Evening Star Newspaper, March 24, 1894, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 1894-TWENTY PAGES. \f o id a , x SPECIAL NOTICES. .« SPECIAL NOTICES. «¢ CHURCH NOTICES. CHURCH NOTICES. CHURCH NOTICES. INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS. TNANCIAL. ec Inte: i LovOmOW BEERS ee | Mrs. C. L. V. Richmond On BaPTist. LUTHERAN. ACCOUNTANTS... MONEY. NCE HALL, cor. 4% and Pa. ave. Seal MEIZEROTT HALL, SUNDAY, | MARVIN M. E. CHURCH SOUTH, 10TH AND B/ PASTOR B HEZ SWEM'S SUBJECT SONDAY,| SQ PAUDS ENGLISN LUTHERAN oaURca,|4NUSEMENT HALL Page ® > . ‘obi-ition. Come,hear this elequent ad-| ‘See religious advertisement. md-lawaw s Rey. Augustus Da pastor, (11 | 11 ams te Will We, Kuow Our Loved Ones! corner of 11th and H sts. u.w., Kev. & Dower, | AMUSEMENTS, Page 9 | Brerybody wants to make money. In mo way cam Heusley, musical director. ite eae = ope ae a. The God of the Living BD, mission Atver, Death, and, the Remurrection Preaching pastor “buster cowinuaivn and coniiruation i ATTORNEYS. Tage 1! & te Steske es iu = SMUCATIGN rest versary. Address by Chaplain W. G. [sau 7:30 p.m. by the pastor. Seats free, Att orning, sock; music; anal- | AUCTION - oe SS ye ey Talking Machine ty ate to me Singing "by “Mr. “Harry "prandon. Saturday even) Second Baptist Church buliding, ath’ st. 'and| yerary of the Sunday ‘stuodl othe evening et ee Page 16/7 make money, one must have reliable advice and — angie SUNDAYS sare one beet overworked business men-Lay back in your chair| 18, stereoptieon lecture. Aduission, 15 cts. 1t | Vu. ave. se. & AS __1t | National kites’ armory, ou G st., in charge of BUEIXESS GiLASC Page 3 right Kind of broker. We bave tesueé « bar- clock pe. foe the Ot | —diewate your correspondence to the talking ma-|OONURESS STREET MuTHODIsT STANT |B STREET BAPTIST CHURCH, B st. Ber. ert) t+ D. Aldin, superitendent, at UGH NovieLS Paze 3 | open to impection. It bus ‘correctly Torwesla" the Sttending the funeral of our late brother, Wm, | chine as fast or as slow as yon Ifke—the machine | burch, Bist bet. M and X, Rev, Walter R. Gra-| and 7th a.w.—Itev. J. J. Mulr will preach at| GHURGH OF THE REFORMATION, Pa. ave : Page 3 - ne en “ HN Ag bro. Nalley was oar only charter | Core 0° But, on ae ee a a ham, pastor.—Kaster service, 11 a.m. Annual ant 7:30 Pm The regular quartet, | “and 2 st. s.e., Hev.W. K. Parse, D. D., pastor.—| weg oe ed » meuber the W. M- is desirous that evey mem- an intelligent can rest. pilstionasy jublice ‘by ‘Sunday school, “7:00 p.m. of Mies C. V, Kidwell, Mrs. 8. Easier stale and somes at lly commie sok oan be prevest om, Ths occasion. Slembers | Glad to anewer any questions thls may suggest. fer program. ier "| Evans, Mr, 7, R, Riley’ and Dr. "A. J Brown, | reception of new meuibers wt 7220 pas, Eaarer s TY Man ister lodges are fraternal ited. '¥ | Sold or rented. Gi OTH . “S Sts.—| sees large chorus, reader special fer ut both serviews; Sunday schuel at 9:30; a ae & te We. . COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH 00., 919 Pa ave. | “PACE, ing by te paste rater Aa SaSiSing | _Eualc at beth services. Baptiam in the evening.1 ee G:Ab; praise service on Tbareday at 7:20. ro ___*._WILLISS, Seeretary. | gD. EASTON, Pres. (m2) R. F. CROMELI and evening; music appropriate to the day will | NINETDENTH STREST BAlTIST CHURCH, ivTH | _1t EDUCATIONAL, 1S EXCISE BOARD FOR THE = Ts 7 be a specisi feature of these services. Sunday! aad I sts. n.w., Kev. Walter H. Brooks, D.D., = EXCURSIONS — . Washington, March 28.1 ie 4 pagIONABLE LADY School at 9:30 a.m. Epworth League, 6:30 p.m. | pastor.—9 a.m., Sunday school. 11 a.m., sermon CONGREGATION ALIST. 3 NS. [= = bar-roam eens bave bean Tuna desire fashionable clothes, consult ne—| _L¥erbods welcome. ae y the pasto’. 2 p.m., Junior, and 0:20, Senior ery = —— | FINANCIAL, ; ggg ~ gh agp Bie Inspect the richest line of Tmported Woolens | McKENDREE M. E. CHURCH. MASS AVE. BET.| Endeavor Yovlety. B pm. Loyal Texperance | Fite CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, CORN = ae 4 Ls of Ja ¢ c ya ate b ders Lee Wideman “| Soctety. 7:30 p.m., song service ty the choir, " We, Kev. - im, D. NT (Flats. ax Army aed Sov hat hag yet crmaad the water. We give you) $th and lOth, Hey. 1. , Widerman, D/D.. pastor. | Suclety, 7°90, pm. song, sorry tee aot pastors Kew. ae Fiabborn, swsistest | yOR RENT (Houses). — ST MeCurthy, 1408 i prices—for we don’t charge for| 0:30 a.m. Epworth League, 6:45 p.m. Prayer Street, Presbyterian Church. Seats tree. Puvlie} fy the 74:30 pul, sunday school Easter | FOR $4LB (Miscellaneous) Brokers, H. Rosenburg, 2 “ ‘2. - a Se Sento) ee A ee : . service, ‘with address by fon, En A. Morse; bas-| FOR KENT (Offices). New ¥ 407 10th st. p.w.; P. J. Monaben, 1323/1" 4 FASHIONABLE MAN eee Seritation te i). = | eee. DB BAPTIST CHURCH, 16TH ST. N.B.,| ter music by qusftet ond chorus of Bfty voices, | FoR RENT dooms) Beate st., h st. mw.; W. Fenton, § sw. KOGER able clothes, the same sp-| NORTH CAPITOL M. i CHURCH, REV. CHAS.| Kev. R. V. Peyton, pastor. Beptizing, 9:80 a.m. | Jed by Dr, Bischott, organist; Sunday school, | PO pen (ms private wire, WILLIAMS, ‘Cletit, Excise Board. it 2 You chase a, will-o-the-wiep” | L. Pate, pastor.—Fuster sero and’ special | Communion, 8 p.m. Preacking, 8 p.m. All are| _¥:$9 a.m.; Christian Endeavor eo ——— seeking ‘cheap’ (inferior) tailoring—ours | music by choir at 11 a.m. Preaching 7: invited. t*_ | THE TABERNACLEgi NEAR y.—BASTER : costs you a little more perhaps, but f@ much | Sunday school, 9:30 a.m. Epworth League, 6:30 | =~ ae ; eee | AGATE SEARS 0.0 —RASEEE | pon GAL Caiepeiat. ~Page 11 SRQURITY AXD TRUST COMPANY, Gbeaper in the end. pm. Prayer ‘meeting, Thureday. OW eg ae gg Bye, ge ee Bes ag Fishburn: ‘at 7:0, by the pus: | FOR SALE (Houses). Page i | NOTICE 1s Ex Go the. stocked. (HE ICE QUESTION FOR THE COMING SUM- GEO. T. KEEN, TAILOR, TWELFTH ST. M. FE. CHURCH, REV. J. M.SLAR-| $$." 9:30 a.m. Precching at 11 . “T tor, Bev. G. Jumes Jones; the Lord's supper FOR SALE (Lots) ‘AND TRUST mer season is one that must soon be settled in 1310 and 1312 F st. row, pastor.