Evening Star Newspaper, October 6, 1894, Page 3

SPECIAL NOTICES. ‘THE UNITED HEBREW CHARITIES OF THE District of Columbia will bold thetr third avsual meeting on MONDAY EVENING, Oct. & at 8 O'clock, at the Eighth Street Temple. “All mew- yers of the society and the Jewish commualty Generally ure earuestly requested to atten 6-2t TL. STARGARDTER, Secretary. W. J, COLVILLE'S COURSE OF 12 LECTURES oo “Health end Human Progress” begin at 1121 loth st. nw, Monday, Oct. &, at 4 p.m, amd at . W825 ft st. n.w.. S p.m.; con- Tuerdays, Wednesdays, four Weeks. Course tickets, $2. HALL-MRS. GL. V. ER FOR OCTOBER. SEE RELIGIOUS. NOTICES. it ALL SONS WilO HAVE LIVED IN MAINE. and thetr | families, javited to attend the Meeting of the “Sons ant Daughters of Maine.” SATURDAY, & p.m, at Opyeubelmer's Hall, 51 Sth w.” Bt MORE Cor Bee ee c nd exes, stalls No. P ‘orthe: ae mye Fagg Sth and s 7 Tespee' cit the patronage of my friends aud the public. Marketing de- livered free. J. WILLIAM CRAMPTON, for- merly vith Charles Battm. oct-3t* OF THE EXCISE BOARD POR THE District of Columbia, Washington, October 6, 1804.—Applications for bar roo licenses have been received from the folk olitaa Pfeiffer, 1190 Pa. ave. nw: A. Newland, 1290 1th M. F. B st. -; Kate Pumphi ie WILTIAMS Clerk Per 2 AT It AGAIN. Gesire to In! ms friends and the public that on NEXT SATCEDAY I will commence bus: Aness at stalls Nos. 433 and 435 Northern Liberty market. for the sal- of fine Lams, ble luxuries. Your patronage aml oc5-2t* WE PRIDE OURSELVES Ou the style we cook oysters and the manner Be serve them. Broiled Live Lobster and Sea Food of all kinds. E7The menu, culsine and service of our regular 50e. dini 4 to 7. ener i TER'S HOTE AW AVE. AD AN EXAMINATION tratio HOS. B. Lito SS FOR REGIS y the board of pharma Sat 10:30 at 1. "Seey. ES AN OPENING Oitice how 3 PUBLIC A the parehase of my pee ek a3 foilows: Te, W89i, $21 D, dae tm Deeenalve in December,” 1898, 3 1805. a8 the same “are invalld for want « shail not pay t gotiy E r, consideration, and T oe3- bad just permitted Be wiser than he and rance to ty attend to your gow. seed name and date of birth 3 eston, Agert Eyultable Life Assurance Societ, 2328 Pst. new. i Lor oF XEw ANpiRo: Special discount of 20 pe wot OWEN, MERCHANT TaILon, 423: 11TH ST. N.W. Give him sour order smd you will be suited. Fall and winter stock now ready sc2l-tr —WHATEVER YOU WANT DONE the way of tiling, grill-work and mantel-furnishing, let us hear from We are agents for the lungest taving concern in the country. S. K. Spalding, 603 E St., Mapufacturer's Agent. ens ing cf lad “Treaty Tree” Cigars, A Superb Smoke for sc. ‘They're a clear Havana filler and genu Sumatra wrapper. Many clyars sold tor i 80 go EF With every cigar you get a coupon. 100 ecupons entitle you to a handsome picture of gither of the Dattle ships Philadelphia or ew Yor “Joe Wright” Cigars Are Favorites Everywhere. The price is We. They are inade of finest fohacco by skilled workinen. Lovers of the “plant div Will readily appreciate thelr superior quality. Tie your tolacconist doesn't handle the above goods, drop vs a postal. Well see that You are supplied. Jas. L. Barbour & Son, fers ard Jobbers snd Caterers to Hotels, NA. AVE. N.W. It —understead us—we mean to say that two dollars pass for sll repalre that your wateh may need during the year. If your neds repairing now bring it to us, we will repate it and insure ft for one year all for $2. Geo. W. Spier, 310 oth St. T. 12a “WATCH PER’ a si 2, Let us bid on the mantel work of that house you’re building. We submit de- signs if you want them. M. ROCHE, 716 13TH ST. Speaking of Preserving a geomrver, you should ‘preserve with "Te. alon ear vers. WwW SE VINEGAR, 50C. GAL. To-Kalon Wine Co., 614 14th "PHONE, 998. VAULTS, 27TH AND K STS. 13d If Your Last Winter Suit _ Is rolled send for our wagon. We will make it look as bright and new as one fresh from the tailors fer $1. Coats, 50 certs—Vests and Trousers, 25 vents each. Hahn, 2X26 4xD ios ore sr. N.w. po ‘9 REPAIRING. Telephone 143-2. We Sell Everything You want in the paper line for the office and Mbrary. If there's anything you ueed we have It at the very lowest prices. &7 Fine stationery for private correspondence. All the latest shapes and shades. Easton & Rupp, 421 11th St. Popular Priced Stationers. (Just above the ave.)lid Reduced Prices For Fine Tailoring. We've bad a big “run’? on $15 and $20 Suttings. The result is that these lines have been mitch depleted. To “stock up” we've put the $20 stuffs remainh in with the Ss grade and restocked the line with $25 gocds. Which means: $20 Suitings Now $15. $25 Suitings Now $20. Morton C. Stout & Co. FINE TAILORING AT POPULAR PRICES, 1112 F_STREET_N.W. We're roof doctors. We diagnose leaky roofs— locate the mischief—and repair it right, too. We ask a modest price only, and we believe do it better thon any others in town. iO} MINERAL PAIN F st. "Phone 1598. 