Evening Star Newspaper, May 5, 1894, Page 3

Ee 3 SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES, . xe EYING AT TEMPERANCE a BR ing. se sual; good speakers; musical direster, Hensley. 3 le Ad Mrs. Colby Luther AT METZEROTT MUSIC HALL SUNDAY. it See religious advertisements. ‘ERS__MeDONALD WILL HOLD TEST CIRCLE ‘Sunday, | 39 R st. nw. Monday night. & p.m. zis "Maryland ave. ew. ate MKS E A. SAUM Has RETURNED FROM NEW York, and pil ve an sulumer millinery ‘oa WEDNESDAY, b -» 4 at 1223 F ot. aw. Mre E A. SAUM. This is bollt of brick with tin roof, bas a frontage of @ feet and a depth of aboat 165 feet; has a private siding from the main tracks of the B. & O. R.R., running the full of the batlding, room for five it_cae. The ‘itle is perfect, the Property is free of any incumbra: can make reasonable terms for that a ir hae lesite, JAMES WH. MeGILL, Stcuill chaser may desire. building, 908-914 G street aw. @ET TRADE CARDS OF THE NATIONAL CO-OPERATIVE CO. LONGLEY, Pres... $12 A st. 2.0. . HUNT, See’y, i310 S st. nw. OFFICE: ROOM 139, Cg age ee to ELEVATOR, OTH ST. N.W. 1t (Cut this out for future reference.) COULDN'T STICK A NEEDLE— —im those Mlegant Black Worsted Cutaway Coats and Vests for less than $40 a few months ag>. Cloth manufacturers bard up ‘You know it MUST be good. Famous for its . wgarity, delicious favor and superior medicinal | qualities. Always smcoth and mellow—None better for faihily use. C7 Only $1.25 full quart bottle. C7 Write or telephone 1431. SETES BECHER, COR. Fh. AVE AND Oh SE. Kovice—G. T. BOYD HAS BEEN APPOINTED constable and is now prepared to make all classes of collection within the Dist. of Columbia; all business intrusted to his care will receive im- mediate attention; good references. Office. Stew- art bidg., 402 6th st. n.w. my2-6t* Today's weather for the District of Columbia and vicinity—Showers; warmer Sunday. Prices Dropping, Dropping, Dropping! ea er Prices we drop to meet them, re- gardless of what our stock cost. Come here first! We get the latest quo- tations. Prices msy be lower today than yesterday. Now it is Nails! 100-Ib. keg best Steel Nails, $1.75. 100-ID. keg best Wire Nails, $1.90. FRANK LIBBEY & CO., “Bverything that enters into the construction of ‘& house," Cor. 6th and N. Y. Ave. Fashion—Fit—Finish. mys Our $15 suits are cut and made to your individual measure by skilled workmeu— equaled elsewhere under $25. Our and $25 suits have finer wmatertal, but cut, fit and general make-up are the as our $15 suits. coat Mine fabrics—most “dressy” fects in Washington. orca stuffs." You're sure to be pleased. Morton C. Stout & Co., MERCHANT TAILOR, 1112 F 8ST. N. A Good Truss for 75¢. ‘We sell a perfect fitting, scientifically a Justed, comfortable and durable Truss for 75c. ‘We have all kinds of Trusses in hard rubber, leather, elastic and celluloid. Prices 50 PER CENT CHEAPER than elsewhere. 25 years’ perience. Gilman’s Drug Store,.$Z kw. xd Rhine Wine and Seltzer. Use To-Kalon Riesling or Gutedel if you want a really delicious “Rhine Wine ai Seltzer.” Kiesling, only 40c. qt. Gutedel, Bde. it. Orders by mail or telephone promptly filled. To=KalonWineCo., 614 14th “PHONE, 908. VAULTS, 21TH AND KC STS. N.W. REMOVAL — GEO. Y. WORTHINGTON’S REAL estate 1s now located at Nos. 1410 and 1412 G@ st. aw. room 15, first floor. myl-lw HYGIENIC ICE_—REMOVAL OF OFFICE, ‘The offices of Hygteate Ice Company have been removed from 9ti st. to 1423 F st. near the ‘Treasury Depirtmea:, where patrons and friends ef the company will be given a cordial -velcome. dt the SF Siete ole —oneen of te compa busicess, it is in better condition fll os ordec, Ia I, whether from within or out cé th im, ever, before. “The z No. 2: te. works, sob Ga thts ‘oat for reference. “a PUBLIC ARE HEREBY INFORMED THAT = LR, Soe sturted in this city under the name and title the Fat Men's Beneficial Stn toe poonlar organisation know asthe Joliy with tbe G Fat Men's Club, organized June 14, 1801, tn- eorporated August 25, i! J. H. BUSCHER, President. 3. T. scorr, ap2s-Tt Ir Costs NOTHING ‘To learn to ride a RAMBLER—provided you parchase one.—If you merely wish to learn we ehsrge & nominal sum, to cover the wear and tear of our instructors.—Competent men to teach you, in the largest private instruction io the United States.—Special bours cam be as @igned to timid or backward pupils. GORMULLY & JEFFERY MFG. CO., ap2s 1325 14th st. nw. DREAM OF STODDARD, DREAM OF IVES, Dream of Werner and have your Dream Ci series bound by HODGES. 511 9th. They last for your children to dream of. a ZPRIL 3.— POR THE COUNTRY. ‘Mayflower and Puritan Opeo Fravklin Stoves, with andirons or grate for wood or coal. Artistic wrought-iron lanterns with lamps. apes J__H. CORNING, 520 13th st. “HOME ICE COMPANY” (SUCCESSOK TO AMER- ican Ice Co.). Tel. 459. EM. WILLIS. Gen. M: Principal depots. 13th and ith st. w Penobscot and Kennebec ice at whole- sale and retail. Fate prices. apl+3m_ H.L_MeQUuEEN, FINE ‘BOOK 4D JOB" PRINTING, Telephone, 763. (fei2) 1108-1116 E st. a IRON RAILINGS. IRON TRON ANYTHING CAN BE HAD FROM GEO. WHITE & SONS, 482 MAINE AVE. §.W, Tron is cheaper than ever known before. Cas ‘We call and make you prices? ap7-3m Send postal or telephone $55. WE OFFER FOR SALE AT REASONABLE RATS F. O. B. factory, trom vow till June 1 500 tons 4 Xo. 1 ice guarapteed to store. Apply ALEX- ANDRIA ICE MFG. CO., a. Apld-eobt® Improves With Age. THE OLD KELIABLE Georgetown Dye Works. Cleaning acd Dry Ciesning™ Establishment. Established 1831. Work called for and delivered. W. H. -WHEATLEY, 1068 Jefferson avenue, Georgetown, D.O. HATS. H. J. REITZ, 91s Pa. Ave. On account of delay in 915 PA. AVE. Securing possession of 915 Pa. AVE. Store, which bas brought 915 PA. AVE. our opening rather close 915 PA. AVE. to Straw Hat season, 915 PA. AVE. We have concluded to 915 PA. AVE. Offer our whole iine of 915 PA. AVE. MEN'S HATS, 915 PA. AVE. Which we bought fatend- 915 PA. AVE. ing to sell 915 PA. AVE. AT $4 AND $5, 915 PA. AVE. at 915 PA. AVE. TWO DOLLARS. 