—Preachivg at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. | Resurrection of Christ,” by the Will be celebrated at the conclusion of the even- | FOR SALE (Miscellaneous). Columbia as of many homes. i: Santas cehool af 9:80 a.m. Epworth League | Zyceum at 3 p.m., ‘Thos, 1. Jones, 239, pane. Service, Fae levies: | pon Aa ee 8 divident of 1 z : | pee rvices at 6:30 p.m. t r by Prof. J. W. Cromwell. Gi PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, COR. | yoy : ‘the ee eee at Physicians Ali Concede WAUGH M. E CHURCH, SD AND A S08 N.E,| Preaching, 7:18 “nye Ascension of Curlst,"'| 370, and P ats. u.w., Kev. Sterling N. Brown, jyrg s AND VEHICLES. Blente Ice during the past three years, wi ‘That it’s impossible to do skillful surgery with| Be¥. Alex. £. Gibson, D. D., pastor.—At 11 a by the pastor. C. B. W. Gurdon, D.D., Special Easter sermons and Master music. HOTMS....... What result the continued growth of the com- A fate Le DIES’ Goobs. POOR IN@TRUMENTS. |W. ‘cmplet- night. “ ‘aud evening. Welcome. S pany’s business is the best test. Made of pure pins pty eg ee ig a service’ at 7:30 p.m. Sunday school, 9:15 a.m.| Bishop Johnson, D.D. Dr. P. = 3 =o | LECTURES. .. uring water, distilled and fitered in the pro-| SYRUMENTS found this side of New York.| Dorr! League. OS, pin. Temperance prayer! will preside. Admission, _25¢. pone arial Rein een : trial wilt r long experience makes us “experts, not | — " te ——_______. | 00ND BAPTi PRO . BET. H STREET TIA TRC ois -Page 8 Prompt and regular delivery to all pers 2. |Gilman’s Drug Store, ?*. Breaching, by Daetor, at I Am. and 730 pm | pel, HA quarter seview Bporgl Muniec Gay Ey abner oe rind city, every order, large or small, can be better '9AVE.N.W. rayer meeting, Thursday evening. — ___1t_| sic at each service. Evster @&ercives by Lycetm | oo 0 tn Ae it NEY W. ‘Page filled hereafter than ever before. The rates for | wb24 ‘ METROPOLITAN M. E. CHURCH, 4% AND C STS. | at 3 p.m. will consist of choruses, solos, dpets ED porn ak cee ie a hence NOTAMIEN PUBLIC eeteoras “Page it Hygienic Ice are as low as those quoted by | Bw, Ree: Hugh Jobusion, DD, pastor. Prench-| and tustramental’ ‘usle. Symposium,“ aublect: | Ke Migr of aivinore se Tein past Sunday | Oc, pUBEC. é =] peng y Dr. L. B. Wilson, presidi “The Need for Co-operation in Our a . ay et -Page ether responsible companies. Moth ; at 7:80 p.ui., Rev. & M. Harteock. D. De| Industrial Enterprises.” ‘The geatiem School, 9:40 S.C. Bat 6:80, it*_| PERSONAL...... Page 10 Your patronage ts cordially solicited. Order aday school at 9:30 a.m. worth League at rt are Mr. J. & Bruce, Dr. Geo. Richardson, ev pg | PIANOS AND ORGANS. .Page 8 from any driver; or telephone to the works, 15th Paper. mo hm Special Tausie for Easter oc mat ] r It UNIVERS ALIST. | POTOMAC RIVER BUATS. “Page 20 | and B sts. me. No. 1800; or address a postal ‘ ka, Acetate, canon are — it | Mi. CARMEL BAPTIST CHURCH, COR. sTH AND | CHURCH OF OUR FATHER, 18TH AND L, REV. “Page $ i —Rev. Dr. J. B. Stitt, pastor, Te bool, 9:30 mn Fact’ of ristianity ; 1., spect * a THE HYGIENIC ICE COMPANY._| CHAS. G. STOTT & CO., 450 PA. AVE. N.W., reach 11 a.m. and 7:90 p.m. Epworth League, | the pastor.” Nabjects mi. Pyagching by] Slusical service ty the Sunday schoo. nesieted ty | SERCLAL NOTICES. -Page 3 HERE WILE. BE A MEETING THE STOCK- | WHOLESALE AND RETAll. PAPER DEALERS. ‘80. Seats free, and friends and strangers wel- reaching jby the pastor. Subject: “Spring. $1 an orchestra of ten pieces; solo by Miss ‘Sinslapd STEAM CARPET CLEA’ -Page 10 Boldess of ‘he Corcoran Fire Insurance Compa mhas come. Prayer meeting, Thursday, 7:30 p-m. 1t*| Boctial music. Strangers weleume Beate ne aud jan address by the pastor. cordially 'io- | STORAGE. . “Page 8 at thelr ofice, G4 iith st. a.w., on MONDAY, | FIFTER! vs oe ee ee 2 su : an April 2, Isi4, for the purpose of electing nine = = Sunday sctoal 9-40 enc rsermon, Leta, by the| FASE BAPTIST CHURCH, “16TH ST. ABOVE anced Gr THE REDEEMER, HARee HATE, | CxDBRTARERS. cms ee a ee ee Don’t Put It Off pastor, Rev. W. W. Van Arsdale, Banter wervices | Gey yin’ 90 ae Are eeelyspastor.—Sun- | esvand Pa. ave. we.-Preacilng at 3:10 p.m. by WANTED (Kelp)... saad masa = ee “ | Untll 10 or, 11 o'clock tonigt to buy your aot OS bw, Al ave wees, __Tt® | ing. 6:80 gum., Pronchiog Wy the posite 11 ar eg 6 oa es flheree pas | WANTED Glevems.. Page 10 at the; long . Gare make your selection. ve some Mey ai Faster service; a = ah in y Badopet wae S merts euch as are tured oat at cor. 15th st. still z _ reek hy ieking We tea, ooo |CALVARY BAPTIST CIi(RCH, STH AND HS = WANTED (Miscellaneous). Page 10 and Fa. ave. procixim the weerer a gentle man—of taste, stylist ly and perfectly dressed. FOURTH STRBET M. B. CHURCH, REV. Bf. F.| Gedication of &S, howe. i] ak at 11:15 a.m. on “The City Wi aa ck do tot charge one dollar, more than 617-619 7th st. nm B. Rice, pastor.—11 a-m., Easter sermon, bY! pastor. 7:30 p.m., Daptlann, Lape ee Senator Win. Peffer, at 3380 p. ‘ boob cael Call and see pastor: inusic 038 duced peed Rr ‘Tuesday and Thursday evening meetings noxt Qhstacies in the Way of the’ Poor. seats fre. DR. NAYLOR’S REMOVAL ers. 330, . welcome. (SW. H. CRANSTON, TAILOR, _ Meeting: 7:80, Kaster service by Sanday school. | Cotton aud coagreentcion ey evening, re-| All ws aan Ss | QOR. 16TH AND Pa. av =o Mr. ZION 3B. CHURCH. KENDALL CHAPEL BRANCH, 18% and D a.w, NEW CHURCH, [OOLN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF je ot 1, A. ov. ‘T. “Outwater, pestor.—Sinday” scbool, se > he ie oe Soinanie SGE_COMPANT OF fi Paying Too Little. Boks, PET sy sabeal, Sarena ame aad 10pm S| CHURCH OF [THE HOLY City, DUPONT cIxcLE, | Interest Felt in the Gonferenoe With ington Loan and Trust building.—The ann eee ere nl » Sth ai nw., L. D. Bliss, i chy tog x ree § * . ting of the stockholders of the Lincoln Fire MOODY-TYSON UNION MEBTIN R gupt.—anday school, 3:20 pm. Ali’are welecme | Wij! Breck the Raster cornea ot 1am; fou Bishop Hurst Tonight Fisurance Company, tor the election of afteen (15) | ter Fou get bad bugter,—it too and gitls will be held at Wesley Chapel. cornet | _ ft era ic te sionee, Dreing 30 closing lecture on $rustees to serve for the ensuing year. will be beta | ie tee Sek fen ek tt of Oth and F sts., tomorrow and Sundays dur-| METROPOLITAN BAPTIST CHURCH, COR. OF image,” The Christian doctrine of i the office of the company, MONDAY, i 8, on band. John C. Parker, | If you pay too little for but- subject, “The Resurreetiou."