation holy communion, ser- mon by Bi Tare. it ei, Bvening serrice, 30 o'clock. Strangers invited. ‘CHURCH, FREE AND __ ee The boys’ classes of the association will give an exhibition in the gymnasium on New York avenue next Monday night, and it is expected that the boys will both sur- prise and please their friends. The affair will consist of exercises on the horizontal bar, on the vaulting bar, a musical dumb bell drill, exercises on the parailel bars, on the German horse, tumbling and other 1 teresting performances. The boys’ classes have been forging ahead at a great rate this winter and will unquestionably show up creditably in their coming performance. Base Ball Prospects. The base ball: team of the Y. M. C. A, which has been’ so successful for the past two years, is now at work getting ready for the spring opening. Nearly all the old players, who have won so many laurels in the past, are back again, and great things are looked for from the team, Sanford, unfortunately, will not return, but although he will be missed by the Y. M. C. A., he has not given up base ball, and will be found playing on the Petersburg, Va., team. Most of the otner players are back and wiil be seen in their familiar places. Hodge. will catch, while Colliflower, as pitcner, will twirl the sphere. McCreery, O'Hagan, John- son, Balway and Hauptman will also play, although their positions are not quite de- cided upon as yet. There are four or five other candidates for places. ‘The third team match between the Young Men's Christian Association and the Wash- ington Chess Club “Pollock team” will take place on Monday night, at the rooms of the Washington Chess Club, 921 F street Torthwest. The tinal bouts in the fencing champion- ship of America, under auspices of the American Athletic Union and the Amateur | Fencers’ League of America, will be held on March 30 and 31. The preliminary bouts will take place for the various clubs wis! ing to enter men some time during Feb- ruary. Fencing is a thing which few peo- ple go in for, but those who do tackle it are usually enthusiasts over the sport. Discussed at a Meeting of the Citizens’ Association Last Evening. The Brightwood Citizens’ Association met at Brightwood last night. A large number of prominent men interested in the welfare and development of that section were at the meeting. Several important discus- sions took place and a considerable amount of business was transacted and acted upon. The president of the association, Mr. W. A. Gatley, took the chair, and the meeting was opened with the reading of the min- utes of the last meeting by Mr. Arthur L. Keene, secretary. An opportunity was then given the members by the chair to pay up their dues, who amiably responded. Mr. Keene then said to the association that in response to a letter from Mr. Birney he had gotten from him fifty copies of the “memorial to Congress by the joint execu- tive committees of the Citizens’ Associa- tions of the District of Columbia against the repeal of the 50 per cent annual con- gressional appropriation law.” Because of its great value to the people of the District he considered it the duty of the tion to aid the central committee in defray- ing the expenses of its publication. He said that copies had been sent to all the judges of the District courts, all the Senators and Representatives, the govern- ors of the states and territories and the mayors of all the large towns as an edu- cator to them of the relationg existing be tween the federal government and the Dis- trict of Columbia. The treasurer of the as- sociation, Mr. Osborne, presented the books and vouchers for the past year, and asked that they be referred to an auditing com- mittee. Mr. N. E. Robinson and Mr. J. L. Norris were appointed as such a committee. As to Raflroad Matters. Mr. Daniel Ramey, the chairman of the railroad committee, reported that on ac- this Company can give you liberal terms. If you have MONEY TO INVEST tlds Company will afford you safe opportunity for so doing. fez B. H. WARNER, Pres, jOLFIELD & Room 4, 1421 F LT STOCKS Bought and sold for cash or cp margin, ‘Shares upward. 