2a 124 “Snaps’’ in Bicycle Lamps. clos ont an overstock of MBER HEADLIGHT Lamps (formerly sold at ‘e will make them, while they last, ‘ENTS EACH!—Brand uew, not shop- out of sty N»> exeuse, at Dore sige este without a good serviceable Bicycle vi fH igomce ng from {2 up to $1.50. KMULLY & JEFFERY MFG CO. Tass oe oo ee eee. —liEDICINAL Whisky ought to be the best and Bo rest. “Qid Reliable rkeley”’ is prescribed by physicians, $1 qt. JAS. THAL Si2 F sT. : et) eae Table d’Hote Dinners, With a Pint Bottle Of Fine Claret, soc. Ked and_served in the most tempting man- ne jual to any dollar dinner in the c at ents first-class im every respect. €-'Table board, including eur S0c. dinner, $20 HOTEL EMRICH, cy TO 489 PA. AVE. C. M. EMRICH, PROP. 0c3 THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, OOTOBER 6, 1894A-TWENTY PAGES. — SPECIAL NOTICES. CHURCH NOTICES. CHURCH: NOTICES. METHODIST. BAPTQsT, An Expert on Rupture McKENDREE M. E, CHURCH, MASS. AVE. RET. Is the only one to advise you what truss to} gth and 10th, L. ‘T. Widerman, pastor. 0:30 a. Wear. Our long experience and the best fa-| jm., Sunday school; 11 a.m. communion P. cilities eaabie us to ascertain the exact truss m., Epworth League and sermon by the pastor; to be worm. No extra charge for fitting and! guijject: “Character Building.” Prayer meeting adjusting. We have all the latest, best styles a @" . : snd ma . Prices 50 per cent cheaper than peompoan f :30 p.m. Beats free. A ae elsewhere. eieens EFA GOOD, DURABLE TRUSS FOR 75C. a, WEST A i Preaching at ma. sad the pastor, Rev. J. B. St : ct: “Ingersoll's Latest TRINITY M. E. CHURCH, REV. M. F. istor.—If' a.m., administration of ‘sac 330 p.m.. pworth League prayer meeting; 7: i, ing by the pastor; 3 p.in., the Sun- y jospel Temperance Society’ will hold their 15th anniversary meeting. Addresses by Rev. W. W. Van Arsdale and Mrs. Alfred Wood; recitations, ringing and signing the pledge. 1t* WESLEY CHAPEL, COR. STH AND F STS. it W. Baldwin, “pastor.Sunday school ai 9) Communion service at 11 a.m. Junior Ey Gilman’s Drug Store, 7. y. _ lia Shirts to Measure, FUR DRESS. FOR OUTING. FOR BUSINESS. FOR TRAVELING. Quality, style, fit, workmanship and price guaranteed. WOODWARD & LOTHROP, 10th, 11th and I sts. now. orth, THERE IS A “KNACK” IN CUTTING TROUSERS —that went hag et the knees—in of Music and Poetry yl Shek: thart’n a seceat. Wa dave bee @m., Sunday school; 3 p.m., Chinese 7 striving to attain it for years aud p.n., Epworth League. now we have it. Some men are will- ing to pay as hich as $3 more for it, but we don't charge a cout more. Excellent line of next Stripe Trous- nes at $¥ und $10. Gatchel & Tompkins, CH, COR. 9TH ANT Merchant Tailors. Rev. W. je, pastor. 430 120 OF = cach subjec of Chris wunion service. Sermon 7:30 ‘The weather is Wkely to be fair amd cooler. subj aching at Pentecost. day > school, 9:30 a.m. Epworth in, NORTH CAROLINA AVENUE cor c. ave., Sth and B st: pastor —11 ma ESTABLISHED 1824, THE OLDEST FIRM. - OFFICE FRANK UBBEY & CO, Sunday schoo yor send 6th st. ard N.Y, ave., h Langu subject: © OCTOBER 6, 10 a.m. i and all aj TWEE M. Free Lumber at Last. You can buy building material at p.m. worth Leagu FOUNDRY M. Rev. Dy nearly half H, 14TH AND G the price of two years ago. ee pastor and communion; 2 th League: + revival sermon hy pastor, Npeelal revival services tonight and every aext week DR LUT CLEAR ON. ©. FLOORING, DIJED, ALL ONE WIDTH, hand PINE WW, at 11 Now books, goc. TWO YEARS AGO, $1.50. CYPRESS SHIN 1,000, NOW v's $ Christ.” “ $4.50 LWO YEARS AGO, $6.00. MOUNT VE eth 4, the past am, ¢ EM. plished. + Frank Libbey & Co., *'} “Lumber, MIN Work and Builders’ Hardwa: 6th and New York Ave. NDP STS. N. pastor, Sanday HAMLIN wee a —— — ee ‘Tharsday, “He who knows it not very toe ” Sunday argues himself unknown.” } “ts « Superb Overlook Inn—| it" 1, without a rival in point of beauty of surround= | SuMi see ee SN B. Wilson, pre=td: eld Sate nt after ings—magnificent