? Sunday school Easter 7:30 p.tm., preaching by the pastor. ig April, at 4 p.m. ite Va. will lecture Monda: it w., Rev. 8. H. Greene, D.D., pastor.—Sunday school, 9:15 a.m., P. H. Bristow, supt. 10 2.0, A and 6th sts. ne,, Rev. Gi PLE'S CHURCH, 428 G ST. N. Let geiona otfice.—Rev. Alex. Kent, rc PI eee the Word as t WINTER RESORTS. i = S aaneniin ae nie eial ne, Hi iit, Books for the transfer of stock will he Your,—tf too little for shoes | MT. VERNON PLACE M. EB. CHURCH SOUTIT,| tor.—Services, 11 aim. and 7:80 ore eae Prteence of God with an. All seats are fr. A Broader Principle Than That of Ad- jose from Friday. April @, 1894, to Tuesday. | ae ant shek rner 9th and K sts. n.w—Preaching 11 a.m‘| ferenoun by Rev. Theron Outwater. In event New Church tracts in the vestibule. A cordial in- April 10, 1894, both days inclusive. i 2 thece—and so Sythe pastor; 3 p.m Bev. J. W Les, evauge-| Miss Agnes Tuch, formerly assistant to Evangelist | vitation to all. At herence to an Individual Involv- i 24,31 . FP. H. BARBARIN, Secretary. | th tafloring. We have List, to men only; 7:30, preaching, also by Hev.| Yatwan, will speak on wissious. Special choral - — was apt.7-Ot ee ground our prices down to the Ir. Lee, and evangelistic serviee; Sunday school, under direction of Prof. H. T. Statham. FRIENDS. ed in the Protest. G@ Meerine or THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE | ask C. E., 8:80 p.m. ae | 8 welcome. _ It covert Riggs Fire Insurance Company, for the election | point where paying more ® M. BE CHURCH, @fH AND P STS.| TUIKD BaPpris? ChtrcH, cow OF ATH | FRIENDS’ MEETING (ORTHODOX) HELD EVERY ef thirteen trustees, will be beld at the office of | means extravagance and pay- p.w., Rev. B.S. Tedd, D. D., paator.—Euster| 8nd Q sts. o.w., Rev. James H. Lee, pastor...| frst day at 11, in the parlors of the Y. M. C. A. Pig RRA, TIGL F gtrect won WEDNES, | —s je weriies! Maes Soak, 648 ae ane Sunday school at 9:20 a.m. Suiday schcol quar. | 1400 New York avenue. Bible class after meet-| The pros and cons over the removal of THOMAS H. WHITNEY, Treasurer. AY. Avril 18, 1804. Polls will be opened af 12 ea tailoring. by the pastor. {1 acm.; subject, The Mirncie of | erly Feview at 11 a.m. Services appropetnte tor | ing. Public invited, ate Nayl = JNO. J, W. REYNOLDS, Secretary and Geseral ip, tnd slowed ac 2 p.m Tranter books will be We will never sacrifice our the Ages: 1:80 p.m. subject, The Good Tidiugs Easter. (S'S Lycra’ uf 3 Paper by = ae aust say emediag sedis fo closed on of election. bic! of Easter; worth ie, 6:15 p.m.; Tuesday, if ter. Preachi: at a ject, | ington trict are becoming more and | '68-17T Washington Leen and |_mhi7-sewlmo HARRY C. BIRGE, Secretary. | na miata es Sogsecratons” Thuredes. chured pha er tecting. | _ “The Basurrcction Afi ‘are welcome, As" AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN ore numerous as argument continues, and | ORGANIZED UPON THE DEFINITE” CONTRACE ‘f0 MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC: . ly to p.m, Ham isston, st. &..—-| VERMONT AVENUE BA ee | THES |g Ps quote @ ridiculously low price. Sunday school, 8:80 p.m; prayer meeting, Wed-| “Bont are, tot we ood heer the result of the conference between the] sgt, ts menbus @ cu abt pute ie UPE INSURANCE CO., under the management midis peter veaday, 7:80 Dm i a am, by Bev. @.W. Berast. aia j committee representing the official boards | vestment for their savings, facilitates the pur cae. - : NYRAL M. P. cH, 12 Ne rection of Christ," 7:30 p.m., sndfect, “Practi- EXLER NORDLINGER, trated ra ag poe CHSTRAL MM, F. CHURCH, 27H AND MONCW.| Sei Guristuain? Bitar Eee core! | The Market House Gang Gets a New ° ® large majority of the Methodist | chase and tmprovement of real estate. Money af wh20-ta, thécs6t 26 F st. aw {Nc ‘igus ‘of the Wesurrection:"” “1:30, Ste| versions. You are welcome, Goo "We Len De, + Neer apr rnueal eer casd rg igual ene 4 How 1S THI? G. Warfield Sim n Christ Be Not Risen, What Thea?” it | _ pastor. a . Fighting Ground. which takes place tonight, is being looked eee ae ——- iT - —— i - PSO! ? RYLAND M. BE. CHURCH.—SPRCIAL EASTER pe pel eed £ St. BET. ter | forward to with interest closely allied to whee Sli Oth #t. Tailor, 12th and F Sts. pt Prey ye ogra 4 Soames ‘the pastor eel ca vos the ane ee TEs | excitement. Speaking of the recent turn at .D.; "6:30 p.m. PEs: B.; 7:30 p.m, | 82d cee s Easter serview at 11 an. Sub-| The Canal Claims Before the Mary- in the course of this affair, a prominent H _ preaching by’ Rev. i. B. Wilson, D.D. er” e Regurrection.” | Moraiug. extra muni. ees a Notes of | Methodist said this morning: » =» = © Bs his doy ea ee ER Cell OF the Geapel the phime eliiasen: ar waak et CR “Dhose who criticise the laity for their “Ghat magic fgure— °; Preaching, Easter vermou, 1 am. and| == Beet se us bay General and Local Interest. | Pronounced views upon the action of Bishop ‘s5_ pan ae et ee 1. Junior League, 4| METROPOLITAN BAPTIST CHURCH, COR. OF Fowler seem to overlook the fact that the Has set all Washington agog Going Driving Epworth! Leas re ar rah Mie ae a an nt FS jlaity of the church represents the large to know what next we'll do. It's $15 M. EB. CHURCH, 1 8] ; | Naylor. Service of sorg, 7:30 pm. oir, part of Methodism, and without co-opera- Pewee mes Duying act Easter Sunday? i:20, Sunday schools Ti} Susie under direction of Mr. H. Ya Members of the market house gang, Who! tion the ministry would be the first. to Booms 9 and 11, Atlantic building, \ —that ts—at our place. If s0 you should hive a “swell” open car-| 7:30, preaching; Wedacsday, prayer meeting. It | REVIVAL MEETINGS. REV. J. D. sort Wiiz| COUnt that day lost which brings forth no realize the paucity of their efforts in the Pores oy (7 pa Bg st tl Beg Bl roe + preaching; Wednesday. prayer meeting. °<' | preuch in Gay Street Baptist Chusty eve. “ai | fight, have grown tired of isaving their en- | extension of the kingdom of Christ among oe. oe 5 " aah a alia you — Our horses and