Evening Star Newspaper, February 10, 1894, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 18943-TWENTY PAGES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. CHURCH NOTICES. ALL GUADUATES OF THE NATIONAL UNIVER- ar quested to attepd a meeting to be ei im the Law Sehool building, $18 i3th st. ®., of SATURDAY EVENING, February 11, at 8 o'clovik, for the formation of an alumwai association. ROBERY P. WAINS, ae MkS. CL. V. RICHMOND, MEIZEROTT HALL, SUNDAY See religious advertisements. it Fr MAY INTEREST YoU THaT JULES waL lace, the famous medium, has taken elegant te rlors at 708 11th st., opp. Palais Royal, and can be consulted daily On all affairs of life and iness; satisfaction in every " select cleaves’ MUNDAY and SATURDAY EVEN INGS at 5 p.m. Open Sunday. ie BvepeNponG READING CLASS—THE v. wall will couduct readings for strangers drers im the theology and philosophy of edenvorg every Monday evening from 3 to Srogclock. in the new church book room, No. 47 Metzerott building, 1114 F st. These ‘readings are free, and all interested are cordially invited. Free library. felo-stt MRS. CL. V. RICHMOND, METZEROTT HALL, SUNDAY. See religious advertisements. It es MORE NOVELTIES FOR 1894.—SAMPLES OF ‘UMBER EIGHT” Rambler, weight 23% Ibs.; Ladies’ “MODEL ©," 30 Ibs., all on; and some- thing new to this section, the RAMBLER “TRIPLET,” can now be inspected at our sales room, 1325 14th northwest.—Our 1894 catalogue is now here, and cannot fail to interest, whether you ride a RAMBLEL or not. fe10 GORMULLY & JEFFERY MFG. CO. $a STEAMER “MATTANO™ WiLL Rescue her route og the Potomac on TUESDAY, the 13th iustant. Duys of sailing—Sundays, Tuesdays and ‘Thursdays, at 7 o'clock am. G. T. JONES, fey-st Agent. HAVING PURCHASED OF W. S. HOGE, AS sigvee, the stock and teams formerly the erty of Wm. G. Burns, I shall continue the iness, and Wm. G. Burns will conduct the bus {ness for me as manager. CLARENDON SMITH, Proprietor. ‘In the future I will conduct the flour and feed business at my old stand on corner of Sth and K sts. for Mr. Clarendon Smith, where I will be pleased to see all of wy old friends and custom- ers, and respectfully solicit « continuance of thelr patronage. WM. G. BURNS, Manager. feo-2t* MONEY TO LOAN IN THE DISTRICT ON AP- property at lowest rates of interest. Large [ty apeclaity. HERRON & ae B. of fes-Imo His 1S TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SU Ticriber has obtained from the Supreme Court the District of Columbia, holding a i — Ss such, letters of administration on the persona Sttate o¢ Thos, J. Luttrell, late of the Distriet ef Columbia, deceased. All baving claims yt the ‘deceased are hereby warned to. ex- it the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber on or before the 26th day of Jan- next. They otherwise by law be,.ex- cluded from all besoGt of the estate. All” per- sous indebted to, the estate will please make ment at the old stand, corner ‘and Penn- Eylvania ave. (feS3t) GEO. J. JOHNSON. DR_S. T. MASON HaS REMOVED HIS DENTAL from cor. 12th st, and Pa. ave. n.w. to 22th st. mw., bet. G and H. fe7-Im £ GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY TO INVEST FIFTY dollars and upwards in a syndicate about putting on the market tn both Baltimore and Wasbing- tom the best subdivision between the two cities. Estimated profits over 200 cent. lnvestment g Address us giv fur particulars, Bos + ea E Chairman Committee. | J. 4, WESTLAKE, M. D., |John C. Parker, acexr. The Westlake Sanitarium, No. 1125 10TH STREET. Physician in Charge. Telephone 206, ‘This Sanitarium is open for the treatment of Rervous diseases, and for cases of the LIQUOR and MORPHINE habit by the “MONROE SYS- ‘The success of this “SYSTEM” has been un- precedented in not only removing all desire for stimulants and narcotics, but also in restoring the physical and nervous condition. Every convenience is supplied for the comfort and privacy of the patients. For full information address or call on J. A. WESTLAKE, M. D., Physician in Charge. @rom the Elmira Daily Gazette and Free Press, January 23, 1894.) CORONER WESTLAKE WILL TENDER HIS RESIGNATION TO GOV. R. P. FLOWER-HE IS GOING TO WASHING- ‘TON, WHERE HE WILL OPEN A SANI- TARIUM—TO LEAVE ELMIRA NEXT WEEK— ELMIRANS WILL REGRET TO LOSE THE DOCTUR AS A CITIZEN. ‘The Gazette today is in a position to announce Officially that Dr. John A. Westlake, one of the coroners of Chemung county, will tomorrow forward his resignation to Governor Flower. Coroner Westlake's resignation is to take effect immediately. Next week he leaves with his family ‘for Washington, D. C., where be will open a sanitarium at No. 1125 10th st. For three’ years past Dr. Westlake, in addition to his duties as coroner; has successfully conduct- @d. the Queen City Medical and Surgical Sani- * tarliiit off ‘upper Lake street. 