2 GRAIN ree SOO mutate weert Constant quotations. Private wires. Prompt se} Commission, 4 of 1 per cent. jal¢-Sm The National Safe Savings And Ao . Company OF the Distsict of €'R. PURVIS, M. D., at the Eee | “Notice of Dissolution.” pital. im a Gowen UNITY TO 1X The firm of Libbey, Bit- * acta syndicate about dating tinger & Miller, Lumber 5 hing: Dealers, has this day been ton the hest subdivision between the two cit ial F came Estimated pronts over 300 (per cent. Investment Se ee Mass. aye. n.e.—Services, Sundays, | There will be several entries from this city. | coun: m.; 3:30 and 7:20 pm. Other | McKelvey and Nelson and probably some | Conn cuurnesy, Ne had had no time to ane oe others will go from the Young Men's Chris- oting of the committer, and “tate 2 O., Little, = EPIPHANY CHURCH, G sr, ney. Be i. ay tian anes — ae so from | he had looked after the matters himself. Preaching by for at IL ats. Teetor. ces a.m; 4 different clubs, although it is not known | He had seen the president of the Brignt- Communion after the 7:80 p.m. Seats free, except at 11 a.m. Strang-| just who, so early. wood railroad, who had said that it sar hool, 0:30 a.m. Y. P. 8. CG. E. ers welcome. Ey Mr. Wm. M. Bittinger retir- \. — — To = The C try Club, be impossible for the company to furnish Sheolutely ‘sate. Address for zl _P ma CHURCH OF TH ASCENSION, CORNER oF Po py Peg 8g - ing from the business. FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, OTH ST.|" Mass. uve. and 12th st. n.w.1l .m. ushers seat | ‘The Chevy Chase Club 1s coming daily |!” Aap ee porege tg ge = a Se po ye aye ae Bit a “in : into greater prominence, and as the spring | put in, there being only enough to run the age ee am and. 7:30 30 approaches increasing interest will gather | cars of the road. “In reference to the mat. ~ ws p.m. BENJ. MILLER. yer. meeting Thureday, 7 THE UNION SAVINGS BANK IS NOW LOCATED aT jazz NO. 1222 F ST. N.W. Ladies’ Tailor, 1917 De Sales Next 30 days I will otier imported suits for $35 to make room for spring goods. Ja30-5¢ UAL MEETING OF THE SHARE- holders of the Washington Gas Light Com will be held at the office of the company, 416 100 st. n.w., on MUNDAY, February 5, 1804, for the election of directors to serve during the ensuing year. The polls w: from 12 o'clock m. ‘The lumber business will be continued at the same pla: cor. 6th st. and N. ¥. a FRANK LIBBEY and FRANK LIBBEY & CO., ‘The new firm assuming all Mabilities of the old firm, and all accounts due the old firm payable to us. FRANK LIBBEY, BENJ. MILLER pra; Strangers always welcome, METROPOLITAN (PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 4TH and B sts. te, Rev. “John Chester, 4 tor.—Preae! the pastor townorrow at Sim. and 7:30 in 7 Sabbath school, 9:30 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 4% ST. == C and D, Rev. B. Sunderland, D. D., pastor.— 21 a.m. divine secricw, “with secmen and boty ‘communion; 7:30 service of song, under direction of “male Mquartet, with delet “sermon; of morning sermon, “THE COMMAN: BBLS! of the evening, “BURDENS!” the pastor will preach morning and evening; ‘entirely new rogram will be reudered at the evening service. erybody welcome. it SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN, 6TH AND C STS. 8.W.— Cemmunton and accession of new members at 11 a.m.; preaching by Dr. Hershey at 7:30 p.m. Ail ‘invited. it WESTERN CHURCH, H ST. BET. 19TH AND 20th. Preaching by’ Rev. J. W. McKnight at 11 a.m. and 7:30 o'clock. New members received and sacrament of the Lord's Supper at morning service. Y. P. 8. C. B. at 6:30 o'clock; intro- duction of new members and consecration serv- ingt cl a All seats free. Holy commenten, 7:30 celebration and sermon, 11 . instrpetion, 4 p.m. Choral evensong and sermon, 7:30 p.m. Wedaesday pervices, 7:15, 10:30 oad @ Tt asm; 430 and 130" m=,“ Atrhagecs ie NEW CHURCH, CHURCH OF THE HOLY CITY, 18TH ST. AND Muss. ave., near Dupont circle.