view reg he arene it eae bry ing the weelt at 7s S. }. Cummings will prench each —and a cuisine famous | ening acer sinusy. as MT. ZION M. CHURCH, 29TIL ST. among bon vivants. ing at 11 by HLA. Carroll, pastor. Sanday A short drive out Pennsylvania avenue | Gogg 92-90.) Epworth League praise wee! ing, extension, across the Eastern brauch,over the Emest graded and best exred-for roads about Washingtoa. it Typewritten Letters By iy Patented Process is the best method of reaching the public throagh the mutls. An ex- pert cannot tell the difference between it aud the machine work. Every circular by this method becomes a PERSONAL LETIPEK, Call aud see tt. Byron S. Adams, Printer, ‘Teiepbone, 930. (oe2) S12 11th st. aw. To Attorneys. ‘The Supreme Court of the United States and the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia will soon be in session. Bring your Briefs. GALBILAITH ZION CHURCH, 6TH BEY. LAND M .W.. Rev. 1. oH. G! Dyson, 0. D. reaching, 11 a.m., by Kev. N. p.m., by Rev. Robinson." Young peo at 6:30 p.m.” All gre welcome. AN MEMORIAL dith and Hn. EL tor. y forth League service. abject, “An Important during the week, Friday Frieuds and strangers Revival serv turlay excepted. Hy tuvited. Come. ASBURY M. EB. CHURCH, c 9:15 1TH A League. 6:30 p. funeral of Mie Sais PRESBYTERIAN METROPOLITAN Fo the official printers: for the courts and have RESBYTERIAN CHURCH, them printed im accordance with the court rules. - and Le jhe Laid hg oy Reng sonic “ CRE Ome Setioneed when proremen. at’ il a.m; subject: “Why Should One Go to IUDD & DETWEILER, 429-422 11th st. nw. 7 Punctuality, oeatness, fair prices, se21-1m CHURCH NOTICES. EPISCOPAL. ST. JOHN'S CHURCH, GEORGETOWX, 0 ST. bet! B2d and 33d, Rev. Chas. E. Buck, ‘rector. Services tomorrow: Morning prayer, 9:40. Sermon and holy communion, 11. Evening 30. Vested choir. Strangers cordially inviti wy ST. MARK’S CHURCH, CORNER 3D AND A STS. ge. Morning sersics" and holy ‘communion, 11. Evening service, 7:30. Sunday’ school, Rev. J. Owen Dorsey will prea Chureh, ‘aod When?" and at 7:30. p.m; subject, “Christian Endeuvoring, Real and Shui." Sab: bath scbocl, 9:30 a.m. Persons not worshiping elwewhere cordially invited. A welcome for all at all services. 1 ASSSEMBLY'S PR KOH, Con. n.w., Her. George O. Little, D: D., pastor. 9:30 . bath sebook: 1 au. of baptisin and Lord's supper; re ception of new members and short sermon by the pastor ecting of ¥. 1. 3. 380 woustve service, and ‘the first a serfes of talks on the Christin Endeavor Pledge y the pastor; Dm, mid-week meeting of prayer and conference. ireryhody Invited and weicomed. it FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, ST. DRT. € and D.—11 a.m., morving se ‘and com: munion, with sermon by Dr, Sunderlaud; _sub- feet, “Ehe Advent of Christ.” 6:30 p.m.,"X. B. Lc — 7:30 pm. musical service by isle | quartet. Rev. Mr. Allen bas returned, and will each at evening servis subject, “Who Is Christ? ‘The FIRST CHURCH QUARTET at morning and evening services. Everybody wel- come. It FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 9TH st. bet G and H sts. o.w., Rev. Joseph T. Kelly, pastor —Sabbath scouol, "9:30 a.m, Preaching by gastor, 11 a.m. and 7/39 pm. ¥. vc. E, 30 p.m. Thu evening service, agers are pow 3 LEY MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURC Florida aye. bet. 6th and 7th ats. nw., Rev. Russell Verbrycke, pastor.—Morning serv Grelock; subject: “A Word to the Desponde Evening service, o'clock; subject: “Shot at, EAR WAS. rector.— All p.m. At evening seryice special serinon, by vitation of St. Paul's Chapter of Brother! of St. Andrew, by the Rev. G F. Dudles, fector of St. ‘Stephen's Church. Men ‘spectally invited. It GRACE CHURCH PARISH HALL, COR. OF OTH ‘and D streets #.w., 2 squares west of 7th street cable cara.—This parish hall opened for the first time for divine services tomorrow, at 9:30; morn: ing service, with Sunday school, at 11 a.m. Hitany, vermon and holy comm evening wer vice at S p.m. All persons having envciopes due are requested to bring them or send them jo now. It CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY, G ST. NEAR 14th, Rev. R. H. McKim, D.D., reetor.—Services at 6 and 11 a.m., 4 and p.m. The rector | and Mortally Wotnded."’ Sabbath school at 9:45 Will preach at 11 A.m. and 7:30 p.m. Seats free} o'vlock. Y. P. S.C. KE. at 6:30 o'clock. Mid- at the ev service. Strangers welcome. Sun- Week prayer service, Thursday evening at day schools at 9:30 a.m. and & p.m. It o'clock. Strangers cordially welcomed. EASTERN PRESBYTERIAN ST. ES’ CHURCH, STH ST. NEAR C_N.E. Free and open to all every day. Services Sunday, land ave. and 6th st. u.e.-Rey. Zth, 10:30 and 11 4.m., 3:20 and 7:30 p.m. Sun- D. D., pastor, will day’ school, 3 p.m. It vba tetuest repented, ST. THOMAS CHURCH, 18TH 2 MADBION EPERS "a tee ts., near Dupont Circle.— Servi a.m., holy z Conlmenton, and 8 p-ui, Rev. i. fi. Johnston. Mt Sa Tae Tt On. OF m. Y. PS. ©. EB, 6:30 pm. Mee, LL. Airector of muste and orgenist. dially invited. ne. WEST "STREET Ww. Pastor's residence SBYTERIA! Alexander, D.D. c pastor at 11 a.m. and 7: CHURCH OF OUR FATHER, 13TH AND L, REV. | SoU t'y-o. '¥. P's. CB. at A. 1, Rogers, DD,» pastor A.M. “The Gospel | week prayer meeting Thurvday at 3 i .m., prelude, = se dalam Nhat Met aha Men ‘Do ‘Not ‘30 to Church.” "Lecture, 2 | WESTERN, HST, BET, 19TH AND 20TH, 110W- Hanity and. the Realm of Business.’ Sunday | ard Wilbur Ennis, pastor. 11 a.m., reception of school at 9:30. Christian Endeavor at ‘All| members and sacraient of the Lord's supp y 3 7:30 p.m., evening worship; "A Nineteenth. itkew OF THE REDEEMER, PA. AVE. 8.8. | tury Varable—On the Potter's Whee ‘Chorus between 4th and Sth.--Sunday school at 2:45 p, | choir. A welcome for all. It m. Preaching ty Yev. A. G. Rogers, D. D. é 3:45. MPLE MEMORIAL, PRESBY TERIA oy at de » 14th and R sts, Bi B, stor. —Services, 11 alm. and 7:30 p. jections by the organist, Ar. C. $8. Filiot: VERMONT AVENUB CHRISTIAN CHURCT “= Ry ee Grete Ce ee ee ee ee praise service—Aria, Hach; Improvixation, Clark Ce ey , 9:30 am. YP. 1 Ritegro, Mozart. Sunday ‘school, 9:30 am, ¥ SCH, 7 pom. Seats tree AN welcome, “It ) PUSS MEM G:20° pr. Jumloc Badeavory” 2:15 NINTH STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH, CORNER | p.m.._1n'the ‘chapel. “Also prayer meeting 1 9th and D sts. n.e.—Pastor E. B. Bagby will Ys P. each at 11 ain. ard 7:30 p.m., Rally day, Sun- + y. October 7 All the members are earnestly Fequested to be present at the morning service.1t NEW CHURCH. THE WASHINGTON SOCIETY OF THE NEW Jerusalem, the Kev. FRANK SEWALL, pastor, pending the building of thelr new church edifice, Teunis 8. Hainlin, D.D., pastor. a.m, and 8 p.m." Sunday school will reopen at 9:30 a.m, Christian Endeavor Society mecting at 7 p.m., at which there will be the report of the Cleveland ©. E. convention, ‘The ‘Thursday ing service Will hereafter be at 7:30 0° wil bold thelr Sunday services in the UPPER HALL of the NATIONAL UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL BUILDING, 13th st. below I st. Ser- mon at 11 subject Oct. 7, “The Materials | lar Sunday evening of Solomon's Temple."’ Sunday school will be re- sumed Sunday, Oct. 7, at 8 p.m. sumed At 32:15 vclock. AM are cordially in- Sabject_ of discourse tomorrow evening, “The Benefit Conferred upon Humanity by Splritual Communteations.”” The lecture will be followed by communteations: through the mediumship of Mrs, Effie McNeil. ‘Good muste and singing. Dime collection. 1t* M——-METZEROTT'S HAI Cora L. chmond of Ch’ vl platform as spe the First Soctety 7:30 p.m. Children’s Pro OTHER SERVICES. THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE RIBLE CLASS MEETS Sundags, at 11a c., at 1023 12th st.‘n.w. All ft FREE THOUGHT THE WASHIN Teague meets crery Sunday, at Windsor's Hall, 915 1 st. nw. ¢ tomorrow,"‘Is Modern Spi All welcome. Seats free. low AED, UNIVERS! Meetings: 11:30 ossive THE PROGRESSIVE SPIT! will hold regular services Sun o'clock, at 423 G st. nw. tor, Mrs. J. D. Compton, assisted b; ite Ne as . Nolan, “MISSION. OR THE PROMOTION sient Ba. ve. ) p.m. preaching by the. pastor » Misit. "AW are condialte wel: it SOTIS CHER, WTI AND T Sih Rush Ro Shippen, pasto 9:45 a.m., Sunday sehool and unity class; li a.m., religious service and communion; 6:30 p.te., youn ting: r ed. it NON-SECTARIA HURCH, 423 G ST N.W., |. pastor,’ will speak tomo FRIENDS MEETING (ORTHODO: ERY FIRST day at 11 in parlors of Y. M. C. A, 1409 New York ave. Sarah C. Harris of Virginia, a min- 5 Jeihods and School Me ister, Is expecting to attend tomorrow. Public | ods." You are cordiwly invited, and the * pts invited. awe are free. s PASTOR B, HEZ SWEM “ABOUT “SHE SHOOK the Clock,” talks Sonday night, 7:45 o'c., preaches ‘at 11 a.m. All invited. Free ‘pews. {udstoriem Second Baptist Church, 4th st. and ave, 8.e. ef BAPTIST CHORCH, E ST. BET. 6TH n.w.