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EF Also headquarters for Silk Elastic Hosiery and Sapporters. Z. D. Gilman, 627 Pa. Ave. A eee Book and Job Printing. All_ Kinds—Lowest prices. phone, 763. McQUEEN, Printer and P r, 1108-16 E nw. fel0-tt “Brilliant ElectricLights,” “Waving Paims,” “The Music of an Hundred Taiking Machines”’ sia do, we Keep open house every night in our new talking muchine palace. You are invited. Columbia Phonograph Co., g19 Pa. Ave. 2% EASTON, Pres. (fev) R. F. CROMELIN, Sec. “eo a) ted to all bushels de- We have every isi Washington Gentieman —who recently died, took ont a policy for $100,000 Ife insurance two years ago, when he was pronounced sound and healthy, but decided at the last minute to cancel the policy. His family lost just a “cool $100,000. Take out a policy now and stick to it, and your loved ores will be well provided for at Your death. See me now. Chas. L. Gurley, 1335 F | feo ‘se. |THE TARE : gelist’ Wharton of England will preach at 11 a. That “Old Suit” = will tide you over HERE, We cleao and press Suits for $1; Coats, each. Altering 50c.; “Trousers ‘bard times" if you and Vests, 25e. and ‘repairing at noniinal cost. Hahn, DYEING AND 705 9TH ST. N.W. CLEANING, "Phone, 143-2. send it | CHURCH NOTICES. BAPTIST. METROPOLITAN BAPTIST CHURCH, COR. 6TH pastor. evening, Es, 6:80 and A sts. Sunday school, Seats free, All SHILOH BAPTIST CHUL Rev. J. A. ‘The pastor will occupy the pulpit 7:30 pm. At 11 a.u., subject, “Christian” Con- version.” All ¢ ne., Preaching on Sabbath, 11 a.in, Green Clay Smith, 9:30 am. C. E. invited. cH, L J. A. ylor, p: i a. he converts of our m At 4 p.m, Week. The public is invited. SALEM BAPTIST CHURCH, CHAMP n.w., Rev. S. Geriah Lamkins, B.D., pastor.— SS. a.m. Preaching, 11 a. 245 p.m. ** Bu by the pastor. aptist?”” ‘The Br the D. ©. will mest at 3 p.m. tist Sunday School T. BET. 16TH Revival meetings all next IN AVE. ‘The welcome ad- 7 at mastor.— m. and 1t* METHODIST. DOUGLAS MEMORIAL M. E. CHURCH, COR. OF ith and H ne., E. Olin Eldridge, pastor.—9:30 Sunday ‘school. 11 a.m., preaching; sub- Ject,” “Bed Rock. 15 p.m.,” Epworth League meeting. 7:40, annual anniversary of Sunday School “Missionary Society; special program. ‘Thursday, 7:30 p.m., prayer and pratse service. Friends and strangers cordially welcomed. Comel ND M. E. CHURCH.—9:15 A.M., SUNDAY school. 11 a.m.. by pastor, Rey. 8. M. Hart- sock, D. D.; subject, ‘“A Model of Faith and Obe- dience.” 6:30 p.m.. Y. P. 8. C. EL 7:30 p. Preaching by Rev. J. H. Df. Lemon. ISRAEL METROPOLITAN C. M. E,_CHURG cor. Ist and B sts. s.w.—Preaching and holy coi munion at 11 a.m. C. EB. at 6 p.m, Preaching 7:30 p.m. Good music. Rally continued. 1 THE METROPOLITAN A. M. E. CHURCH, M ST. bet. 15th and 16th sts. n.w., Rev. Dr.’ Jenifer will preach at 11 a.m. and a’ sermon at 7:80 p. m. to the Ladies’ Mutual Immediate Relief So- _ ¢lety. ite ar. WON ME. CHURCH, (PTH ST—PREACH- ing a and y Kev. H. A. Carroll, pastor. Sunday school, . Bible class, 3. Young peo- ple’ eeting, 4. Epworth League, 7. ite RED M.E. CHURCH, MASS, AVE. BET. 9th and 10th, Rev. L. T. Widerman, DD tor.—Preaching at 11 a.m. by Rev. J. E. -m., by the pastor. ‘Sunday school, dress will be made by L, Jones, esa. | 9:30 a.m. Epworth 6:45 p.m. Prayer B..-— eeeene ____1t "| meeting Thursday, 7:30 pm’ Seats tree,» it E STREET BAPTIST CHURCH, E ST. BET. 6TH | HAMLINE CHURCH, STS. and 7th sts. n.w.—Pastor J. J. Muir wili preach | w., Es toad Babe bee nesens at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. SS. 9:30 a.m. Y.| school, 9:15 by’ the pastor, 11 _P.'s meeting, 6:45 p.m. Come. ein Mes... an. ‘he Old Time Religion"; 7:30 p. WALKER MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH, MADI-| 2%. subject,“The Love That Passeth Knowiedge.”” son st. bet. Lath und 15th, Rev. I. V. “Bryant, | Epworth League, 6:15 p.m. Tuesday, consecra- Pastor. Sunrise prayer, meeting from 5 to 6| ‘lon. Thuraday, ‘church prayer meeting, 7:30 p. a.m. Sunday school, 9:30 a.m. Preaching at 11/ ™. HAMLINE MISSION, 214 B st. n.w.