—The Rey. Frank Sewall wili ch at 11 a.m. on “The Week of m1 § Fossler aad the Giar to the Mase Al seats are free. Free New Church tracts and library, 1t UNITARIAN. ALL SOULS’ CHURCH, 14TH STS. 11 a.m. and § pm. Rev. LB. Macdonald. hool and Bible class. ? De _ young ‘peopl ‘meeting. All invited, 1t _¥ ATED BRETHREN IN CHRIST, — only one of its kind in Washington, and one which has had a growth no more rapid than it is deserving. The Chevy Chase Club is a country club. Washington never had a country club before it was started, al- though there are five such in New York, two in Boston, one fifteen years old in Bal- timore, and at least one in most of the large cities of the country. The club, al- though so new here, has already met with the approval and the support of many of the best citizens. Ic ts, perhaps, first of ail, a hunting club, owning some fine horses and some good dogs, and its hunts have been always occasicns of interest to the members and their outside friends. But the club also has many polo enthusiasts, who have been regularly playing the game. Golf, which is a game unfamiliar to many, has also received a good deal of attention, and is quite popular, although it is not, of about the doings of this organization, the|ter of coupon tickets, entitling one to a free passage on one of the city roads after entering the city from the Brightwood line, or vice versa, the president of the road said that at present it was impossible. Mr. ey also reported that it was the wish of the Commissioners that in regard to Ughting the appropriation be lumped so that they might expend the money as they deemed bes At this point’ Bi ir. Ramey took the oppor- tunity to resign as chairman of the railroad committee for reasons personal, hut said that his ardor for the cause would not cease, and he would eve> be ready to work in the interest of the association. His resignetion was accepted with rezrets, and Mr. Robinson was appointed in his stead. It was then moved by Mr. Ramey that all standing committees be abolished, and thi hereafter special committees be appointed with regard to special needs. M->. Gilman, Mr. Keene, Mr. Gatley, Mr. Robinson and Mr. Ramey spoke for the measure, and it ° hoa Glia 'E wa, eeaetae course, so exciting, from a rough and | was laid over for one month. 2 = 2 6 ee eee eee tumble standpoint ‘at any rate, as polo.| M-:. Ramey next rose and spoke to the as- BAMBI ERS FOR i504, _— - = z “TEPER. | MEMORIAL CHURCH, COR. R AND ‘APTTOL 99|NORTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH TEMPER- ek ‘on Rew [It is lively enough, though, if well played, | sembly, saying that he was not in favor of Five new patterns, rangicg from 19 be. to 38} lanners Make the Man lance Soclety .N st. bet. 9th and 10th sts. nw.—| SET rece mh “Sap tgny OY Whe, pastor. Mev. | to "have a good "many devotees. ‘Tennis | small committees from the various bodies Ibs., are what we offer, snd samples will soon and “Stationery makes the correspondent.’ | Annual meeting . 7:30 p.m.. Address by} pm. and will have charge of entire evening courts are now being laid off and the club | of the District going before the Congress in be on exbibiticn. Prices of all ‘94 patterns, In “society” it is absolutely necessary to use| Maj. H. A. Hall Strangers wel es vice, celebrating the 13th anuiversary of the C promises to have excellent facilities for | reference to the repeal on the fifty cent Stardard finish, $125. fine stationery. It is # recommendation in it-| BASTERN PRESRYTERIAN CHURCH, All_ welcome. it that game during the coming summer. A | appropriation law, but he thought that We have a few each of “NUMBER THREE” self. Hurd’s, Whiting’s and Crane's Fine | “jand ave. and 6th st. ne, Rev. Thoma “POUR” ¥ « good many of the members even now live | wider steps should be taken. Every little S22 will sell then at Ove Hundeed ard Five Delt | PABeP# are without a peer—we are headquar-| ers Easton. D.D., pastor. Divine service at 11 Sut at the club house, and for the summer | helped, of course, but what ought to be done kere while they leat. No better bargains can be CF Largest stock Blank Books, Tablets,| %;2, lt seco retary cordially iu-| CHURCH OF OUR FATHE additional quarters are planned for with | would be to have a general meeting of the at ¢ many accommodations not now possessed | citizens of the District who would go before A. G. Rogers, D.D., pastor.—A. it ost mec by the club, and everything will be done | Congress and show them that the people of P.in., aT: & myvenr urc. 00. a and Library Supplies in the city. Lowest 1325 14th st. ISTH STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.—Tem-| the Agnostic. “Choake iad Shame Washingt . : Ms cordially invited. to carry out the ide of a country club in | Washington were not beggars, nor thieves, — — —— ting 5 o'ek | Sundi Feb- | _-~ ri ‘0 oy r % PER CENT DISCOUNT ox, WhOUGHT ROX Easton & Rupp, 421 uth, roy 4 Rou Adldrese ay Bere, J Watlace, | CHURCH OF THE REDEEM its true meaning. Elght couples of Irish | and had their rights in this world as all eardiesticas and aovelt Feduce stack. Popular-priced Stationers. (Just above the Ave). £2) Music _by Temperance Chotr. 1t® 8th and Pa. ave. s.¢.— Sunda} hounds have just been purchased and added | others. © cent eogunt on pone al —— ~ Preaching at 3: . by Rev. A. to the pack, So that 1t now numbers about | Mr. J. A. Thomas and a few others spoke PD. Rog: HE: COMNING, ‘Tile Suop, 630 GURLEY MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, | D.D.. ‘subject, “Cuseen Ahgela-are They Inter” | thirty. fine dogs. ‘The annual. meeting of |on the subject of the station which the car os Hiring Fine Carriages Florida avenue between 6th and 7th streets n.w., | ested in Us? It Gt Chase Club will be held on Feb. | line was maintaining at the junction of the —— —is one of our specialties. Our ‘Turnoute’?| Rev. J. Russell Verbrycke, — pastor.—Morning | = — se ruary 12, at which time many interesting | Takoma branch of the road, and thought Brn 3 SEVENTH-DAY matters and new ideas will be taken up. that it was not what it should be. tention is given to WEDD! RECEPTIONS | Service, 7:30 0’ subject, “An Unique Tate: 2 ore : Always in stock. Patrons advised {ntelll- and THEATER PARTIES—teliable coachmen—| Sabbath school at 3:20 o'clock E. at) “WHAT IS THE MARK 0! THE BEAST AND Basket Ball League. The Fire Service. tly regarding the purchase of THE Mi reasonable prices. 6:30 o'clock; mid-week prayer oes Thors-| THE SEAL OF GOD?" No: aiCAL COALS. We ‘are in the crit you keep your own team have it board-| day evening at 7:80 o'clock. Strangers camer ad Elder 8. J. Herwum at Seventh Day Adventists’ | There is no danger now that a basket] Mr. Keene then brought up the question coaL ear around, a3 we have ed E. Superior accommodations. welcomed. hetween F and G sts., TO- | pall league will be formed here this winter, | of a fire service. He said that now, of all rae Br . times, was the time to press such a claim, URY Wrst STREET PRESPYTERIAN ‘CHURCH, P st. ‘There was a time during the year when the Tate aw. Branches, 1208 Downey’ a Hotel for Horses. | "Wa" si and sa ste at 11am. and channei was clear for such a venture, but | just after the devastating fire at Takoma. 