915 PA. AVE. Our line includes the 915 PA. Rewest shapes of all 915 PA. the well-known makes 915 PA. ef superior goods, The celebrated world- 915 PA. AVE. 915 PA. AVE. renowned 915 PA, AVE. HATS, 915 PA. AVE. 1m all the latest blocks 915 PA. AVE. and colors, found only 915 PA. AVE. in special = agencies, 915 PA. AVE. where they cannot be 915 PA. AVE. had for less than $5. 913 PA. AVE. WE RESERVE NONE. 915 PA. AV Any Hat im the house 915 PA. AVE. TWO DOLLARS. 913 PA AVE. H. J. REITZ, 915 Pa. Ave. mytzt Talking Machine x7! Taiking Machine 23 s7- Talking Machine "spsitabr Talking Machine “zich oor only right way. Let us send one up on trial. Coiumbia Phonograph Co., E. D. EASTON, Pres. ‘R. F. CROMELIN, See. my: Don’t get the idea that any other whisky is as ef- ficacious as ours for medic- inal use. “Qld Reliable| Berkeley” is a medicinal | whisky. Jas. Tharp, 812F st. n.w. g-top” Trousers —lvose at the bi bot ps and small at the 2 way we’ the latest lack” of cutt down “pat. ine at 38. Gatchei & Tompkins, ranors, B th st my4 ne cea When she packs away Tell Your setreLy forit Wife to Use E's proventattee Nothing but Moth Paper ze, se-3'e Easton & Rupp, 4211:th st inst moths. No injury Popular-priced Stationess. (Just ator ave.) my4 our “dress sult” or tiumiey"” ‘overcoat. In| m5 5 eproduction of Copies! °° Inthe speed and facility with waich the * * * copies are ner a the Neostyle Duplicator °*** ts unquest! bly far superior to other * © © processes. 2,000 copies from one original. John C. Parker, Agent, myS 617-619 7TH ST. N.W. Excursions Down the River And elsewhere will soon be popular—When your Sanday school, lodge or association gives an ex- cursion, Handbills, Programs and Tickets will be_needed, let us print ‘em—ARTISTICALL T7Reduction to religious and charitable ‘or- ganizations. Byron S. Adams, Printer, SIZ_1ith_street_n.w. ‘Phone 930, my Gold [lining Stock, 25c. Share—Par Value, $10. In order to further develop the “BUTTER- FLY" GOLD MINE, in Montana, 4,000 shares yalue, $10) will = - at ies F Seflameces is {8 a rire opportunity for profitable invest- ment. Roads, tunnwis, have already been made—U. 3. goverumeat granted a patent. C7 Cali or write for particulars. Van Syckel’s Pharmacy, COR. 13TH “AND G STS. N.W. myé Suits Cleaned & Pressed cont cited’ Gud’ Depaieed-topeet prises Wit Hah n CLEANING AND 05 OTH ST.N.W. a 9 REPAIRING. "Phone 143-2. my NO BETTER PHOTOGRAPHY —produced than that which we turn oat. We've 95,000 negatives —preserved—and can “strike off” as many more of each as are wanted. C. M. Bell, Ptotocapn caters, 463-465 PA. AVE. mys CHURCH NOTICES. METHODIST. ‘TRINITY M. B CHURCH, #fH ST, 8.E., REV. M. ¥F. B. Rice, pastor.—11' a.m., administration of (gacrument, & special service. 6:45 p.m., Epworth Teague, 8 pan. lemperance sermon by’ pastor to the order of, Good Templars, and special music by EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, MAY 5, 1894—-TWENTY PAGES, CHURCH NOTICES. BAPTIST. = A CYCLE RACE TRACK # STREET BAPTIST CHURCH, E ST. BET. 6TH and 7th n.w.—Rev. J. J. Mufr will preach at 11 and 7:30 p.m.; 8.8., 9:30; C. E,, 6:45. 1t PASTOR E_ HEZ SWEM SPEAKS SONDAY, a.m, and 7:45. p.m. No Decision Yet Reached by the a six more buptized last ‘son- . 3.30 p.m., monthly meeting of Sandsy B the unsaved with you. Seats free. mgr Temperance Soctety, in charge of | Si" saeited. ‘Seco Bapthst ‘Charch Auditoriums Wheelmen. the Anacostia S.3. Gospel Temperance Society. | fi, puny yecond, Ba ie Mrs. Ida L. McLaren, president. Interesting pro- | —* he. Be ee eL8 grom. ite | ZION BAPTIST CHURCH, F ST. SW. DET. 3D and 4%.—11 a.m. and 7 p.m., sermon by the pas- tor; S. S., 9 a.m.; Endeavor, 4:30 and 5:30. Funeral services of’ Mr. Taylor Driver, 1 pam. aS are invited to attend. W. J. Howard, pastor. SALEM BAPTIST CHURCH, CHAMPLAIN AVE. p.w., Rev. 8. Gerlah Lamkins, B.D., pastor.— 8. S., 9:30 a.m., Dr. D. A. Lane, M. TWHIETH STREET M. B. CHURCH, REV. J. M. Slurrow, pastor.—11 ‘a.m., communion. § ‘p.m. ‘Sanday wcbool. 1 v.tm-, CONGRESS STREET MBTHODIST PROTESTANT Chureb, Bist bet. M and N, Rev. Walter R, Graham, pastor.—Holy communion at 11 a.m.; sermon at 7:45 on Tite's Beacon.'’ Bring some EFFORTS 10 BUILD UP THE L. A. W. News of the Local Bicycle Or- ‘hing at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. by the’ pastor. er ove with y Lp ets will be adds 3 p.m. by Prof. moins URCH _Lipscomb and others. Heat. them.” It ied hated a.w., Rev. BS. Todd, WALKER MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH, MADI- Ponape 9:15 a.m.; address LAS a a st. bet. ldth a Sor Sane L an Bryant, -2., and communion serv! pastor.—Sunday sc! at 9: = M. Sunda; ing by” the pastor, s School ‘will celebrate thelr third xauiversay, the | AMONG THE CLUB MEN history of the school will be read by Miss Mamie Mann at 10:45. The pastor will preach a sermon @f 11 a.m. on Sunday school wotk. Theme: ‘The Drifting Tendency of Our Age." After the ser- mon the ordinance of baptism will be adminis- secration; | Touraday, ebureh ® var meet 3 soto et R st. hws: 8. Little progress is being made in the direc- Drayer meeting, Wednesday, a tered. 7:30 p-m., preaching and communion by | tion of obtaining a suitable site for a cycle vy M. B CHURCH SOUTH, 10rd AND B a Ns ee i 1t_ | race track, and unless a track is soon built ww. Rey. W. lammond, pastor.—11 a.m.,| ELDER A. B. S SCHOOL BAPTIST, many in- sacrament of Lord's supper and vermon by Rev. | will preach,” Provideuce pertaliting. oy Mevwnene: | here there will, perhaps, not be many in. Augustus Davisson; 7:45 p.m., preaching reg teresting race events here this summer. al Hall, 183 Pa. ave. n.w., Sunday, May 6, at pastor. 