carriages | FOUNDRY M. B. CHURCH, 14TH AND G STS.,| and N sts., on Sunday, at 11 a.m. und 7:30 p.m. | counters interrupted by the police and have men. Notwithstanding some of the mem- INVESTMENT SECURITIES. \B «$15 for a magnificent top 2 are the finest to be had anywhers. Relisnle Rey. Dr, Oliver A. Brown, pastor. Meetings fo continue ‘next. weel, fe bers of the churches deprecate th $15 for a Clay-weave diagonal coat ichmen. Reasonable prices. a Easter day services and songs. WALKE! ~ ___—*Bt®_ | Jaid off an arena just outside of the offictal ner aly the gers p! sage pre Stocks, Bonds and Grain bought anf so #@ and -coat to order. Absurd prices, Mf you have vour own team have it board- @:30 a.m., special Epworth League. R MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH, GLOR-| reach. Their ttle battle ground is now to = Part of a majority of the | casi or on margin. waist. pri f flictal ed here, where it ‘will get THE BEST of every- :80 a.m. Sunday school. lous Easter, Madison ave. bet. 14th and iSth sts, cflicial boards to seek to remove the stigma | Cotton bought and sold in New York or New Or _ = Ge Me r i. preaching ty the parton. oe nm. ev. ‘LY. Brrant, pastor._—unday school, | ‘8 Achar se aperoy agar? eee: iS a Placed upon Dr. Naylor, the feeling among | yeang lerts 9 lame Kaspar will sing at the offering. a.m. Preaching, 11 . by Prof. J. B. | fight cer Passan reports, have taken the ministry is quite as strong as among | CORRESPONDENTS. ; ape = prcloripe' Downey 's Hotel for Horses, eee temperance meeting. Simpeon of Wayland Semtoa ithe eae by | place this week. In one Watt Hilleary and those in the Shar iy walks. While red Purnell, Hageman & Co..New York Stock Bachange. } + | 1622-1628 L ST. N.W. (mh22) ‘Telephone 555. 7: — ae ae ss + T. ston of Evansville, Ind. Rally | ¢, Si the principal: d ii lo not care to talk for publication, many se “7 it A eee. —— 80 p.m.. the pastor—special sermon. 1t*_| all day. All are invited to come. "We will ee ee ee ee = Lehman Bros., New York Cotton = 120 Sheets Good Paper, 25C, | THE MErRoroLITAN A. M. E. CHURCH, M wf. | _7ou ‘g00d. c pec 5 ite? | the other Murphy of the “gang” figured pa ng Sages Atelgetiicrnnrnns the | Lebman, Stero & Co.New ‘Orleans Cotton If you are eut of pager or likely to be | = eth and OS mi, Bes ee are coe F AN BAPT ‘T CHURCH, 18TH ST. BeT,| Prominently. All came back with faces action of Bishop Fowler, and they declare | ee eee 9 Board . ~ = ——— here ae chance to i in a supply advantuge-| rick, DD, of New York. will preach: at 7:80,) de ry ~—At IL there will be ren- | looking like beef-steak beaters after three their full sympathy in the efforts now be- | T — ard 4 QUEEN OF ALL BEERS v or-| Saale We ate selling packases of 120 sheets) the Metropolitan choir will conduct # song werv-| Spore “ySPeclal program of Easter muste by the| days’ work in a boarding house. Their img made to lay before the bishop the senti- | 1e0m& Telepbone. 488 Sat -tr ‘the World-resowned “MUNCHENSR HOFP- EXTRA SUPERFINE ‘CREAM ‘LAID NOTE coir - | chotr, Wm. Stanton Wormley, precentor. The | & - — a ted overy- ice and Dr. Derrick make a short address. Seats | Wi - ley, or. 2) PRUE Sails ments of resentment toward his unjusti- | BAU" Clenich Ouurt Brew), sot Paper for only 25e. | free. Missionary collection. ie | or, Wim. A. Creditt, will preach. Subject: | Cheeks were literally torn to pieces; finger | noite ace, Sot ite parity sad medicinal qualities. | Don't Yorget that we are headquarters | —'*°*- = | ferentiation of Christiauity.”” President Chas, | nails had done in both cases tlendish work. | ae The National Safe Deposit, pbysi¢ians prescribe it. A superior tonic. for Library Office Supplies at lowest pos-| DOUGLAS MEMORIAL M. E. CHURCH, COR. OF | Brown bas arranged an Faster exerct } | Not a Unanimit, f Sent; t. ies Wigestion. On draught and im bottles | fon ‘prary, | 1ith and H ne. B Olin Eldridge, pastor6:30| will be rendered by the Fndcaver seciety ce | Bodily or heavy bruises were absent. It | 3 7 of Bontmens, ‘ . : a.m.," sunrise Trayer meting; ¥:30 a00. ond | 7-45 pm. ‘The Endeavor rncicn’or sSorlety at | seemed to have been a fight for the de-| “That there is not a unanimity of sentiment Savings And Trust £7 Families supplied. Pints, $2 dos.; quarts, | on Upp, 421 IT 30 Sunday school; bing; . ~ oir, under Master lanl dog. Wee on telegbone sr. | 9 9 sp Hy prénehi Benjamin Washington, bas prepared Easter | Struction of facial calmness, Both parties | favoring the action taken by @ majority of ‘A. AV! AND - | H * :: REUTER, COR. Giror ers HAVING FENSION AND OTHER ernment claims, to which they cannot give itten: can bave them fAstES BROPHY, 2828 | > ~ & G@ SOAN & CO, AUCTIONEERS AND AP- vers. Inveatories made. Private — mb22-1w ‘the way to us from our factory, and will be in his week. Intending purchasers need not wor-y @bout their orders not being promptly filled, long RAMBLERS don’t stay this shipmeat lasts. our hands long exough to get moldy. ‘THOS. YRANCIS, Jr. National Union building, 919 F st. n.w, Inducements offered to those contemplating Dollding: medern ideas and personal supervision mbloim iew PLACE, NEW STOCK, NEW PRICES. Having lost all my carriages by fre at 6th and | reposite Rew York ave., I have opened a new Bt 816 Pennsylvania ave. uw., with the feos Carriages, Traps, Wagons and Harness ia city. Please call. No trouble to show SONS HAVING GOUDS | ON Deroarr with H. K. Fulton upon which interest ue year or more are hereby notified to call and ay taterest or the goods will be sold at suc joa March 27, 1904 mhi5-10e* B. KIORDAY tention of those Stables, carriage houses or ¢ @il N ST. N.W., CALLS THE aT- who want granolithic walks, made ary ory finest { Popular-priced Stationers. (Just above the ave.) mb23 Overworked Brains Wil find relief tn our Extra Dry Sherry ‘with an egg tn the morning. The « is al food—the “sherry a tonic combined” they muke a wonderfully etticacions restorative. Prescribed by a number of leudt: physl- cians. Sher:y. Te. qt.; $7 cuse J2 qts. To-KalonWineCo.,614 14th} "Phone #08. Vaults, 27th and K sts. o.w. mh28 | There’s One Good Whisky, —pure, aged and effective, for restorative purposes. Its ‘naige 1s “Old Rellable Berkele You ; iD get other sorts—snid to de but they're not. $4 gal. $1 qt. James Tharp, 812 F st. n.w. mb23 Havethat Old Suit Cleaned, | it costs but $1. You will be surprised at the| jenteel appearance we impart. Coats, 50c. fReusere ann Vests, 2c. e Twill bridge you over “hard times."