628 M st. nw. 162 St. nw. Telephone 555. fe2 | 7:30 p.m. Preaching = Alexander, D.D. Y~ no one could be found to take the rudder] In that case the fire department were tel- De. H S. CARROLL HaS RESUMED THE PRAC. The Skilful Hand xander, a | and steer the matter successfully into port, | phoned to, and got there after it was all tiee of dentistry. Office 1314 F street north- Sin. Setting wihihet ta, tconemcits s —— y oN. k. | and so the whole thing went to pieces on| over, ana then found that there was no js transfo! west, opposite Sun building. Ja6-1mo0 interlor of our new building at #19 Pas we the rocks, no one knows just where. It| Water, anyway. into a veritable “Palace of Loveliness.”” It Government Departments are the swellest in the city. Particular at-| Service, 11, 0 SPIRITUALISM. RS AFTER -._ | Jesus Christ, Monday, m., Haines Hall SPIRIT! has been a disappointment to many of| Mt. King added that if they wished to will pay you to take a day off and visit us | | ~ | 425 Gat. - z get the engine they would better get Chief j ehiggr donner sat oe when we get through “tearing up" and “ree | president Ker, EB. Fairenilde *| THE US course, for the game seems to have had! Parris to recommend the locating of the en- Doing, duplicate work of hand or typewriting nuodeling.”” This new talking machine pal-| Subject: " Answer to a Question Avk.d Him in| motton of holiness, quite a run of popularity all over the city. | gine at Brightwood, as he was the only one $1000 to, 2000 fac simils copies trem, sae erigiual, ace will excel anything of its kind in Amer-) the Police Court, “Why Am I a Spiritualist [i 4 ‘The only serious attempts toward organiz-| who had got everything he had asked for discharges automatically each copy ax printed a ne ee ee the great median. 18" | for “eeekers ‘of pardon “und ‘fall aleation, ng a league were made too late, and had | from Comarene, 3 2S oe eee ers the r. In its form of the SBAPH OO.” object aud aim, the glory of God. which is the | the tter been pus! through a couple} jeasal cosas ER a COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH CO., 627 E st. uw. ) an the 208 DP is < rec- MERCIAL INVESTMENT COMPANY, = (2 Dg BO Adapted | fez E. D. EASTON, Pres. R. F. CROMELIN. Sec, day, 11:80 a. salvation of man. All are cordially invite. | of weeks ago even, when it was widely | drive from station No. ¥, had got the 516 oth st. aw. = —— ve with us ~ = ommendation for fire service, surely Bright- | talked of, there would have been hamily and every opportunity given for investigation. have with us for a Ps y cues tercinene of Te, and all particalars furnished | Best Coal is the Cheapest [ recosuzoa as one teitfted speakers | Ware they are now in NEOSTY! —Clean, dry and free of dirt. We have all kinds | Upon the spiritual Those interested in| invited. ja12-3m él th st. a under cover. GENUINE PHILA. PEA COAL spiritualism and others who are investigating its | — $4.50 per ton, for range, latrobe and seif- beautiful truths should not fail to hear Mrs. feeder. ARONA GRATE COAL $5.09 per ‘ton, | _Hlchmond. : It ‘Cheapest, Our NO. 1 FURNACE COAL, Is extra size and Shae thn geetiak,; ta the. daaoeads titer superior for its lasting quality. C7Prompt and '—Emer- delivery. eon, Therefore give your orders to om W. H. Wheatley, Thos. B R. Nartin, Premtam dyeing, cleaning and dry cleaning. 1068 | MALN OF) FICE, 920 20TH STREET N.W. Jefferson ave., bet. 30th and Sist, near M, Georgetown, D. C. Work called for and delivered. Tel. call 764. _—(n17-Gm) _Establisbed ‘1831. It’s False Economy —to dress poorly. Appearances mean much. Let E RIRLE CLASS MEETS | time to play a schedule of games before | Wood, entirely unprotected, ought to be able - at 1023 12th st. now. | base ball’would have begun to steal away | tO get through its claim for a like need. _| the interest in the sport’ The whole thing | After some discussion the sense of the has at length wisely been given up.although | @8soclation seemed to be that it would be mest of the separate clubs will continue to | Unreasonable to ask the Commissioners for play the game by themselves. In fact, some | Incandescent lights on the trolley pol they eams are just getting together now, . : A Mob Goes Out to Deatroy, but ts Per~ | (ame are Jue interest may live thfouun {had Just been granted the gas which they the summer