3:20. Te McKENDREE M. B. CHURCH, MASS. AVE. BET. 9th and 10th, Rey. L. ‘T. Widerman, D.D., pas: tor.-9:30 a.tm., Sunday ‘school; 11 ment and address by the psstor; 7 p. Worth League; 8 p.m., preaching H. Pitlan of Antioch, ‘Syria. Seats dial invitation to all. The Potomac Wheelmen are to have a race of their own, but in this event little interest is manifested among the racing men gener- ally, as it is to be strictly a club affair. The Victor Cycle Club may have a race meet similar to the one held last year, and METROPOLITAN BAPT: RCH, CORNER A and 6th sts. n.e.—The pastor, Hey. Green Clay Smith, will . Services, 11 a.m. and 7:30 p-m. Special choral service. "Visitors welcome.1t SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH, L St. BET. 167i aud 17th sts. n.w., Rev. J. A. Taylor, pastor.— ‘The pastor will occupy the pulpit wt 1i a.m, and ree. WESLEY CHAPEL, COR, STH AND F STS., REV.| 7:80 p.m. at Sunday school. At 4 p.m.,| there may also be a twenty-mile club road c. W. Baldwin, Sunday sebool at 9:15; oe ——— ae = - race. por! ‘saan preaching jee. Comm D- pastor ry Scene meating ‘Toursday pad vited. AE av There has been any amount of race talk ng. it_| Fins? BAPTIST CHURCH SOUTHWEST, 1. indulged in this season by the membe-s cf METROPOLITAN M. E. CHURCH, 4% and C STS. Robinson, pastor.—Suurise prayer meeting, 9 some of the younger clubs, but whether n.w., Rev. Hugh Johnston, D.D., pastor.—Preach: ing “at 11 a.m, by Rev. Samuel’ L. Beller, sacrament 1 follow the morning service: ., preaching vy. Russel 10; Munday school at 9 Spee Ie CHURCH Con. 11TH ue . Je, pastor.—S Preas L a and 8 p.m. feCarthy. Epworth League, 6:30 8.8, 1) a.m. Preaching by the pastor. ra pln: iwg, 12 m. The Lord’s-supper, 3 p.m, Preaclimy, 8 pm. Seats tree, ae THIRD BaAPTisr CAURCH, COI. oF STi AND Q sts. n.w., itey. James H. Lee, pastor. Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. Freacilug at 11 acm.; sub- Jeet, “A Fulthful God.” 8.8. Lyceum at 3:80 p.m. Sermon wt 7:80" p.m.; subject, “Puntcu- ality.” All are welcome. it there will be any club challenges or not is a thing to be decided in the future. The Arlington and old Columbia Club were in the habit of making the twenty-mile road Trace the cycling event of the season, but since the Columbia Club disbanded no club has seen fit to challenge the Arlingtons, and Dr. MI, ZION BAPTIST CHURCH, COR, 12TH AND E | therer, hi n “es P.m. Monday eveuing at S o'clock a tectuce by pli wba . Astor, | Merefore there has been no such races gt ar Ma sts. n.c.—Evungelist Alexander Willbauks, pastor, abjaet speaks at abuve numed cuures Suluay ai la a.m. | TECeNt years, The Arlingtons, however, are _ “Dollars abd the Late Admission, — Jt. | aad § o'clock p.m. aunject at Spee iu} waiting to hear from the other clubs snd ‘ ‘ ie s o” eva cuolt 0 begs as ys ggg 3 8D po A BTS. NE. | 40 voles will conduet “services rites. “LC | will make a road event of this kind inter- service ‘and reception ot" members, Ii am, | Dent, sW., ut 2 o'cluck, aud take the boat ui! esting for the other riders. ‘There seems to Preaching by pastor, 8 p.m. Sunday school, | 3/30 for Alexandria to couduct service for Iev. | be ttle certainty concerning cycle races 9:15 a.m. — Epworth League, 7 p.m. Church| Porter at 4 pu. Revival starts Sunday mgut, z meeting, Thursday, 8 p.m. Epworth| Monday ulght Kev. Vorter spuaks at 3it. Zion;| here, but the wheelmen in other cities are yer | sociable, Priiay: 5 p.m. A cordial invi- tation ts extended to all services. Seats free, 1t CENTRAL M. PL CHURCH, 12TH AND M_ N.W. Kev. liacly Coliman, Tuesday; tev. Wastiinytou, oe med a vaday } making great preparations for race meets. Decoration day, May 30, generally opens NINEL ‘Hy 1TH TH STREET BAPTIS( CAU “Kev. S. J. Smith, past oh ¢} and 1 sts. n. vy. Walter H. Brooks, D.Db., | the racing season, and, as usual, the Irving- to Win.” a pti "the “Modal” Young "Man | pastor. ain,” Sunday school. It au, "serios | ton-Milburn race will attract ‘general. ate yy the pasio % p.m, communion (restricted). S p.m. preaching. Public imvited morning and evening. Seats iree. Buptieing after. awerning sermon. Kudcavor meetings at 2 aud 6:30 paw. 4 SECOND BAPTIST Bishop Jobusoa, D.D. sermons on “Job the coum. Address by C. <8. Datiteg You are cordially invited. “ 2 it GALBRAITH ZION CuvuncH, 6TH BET. & AND M ste. n.w.—Kally day. Preaching, 11 a.m. and 3 p.m, Dr. Clark of Howard College; 7:45 pem., Ys ey. Little of Pa, Rev. R. H. cyt: l= son, D.D., pastor, mf : NORTH CAPITOL M. E. CHURCH, REV. CHAS. tention. The annual race meet of the Clif- ton Wheelmen (Baltimore) will also wke place on this day. in this event tne fast riders in this city always participate, and seldom do they rail to being home several prizes. This year Pate, pastor.—11 a.m, sermon and Lord's sup- sie. 7: f by the pastor. will be no exception so iar as the partic! Pers pene sermon hy’ The pastor, SS. yo] tale, 748 pm sermon Uy the pasion Pants are ‘concerned, and the wheelmen a.m. Epworth League, 7 p.m, a5 eee Rei nope to keep up their prize-winning recoras. FIFTEEN iE 3 try.” Subject, “Helshuzzurs Feast.’ Ur-| 20€ evenes amnounced wre: Une-mile nov- pastor.—Serion | dinance of buptism after evening sermon. Bible} ice, one-mile handicap, one-mile Maryland and ‘communion at 11 a.m, Sermon at 8 p.m..| school, 9:30 a.m. Endeavor ing, 4:40, will | Division, 1.. A. W., caampionship, hali-mile 9:30 aun Epworth League meeting at 1 | Bo Adduesved by Mtr, Webb, Public imvited.” Wit | open, haif-mile handicap, quarter-mile open, 230 aan. aut) a. pastor, __ Mt") quarter-mile Maryland Division, L. A. W [ne hina sera | MT- CARMEL BAPTIST CHURCH, Coit 41H AND | cuampionship and two-mile handicap. GRACE M. E. CHURCH, COR: 9TH AND 8 STS..