* 705 9TH ST. N. Ww, CLEANING AND Hahn, Ri 3 143-2)" mb23 ‘RING. Your Business will Improve | if you adopt modern metbods. Circulars on); J in_ the waste basket. My PATENT PROC! i} LETTERS can't be told from Typewritten aud | make a “home run” every time. 7 Send for sample. Byron S. Adams, Printer, Siz Lith st. ow. _(mnb28) Telephone 930. L. A. Reginski, SIGN PAINTER, 1 AM AT MY NEW Sop, : iti promptness and good work guar- 422 10TH ST. N.W. ae ‘i mbi¢-im (ae Ss aa SIGNS?" cf PAINT THEM. — | ee . ROGINSK. Br. jous A DALY, DE FF. DALY. nase SINTER Ne lw ST. N.W. Office and residence removed to 1118 Xow ZE® | NEW SHOP.” (mbiT-3w) "Telephone 55. BL ucqtrex The Union Savings Bank, | ER AND PUBLISHER. PRINT TSE BOOK AND JOB PRINTING. Telephone, 763. (fe12) ® PER CENT DISCOUNT ON WRovGHT-TION candlesticks and novelties, ber ceat Extores. to reduce stock. 10 J. H. CORNING, Tile Shop, 520 18th st. For the District of Columbia and vieinity, fair. yuxr LIBBEY « 0 We sell Lumber and Builders’ Hard- ware lower than any yard in the city, but for easb only. . Best Gang-sawed Boards, 100 ft.. N Carolina Ploortng, clear, wiin-dried, one ‘width, 100 feet. $1.75, Best Molding, per 100 lineal feet. 40c. | . $1.85 $6.00, 100-1b. kegs of Best Steel Natis. Best Cypress Shingles, 6x20, every @me guaranteed, per 1,000. aaa Fine Bright per 1,000. | Laths, kfm dried, $2.50 North Carolina Partition, clear, Bin dried, ceater reeded and one §> 50 width, per 100 feet. Recollect, we sell everything that en- ters ig the construction of a house. FRANK LIBBEY & CO., “Lumber. Mill Work and Builders’ Hardware," | Cor. 6th and N. Y. Ave. x»! The Neostyle Duplicator, The best process fer duplicating writing er trpe- | Writing; far abead of any other process; carried the four est awards at the World's Fair, | Chicago. The coptes produced cannot ve distin- | Bulshed from originals; cull and see tt or send for circulars and specimens of work. NEOSTYLE CO., 611 7th i Washiagtoa, D.C. jalz-3u & Vest aw, Taw. 1108-1116 E st. n.w, | ‘discount on andiron® and other fireplace | $1.15 | 1222 F Street N. W., | | FAYS FOUR PER CENT INTEREST ON SAVINGS | | a8 am oe deca days, and | ?pen until 5 p.m. on Goverament i Saturday evenings from 6 to ES) eS ee Improves With Age. THE OLD RELIABLE Georgetown Dye Works. | Cleaning and Dry Cieaning Establishment. Established 1831. Work called for and delivered. W. H. WHEA‘LEY, 1068 Jefferson avenue, Georgetown, Telephone. 76-4. CHURCH NOTICES. | aeuOOrAL | CHURCH OF THE COVENANT (PRESBYTERIAN), ST. JOHN'S CHURC 0 ST. bet. 324 and 33d., . E. Buck, Rector.— Services tomorrow, Easter Day: Holy communion, 7:30 a.m.; morning prayer, sermon und second celebration, 11; children’ service, with cards, 4:30 p.m. Vested cholr. Strangers cordially in- vited. It ST. MARK’S CHURCH, COR. 3D AND A STS.| se, Rev, David Richards.Holy communion, 7| m.; morning service and hely communion, 11; | hildren’s service, 3:30 p.m. ate | ST. THOMAS’ P. BE. CHURCH, 18TH, COR. OF Madison st., Rev. J. A. Aspinwall, rector. v- ices Easter day: Admintstration ‘of th Supper at § a.m.; Sunday school at 9: ing prayer, sermon and holy communion Suaday ‘school Easter festival at evening Prayer and sermou at 7.30; the rector will reach morning and evening; the moruing col- jection will be for the building of the new parish eburch, already begun. Ans who are interested io the growth of this parish are earnestly in- vited to contribute. ate ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, 28D ST. NEAR WASHING-! ton circle, Rev. Alfred Hardi: ir. All seats free. Serviees Easter communion, 7:30. 9 and 11 a.m.; children’s festival, 4 p.n full choral evensong, 7:300 p.m it Lord's torn: at ll; EPIPHANY CHURCH, G §T. | fees at 7 and 11 a.m., 4 and S$ p.m.: carol service at 4 p.m: people's ser p.m. Seats free. Sermou by Rev. Dr. McKha. 1t CHURCH OF THR ASCENSION, ud 12th st I COR, OF MASS. rect! % Ing service, . bol Easter service of Sindoy sc choir. No service at night. ST. JAMES’ CHURCH, FREE AND oP st. near Mass. ave. me. vices, Sundays, and 11 a.m.: 3:30 and 7:30 p.m. Other days, and 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. REFORMED CHURCH, nd P GRACE : pastor.— Holy ¢ 9:30 a.m. it Thos. Sundar se A. a.m. i Sunday school Easter service at 4 18 p.m., Epworth League praise meeting; 7:30, aniversary of the Woman's Foretgn Missionary Sorlety; spectal Easter muste by the chotr morn- evening: Thursday. 7-30, prayer meeting. ind strangers cordially invited—come. It ISRAEL METROPOLITAN C. M._F. CHURCH. cor. Ist and B ats, $.w.—Special Easter services; resurrection sermon by Dr. S. B. Wallace at 11 a.m.; music under direction of Prof. Clem- ens: C. EL; at 6:30 p.m.; special sermon to the young ladies of Washington at 7:30 p.m. Faster offering by envelopes. a ite EASTER SERVICES.METROPOLITAN WESLEY ‘A. M. E. Zion Church, D st. s.w. near Sd, Mev Francis H. HIN, pastor.—Beautifal flowers: inc ing birds: Easter music. The anditoriinm will he reopened for services Sunday morning, after hay- ing been beautifully improved. Sermo Il a.m., Rt. Rev. J. W. Hood, D. D.. LL. D.. of Fayette ville, N.'C., subject, “The Empty Tomy.” 3 p. m., special sermon to Sindy school, by the pas- tor. 7:20 p.m.. Rev. Tana: Clarke, D. D.. of Howard University. Grand rally for the general fund. Sents free. All welcome. qt EASTFR SERVICE AT LANWS CHAPRL, 14TH ‘and © n, 2 ast. 1 a.m... Erator sermon by pastor. 7:30 p.m., sacred ‘concert. Faster festival Monday night. All are welcome. J. 8. Smothers, pastor. are PRESRYTERIAN. THE EASTPRN PRESRYTYTIAN CHURCH, MD. and @th st. me.—Rev. Thomas Chalmers Easton, D.D., pastor. will preach nt 11 am “Raster Gladdness: or. The Pock Rolled and xt 7:29 p.m.. endfect. “The Faster Message to Mary—Tonch Me Not"? ‘The follow. | ine mnste will be rendered: 1. “Welcome Henne | Morning."