—Rev. J. J.)Muir, pastor, will preach at it am. and 7:30 2 "Evening subject, “Welghing Anchor.” 8.8. 9:30 a-m. it CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, STH AND HN. W., Rev. SH. Greeneg pastor.—Sunday school, a.m, Preaching by the pastor, 11 a.m, and if m. Raptisin aftet evening sermon. KEN- DALI. CHAPEL BRANCH, 1314 and D s.w., Rev. T. Outwater, paptor.-Sunday —wchool, ” 9:45. Preaching. 11’ an. and. 7:30 p.m. MEMORIAL CHAPEL, Sth and 'Ponww 220 p.m. All are eonil invi BAPTIST CHURGH, CHANPLAIN AVE. Rev. S. Geriah Lamkins, B. D., pastor. L. D. Bliss, supt.— It 9:30, Preaching, 41 a.m. and § p.m., by Lines ich alta Be ha Le RMEL BAPTIST CHURCH, COR. 4TH ts. nw. Rev. W. Gibbons, “Ph.D. Se ee f 6: reaching by the pastor. Bee inataitaticn of omieers. tor sill preach a spectal we: cided Revival meeting all the week; 28 add tions. Com ate BAPTIST CHURCH, Cor. A M POLITAN and 6th sts. ne. Geoon Clay Suith, pastor.— Keguiar services, 11 a.m., 7:39 p.m,’ Preaching by pasior, Seats free.” All schol, 9:30 am. Y. B.S. yer ueeting, Thursday FIRST BAPTIST Seott Circle, I Sunday “eehool, 6:30 pan. Pre D p.m, You are cordially welcome to these services. it SILOM BAPTIST CHURCH, LST. BET. 10TH and 17th ets. nw, Rev. J.’ A. Taylor, anday school. At 1i a.m., wer the opening of’ the S p.m, communion, reat S “The Handwriting ¢ pastor, Hey. A. Willbapks forty voices. White and i OLIVE BAPTIST CH, GPH ST. NE. <1. and M.~ 9:88 ¥ at V4, pr ev. J. W. Winston: at § pam., preaching by Prot. Bernard ‘Tyrell of ‘Ve. ing will I the week, WURCH, 3D AND D., pastor. —Gi f r CHURCH, Vastor Row, ching x Je school at TH AND SOUTH A. T. Andersoa of 1 acm. All are 1 ex at am, RCW, ISTH ST. BE BEREAN B and M iaiving APTIST ¢ .. Win. A + pastor, Andeavo JONALIST. TIONAL CHURCH, aw, Ree S. M. M isi having returi NGREGA' FIRS CONGRE® Lot and G sts. orus of fifty voices, ist. Sunday school, THE and a.m.: FIFTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURE and T sts. ne. -Preseking, at 1 tu. by Rev. A. [each school, ee. CENTRAL Lai, erent” parts of Will be out on its OF THE REFORMATION, and 2d st., Rev. WoO ron, LD. D. Communion and ‘ey bd éoftection at 1 vice at 7:30. Randdf-eepool, 9:30. Seite free, st PAUL'S ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH, Ith and H u.w., Rey. 8. Dower, past Tomorrow morning and evening, at 11’ and Communion services” in the school st 9:30. ¥.P.SC and Q sts,—Service at 11 a.m. and 7:30 ‘p.m, preaching by Pastor-elect Key. Stanley ‘Biti- heimer, ase Y M CG. A. wi GA Dc. tom ITH ST. N.W. & Varing Ww! address the Ces meeting Sunday at 4:30 p.m. Topic, “Will > _herit the Farth?* - sad ee REY. W. DE. RONDEN POS OF ORANGE, CAL. will address the men’s Gospel meetings at the Y. M. C.A., 1400 N.Y. ave. now. Sunday, Oct. 7. "94, 4:30 p.m. Bubject: “How to Live a Helpful Life.” Every man Invited. Bible class, 3:39 p.m. at INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. ATTORNEYS . AUCTION SALES. BOARDING ., BUSINESS CHANCES. CHIROPODISTS. CHURCH NOTICES, CITY ITEMS. COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS. COUNTRY REAL ESTATE, FINANCIAL . FOR EXCHAD FOR RENT (Stables)... FOR RENT (Stores) FOR SALE (Bicycles) TOR SALE (Houses) FOR SALB (Lote). + FOR SALE (Miscellaneous). FOR SALB ( HAIRDRESSING AND MANICURE. HOKSES AND VEHICLES. HOTELS . LADIES’ GOoDs. .. LEGAL NOTICES. AL NOTICES. PERSONAL . PIANOS AND ORGANS... - POTOMAC RIVER BQATS PROPOSALS AILROADS SF te TEAM CARPET CLEAN! STORAGE ..... SUBURBAN PROPERTY. UNDERTAKERS . WANTED (Flats). WANTED (Help). WANTED (Houses). . WANTED (Miscellaneons). WANTED (ltooms). WANTED (Situations), Ww ER RESORTS. . TWO EXTENSIVE FIRES. —— Twenty Houses Burned at Buckh: non, W. Va.—Damnge at Nash Just after midnight Thursday fire broke out in the Kiddy furniture building on Main street, Buckhannon, W. Va. Help from Weston was called for and arrived at }, and by 3 o'clock the fire was under control. Twenty houses, including all of both sides of Main street from E. C. Farns- worth’s building to Dr. J. W. Brown’s block, were burned out. The loss will amount to $80,000, insured for less than half. The Young Men’s Christian Association building at Nashville was destroyed by fire at an early hour yesterday. The editorial room of the Banner, in the same bullding, was burned, and the Banner building ad- joining was damaged. ‘The Associated Press room in the ¥, M. C. A. building was de- stroyed. The