or be revived next winter to| Bad jong, amved for, ine association had ny —The sher-| make the league something more than «| S)vave Gat Gis nent want to len “4 ag an ing for too mitch, Mr. Gatley said. it was further ‘moved to refer the matter of transfers or coupon tickets on the Tail- road to the railroad committee. The sec- ‘LE CO., . Washington, D:c. RIOTING IN WEST VIRGINIA. wuaded to Leave, CHARLESTON, W.Va., Feb. iff's posse returned from Acme this morn- | fairy tale another year. ing. They report that the mob of 300 or {more miners who are endeavoring to in- duce the Stevens company miners at the ‘Acme to quit work marche on the latter's | 4 BUM of Incorporation Introduced retary was also requested to call the atten- | Z mines last night shouting “Put out the the Honse Today. tion of the Commissioners to the fact that THE CHURCH OF THE REFORMATION, PA. | lights.” Mr. Harmer, by request, today introduced | R¢ S!dewalk on the east side of Bright- 2d st. ‘All were armed and many drunk. A boy ; : vn. | Wood avenue had not been completed, afi ja aimee named Foster, stading at his door with’, | a bill to incorporate the Boundary and Na-| which the meeting adjormned en eter catechism at 4. Sunday, school lantern, neard the shouts, but did not obey | tional Park Elevated Railrcad Compagy | Sect EE tec Bt oils and was fatally shot. When the sheriff ar- | of the District. IMPERIAL CHRISTIAN, fived” He founds the Btevens miners’ armel) “win Ht Marie miemrod moiiieon, 3,73) MOODY LITERATURE. SEVEN, BOOKLETS ON 1 Vinal, Hugh A. Taggart, R. A. Hooe, James} HAJ fee Bay elk, 200. eee Ln CE IAN CHURCH F.| Deputy Chase, who is from the Acme Schofield wale nt CHAS. PURSELL’ a er, pa z, tana 7:80 oe ae eed neighborhood,went to them, After consider- ; E. Slaughter, Geo. F. Brott, T. F. McCau- R REGENERATOR, oh aw, = BALLANTYNE SONS’, school, 9:30. Christian Endeavor able talking ‘and assurance from the offi- | ley, L. W. Ritchie, C. M. Shelle: South- HOW TO RESTORE lunieh? If so, you know what the cele-| Preach st 1 a.m. Concert ‘of CHENEI€ HOPBRAU” BEER ts tucred soug) at 7°80 p.m. Seats free. Cordial | All Welcome, SF aaventar the eeers teeters ard Parker, 8, A. Johnson, Jno. W. Davia-| Gray or Bleached Hair. a elco" 1 = = je le ° in Dortles. Vanities sup | — on it Y¥.M.C.A. up their plan and went down tn a school | 80M and Isauc D. Hetzell are named as in- ORIGINAL HAIR REGENERATOR PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHU RCH, COR- YM. c. A. REV. ¢ house near by to spend the night. corporators, and authorized to operate the | 1 & beautiful coloring in seven rich uatural ner 17th and P sts, Ki ling N. Brown, | ¥. M.C. A.. REV. Mr, Stevens, owner of the Acme mines, | Bratt system of elevated railway on the | shades. The colors are fest and washable and do sent down some barrels of crackers to them. | following route: From 17th and B streets | not stain the scalp, are free from odor, grease or confess Christ during the past week. Preaching | N. Y. ave. a w., Sunday, Feb, In addition they heard that young Foster | along B to Virginia avenue, to 24th, to the | stickiness and positively harmless. at 10 and 11 am ‘and 7/45 p.m itevival sem | m. Subject: ‘The Young Mi -\the poy shot, was dying and they became | east bank of Rock creek. to Florida avenue, ORIGINAL HAIR REGENERATOR Vices will continue. pel meeting for men only. Every man ought to | alarmed. to 15th street east, to South Carolina ave- AN ELEVATED RAILROAD. CHURCH NOTICES FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, © and G sts. p.w., Rev. SM. Newman, D.D. tor, Rev. M. Ross urn, ussistant pastor. of new one—only $1. Coats, S0c. Trousers and| ‘The pastor will preach at 11 a.m. and 7 Vests, 25c. each. Evening sermon. sixteenth upon the Early Chure! Hahn, 232259,85> 78.9T3,525-¥- Maste, with quartet and chorus of fifty volces 9 CLEANING, ‘Phone, 143-2 fe2| led by Dr. Bischoff, organist. 