*| Sehnecker: 2. ‘“Fintl the Lord Anointed,"* Wanscom: 3%, net. “‘Awnke, My Glory,” “Millet: 4. full’ chorus, “‘Chriat! the | Tam.’ is Risen." Rutten, The church will he richly decorated with floral offerines. and nt the evening services. 7:20 n.m.. the following mn: wil he rendered: 1. ‘Avwake Wn, My Glory, 3 ‘Christ, the Lord? Ros, Rownd Arector of m Strancers cordially Pastor's residence, 208 7th et. ne. SIXTH PRFSRYTERIAN CHURCH, 6TH AND C s.w.—Preaching by the pastor, Scott F. Fersher. at 11 and 7:30. Snecizl muste. Atl tn- ited. The pastor's last Sunday with this ebureh will be April 1. It METROPOLITAN PRFSRYTFRIAN CHURCH, 4TH and RB sonthenst.—Preaching tomorrow by) Rec Wm. J. MecKnteht. D. D., at I_a.m. and 7:20 p.m. Sabbath school, 9:30 a.m. Y. P. 8. C. 8:30 p.m. it® invited. It Connecticut avenue, N and 1sth streets nw. Rev. Teunls $. Hamlin, D. D., at 11 a.m. and 8 p.ui. ‘The expositions in Genesis Will be rested in the evening. Sunday sebool at | 30 istian Pudeavor Society meeting at p.m. Services each evening ext week except Saturday, These will be the last of the special services. it THERE WILL BD A SUNRISE PRAYER MEETING of Christian Fndeavorers at the N Presbyterian Church, Euster Sunday, A cordial invitation is extended to all. THE WEST STREET PRESBYTHRIAN CHT Rev. W. C. All vice at 11 a.m der of Rechabites, at H, ander, D.D., pastor.—Easter ser- mn. by request, to the r- 30 p.m. FOURTH PRE N_ cHURCH bet. G and H Rev. Jose - * pastor.—Sabba 9:30 a.m. Preaching, fi a.m. and 7 ristian Endeavor mecting, p.m. istic service Sunday and Thurs- day eveutug. ‘angers are cerdially Invited. It Y MEMORIAL PRESB ERIAN CHURCH, ja ave. bet. Gth and 7th sty. nw., Rev. J. | Russell Verbryeke, pastor. Morning’ service, ii o'clock, sulle Wonderful Tom." Evening | eervice, 7:30 o'clock, subject, “‘The Sword of the | Lord an Sabbath school ut 3:30 p. | m. ¥.P. at 6:30 p.m. Mid-week prayer | service, Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock. | Strangers cordially welcomed. ASSEMBLY PRESUYTERIAN CHURCH, CO nw., Rev. Goo, 0. Little, y the pastor at i a.m. and 7:30 p.in. junds ool, 9:30 am. ¥. P. 8. C. BE. 6:30| p.m. eet FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 419 ST. RET © and D, B. Sunderland, D.D., Adolus , atssoclate past day echool. i1 a.tu., Divine servic sermon, by the pustor. 6:30 p.m., ‘praser_meet- ing of ‘the Y.P.S.C.E. 7:80 p.t., ‘special Easter | en. he . first tenor; Simons, baritone; Moore, bas will slug at both ser cial Easter musical service I meetings at this ebureh arsday and Friday even- N PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,.H ST. BET. 19th and Howard Wilbur Ennis, pas: tor-cleet hi Lilles 3pm, § aster service. 7 ing with the fal muste by chorus “a All Mutr will make the a A Dying ‘ to Youth; Mr. wil r Don't miss it. Bible ela 3 m. Mei bers especially requested to be preset At | | MT. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH, COR. 12T1T AND | NEW AUDITORIUM, @22 LA. AVE.—TON music for the occasion. Palms and flowers w: beautify tbe chusch. Sunday school at 9:80 = m. Meetings will continue every event Week. All are welcome, in fe ata ZION BAPTIST CHURCH, F ST. BET. 8D AND 44 s.w.—Easter services. Sunrise pratse _ end prayer meeting. Preaching 11 a.m. and 7:80, | Rev. J. H. Presley, 250 candidates received for | baptism, 116 ro be baptized. Communion, 3 p.m. Endeavor, 5:30 p.m. S. S.. 9 a.m. Rertval con. fnues. AN are welcome. W, J. Howard, pastor. t FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, 0 ST. HO. Robinson, pastor.—Sunrise prayer meeting. 8. 8., 9:30 a.m. 11 a.m., preaching by the pastor. | Young people's meeting, 6 p.m. 7:30, preaching | dy the pastor. Monday evening an Paster fes- | tival, siven by the ladies of the church. All are | invited. ite E sts. ne., Rev. A, Wilbanks, pastor.—Sunrise prayer meeting. &, 9 a.m. Preaching by the pastor, 11 a m., subject: “He Is Not Here.”* Preaching at 3 p.m., by Rey. 8. H. Anderson. The pastor and Gospel Chair of 40 votces will conduct meeting at Zion Baptist Church, Baltt- | more, Md., at 3 p.m. and return, Easter serv- fees, consisting of recitations, &c.. will he con- ducted by the officers of S. S. at 7 p.m. Preach- | ing by the partor at 8 p.m., subject: “The | Fiery Furnace.” Concert Monday evening by the Lilllan Hoop Drill Club. On Wednesday night the pastor and choit will conduct services at Israel Baptist Church. ite SPIRITUALISM. SPIRITUALISM! METZEROTE HALL EVERY Sunday. Lyceum, 10 au; lecture, 31:30 ai. aud 1:30 p.m. ‘Tomorrow, Sunday, closes our en- Sagewent for this seasou’ with Airs. Cora L. V. ruchwoud, Who bas served us the past two] ionths with great success aud with distuuyuisbed uvillty, Sbe Will retum to us west clover to open vur lecture season, aud will be with us two | nivnths, Mrs. Kichwoud is oue of the grandest | trauce speaker ob our platform, and we trust our | frloads Will be out in force jorrew. ‘Lhe sub- | ject for morning, “Tue Resurrection Morn ip the | ight of Spiriualisw;” eveung, “Power of the Spirits to Conquer the Barth." "Two infant ebil Gren will be dedicated to Spiritualism, one dye ing morning and one xt the evening service. ‘There Will be exercises to commemorate the 46th anniversary of modern epritualism of un interes ing uature; good music, &e., de it SPIRITUALISM.—A SERIES OF SPIRITUAL RE- vival meetings will be beld at Wonn's Hall, 721 6th st. u.W., every Sunday evening, commencing at 7:45 o'clock. The exercises will be interesting and iustruc- tive, and will comprise good music apd singing, short comon-sense talk, interspersed with mes- sages from the spirit ‘side of Mfe through the mediumship of Mrs. Efie MeNell. 1t* SPIRITUALISM.—THE SEEKERS AFTER SPIRIT- ual truth hold regular meetings at the Temple, 425 G st., opposite Pension office. ‘Tomorrow evening services appropriate to Has- y eminent trace itt SDAY, ter. Mra. a. will SPIRITU ALISM.