|"L'sts. n.w., Hey. W. P. Gibbous, VD., pestor— |" ‘The hist or priges tor this meet tecludes Her, Watson Cate, pagipr—Vreaehing at 21 2.08.) sunlay schoo eet Cinkutsing Love {>| ® genticman’s solid gold watch, a diamond ‘ommu ¢ .m, Sunday schoo! ect, “C1 m Route talon se 0 ba, Gn men Fe te SS panty’ Gacneing Love S| ring, a pair of diamond link cuff buttons, ing by the pastor Dtraugers welcomed. Seats’ free. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, 8TH AND HI N.W., 5 D., pastor.—Sunday school, scarf pin with diamond and ruby Setting, a doubie-barrel shotgun and a sil- ver water service. The winners of the Maryland Division championships will re- and 8 p.m. by the past Grand ‘rally day. 9:30 a.m.: rtsiow apt, ceive handsome and Valuable gold medals. asnury uM. Ci, 1TH AND K STS N.| by Rev Dr. Boxgs of india, special prize will be given to the man ~ , DW. D.D., pastor.—Sabbath |W Bliss. ag * ex ‘cnn making the fastest mile against time. This cl 9:15 a.m, Communion, 11 a.m. Sermon} and D - Oa contest will be open to all who have en- Rev. H. Brooks. 7:45 tered one or more of the races, but no fee Epworth League, 4 p.m. THE METROPOLITAN A. 3 bet. 15th and 16th n.w.—11 o'clock a.m.,’Rev. J. T. Jenifer will preach, Mrs. Elizabeth Williams’ funeral at_3 o'clock. Sacrament of the Lord's supper at will be charged. ‘rhe local wheelmen are in training for this meet and a great amount of scorching on the White Lot circle is being done. Building Up the L. A. W. FIRST 1 URCH, Ti ST. Scott Circle, De. Chis. 8." Stakels, ator Ss day school, 9:30 a.m. Christian Endeavor’ meet- 30 p.m. 7 pan. Preaching by the pastor, 1 ain. and a Sij.n2 aptiam in the close bf the evening wet | Although Washington has by far « larger y ‘ou are welcome, It number of bicyclers than almost any other city in the country in proportion to its Population, it has not as many prosperous clubs of other cities. There are quite a number of clubs here, but none of them “EPISCOPAL, SAINT JOHN'S CHURCH, GEORGETOWN, 0 ST, bet. 32d and 33d, Hey. ‘Chas. E. Buck, rector. — Services, tomorrow: Morning’ prayer, 3:0; nex: . Q 5 oon , ve ve a mi el vhic! ‘ome. eo 5 —— —— PNUE MP. CHURCH, | CH, 23D ST. NEA WASH-| of a regular club home, although several Sth and B sts. we. Rev. E. Co] seats free; services, 7:30 and 11 a.m.; at 7:0, 0f them have rooms in which they meet. Preaching, 11 a... “Crucitix- ae ar Five The L. A. W. jon of Jesus Communion service. | 8 pate | evs’ 1 iW. Camo of tidwre 7) 10-tund that te is apoughin ne theme a Shite! 27 pap | : CLAMPETT, RECTOR OF sr | Wheelmen are in ignorance of u _come. ieee TERE YF. Cure pene | aca ue belag x taetaben Chit Gon ot eoeen POUR Tate tan th ots CHURCH, | vitation of the Brotherhood of St, Andrew, at St. | is endeavoring to ould up the league mem- pay *~s'y 5 Puut's Charch, eid st. on Sunday eve rship and put it on a solid basis. G80; Satay ecb. 7:30 o'clock, “subject, “Brotherbowd Lic This week's Outing reminds the chief con- 11, the pastor and communion, _lpwctalty evited nt sul that not only should he try to increase 7 p.m, Epworth League, EPIPHANY CHURCH, G ST., REV. RANDOLPH | the membership by adding new names, but S p.m. morgeyted H. McKim, D.D,, rector,—Services 8 aud 1i a.mu.;| that he should aiso devise some means to Rev. Dr. J. E. Gilbert of Indianapolis. 1° | 4 and § p.m. “The rector will preach morning and | keep in the fold those already there. ERON M. EO CHURCH, 2TH ST. N.w., REV | evening. Strangers welcome. Veople’s service at | “Not only ought this orgammation to have Joel Brown, pastor.—9:30, Sunday school. 11,| 8 P-m. Seats free. All welcome. ___lt_ | three husuing representatives, but it should Fecention of mewbers ‘und sacrament of the have three hundred—every member of the Kord's supper. 7, Christian Endeavor. prong District division,” says Editor Harry Park. The Union Savings Bank, 1222 F Street N. W., ¥AYS FOUR PER CENT INTEREST ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS. wer ee (Open until 5 p.m. on Goverament Gaturday evenings from ¢ to 8.) CHURCH NOTICES. SPIRITUALISM. SPIRITUALISM — METZEROTT MALL, EVERY Sanday; Lyceum, 10 a.m.: lecture, 11:30 a. 7:30 pm. This’ is the closing month of ot lecture season, resuming again neat October in the sume place. We will bave with us this | closing wonth that veteran In the rauks of spiri ualisu, Mrs. Colby Luther. known all over the count:y as one of the grandest and most eloquent speakers on our platform. If you wish to hear truths forcibly and eloquently set forth you would dg Well to avail yourself of this opportunity, We do think not to hear Mrs. Luther is @ mis- fortuue. Always good iausic. It THE FIRST SPuUTU ALIS RCH WILL Lol Its regular meeting oa SUNDAY EVENING, May 6, 7:30 o'clock, im Typographical Hall, 421 st. nw. Mrs. J. if. Collins will lecture. “Mrs. Witman will give tests ufter the lecture. 1t* LisM—wo0: HALL, 721 6TH ST. N a, every Sunday evening at 8 O'clock. Grand" and conviacing demonstration of the truth of spirit-return at every meeting. Every- ody made welcome and skepties partlcularly i vited. Mrs. Ele McNeil, medium. ice MRS. COLBY LUTHER WILL OccUPY THE} “PRESBYTERIAN, ASSEMBLY'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, CORNER ‘Str and T sts. nw. eo. 0. Little. toe.-Preaching by the pastor @t 11 a.m. and 7:30 Dp. ; Sunday sebool, 9:30 a.m.) Y. P. 8. C. “The trouble in getting new members does not He'in the mere fact that the league is note good thing to belong to, inasmuch as it ig puttt is our opinion that it lies in its unattractiveness. The recruiting officer seis hold of a non-member and tells him of the ‘ddVanitages of being one because he gets league Yates at certain hotels while on tne road; he has an organization of strength be- ST. JAMES CHURCH, STH ST. NEAR MASS. ave. te.