—Sunday acm. and 7:30 p.iw. the pastor, Revival serv-| School, 3:30 p.m. Prayer meeting, Wednesday, ices during next week. tt | 7a ee = BEREAN BAPTIST CHURCH, 18TH ST. Bur, L| TWELFTH STRERT ME. CHURCH, REV. CHAS, and M n.wW.—Preaching morning and evening by | L. Pate, pustor.-Preaching, 11 a.m. and 7:90 p. the pastor, Wm. A. Creditt. Subject, 11mm. | ™. Sunday school, 0:30 a'm. Epworth Leagub, <The Visit of Love." Arter inorning sermon the | _ 6:30 p.1m. At Lord's supper “will he aduinistered by R’ a Sandy Alexander of Geo “The M PROVID 3d and 4% sts. meeting, 11. Bi Baptist Chare} modious audit: 4th st. and V dially “invited. FIRST BAPTL Scott Circle, @ay school, ing, 6: services all day ley. S.8., 9 a. Interest great; SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH, 3D ST. ? Bishop Johnson, Young of New MT. ZION RAPT! by Mr. S. H. Brooks, supt. of 8. S., subject, “Born of Water and Spirit.” 3 p.m...” doctrinal germon by the pastor, vahject, “Why T Am a Baptist.” 4 p.m.. baptizing from satd church fa the pool at Mt. near M na candidates.” 8 p.m. gospel choir. 8:10" p-m. pa tor, subject, “The Horse Paweth in the Valley. Adtuintstration of the Lord's supper. All. are invited. THIRD BAPTIST CE mW. Rev, Jats, Lec. pastor y | ool, 9:30 a.m. At 11 a.m. the pastor will de- liver an gddress to the Sunday school. At 3 Suniay School Lyeeny: With interesting | papers to be read. Revival pastor. week. Al are NINETEENTH STREET PAPTIST CH and E praise meeting. 30 p.m., prea ARY BAPT! 8. H. the pastor, 11 a, evening sermon. 13% and D sts. ST. MARK’S ctr *. Rey. Dry JAM Sih st. 13 eat dbeys, 7 a near M n curren Or ave r Ushers at 11a. PANY CHL I CONGRE! INGREt sty. tev. M pasior: ‘The pastor wiil siehoul, FI rN Lecture on communion. val still tn progress; 175 conversions, 1t Temperance clot. - and + town. Subject, Congreutional SSS, ma. japtizing, L o'clock p.m. & kw. Communiong 3 p.m. ‘30 p.m., in the ave. se, CHURCH, 16TH ST. 2 Chas. A. Stakely, pastor. 9:00 at. vor meet- p.m. ching by the pastor, 11 a. m, ‘and 7:30 p.m. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH, F ST. BET. 8D AND 4% 8.w.—Revival a.m. Christian End: ‘ou are welcome. continues, Building col by Evangelist Kev ty. Endyavor, D.D, stor.—11 ‘York: ir ministration of bi m., sermon | 1 COR, 12TH p.m. Olive, RCH, Cor, He meetings welcome. Walter H. sy school, 11 p.m. Junior Endeavor, Union. 4 p.m.. Brooks, 6: hing. T CHURCH, STH AND E s.w.. Rev KENDALL CHAPEL BRANCH, Bliss, superintendent. All ‘are cordially inv! EPISCOPA URC vid Dr. Joun 1, Vested m. ie tel rect aa my. Strancers ATIONALIST. ATIONAL CHURCH, ike Mo Newins Ross Fishbarn, assist preach at TL im, seventeenth the 2 With quartet and chore Dr. Bisehoft, organ’ Christian Endeavo: E Bs Joseph, with stereopticon singing. deavor meeting at 4:30 p.m., addressed by Miss Loutse Watso NCE BAPTIST CHURCH, G ST. Rl Preach- _ing, 8 p.m. J.T. Clark, pastor. 22 converts.1t* PASTOR E. HEZ SWEM PREACHES SONDAY, 11 a.m, and 7: wand com: tum of the Second Baptist Church, Seats free. All cor- 30. All Invited. 194 additions. Kev, W. J. Literary exercises Paper read ) pan, preaching by the continue “during the t nen, ne, D.D.. pastor. Hi. Bristow, supt. Preaching . and 7:20 p.m. Baptix NEAR LTH, lees at} ty » 7: i ant t First it it lection Be aptism. by pus 1 AND after ft ts free, MW AML ing st E a vlews, It CHRISTIAN, at 1 ai HURC cl rE N_ CHURCH—F. ST. PAUL'S. BNGLISH LUTHERAN cHUE LUTHERAN. Kev. 8. morning and W. Hamma, will row if. nekseo, Catechism, 3) p. preach, Don eve D. MEMORIAL CHURCH. —Pas- at TE and MEMORIAL, Md. and 9th ne. Pastor, C. H. Butler, at 11. 230 children’s foreign mission service. REFORMED. GRACE REFORMED CHURCH, bet. & pastor. ool, I. av 30 au NON-SECTARIA THE PEOPL! posite pension NEW CHURCH { OF THE HOLY ciry, > e" Frauk Se at Roou ings at 8 o'clock. All are welcome. Al 11 a.m. and 8 York. 9:45 a.m Chureh, corner at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.w., 3. 5. J._E. Fout; 30 p.m. All Morning serv LL SOULS’ CHURCH, © DP st., Rev. 1 indsstonury ra CHURCH, 423: G N.W., OP- oti nday school 10° a.m. Discourse by Rev. Alex. abject welcome. all will preach a from th UNITARIAN, M4TH AND L Rev. CHRIST. Mee her sts. R_and 3 by the pasty at 3 p.m; Y. P. welcome. “What is the Remedy Brute Cre at 7:30, “Trath e Zoroastrian Ethics, 36 All seats, inquirers xerott's omday even- it |. St. C. Wright, New day school and Bible class. m., young people's meeting. All invited. 