— NO. 20 8 p.m., lecture by Hele Jaques, the ud answer questt STH ST. 8B. Suumnons, followed with Peyehoinetric readings; also weetings Saturtyys and Mondays at 8 p.m. ~ UNITARIAN. ALL SOULS’ CHURCH, MTH A Rush R. Shippe Sunday school Easter service. Easter service aud communion. young people's meeting. Vesper service, All invited, CENTRAL UNION MISSI It open-air song service on Market Tidge Moulton will speak in Hail at 7: and 7:30 pm. Br services daily, 12 a E vers! welcome. Sunday p Free breakfust, ant le school, . Gospel servi aud 7:30 p.m. Bible training class, 4:43. p.m. Branch Mission mectings as ususl. ‘Special ser- vices at Bruen branch every night nest woek, conducted by Men's Rescue Band. Industrial de- partment: Free reuding room, free baths, cheap lodgings, cheap meals, wood yard, with empl ment for men. Night ebelter for women, with meals and lodgings. Orders for wood solicited. “UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST. — UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST MEMORIAL Church, cor. R and N. Capitol sts.—Preaching at 11 a.m, and 7:30 p.m. by the pastor, Rev, J. E. Fout, Sunday school at 3 p.m. Y. P! 8. CE. at| 6 pam. All welcome, Av OTHER SERVICES. aes G._A. R.-PREACHING AT GRAND ARMY LLALT, | Pa. ave, by Department Chaplain Sintth at 3 p.m. The chaplains of military organizations a: especially reqitested to attend. Al are welcom THE HALL MISSION FOR THE PROM holiness, at Rechabtte Hall, nd Ps on Sabbath, at 2:30 p.m. You are cordtall profitable Gospel servi in charge. THE RESU Christ and Sts si N. Fank, ng God in JMus Christ, Monday, 7:30 p.m. Admission free; no collectio or pledges, Haines’ Hall, Anacostia, D.C. | FREE THOUGHT. — THE PROPLE’S FRED 1" change meets Sunday at 3pm. at 609 F st. nw. Open discussion. Subject, The Fallacy of Agnosticism (from a materialist standpoint), Come. All welcome. Seats free. ite won. Policy Crusade. Another of those who have been helping to sustain the policy business in the West End was tripped up yesterday. Officer Bradley was the tripper, and the George- town end of the Aqueduct bridge the place of tripping. William Walker was the party jugged. William, like nine-tenths of policy’s promoters, is colored. His arrest makes the second this week for the same offense. | Sufficient evidence to convict the “ellow bas | been secured. The crusade agaist the olicy men has now begun in carnest. All own to have been connected with the business when it flourished two years ago, together with many suspects, are be- ing closely watched. All passengers across the Aqueduct, unless they are known to be bona fide residents of Virginia, are looked upon with suspicion. There is a strong movement on foot, ap- parently, to revive policy to the fullest ex-| tent. This time, though, the game's sup- porters will ha’ uphill work. A policy prisoner at the station is looked upon as an important one, and as all policemen are working for reputations and promotion, they | will exhbbit no delicacy in regard to making arrests. Canal Claims. The Chesapeake and Ohio canal claim bill, under which the state of Maryland waives the priority of the state’s mortgages in favor of the claims made for labor per- formed between 1887 and 1889, the claims Not to exceed $70,000, was yesterday report- ed favorably upon by the finance committee of the Maryland legislature, and referred back to the state serate. The Sloan amend- meat, under which oid judgments amount- Ing to $100,000 would be paid, was omitted in the bill. The state of Maryland has about $2,000,000 Interest tn the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, and the United States about one-half that amount. In the man- agement of the canal Maryland has always acted as a stockholier and not as a state. Notes, On next Monday night at 8 o'clock Mr. Harrie Webster, chief engineer, U. S. navy, will lecture before Gecrge N. Morris Post, G. A. R., at Stahlrran’s Hall on the Sa- moan disaster of several years ago, in which he figured prcminently, At Grace Church tomorrow there will be Easter services at 7.30, 11:30 and 4:30, and in the evening at 7:36 the Sunday school | will held their regular Easter celebration. Great interest is being taken in the meet- ings at the Central Union Mission Hall on accomplished. Rev. Geo. Elliot, late pastor of the Dum- barton Avenue Church, is improving. a By special request of the order of Recha- bites, Rev. W. C. Alexander, D.D., will preach a scrmon on Sunday evening at 7:30 in the West Stre2t Presbyterian Church. pues NEW YORK’S MURDER MYSTERY. Evidence Discovered in Regard to the Killing of Miss Fuller. Deputy Coroner O'Hare of New York has filed the report of his autopsy on Miss Ful- ler, whose shooting last Saturday, it is now almost certain, was a murder. The report states that the brain was full of blood, showing that the girl must have lived some time after she was shot. Dr. O'Hare was not, however, willing to com- mit himself definitely as to ch duration of life after the fatal shot was fired. Detectives McCluskey and ‘Titus Giseov- ered yesterday afternoon that the towel which was over the wash basin in Lawyer Mullen’s office on Saturday afternvon ts missing. Police Capt. Stevin has received a letter from a man who claims to have been an eye-witness of the shooting. The individ- ual’s name is withheld for the present. The police certainly expect to convict Magee of the murder of Miss Fuller. They expect to show that Mullen’s managing clerk continually pestered the young iype- writer with his attentions; that he was wildly in love with her and wanted her to marry him; that she repeatedly refused to marry him, knowing, as she did, that he was a divorced man; thst on more than one occasion Magee sought to coerce her into an agreement with his wishes, and that she resisted him until the wear and tear upon her begot-a chronic nervousness and hysteria, and an almost insane detes- tation of the man. : <i F. L. Taylor, the Cornell student, in prison for contempt of court in the chlorine poison- ing case, failed to “st svt op a writ of habeas corpus. the official boards of the churches in this city | in endeavoring to secure the restoration of Dr. Naylor ts not strange. Growing out of Methodist church polity and the varied in- terests under its fostering care, there will | always be found some who, by reason of | their position and close relations to the | | higher authorities, will refrain from active | | Participation in any movement looking to the abridging of power or questioning the | motives that may actuate those who, by virtue of their office, use their