—Sumlay services, 10:30 and 11 a.m.) 3:30 and 7:30 p.n.: Sunday school, 3 p.ni. days, 7 and 9 acti. am 7 p.m, ‘All seat Everybody welcome, __UNEVERSALIST. ‘ CHURCH OF OUR FATHER, 13TH AND 1, KEV. | Dr. Milbara, chaplain of the S. Senate, will Benes DD, tor.—A.M., ‘The Com: | hind him to emphasize his rights as a wheel- eh entey Seva, wal Soong, eerviees, AT) 2, Nitin) yan Wedge ot Ovanak Pee hian in cane It heed ba, ant 5 pte, Victor i. Wo tort fo zs . other good rea- a eT ee ee __1°_ | Mosé Who Are "Gast" Down" ‘the frst of a | sons.” . ry CHURCH OF THE COVENANT, CONNECTICUT | series of Sunday ng lectures on our com-| ~The reason why there are so few members of the league and so few to assist in cycle events, so many wheelmen think, is the fact that the wheel is used so exten- sively for business purposes and not solely for pleasure, as is the case in most cities where the rider is obliged to go to the coun- try roads in order to enjoy a ride, because of rough stone pavements. This !s undoubtedly true, and hundreds of persons who use their wheels only for busi- hess purposes never see them after business hours or on Sunday. They, therefore, are ‘ and isth streets a.w., Kev. Teunis 3. i, D.D., pustor.—Servives at 1 a.m, and 3 p.ta.; Sunday school at 9:30 a.m.; Christian Ba. dedvor Socléty ni¢eting at 7 p.m. FIRST. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 4% STREET between C und D, ey. B. Sunderland, D.D., ‘pastor. —0:30 a.w,, morning service with subject, “Help From ting ‘of the ¥. P, wusical service; 8:15 p.m., for ¥ ice with brief sermon by Allen, ‘subject, “The Greatest Power on Earth.” ‘The First Chureh will str at worn- All cordially Invited. HALL MISSION. FOR THE PROMOTION OF HOLINESS, AT KBCH- alite Hall, 43, st. and Pa. . on Sat “This union ‘0 grow in favor with saints and sinne directed to the “Lamb of God, whiel Do ao t mon life tuketh away the sins of the worid.”’ Ia charge of Miss Phoebe L. Hall.” OTHER SERVICES, \ PROPHECY.—BIBLE READ- is O ‘ED STATES wi = fm ag (ne gees with solo by 3 Seniect tor Monday, May 7, “Two-Horned | ttibutors to wheel enterprises are not as humerous as they are in most other cities. That, it is thought, has been the great drawback in the matter of getting a sulta- ble track for cycle racing exclusively. Bleycle Records, The question of the holding of the records has been discussed in certain quarters re- Beast"’—Rey, 13:11. ate FREE THOUGHT.—THE WASHINGTON LIBERAL League meets every Sunday at 3 p.m. in Wind- sor's Hall, ¥15 Fst. n.w.; open discussion; sub- ot Y. “What Shall Be Done With Idie Seats free. 1t® NDAY NIGH’ HURCH, 4TH —Preaching tomorrow at 11 a.m, Rey. Charles P. Sabbath school, METROPOLITAN PRESHYTERIAN © and Tp. sts. aod § p. iy x. P.8..C. E., 6:30 p.m. FIRTEENTH STREET PRESBYTERL Temperance meeting Sunday evening, \ Owensboro" Ail welcome, L LECTURE oi rostrum at Metzerott's Music, Hall, ducing, this | 5 o'tlock Address by a. J. Tuas se et ee ee ee | cently, particular attention being given to ath. She wi welcomed by bosts of ad-| temperance choir. a aE ’ : “ Inirers. She Is a second ‘Cherlotte Cushwan im | Srnrgy. sruuontiAL-PRESEY hoary ty “appolntinent, WILLIAM umd N13} the records of Mess:s. Wahl and Yeat- Cratory, and is as free in rellgious ideas as Col, - OsTAL, FREE ree | ao ws -| man, Waht's twenty-mile record of 1:04 eae ee k Morning service, “ii | THE NATIONAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE IXSTT-| was all right when he made it, says Yeat- eo a = eee Emcape, "Evening | tute, ae ee i all Bold ts Banday Bible | man, and no ore disputed it, but since then, CONGREGATIONALIST. ga eae = ===————————= | he says, Messrs. Clapp and Hutchings of i aie Wa oe ee mare x ne Arlington Wheelmen made 20 1-2 miles FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, COR. 10TH | THB EASTERN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, PUBLICATIONS. ea aod G sts. nw., Rev. 3. Newman, D.D., pas- | Md. ave. and 6th st. ne.—Rev. Thomas Chalmers NEW ATIO: in 14:40. Then his ten-mile record of tor; Kev. M. Ross Fishburn, assistant pastor.—11 o'clock, morning service, with reception of mem- bers and Lord’s supper. Address by the pastor. 8 o'clock, evening service, with twenty-second ser- mon upon the Early Church. Music, with quartet and choius of 50 vulces, Jed by Dr. Bischot, or- gantst. Sunday school, a.m. Christian’ En- deavor, 7 p.m. it PTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, COR. STH and I sts. me.—Communion service ‘and evening Easton, D.D,, pastor, will preach at 11 a.m.; sub- CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS for the District of Columbia and ct, ‘aith the Hoot of Christian Hervism,” and was lowered during the Balti- and is DB. ihibloct,. “Itelng” Sound at the Publish today more Cycle Club's Thanksgiving run, when vore The owing uM wi rendered: ! - vi INIAN ve was made twent: Ga 20 pray Ge the pair ne tartar ead RECOLLECTIONS OF A VIRGINIAN the distance ade in twenty-eight minutes. Concerning the twenty-four-hour record Mr, Yeatman says: “I would also like to say in regard to my twenty-four-hour record that it was just When the mists Lave cleared aw Heusuaw, solo by Miss Annette Ford; (3) ‘There is an hour of -peaceful rest,” Ambrose ther all glorious,” Bailey,” duet by C. Brust. Prof. Bue Mori, director of. In the Mexican, Indian and Civil Wars. By Gen- eral DABNEY HH. MAURY. With por- trait, 12mo, $1.50. : ° ‘ Mra 3. 