1t UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST. NITED BRETHREN | MORIAL S.C.'E., at at 1 STS.— reaching Rev. or, A M c ___UNIVERSALIST. CHURCH OF OUR FATHER, 13TH AND L, REV. Barr, at | ~ Pull | FOURTH Ings Are Yours.”* sons from Career of Geo. W. Childs, solo by Mr. Harry Brandon. WAUGH M. E. CHURCH, 3D AND A STS. N.E. Rev. Alex. E. Gilson,D'D., pastor.—At 11_a. and 7:30 p.m. Subject for’ morning, “For I Am Not Ashamed of the Gospel of Chri Sunday School, 9:15 a.m. Epworth ‘Lengu p.m. a! t 1. R and tenor 6: p.m. 1. Church prayer meeting, Thursday, 7:30 re Invited, URCH, 20TH ST. ) pastor, Missionary day. Preaching Y pastor: 7:30 . service con W. Baldwin; 6:30 p.m., Chi it W., REV. FOUNDRY Rev 9:30 i a.m, 6:20 p.in. E. CHURCH, 14TH AND G STS. Dr. Oliver A. Brow pastor, m., Sunday’ school. Prenching by the pastor. Epworth League. anniversary. Address by Hon. Lorrin A. Thurston, Hawatian mint it FOURTH STREET M.B. CHURCH —MISSIONARY 1 am, opriate sermon by the pastor, | vr. M. F. B. Rice. 6:15, Epworth League | prayer meeting. 7:30 p.m., the Sunday school | will hold their missionary ‘Anniversary exercises, | ‘There will be an interesting program. it* GALBRAITH ZION CHURCH, OTH BET. L AND ts. nw., Rev. R.H.G. Dyson, T Prenching, “at 11 a.m. ‘by’ the pastor; hy Rev. Hil: at 7:30 pm, by FM. presiding elder of C. M.E. Chureh, I CHURCH, 122TH AND at 1) am, and 7 Sunday school at CHURCH, STH ST. 3 Sunday ‘school. 11 a.m., pre stor. 3 p.m. imemorizl servicer to the lat Ep Pastdrs of the Baltimore and erences and his many friends are cordially invited. 7:30 p.m., preaching by the pastor, W. H. Gaines, ate WESLEY "EL, COR. STH AND F STS., REV, D.D., pastor.—Sunday se m.. 11 a.m. by Rev. C. win and at 7:30 p.m. by Dr. S. L.” Beller. rr meeting Thursday evening. “All “are wel- | TH STREET ME. CHURCH, COR. RN. | pastor, Kev. J. N. Davis. m. Epworth League, 6:30 p.m. . CONGRESS STREET METHODIST PROTESTANT. | Vet. Mand N sts. Rev. Walter m., p.m. topics of the day.1t* {EK M. EB. CHURCH.—THE | sat Ham, * J Sunday school mission | Epworth League. CHURCH, 44 AND © pastor.11 a.m., 230 p.m., “How Prayer ‘Sunday school. 6:30, all t MT. VERNON MoE. CHURCH SOUTH, cor. oi | Taane W. ST. Sanderland, DD. pas- priming | the | by tor. service, Temperance cho HURCH, 1 vices 11 ‘o'clock Hints.” EL meet We welcome ail, PRESEYTERIAN p-r. iURCH, 4 + John Chester, DD.) pas. tor. jomnorrow bh the pastor at 11 Hi an. bath a.m.* ASSEMGLY'S: ‘ROH, Con. | ner 3th Little, pay mM aud | sc. | it 1 PRI CHURCH, . Oth and “. ‘yeke, pastor. iW t. USpiriraal ming W o'clock. Subject, Ro Sabbarh: chool at : » Ve : ck. Mid-week prayer | evening — at o'clock, | e r 1t} West STREET S CHURCH, PST. | bet. Sst and 32d 7:30 pain Alexandsr, D. “ the paste eS. CE at 6 11 a.m. Rev. Wm. 0, All are it CHURCH OF THE COVENANT (PRESBYTERIAN), | Coun. ave.. N and 18th sts. n.w., Rev. Teunis S.! Hamlin, D.D.. ts ervices at 11 a.m. und 8 Son A at 9:30 a.m. Christian ting at 7 AND Proaching O by the pastor tr! Hershey. Young People’s Soclety at 6:30. Young | wen invited to young men's sociable for Monday r) night. Ir | | THE. EASTERN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, MD, ave. and 6th Thomas Chalmers | é view. 11 a.m, p.m. “The pel and Prof. John A. Roeder, director of Mes. J. 1. Shedd, organist. Strangers invited. Pastor's residence, 308 7th It "FRIENDS. | MFETING. JOUN 1 CORNELL. WI riends’ meeting tomorrow morning at iT lock. at their ABIL T st. a. All cordially invited, | PPTENDS! MFFTID First Day, at 11, at Bible or meet in Speaker, Mrs. 0, | who stands ¥ front rank of trance | ers of the world. Subject, morning, “The Rustling of Their Wings: evening, “Spiritual Cranks.” Before each lecture an opportuntty is given for persons to ask questions. Those who would know what spirituslisin is should not fail to hear Mes, Richmond. She sets forth the beau- | ties of this comforting religion in the most bea tiful language, closing her lectures with a poem | from subjects given by the audience. Come pre- pared with your questions. It SEEKERS AFTER SPIRITUAL TRUTH.