prerogative | to the injury of the church or to the over- |turning of plans, however helpful and pro- | motive of good. So in this movement there are doubtless those who deprecate any ef- fort to right a wrong or seek to ascertain | the motives that could induce the displace- men. of an official whose integrity is un- | Questioned and whore life work stands out conspicuous for the uplifting of every cause | that the church has under its control. ‘There seems to be a widespread opirion | | among the ministry as well as the laymen that there was a motive in the removal of Dr. Neylor back of any reasons yet made known. The giving of another six years’ service to one of the Baltimore elders, mak- jing his term a possible twelve years, in- dicates the biased action of he presiding bishop, which can oniy be explained on the | hypothesis of some motive of which the church is still In ignorance. Bishop Hurst's Duty. | If, as it is asserted, Bishop Hurst has | stated that he was neither consulted, nor j aia he approve of the action of Bishop Fowler, then these protests should not only | be pressed, but Bishop Hurst should esteem | jit a privilege as well as bis duty to aid in | | the undoing of an admitted wrong, and 4o | | what he can tc allay the apprehensive teel- \ing now agitating che minds of the Meth- odists within the bounds of his official sta- | tion. | | It ts stated by the promoters of this | movement that the efforts now being made | are not because Dr. Naylor ts personally | involved, but upon a broader plane of re- | | Sentiment to the position taken by a bishop | | who exercises his power to humiliate the | occupant of a high office, and bring discon- | tent into the minds and hearts of the mem- bership at large. Under the economy of the \cflurch it is the laity upon whom fall the | obligations to give of their means to carry |on the work of the episcopacy. Each | church is assessed annually for the support of the bishops, and when public sentument |Pecomes aroused against the arbi- | |trary exercise of power by the! | constituted authorities a@ feeling will 'M street, and splendid results are being | P€Come engendered that will culminate in action by the general conference in securing equal representation, where the voice of the | laity can be heard, and where power to bring harm upon the church will be great | restricted.” od | ——_—. A PAINTER’S FALL. He Was Badly Injured, but the Doc- tors Think He Will Recover. | An accident that almost resulted in death | occurred this morning. James Goldsborough, a white man, aged forty-five years, and a/ painter by trade, was at work on the third- | story of a house, located on East Capitol | | street between 24 and 3d streets. About |W o'clock the scaffclding suddenly gave way and Goldsborough was hurled to the ground. When picked up the painter was found to be still alive, although the by-standers expected to see a mangled corpse. At the Emergency Hospital, where he was re- moved immediately, a fractured left thigh, @ couple of scalp wounds, a sprained wrist | and innumerable bruises on the body and limbs were discovered. The hospital staff | worked over the injured man for two hours, | after which he was taken to Providence Hospital. Although seriously injured, the physicians are of the opinion that Golds- borough will recover. His home ts at No. $01 M street southeast. aE The Big Tree in Place. The sequoia giganta, the big tree which formed part of the Washington state ex- hibit at the world’s fair, and which was presented to the government, has been put in place in the Agricultural Department grounds, and the work on tt ts almost fin- ished. The fitting up of the interior, tn: | cluding the construction of a stairway to the upper section, remains to be done. | Secretary Morton is undecided as to the kind of roof to be placed on the tree. seats tee - Fire at Money Point, Va., yesterday de- | stroyed $500,000 worth of mill property. | | Company Of the District of Columbia, CORNER 15TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. Capital: One Million Dollars Safe Deposit Company, ‘Special act Congress 1867. Savings Bank, ‘Special act Congress 1870. Trust Company, General act Congress 1890. ‘SCH Boom 4, i4z1 & ©0., street aw. STOCKS Bought ana sold for cash or cn margia From yg through per it to easuy male. PER CENT bt Be Btock Spudicn from tus and Daily “Market Letter free Highest reference. WEINMAN te as December, 1803, to eS Life Tontine Endowment AND PAID-UP policies purchased at s tar Gu {eit EDWARD N. BURNS, 1807 F st. aw. Albaugh’s New Lobby. Pennsytvania avenue an@ 15th street ts the scene of considerable activity in the butlding line this week. Operetions have been commenced on the new lobby for Al- baugh’s Grand Opera House, and are pro- sressing rapidly. All the exterior work, including the lobby, will be completed in time for the opening of the summer opera season on May 7, The lobby into the theater opens on the south side of Pennsylvania ave- nue, a few doors east of the Hotel Randall When completed, it will be one of the hand- somest pleces of architecture ever made for @ theater. The lobby will be 139 feet long, twen‘y-four feet wide and sixteen feet high. It will be Gecorated in white and gold nels. The lighting will all be electric. he plans were shown to Henry Irving when he played his engagement here a few weeks ago, and he seid that when finished it would make the Grand Opera Mouse one of the safest and handsomest theaters he (had ever played in. Henry E. Abbey also spoke highly of the proposed improvements. Manager Allen will put in his own electric light plant, and it will be so arranged that it will be removed from the theater and out of the range of bearing. Grave Charges. Yesterday Wm. Clemons, by Mr. Thos. Ta Jones, filed a bill for a divorce from Mar- garet Clemons on the ground that she hes lived in adultery, under the name of Marta King, with one John Lane. They were mar- ried in October, 1878. He charges also de sertion in June, 18s). —_— Husband—“J@bson wanted to know today {f you had any more of those muffins you made yourself. Wite—“Then again.” Husband—“He said his doctor wanted to analyze one.”—Life, you must ask him to tea