1. Shedd, organist. YP, SC Beate A racy and entertaining narrative of experience | twenty-four-hous record that it was Just sy Sy Taegan cordially invited. Pastor's rsl- | during an active and adventurous life. General | honorably done as his, if not a great deal eee eg ae *_ | Maury ts a witty, Interesting writer, and his book | better. It is true that I had no timer at CHURCH OF THE REFORMATION, PA. AVE. Rey. Geo. 11. Filan of Asia Minor, “Old | tragic and péthetle episodes; while It possesses an) from the turn on the return trip, With the ues te a | age pg ig important and serious value in the frank, unre-| exception of the first lap, I had pacers and eer a estefan 2 {Chief Engineer Ha served picture it presents of the life of a soldier | timers throughout, and they were all well- ST. PAU ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH. | wali,'*’ (illustrated), for expenses of Endeavor known cyclists. cor. of Iith and H sts. n.w., Kev, S. Domer, pastor.—Tomorrow morning and eveulng at 11 and S o'clock. Sunday school at 9:30. Y.P.S., 6:45.1t FRIENDS. FRIEN, MEETING (or HODOX) | syER FIRST DAY, at 11, in parlors of Y. M,C. A., 1400 New York ave. Samuel Miles ‘of Monkton Ridge. Vt., is expecting to attend tomgrrow. All are luvited. 1 ‘CHRISTI NINTH STREET CHRISTIA: , COR. 9TH and D sts. ne. Edward B. i," pastor.—11 Abguuding in Everything." $ p.m, t VENUE CHRISTIAN CHURCH, F. pastor.—At 11 end 7:30, general “mt . Sunday sehool, 9:30, = 2 « Come. — ll REFORMED. GRACE KEFORMED CHURCH, 15TH ST. BET. RL ave. and P st. n.w., Kev. A. Thos. G. Apple, | Pp ior Morning vice, 11 a.m. Sunday schvol, | v0 a.m. Evenii service, 7:45 p.m. It as te OFARIAN. THE PEOPLE'S ©! ‘H, 425 G ST. N.W., OPPO- pension offi ” Alex. pastor, will speak oo “Bricks Without Clay,” at 11.15 a.m. Seats free. All welcome. it NEW CHURCH, CHURCH OF THE HOLY CITY, DUPONT ©! corner Masa. uve. and 18th st.—The Re will preach at 11 a. Sunday school at 12:1 ‘All seats are free. SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS. SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS. “THE Two CO enants’” will be the subject of the discourse by Elder S.J. Hersum at Seventh Day. Adveptists’ Chureh, Sth st. between F and @ sts. me., to- morrow evening, at k ate UNITARIAN. ALL SOULS’ CHURCH, 14TH AND L STs.— ll a.m. and 8 p.m., Rev. R. R. Shippen, pastor. a: Sunday a. 3 45 a. ool and Bible class. pein, Young people's teeting. AM Iwvited, at in the Mexican, Indian and Civil wars, NEW POPULAR EDITIONS OF DONALD G. MITCHELL'S COUNTRY BOOKS. delegates. Admission 25 cents. Bn GUNTON TEMPLE MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN Chureb, 14th and R sts., Rev. G. B. Pateh, D.D., “Had M>, Wahl wished to do so he could have seen my record papers, although I did not have them printed and hung “ te erpes around in the several bicycle stores. paste Segrices 21 25m an Scns Chapel ary - vauist ee Cnet, een Lot eat Mie Wak in cleeaing Ble clety of Budeavor, Sunday, WET DAYS AT EVGEWOOD—With Old Farm-| records, forgets that there are other bi- B.SC. EB, om. ets, Old Gardeners and Old Pastorals. Each | cyclists who have made just as good and 8 pan. ia eau tink Th Cena. authentic time as he has, but have not had FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN _¢ ae A it so widely circulated. Ai bet: @ aed Ir ae Mr, Mitchell's ‘two well-known books have a/ <The oniy thing I see for Mr. Wahl to Pastor. Sabbath school, 3 preaching, fresu odor of the Belds and gardens which makes | do,’ concludes Mr. Yeatman, “is for Mr. a.m. and & ».m.; Christian Endeavar, 7 p.m.; { ” Wahl to ride again. Cycle Notes, The Arlington Wheelmen will soon ap- pear in a new uniform, something entirely new in this city. The new uniform was their republication In a new and attractive dress peculiarly appropriate at this season of the year, Sold by all booksellers, or sent, post paid, by CHARLES SCRIBNEL'S SONS, Thursdas, prayer meeting, 8 p.m. Strangers are cordially “welcome. It WEST STREET CHURCH, P ST. NEAR SIST, Rev, W, C: Alexander, D:D., pastor, Sacrament of Lord's Supper it 11 oveléck, Evening service atX ¥. POS. CLE at it 743-745 Broadway, New York. i gga hole x Foca | TEMPERANCE MEETING AT THE NORTH PRES | Do a —~ | decided upon a last meeting ol e ree coe bet. Oth ant toth sts. uw, — | FREE! FREE: pines akg _— BOOK ON ASTRO-| club, and it is to consist of a full bloomer, Fete ay Tins, Pubbite tenieea, 7 ME eT | of “succesu tu love, Inarriage, business, weaith, | With crimson sweater“and black caps and —- —— = “= | health, and happness. stamp for miaiiiy; stockings. Fred Stone was elected to mem- UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST. i er eae 88 Wavash ave., Cul-| bership, and the resignation of E. C. Bin. oe 1t°_| Bowen was accepted. The Arlingtons will go to the Anglers’ club house tomorrow. ‘Tomorrow the Capital Bi Club will make an interesting trip to Fairfax Court House, a trip that is always enjoyed by wheelmen, and Capt. Wirt expects a good attendance, UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST, MEMORTAL Church, cor. Rand N. Cap. sts.—Preaching at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. by the pastor, Rev. J. E. Font. SS. at 3 pm. YPSCE. at 7 pam Ail w come. ite Protest of Musicians. ‘ The National League of Musicians, in ses- sion at Baltimore, have decided to send to President Cleveland and Secretary of the Navy Herbert a petition and protest against the government allowing the Naval Acade- my Band of Annapolis to “interfere with the work justly belonging to the tax-paying CENTRAL UNION MISSIO: NEW AUDITORIU M, 622 LA. AVE., TONIGHT; song service on Market Space, 7:30; Mr. Jas. F. Pugh, general secretary of the Y. M. C. A., will speak at 8; Gospel services daily 12 m. and 7:30 A Parlor Cycle. Another curious contrivance brought out during this most interesting show is a ma- p.m. fink: ined setae Makati pe ay ore 4 z needa The som chine called the “parlor cycle.” It is all SUNDAY PROGRA) ree § a) last, | val Academy at as secur e contrac’ 8:30; Bible school, 9:80 a.m.; Gospel services, 8) to furnish music at Deer Park. Delegate | "xed to frame and mounted on a support. eh at Owen Miller, on this question, said: “The | The results are said to be wholly “platonic* whet 220) Washingt Cirle: “as; seer | members of military and naval bands of |—no overthrows, no risks. The most furi- Space, 6:15 p.m. : 4 “| this country receive their quarters, provi-| cus kicking of the pedals produces no influ- BRANCH wisston MEI ‘GS as usual. sions, medical attendance and a bonus of | ence except on the needle of the kilometer EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE meets Tuesday night : Dr. Stitt of Dumbarton M. E. speak. $13 a month, and when they have outside engagements they receive them by under- bidding the citizen musician, who has his home to maintain and who has to demand living prices. counter, that automatically registers the distance that would have been made in real- ity. The machine is, therefore, an ideal ore for people who want the exercise of cycling without the attendant risk and ex- posure to the elements. eaten ee Governor Flower of New York has signed the bill allowing women, in actions brought for damages for injuries, to be examined by physicians of their own sex. Church will It Y. M. CG. AL REY. LSAAC W. CANTER, PASTOR OF MT. VER- non M. E. Church South, will begin a series of four addresses on “Danger Signals,’ at the Meu's Gospel Meeting, Y. M. C. A., 1409 N.Y. ave, nw. Sunda; 6. "04, 4:30 p.m., subject, “THE DANGER OF EVIL ASSOciATIOSS.” Every man invited. Bible class, 3:30 p.m. —1t ——eee—___—_— H. C. Long, mail agent on the Delaware, Maryland and Virginia railroad, has been arrested at Harrington, Del., charged with complicrty in the robbery of $6,000 from an express car safe. INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS. ACCOUNTANTS... Page 12 AMUSEMENT HALLS, are 9 AMUBEMENTS. -Page 9 ATTORNEYS. Page 11 AUCTION SALES, -Pare 16 BOARDING. -Page 10 BUSINESS CHANCES... - Pare 11 CHURCH NOTICxS... Paro 3 CITY ITEMS... Pare & COUNTRY BOARD. -Page 11 COUNTRY REAL -Pare 10 DEATHS, Pace 5 DENTISTR: Page 12 EDUCATION A: Page 9 EXCURSIONS, &c._ Pave 9 FINANCIAL. Page 3 ¥oR EXCHANGE -Paxe 11 FOR RENT (Fiats)., -Page 10 FOR RENT (Halls) -Page 10 FOR RENT (Houses). Pages 10 and 11 FOR RENT (Miscellaneous) . FOR RENT (Oshces) FOR RENT (Rooma).. FOR RENT (Stables). FOR RENT (Stores). FOR SALE (Bicycles), FOR SALE (Heuses). FOR SALE (Lota)... FOR SALE (Miscellaneous. FOR SALE (Pianos) HAIR DRESSING. HORSES AND VEHICLES. MOTELS... LADIES' GOODS LECTURES... LEGAL NOTH LOCAL MENTION.. LOST AND FOUND. MANICURE. MARRIAGES MEDICAL co “ UETeHY ~ SSenhunkses NOTARIES PUBLIC, OCEAN TRAVEL, PEKSONAL, PIANOS AND ORG POTOMAC RIVER Bo. iAH i * PROFYSSIONAL -Fare 11 PROPOSALS. Page 12 RalLROADS | -Page 20 SPECIAL NOTICES: -Page 3 STEAM CARPET CL¥! Pace 20 STORAGE.. 1 -Page 1 SUBURBAN PROPLKTY -Pare ---Paso 12 - Page 11 Page 10 Pace 10 -Pare 10 Page 10 i WANTED (Sitaations) - WANTED (Miscetlanco: THE NEWC.A.C. FIELD Pushing Work on the Lawn Tennis Courts, PROMISE OF AN ACTIVE SEASON What is Going On in the Amateur Clubs. OUTLOOK FOR THE SUMMER The lawn tennis courts on the new athletic field of the Columbia Club will be finished the latter part of this week. The courts are now ready, exeept the marking off, which can be quickly done. A high, strong wire fence has been put up at the south boundary of the courts, and the board fence ‘surrounding the park will answer the same rurpose at the north side of the courts, After they have been played on for a time the finishing touches in the way of smoothing can be put on. ‘The courts are more or less shaded by the iall trees around them. There are seven of them at the park, besides the one adjoin- ing the club house, which has been in con- stant use for some time. Nothing has yet been done toward level- ing the ball grounds or laying out the bi- cycle track, The stumps, however, have all been removed and the holes ‘illed up. With the completion of the tennis courts the tennis season will open at the Columbia Club. Mr. R. Smead, who is in charge of tennis matters, said the other day that there were a great many members who took an active interest in the game, and he thought that the season woula be a live one. He has not appointed any tennis com- mittee or made any detinite arrangements regarding the summer prog-am. Nothing has been determmed in reference to a tournament or any matches, but as soon as play can commence all these matters will be discussed and settled. The foliowing set of rules governing the use of the athletic park has been pub- lished by the board of governors: ‘The grounds will be open daily from 8:30 a.m. mmc BY Dt ce Nene but mieibers, guests having ten-day: aud Visitors ‘accolupanied by meters shai be oat Liited to the grouuds, except on special occasions, No resideut of the ‘Drs Of Columbia cau be Intedaced more tan twive in the sate mouth, Xo resident of the District of C © tntrodueed ca Sunday.) ss OF Cumbia can be Members, wheu requested to do so, must show their wemberstup cards. Guests must peesent their privil rd. Every member visiUing the athletic grounds must be suitably clorbed qo Which the oflicer am change Will be the Judge). Bowterous ‘conduct will not be allowed. ‘The grouudkeeper will not be permitted to leave the grounds on errands for members. Lockers may be obtained upou application to the Gtuce, for Which w change of $1 per year will be nade. Boys who are registered at the office of the club Will be admitted ou Saturday of each week from Yam. tol p.m. No more than three consecutive sets of lawn ten- nis shall be played by the saine party if other members bave requested the use