—LEC- ture by Mra. A. M. Jaques at the temple, 425 @ st. n.w., §% o'clock, followed by tests by Mr. _ Jules Wallace, ULLAL ISM, pa Short lecture, followed by test ings every MO! and THURSDA’ at 442 7P ye NION MISSION. A. AVE.—TO NEW AUDITORIU! Lizzie Maeniehol. at 7: services daily, 12 0 p.m. ; program: Free Sunday breakfast, 8 to'9 misston Bible school, 9: goxpal service, p.m., conducted by the Indies; Bible training class, 4:45 p.m.: evangelistic meeting, 7:30, con- dueged by Bro. Bailey. Branch mission meetings as usual. It stor.—A.m., “Th Sthe Siory of Gideon.” iu we’ Bitter OTHER SERVICES. THE UNION GOSPEL MEETING FOR THE PRO- motion of holiness, at Rechabite Hall, 414 at. and Pa. ave.. on Sabbath, at 2:30 p.m., ant Thureds 30 p.m.. continues @ favored spot for seekers of pardon and full salvation: our object and aim, the glory of God, which is the salvation of man. Ail are cordially invited. ‘The Hall sisters in charge. it® SCIENCE BIBLE CLASS MEETS Sundays at 11 a.m., at 1023 12th st. o.w. All CHRISTIA Eo SCIENCE INSTI- CHURE fth ard Pa. ave. by Rev. A. G. Faithfal ? i _ OR ~ a SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST: United States in the Light of Prophecy, sub- fect of discourse by Elder 8 J. Hersam. at Seventh Day Adventists’ Church, Sth st. between F and G u.e., tomorrow evening, 7:30. ie . o.W., will bold its Sunday Bible class at 4 o'clock, All are welcome. ate B | national settlement of the currency ques- famine hi Said to have be2n most shameful and crim- | party arrived here this morning from Biar- and Didier, his assistant. | of the | arrested, and the other directors resigned | the shoulders and face. He was taken to ‘vehicle at the first opportunity, but sprain- | BEYOND THE ATLANTIC Matters in Foreign Lands of Interest to Americans. England a the Silver Question in m Prison Investiga- tion—Mr. Gladstone’s Return. LONDON, Feb. 10.—Rupee paper is quoted at 581-8, as against 57 yesterday. ‘The Times says: “It is announced that, the Bank of Bombay is unable to lend any more money, and a sqeeze is therefore in prospect.” The Financial News, commenting upon the silver situation, says that even the Indjan government must see that if it per- sists in its currency policy ruin to the com- merce and credit of India will be the re- sult. The closing of the mints was a colos- sal blunder. The small quantity of bills sold at the height of the export season im- Plies, if continued, that England's credit will have to be employed to avoid the bank- ruptcy of India. The spinners of Lan- cashire are dismayed because the India council muddled the matter of allotment by shilly-shally with regard to the mini- mum price. The folly of the experiment is clear. Obstinacy was the only obstacle to its repeal. The mints were closed without purpose. If the import duty on cotton goods figures in the next India budget the Lancashire demand will enforce an inter- tion, SHOT DOWN LIKE DOGs. Convicts in a Ru m Prison Killed When Unable to Work. LONDON, Feb. 10.—A dispatch to the Standard from St. Petersburg says: The government commission appointed to in- vestigate the scandals in the convict prison at Onor, on the Island of Sakhalien, has is- sued a report which unfolds a terrible tale of suffering and crime. It shows that in this prison there have been instances without number of merciless cases of beatings, lop- ping off of fingers and arms by saber strokes, while cannibalism under stress of been of common occurrence. it is related that there have been cases where convicts have endeavored to be con- victed of murder, when, in fact, they were not guilty of any such crime. During the whole year of 182 there was an almost con- tinuous string of convoys carrying the corpses of convicts from Onor to Kykov- skaya, the residence of the authorities. In nearly every case the bodies were so muti- lated that they presented a pitiful spectacle and moved the persons who looked upon them to tears and words of indignation. The bodies were interred without the slight- est inquiry on the part of the authorities as to how the wounds were inflicted. The neglect of the prisoners at Onora is inal. No doctor ever visited the institu- tion and convicts who failed to perform | their work on account of physical inca- | pacity were placed on half diet in the place | called @ hospital. When it became appar- ent that they would be unable to perform further duty they were dispatched like ani- mals with a revolver by the inspector and were registered on the prison books as hav- ing died from a disease. The principal au- thor of the atrocities, it is asserted, is a former convict of the name of Shakoff, who was a favorite of the district commandant and was promoted to be inspector general. A London Report About the Valkyrie. LONDON, Feb. 10.