loss of the ¥. M. C. A. is $69, insurance, $25,000, THE NEW YORK SITUATION. Chairman Babcock Says It’s Too Early for Estimates. Chairman Babcock of the republican con- gressional committee returned to Wash- ington today from a trip to New York, where he has been in attendance upon a meeting of the republican national com- mittee. “The political situation in New York is in an embryo state,” said Mr. Babcock to c Star reporter today, “and both parties are alike in this respect. I can compare the situation to nothing better than a pot of molasses which is on the stove boiling for candy. It is in a seething condition, and it is difficult to tell at this point whether :t will be burnt or not. It is tco early to make estimates about New York. “There is one thing which is apparent, however, and that is the democratic oppo- sition to Hill. You can see it cropping out on all sides—a vigorous, aggressive and powerful movement. Of course Mr. Hil perceives it and is doing all in his power to check and counteract it.” +e. Agal it Living Pictures. The Women's Christian Temperance Union at Chicago has entered upon a cru- sade agairst objectionable theatrical bill beards and the exposure before the foot- lights of scantily clothed women. This ac- tion was determined upon Thursday at the monthly meeting of the Central W. C. T. U., when the report of a subcommittee, con- sisting of Mrs. L. A. Hagans and others, was read and adopted. The committee made a tour of the Chicago variety theaters and concert halls and told shocking stories at the meeting Thurrday. As a result counsel has been employed and a crusade against living pictures will be begun. or The Heir Suspected of Murder. William D, Trombley is locked up at police headquarters at Detroit on suspicion of being connected with the murder of Charles B. Chauvin, his uncle. Trombley | is the missing heir to the Chauvin estate, for whom the police have been searching in New York, and who sold his interest in the Chauvin estate to John H. Seitz. ° FINANCIAL. REPORE OF OHIO Nath At Wastuty TH LINGTON, ‘Colunablat, Loans Overd Specie. z Atedemption fund with U. © per cent of circulaticn), ‘Total .... +s $385,650.08 | LIABILITIES. | Capital stock paid - $200,000.00 | Uiaivaded promis, taxes paid. 12,024.15 National menk notes outstandiny 4, Das to other ta: jynal tanks — 93,764.00 Dae to state tanks and bankers .. 2 81.36 Indiy dual deposits ‘sat ject Dewana certificates post... Certitied " Checks ot de- 135,306.83 = + $388,650.98 District of Columbia, county of Washington, ‘ss: “C,H. DAVIDGE, caster of the above named pank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and beltef. ©. H. DAVIL Cashier. Subscribed and sworu to Letore we this 6th day of Uctober, INI. RANDULVH D, HOPKINS, Notary Public, Correct—-Attest: L. M. SAUNDERS, i JOHN ¢ OX, { at REPORT OF THE CONDITION the NATIONAL SAFE DEPUSIT, SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY OF THE: DISTRICT OF COLUMBL At Washington, in the Distris close of business, ¢ of Colombia, at the ober 2, 1ee4, ¢ RESOURCES Loans on real estate and collateral security . Blocks, securities, de. * Banking hoase, furniture and fixtures. Due srom national banks (uot reserve agents) Due from bai Cvecks and Notes of other Fractional pape. and cent . Lawful mouey reserve tn bank, vir: Legal tender notes... $1,417,085.60 taxes paid .. 64,262.11 Individual deposits 3,464;830.55 Tot , $2,520,101. District ree 4 of Washington, se: 1, BENJAMIN SNYDER, President of the above named company, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best ef my knowl edge and belief. ~— BENJAMIN P. SNYDER, resident. Subscribed and sworn to before me this bth day of October, 1894. (Seal) WILLARD 1). MYERS, Correct—Atiest: Notary Public. THOS. HYDE, ANDREW WYLIE, JOHN F. RODGERS, Directors, REPORT OF THE CONDIION Of the COLUMBIA NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTO: At Washington, in the District of Columbia, At the close of business, Uct. 2, 1504, RESOURCES. at Loans and discount: os $806,855.67 Overdrafts, secured and unsecured, 236.53 U.S. bonds to secure circulation... 50,000.00 Stocks, securities, ete = 85,000.00 Banking boue, fursitare and atures 72,079.21 er real estate and mortgages ow! 2,309.) Due from National Banks (not re- _ serve agen' Ss + 11,217.09 Due from approved reserve + US.5TB.19 Checks and other cash item 5,042.55 61,671.86 es of other ) 3,125.00 ional paper nd cents 306.82 Lawfal 166,414.75 Redemption fund with U.S. trea: urer ( per cent of circulation), . ‘Total.. 