of 4 court, The entertainment committee of the club are now engaged in preparing a program of attractive social events for the summer months. The ¥. M. C. A. Even during the warm weather of the past week the attendance at the gymna- sium of the Young Men's Christian Asso- ciation has been considerable, and the class work may continue for some time. The swimming club, which Instructor Sims is going to look after when the Weather becomes warm enough, has recely- ed many recruits. The club will, when the time comes, take frequent trips to various cooling waters in the neighborhood. Mr. Sims is an excelient swimmer himself and can not enly instruct those who do not know how in the mysteries of swimming, but can give many valuable pointers to thore who are already considerably at heme in the water. The following have so far expressed their wish to join the club; H. Kraak, O. M. Hansford, Gowen, Kemp, Pratt, Loving, Herbert, Bartlett, Pfeiger, Pearson, Bonnett, Maller and Green, The association has been looking about for some lawn tennis courts, but most avail- able spots have been taken long before now, and it ts Goubtful whether any ground can be secured for the pu so late as this. A number of the members have secured private tennis courts, and it is likely that those most interested in tennis will not be without facilities for the sport this summer, The bicycle club has become popular and has a large membership. Many runs are talked of for the summer. The ¥. M.C. C, The Young Men's Catholic Club members are to organize a base ball team in a few days. The nine will be an independent venture, paying its own experses, although bearing the club name. The club decided, some time ago, that it did not care to take the risk of a ball team, or pay its bills this year. Many of the members wish to play, however, and will manage a team them- selves. The nine will be organized next week and the players picked out. Mr. T. M. Ring, the chairman of the athletic commit- tee, ts in charge of the enterprise. The club would like to play other teams of the District. A class in gymnasium work is soon to be started at the club, and a physical instruc- tor engaged. Although warm weather is at hand enough of the members are anxious to take up systematic indoor exercise to make the move a good one. Another hop will be given by the club on May 15 at the National Rifles’ Armory, Athletic Notes. The base ball team of Georgetown Unt- versity has been considerably strengthened by the recent changes made. During this month, before the trip of the team to the northward, they will play the teams from Crarlottesville, Va.; Richmond College, La- fayette University, Cornell University and number of other strong ball nines. The Georgetown reserves are now playing | and Vera Cr first-class ball, Dugan, the third baseman, | be opened May FINANCIAL 20 Per Cent Per Month Sounds Ike a lange sum. It would be a trewen Ws Investment Interest, but It is Rot an large speculative prod fa ear, We have paid our customers a larger profit t this. In January’ we divided 22 per weuts for Fen Tuary, 26 per cent: for March, 17 per cent: for April, 17% per cout; May 1, 8 per cout, or a total Of 904 per cont profit paid in 130 days. We exnect tv continue to do as well. Our o- Operative Speculative Combinations increase the | chances of profit and decrease the chances of lows. profit und we lose; but we profit oftener than We lose, That is the secret of successful specula- thon. our system The market is right to make profit is right to prevent loeses. Write for further information. $29 to $1,000 can be invested, profits @ivided twice each iuonth. time. Capital can be withdrawn We lave mot a dissutistiod customer, We never lost a dollar for our customers in our nu tions. in, provisions or cotton bought margin of 3 percent. Week msiled free. FISHER & 00, Stoc Brokers, 18 and 20 Broadway, New ol rk.it HOME BUILD OFFICE ASSOCIATION, TREASURER, ave. nw Pa. ELEVENTH ISSUE OF STOCK. The month of May offers the last portunity take stock in the 11% series. ‘The Doubs Will close, Sguinst ew scbscriptions at its close. Shares, $200 each; payments thereon, $1 each per coutmencing with Japuary, 180%. 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Glover a “Siesore ‘slows Schley, @@ Broadway, Bankers and Dealers in Bonds, Deposits. Exchange. Loans, Retiroad stocks and bunds and all securities Tee ed op the ‘exchanges of New York, Philadelphia, Boston and Baltimore bought and sold. specialty made of investment securities, Dis» trict Bonds and all local airoad, Gas, insurance and Telephone Stock dealt tn. American Bell Telepuone Stock bought and wold 5 UILD) “DEL Ra’ Home sites are beautiful, Cheap and he Read “ad” at has been elected captain in place of Man! who has been appointed manager. Tennis is all the go at the University these days. The players have some first | class courts this season, which are in con- stent use. The tournament to take place the latter part of this month is exciting much interest and promises to be a most successful event The bail players at Columbian University | have just wound up a very successful so; lern trip. They start on a northern circuit soon, The Orient Athletic Club of Capitol Hil gave a very pleasant social entertainment last night. | The Trinidad Athletic Club will not be re- organized this year, i a Bishop Tuttle and the Salvationists. | The announcement by Mrs. Ballington | Booth of the Salvation Army that Bishop D. S. Tuttle of the Episcopal Church had | jetnmed the army has created considerat comment, but 1t scems that the bishop has not joined the army proper, but only that branch known as the “Salvation Army Aux- iliary League. | _ | ‘The line of steamships between Baltimore and Tampico, Mexico, ‘will Be.