—The Field today says: “American yachtsmen will be disappoint- ed to hear that it is extremely unlikely that the, Valkyrie will race in American waters next year.” . Mr. Gladstone ches Paris. PARIS, Feb. 10.—Mr. Gladstone and his ritz, and were welcomed by numbers of | people, who had gathered on the platform. | he British premier was in excellent spirits | and restarted at 10:30 a.m. for London. Lebenkuela’s Death Rumored. CAPETOWN, Africa, Feb. 10.—It is ru- mored here that King Lobenguela ts dead. Counterfeiters at Marseilles Arrested. LONDON, Feb. 10—A dispatch to the Standard from Marseilles says: A gang of | counterfeiters of coin has been arrested. The prisoners include Tauzet, the chief | clerk of a branch of the Credit Lyonnais, | Au Austrian Oticer Charged With Forgery. H LONDON, Feb. 10.—A dispatch to the} Daily News from Vienna says: “An officer general staff has been errested, charged with forging checks to the amount of 20,0% florins. ‘The officer belongs to a high family. He is a persistent gambler, | and Is otherwise dissipated. Russe-German wreaty Signed. BERLIN, Feb. 10.—The Russo-German | treaty has been signed for both countries. | | Bank Scandct in Paris. i PARIS, Feb. 10.-On demand of the Bank | of France, the Banque D’Escompte has | been placed in the hands of a liquidator. | Yesterday Baron Soubeyran, a director, was | on the Bank of France demanding a judi- cial liquidation ———_ ABOUT GEORGETOWN. Various Matters That Are of im That Section. By the breaking of a grindstone in the kindling wood factory of Mr. Charles Schutt, near the water's edge, yesterday afternoon, Mr. Chacles Baker, an employe, was struck and badly cut and bruised about | terest Baldus’ drug store, where his wounds were | dressed, and then in the patrol wagon to his home in Rossiyn. Jumped From the Wagon. While Mrs. Matthews, the superintendent of the girls’ reform school, on the Conduit road, was driving on the New Cut road hear the Foxhali road, she dropped one of | the lines and the horse taking fright dash- ed away. Mrs. Matthews jumped from the | ed her ankle on alignting. She will prob- ably not be able to waix, her physicians say, for at least two weeks. Notes of Interest. Miss Anna C. Robinson, the teacher of | German at the Western High School, owing | to continued ill health, has tendered her | | Dividends year ending January Si, Lous, Salaries Rent INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS. ACCOUNTANTS Page 11 AMUSEMENTS. Page 9 ATTORNEYS. Page 11 | AUCTION SALES. age 16 Page 10 Page 11 ‘age 11 Page 11 Page 3 Page 8 COAL AND Woon. . Page 11 | COUNTRY REAL E Page 10 | DEATH iu J 3 10 ew nu} 10 | FOR RENT (Ottices) Page 10 | FOR RENT (Pianos Page 10 "age 10 10 w 10 FOR SALE (Bicycles) Page 10 | FOR SALE (Houses). Page 11 | FOR SALE (Lots) Page 11 FOR SALE (Miscellaneous) Page 11 FOR SALE (Pianos)... Page 1 HORSES AND VEHICLES. Page 11 HOTELS. Page 13 Lé DIES’ Goops. Page 11 | LECTURES. Page 9 LEGAL NOTICES. LOCAL MENTION LOST AND FOUND, MARRIAGES. MANICURE. MEDICAL. MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN. NEW : PIANOS AND ORGANS PERSONAL Page 10 PROFESSIC Page 11 PROPOSAL Page 10 RAILROADS SPECIAL NOTICES SUBURBAN PROPERTY UNDERTAKERS WANTED (ilelp) WANTED (Fouses). WANTED (Lots). WANTED dtooms) WANTED (Situations) WANTED (Miscellaneous) WINTER RESORTS THE SANITARY LEAGUE. The Annual Meeting to Be Held on the 26th Instant. At the February meeting of the Council of the Sanitary League, held at the board of trade room$ last night, Monday, Feb- | Tuary 26, was fixed as the date for the an-| nual meeting of the league. The meeting will be held in the Columbian University lecture hall, and the annual address will be | delivered by the president of the league, Mr. R. Ross Perry. A report of progress, was received last night from Miss Isabel H. Lenman, chairman of the committee on public wash and bath houses. Plans are being considered for the establishment of | such houses. Dr. B. E. Buckingham and | Mrs. Laura Somers Hersley were elected