250.00 - $1,349,754.21 LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in. + $250,000.00 Surplus fund. : 100,000.00 Undivided profits, ‘Tess’ expenses "amd taxes patd 18,306.27 \ notes. outs 45,009.00 other national Dividends Individual depostt to check Demand certificates ‘of de- posit Certified “checks: Total .......+.. District of Columbia: ‘County’ of Washington, ss: I, CLARENCE CORSON, cashier of the ‘above named bank, do solemnly swear that the “dove statement {8 true to the best of my ledge and belief. CLARENCE CORSON, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to betore me this Sth day of October, 1894. EDERICK GRAY, Notary Public, 3 District of Columbia, si ES. B. F. LEIGHTON, BRAINARD H. WAR- 0. G. STAPLES, XER, be PRANK B. NOYES, 0 JOY EDSON eR, ALBERT F. Fox, Directors. it It is Not What a Man Earns ‘That makes him rich. It is What He Saves. The Union Savings Bank, 1222 F ST. N.W., Pays four per cent interest on savings accounts (Open until 5 p.m. on government puy days and Saturday evenings from 6 to 8.) ocd U. S BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCLATION, 1313 F st. now. Money secured by first trusts under the old-time puliding and loan plan and as safe as govereiment ie. Shares in Series B withdrawn before maturity pay 5, 6 and 7 per cent interest. Invest your idle money where every dollar earns a much singly as if It were & part of thousands. av20-3n REPORT OF THE CONDITION the WEST EXD Satiecar, BANK, in the District of Columbia, at the id. Individual deposits subject cry n aegeatencee ‘Time and trust deposits. Certified checks... Debenture bonds........ Total... ington, District I, J. W. WHELPLEY, cashier named bank, do solemnly swear that the statement ts true to the best of my knowledge and lier. J. W. WHELPLEY, Cashicr. Subscribed and sworn to before me this Sth @ay | Demand cer of October, 1894. $ pane, ementes at Gp Correst AONAED 8. REESIDE, Motary Pubtie. | csrites checks rest Attest: < . : ig gee aghler's “checks.” attain’ o <a ovecessnvnneenenen JAMES E. FITCH, —— mene 1 AL WILLawD, ‘Total . 8TAS,194.00 M. W. BEVERIDGE, Directors. Bette st Columbia, County of Washington, ss: 5. BURDETT, J KLES P, WILLIAMS, cashier of the above HENRY WISE GARNETT, Bamed bank, do solemnly swear that the above JOHN EB. HERRELL, statement is true to the best of my knowledge and JAS. G. PAYNE, — belief. CHARLES P. WILLIAMS, Cashier. HENRY F. BLOUNT, of Mcribed ‘and sworn to before Mme this Oth day ~~ REPORT OF THE CONDITION tober, 1864, CHARLES KR. HARBAN, OF, the ‘ Correct— Attest: panna, Saeeie, CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK, os * At Washington, in the District of Columbia, at the i. FAMDON, RESOURC! 5 Loans and discounts. $713,554 44] It JOHN HL AGRUDER, . secured and unsecured. ae REPORT BE OONDIT . ds + Of the Vreniiums ou tuo vv | TRADERS’ NATIONAL BANK GF WASHINGTON, sing hon 199,000 | At Washington, In tie Dstrin, oF Onaee at the a ‘national banks (wot 59 clone Of business October 2, i from ci 1 - REBOURCES. from suproved reserve agen 120.218 31 | Overdraft, secured ‘ad’ waaccarcd., | SMCS weeks and other ¢ eins. Sy ; > ‘ seg rearing, Wome age sl SS is te ee cirealation..°. 50,000.09 t national - 5 Stocks, securities, ce... . v etioual paper currency, michele and 12s a8 | Baukitc Touse, forniture ‘and’ @atunee vaso as cents. sees row tations! banks (not reserve Lawl money reserve im tami via: seesseseee — BSOTO.TD Legal-tender notes. - 40,500 00 Checks and other cash items. > : Exchanges for clea S. treas- house fon fund with Rede a Rechanges Gor cle : urer ( per cent of circulation). ++. 4,500 Pachoud ~y — bate 7 cents. Mis Total. sakeibaed $1,474,837 06 nm LiABILTES. : we Capital stock paid in s100,000 oo | sot aeoen airplus. “find protit Undivided Redemption fund with U. 8 tress- ss urer « per cent circulation)... r TiABILIT IES. Capital stock paid in . $20,000.09 Surplus tund 001.00 Certified checks, Undivided a Jess capenses and ‘Total $1. Naticanl "Cask wotes’¢ ess) Disteict of Columbia, city of Washington, re LA. BUFF, cashier of the avove nawed bank, | Puc te other aational bamke $22,183.65 29" solemnly swear that the above statement is § 1,770.55 true to the best of my knowledge and belief ‘A. B. RUFF, Cashier. 