9:30 a.u si Were You Ever Abroad? school. 6:30 p.m., Christian Endeavor. THE TABERNACLE, 9TH NEW_ PUBLICATIONS. a rae ws write, = Pastor. Evangelist James Whurton “Ot England is | of Dumbarton Ave. M. E- rch, Fritz Reuter, PaAv.&4iSt.| ist, snes Sines Wort icanaatt #S | Seles at fur adresses atthe The Post The Ol4 Colony Security Company of ue Wise, Be Brief.” Lawyers are interested Briefs""—so are We. | “Briefs"are our “forte.” We print them on large-sized pages in clear, readable type for 0c. a page. E7No extra charge for quick Byron S. Adams, Printer, $12 th st. ow. Telephone 930. fez Cut Prices For Wines and Liquors. Not only ano hese talks. Bible class 3:30 p.m. FIFTH CONGREGATIO: AL CHU RCH, COR. — -P NEW AUDITORIUM, 622 7:30, BEVORMED.— RACE REFORMED CHU . R. 1 ave. and P st.. pasior.—Morning service. i1 0 Santee of Cavetown, -; missionary meeting, AVE.—TONIGHT. Men Gritiche pres: WCT-O and iter John will speak. Gospel services daily 12 m. :30 p.m. SUNDAY PROGRAM—Free Sunday breaktfa: 7:30 to 9 a.m: Mission Bible School. 9:30 a.m. yel service, conducted by the ladies, 3p. Bite training class, 4:45 p.m.: band visits lodging house, 0:15 'p-m.:, er ngelistic meeting, adress by Brother Bailey: Brother Havel A committee was sent to Mr. Stevens and they told him that if he would fur- nish a train to take them to Coalburg and Montgomery they would go at once. Stev- ens agreed, and an engine-and number of flat cars were furnished and at 2 p.m. they started back, reaching Coalburg by day- light. ie Maj. Shook Resta Maj. E. H. Shook of Michigan, superin- tendent of the supply division of the Post B street southwest, to 4% street, to Maine avenue, and thence across the mall to the place of beginning. Also a branch from Florida avenue and Ontario street to Zoo- logical Park, and along the bank of Rock creek to Rock Creek Park. Electric or other power shall be used. The road shall be divided into two sections, from 7th and B streets to Florida avenue, and five cents fare shall be charged on each section. ss oe = nue, to Garfield Park, to Carroll avenue, to | restores gray hair to the original of youth and gives color and lost vitality to bleached, faded or lifeless hair, renders dyed and spotled hair uni- form. The Mustache, Beard, Eyebrows and Eye- lashes can be colored successfi its unique qualities of CLEANLINESS, DURABIL- ITY and NATURALNESS. 1, BLACK. 2. DARK BROWN 3. MEDIUM BRO’ LD BLONDE. 7. ASH BLONDE. iE, $1.50. ‘Try IMPERIAL VENUS TINT, a most delicate 3HT CHESTNUT. on account of | Wheeling, W. Va., yesterday filed a peti- tion for a mandamus through Messrs. J. S. and E. S. McCalmont to compel Post- | master Sherwood to receive and transmit its letters and circulars through the mails, The suit is based on a letter explaining the objects of the company, offered for mail- ing on the 17th of January, which the re- spondent refused to receive, claiming that the compan: of a lottery. business was in the nature ? and natural rouge. Price, 5c. and $1. —_— “SECTARIAN, Office Department, has resigned. Mr. Ed- Sah kata ee IMPERIAL HAIR REMOVER, most harmless Resigned. ana $ CHURCH, 4 ward Wilson of the District of Columbia | HARRISBURG, Feb. 3.—The execu-| aud efficacious. Price, #1. Mr. Wilbur H. B - t HE PEOPLE’ RCH, oe has been appointed to fill the vacancy. Maj. | tive committee of National Association 205 Sth ave., New York city. ir jar H. Burton of New York has H. A. Seligson, 1200 Pa. av “by Reve. ‘cote Shook was appointed in June, 1889, and the |of Democratic Clubs has been called to| In Wasbington— resigned his place as a clerk of class one is A. . . av. tez Subject: Seats free. All welcome. oney the oot of ait ‘Exit EDWARD P. MERTZ, the record and pension ofhce, War Depart qa, "e 9 employ idle men. men. ORDERS FOR LICITED. F and 1th ste. | ment, position which he resigned was one of|meet at the Ebbitt House, Washington, 000. February 8 by President Chauncey F.Black.| 1t