members. oe Ld WH! Ron Nearer Upper Marthore’. It is reported from Bristol, says an An. napolis special, that, owing to the heavy damages claimed by several of the land owners through whose farms the line of | the Washington and Chesapeake railroad runs, a change will be made in the survey So as to pass around these lands and near- er the town of Upper Marlboro’, and thence across the Patuwtnt river into Anne Arun- del county, above or near the village of Bristol. Seventeen carts passed bristol Tuesday for Chesapeake Beach, to be used by the contractors on the Washington and Chesapeake railroad, which is now being graded. rome. The threatrical benefit by the theatrical profession at the Broadway Theater, New York, yesterday afternoon netted $000, The money is turned over to Mayor Gil- roy for distribution. ee eee ee FINANCIAL t the WASHINGTON SiX PER CENT. PERMANEAT B. ASSOCIATION RECEIPTS. ‘ash on hand Feb. 1, 1Sis. y r $494,753.57 DISRURSEMENTS. real ex Toans secured t tate and bonds Stock repaid... 22) Interest on Ktock re $275,100.09 172,092.00 Uuice expenses. Balance (cash) on band February 1, 180% Feb loa February “1, 1894. ry 1, 1894, ns. Auditing Committee, GEO. ©. Bi CHAS, GRAFE JACOB MIL OFFICE, No, 624 F ST. Nw, ¢ close AYSEAL STATIN i at close of bUsiness, Dec THE SECURITY MUTCAL IPs, OF BINGHAMTON, Pheips Bank By 30,1808. SSOCIATION | A RESOURCES. resignation, to take effect on the 15th of | this month, Genuine regret is being ex- pressed by ail who have been associated with Miss Robinson in her school work. | The canal will.open if the weather con- | tinues as it has been on March 1, The, dredges will be put to work in a few days to deepen the channel by removing accu- | mulations of refuse blown in the great | ditch during the winter. Ofiicer Yetton of this precinct has been | placed on the mounted list and Officer | c. H. Bradley once more made a foot po-| liceman. L. G. Hephard yesterday sold to John W. Thompson a one-fourth interest in 11 acres 3 roods of land lying on the Georgetown and Rockville turnpike and a tract on the Powder House lane. A small fire which caused considerable excitement occurréflast evening at the home of Mr.'C. H. Fickling, on 31st street. Jace curtains, chairs and carpets were damagec. = fee Shearman’s Meeting at Gloversville. Thomas G. Shearman, whose recent low tariff lecture at Gloversville, N. Y., was at- tended by mob-like proceedings on the part of his audience, returned yesterday to Brooklyn. “About 1,500 people,” said he, “gathered at the Gloversville Opera House to hear me speak. With the exception of perhaps 300 roughs they were respectable citizens. After I had been speaking about twenty minutes the racket commenced, the rowdies stamping and yeiling, while some of them asked questions and others made Liens on real estate, first bond and wortgage .. ge ope st ‘Cash on hand, in banks and with t companies... School district bonds Agents’ ledger balances (secured) Premiums in course of collection. Interest. due and acerued. All other items... Dividend obligations. All other items. Surplus . Amount paid in death claims Amourt of insurance in force The association has been in business seven years, Has never'had & @eath claim due and unpaid, and has the largest cash surplus, in portion to the amount of iusurance in force, of any purely mutual company reporting to the \ York Insurance De- parcment. CF The new business written during the year 1883 exceeded that of 1892 by FIFPTY-POCR PER CENT. J._V. McINTYRE, Manager Southern Department, Room 23, Warder building, corner th and F sts. nw. JNO. W. PARSONS, late disbursing officer coast and geodetic surrey, District Manager amd As- sistant Manager Southern Department. it © T. BAVENNER, Member Washington Stock Exchange. Real Estate and Stock Broker. speeches. I persevered for three hours in trying to speak, but at 11 o'clock the meet- ing was adjourned.” CHURCH NOTICES. a REV. GEORGE ELLIOTT, D.D.. WILL ADDRESS the men’s xospel meeting at the Y.MLC.A. Gyi- nastum Hall. 1409 N. Y. ave. n.w., Sunday, Peb- ruary 11, 1894, 4:30 p.m. Subject: “The Yours Man's Choice.” Mr. Sankey will sing at this meeting. A cordial invitation to every man. Bible class, 3:30 p.m at INVESTMENT SBCURITIFS. Stocks, Bonds and Grain bought and sold ter ash or om taargin. Cottqu bought and sold ta New York or New Or- vane, CORRESPONDENTS. “arnell, Hacaman & Co..New York Siork Exchange. Lehman Bros. New York Cotton Exchange. Lebman, Stern & Co.,New Orleans Cotton Exchange ‘amson Bros & Co., Chicago Board of Trade. Private wires te New York, Caicago aad New Or seans. ‘Lvicplous, 408, pelt-e 20 Per Cent Per Month _ Js what we are earning for our customers, Can you do better? Profits paid twice each "7 money’ cain be ‘withdrawn ay thine: $30 te $100 can be invested: pays $4 to $20 ‘each month; Write for circulars. FISHER & ©0. Bankers and Bro = 18 and 20 Broadway, Ni Members of Consolidated Stock Exchange. WASHINGTON NATIONAL BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, OHIO NATIONAL BANK BUILDING 4 PHENOMENAL SUCCESS. Tt issues a limited number of Prepaid Shares, which Will be taken off the market March 1 or earlier, Applications will be filed in their order, but mo ene Person will be allowed more then fifty shares, Cost, $50 per share, on which cash @ividends are paid semi-annually at 6 cent annum, and full profits are credited besides. Sciling rapidly. *R, President. Hon. JOSEPH D. TAYL W. F. JOHNSON, General Manager. feStomt J. C. STODDARD, Secretary. ‘Money To Loan Upon Collaterals & Real Estate. ‘This company has money to Joan on real estate and other collateral security at lowest rates of interest. Individuals owning unimproved Property and desiring to build « home or to improve it for rental purposes will be loaned the requisite amount at a low rate of interest. Am. Security & Trust Co. 1405 G St. OFFICERS. J. W. WHELPLEY...ist Vice Pres. & Treas. GEO. E. EMMONS. --2d Vice Pres. & Sec. Attorneys & Trust Officer. HOME BUILDING ASSOCIATION, Bleventh issue of Stock. the treasurer, 1907 eo. are. 5 Second monthly meet! payments 11th series Tuesday evening.13th inst.,. at s.w. corner Pa. ave. and 19th st. $1.00 each per month, and may be lueeting or at any time at the office urer, ax above. As the business of this series is closed, $2.00 will en each share taken now. : The financial stringency has making of loans fo stockholders sired, nor the redemption of With its interest at 6 per cent. rate ts allowed on monthly payments settlements. As much as $200 per share be obtained loans, the monthly payment stock and $1.00 as interest. Loans can in whole or in part, at the convenience of rower. Average amount loaned per shate the & January meeting was $106.00. arrangement surplus ‘bas ‘iready shortened. the ‘tiie, ist whieh shares will mature, or the monthly cap: cel loans, by a little over fourteen ‘and will make (be Interest equal about 10 per cent. We have had a careful management, ly mo losses have occurred. As ment for the future is Come in with us. THE- WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY. CAPITAL, $1,000,000. GRANITE BUILDING, NINTH AND F STS. N.W, Ir you with to BORROW MONEY for the improvement of your property in ‘bullding ‘this Compamy can give you liberal tecma Bought and sold for cash or on margin, From 5 Shares upward GRAIN From 500 Busbels upward, quotations. Private wires, Prompt es Commission, % of 1 per cent. ja16-m NET 22% PER CENT NET ebruary 1, NET 18% PER CENT NET “ Making total ef 36 PER CENT earned and paid ‘rua J to, the ‘subscribers to our Co-operative stock specu- rds” payable ation syndica car . 2,827 Our frst series = 18, 1808, and ruury 1, 1804. Surplus zgteiated closed J: 3, 1894. Second’ caries opened Jaa. to date (reinvested) 20,815.30 ay January 15, earning peemt of per IN LESS THAN THIRTY DaTs. SSS.860-43 | This play of stock operations ta the aly aly, H. H. BERGMANN, J. A. MAEDEL, | Safe one. ‘Treasurer, Secretary. OUR THIRD SERIES IS NOW OPEN. We have caretaily examined the books and | if Fou are MAILED FRE records of the association, and find the “abore | at @ oe statement to be correct. Highest ——_i}"" e Bankers and WM. FELDHA\ ——, ch - at Pal i. UHAVENSTEIN, Long-distance Telephone, 4876 tm IN WEYSS, id AND PAID-UP policies purchased at « fair Ge dli-tf EDWARD N. BURNS. 1307 F st. Rooms 1 and 2, 2d floor, over Riggs Insurance Gy 1331 F ST., STOCKS, BONDS AND GRAIN Private wires to New York and Chicago. Jal7-1mo Telephone 1541. " CORSON & MAC: MEMBERS OF THE NEW ¥) ‘STOCK 1419 F st., Glover Broadway, Bonkers and Dealers in Government Ponda Deporits. Railroad stocks and bonds and all securities Net- Saicee, Soaks cok Ga a ‘Balen oe aneaty Geode of Goetmeent squectien, tp 5 phere une he he epbone =