2228 October, ISM. c See ERNEST G, THOMPSON, Notary Public. Attest: WILLIAM E. CLARK, H. BROWNING, W. B. WEBL, hed and sworn to before me tbls Sth day of Correct — a. | is, BRENT. 1. BALDWIN, cashier of the shove rained bank, do solemmly wear that the above «one ne ee XELORT OF SHE 00% NATIONAL METROPULITAN BANK wingion, D.C, at the Close of busioess October 2, Used. BAM. Cituss, RRESOUKCES. Notary Public. Souns and discounts. . $657,272 C2 Overdiafts, secured and unsecured, 1,104 61 U. 8. beads to secure circulation. U.S. pods on hand. Premiums on U.S. bonds. Stocks, securities, ete Banking house, forpiture a1 STONE, real estate p ‘SOCIETY, = tts seventh Exchanges for clearing house. 29,177 46 - Rowen of other tat banks. 4.682 09 ne A TSS Seeset sone and cents . noes 276 42 ; ia’ bank, ‘via Po -albependaprpebetege Kt | Legul tender notes. Redemption fund with U. ure @ per cent of circulation). » Total Cepital stock paid In Surpios fund ... Unatvided tres paid .... National bank wotes outstanding: Due to other national banks. . ‘Due to sta’e banks and Dividends unpaid Individual ite of October, TFRED B. BRIGGS, Notary Public. + dia Byer Correct —Attest: FA w. THOMPSON, donds, &c., at - A. WILLARD, interest. x. Ww. it and desiring to accommeds ted. Loans on reel estate... ...§800,737 62 ‘oans on collateral—time.. 427,003 7S Loans om collateral demand 880,638 16 Other loans and discounts. 1,150 @8 ——————- $1, 649,586 19 n ° 23 16 Qrendratts, secured snd umccured..- 8 i 1405 G St. N. Ww. Banking house, faraiture and fixtures, © J. BELL... Tuultand suie work. S engert as) a. 7. BRITTON. Dae from national batike. > 18685 0] Gpo. e RMMONS. Eigen one came | 4. W. WHELPLEY. Treasurer. leeks and other ‘cash items ‘5,573 02 WM. A. McKENNEY..att'y & Trust Officer. Fractional paper currency, nickels and > = 9 ota conts.s.-se+ : cacusteciaciweniie sai Lawful money Space WALL STREET. Legal tender notes, yas COOPERATIVE KR. STOCK SYNDICATE Cs I stock paid in DISCRETION POOLS, Satplas ‘ood Large profits resized with minimum rivke, tases pal “Prospectus and Daily Market Letter” Mailed Free, Due to nat! Dividends unpatd 8,480 39 HIGHEST REFERENCE preiione ute aa subject 9940,525 15 es Denied ecriicaics ot Ge WEINMAN & CO., “sarenaanne to . rime ceitificates of deposit. 420,150 17 STOCK AND GRAIN BROKERS, Certified checks.-....+++ ~ B15 Ob No. 41 Broadway, New York City, ——— 1,381,550 23 | 9023-th&s?taw3m wn ae a Bee Hoo r, Helphenstine hensti. es naa Total, <e . $2,706,687 24 per, Pp ne District of Columbia, ss: 1, Jobn Joy Eason, president of the above named company, do solemnly swear that the above state- ment is true to the best of knowledge and belief. JOHN JOY EDSON, Subscribed and sworn to before me this 5th day of October, 1804, TENNEY Row. Correct—Attest: mat i & Co., MEMBERS N. ¥. STOCK EXCHANGE, 1333 and 1333 F st ow. Buy and@ sell Stocks, Bonds, Grain, Provisions and Cotton. Receive Geposits subject to check and allow interest on balances. Collections flee to customers, ‘Call or send for our circular letter on Corn and Cate, just inmned. Private wire. Telepbone, 471. Correspondence invited. C. T. Havenner, wel d-cott KS, J. J. DARLINGTON, CHARLES BaUM, BRAINARD H. WARNER, ELLIS SPRAI W. B. GURLEY, hG. CRANE, JR., ALBERT F. FOX, Twoms 9 and 11, Aliantic building, 20 F ot. ow. Investment Securities. <n Dente and Genin bought ent sold Sm ‘margin. Cotten bought and sold to New York or New ‘Orleans. Private wires to New York, Chicago and New ‘Orlears, Telephove 453. ‘aplo-tr NEW SOUTH BUILDING AND LOAN ASSN; ‘earnings, fourth year 18 per cent; best invest- ment for monthly savings; losus’ for building homes ROBT S. FORBES, 1420 G st. n.w. 66-1 m' LEE TONTINE, ENDOWMENT AND Palb-UE INSURANCE POLICIES PURCHASED AT A FAIR DISCOUNT.” Money loaned on same, mbsi-tf — EDWARD N” BURNS. 1307 F stow, ‘CORSON & MACAKTACY, MEMBERS CF THE NEW YOK STOCK EXCHANGE, 1419 F ct., Glover bullding. Correspondents of Messrs. Moore & Schley, 89 Broadway a = Directors.« The National Safe Deposi Savings And Trust Company ‘Of the District of Columbia, CORNER iSTH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. Capital: One Million Dollars Safe Deposit Company, Special act Congress 1867, Savings Bank, at — er Spectal act Congress 1870, Seaton snd Baltimore aunt anh oskt Trust Company, ‘A specialty mude of investment securities, Dine Goneral act Congress 1890, trict Bonds and al! local Raliroad, Gas, Insurance end Teiepbour Stock dealt in. American Bell Teiepuoue Stock bought and sold, fort dest