Evening Star Newspaper, October 11, 1894, Page 5

FOR SALE—HOUSES. olga SAIB-1113 MASS. AVE ‘SUBSTANTIAL FOR tn SF velting ar etet condition; Test, $5 & month, in advance. Key at 1226 N'st. aw. TION UNSURP: SWOULD Extiaxag Fon naxT — DWELLING "1030 PENNA, AVE. FICE OF BUSINESS PAYING IN- $30.50. quite at ocli-3t J. B. WIMER, 608 13TH ST. For RENT-i01 _@ Sh NW, ave.. seven large reume and Seth; ; rent low to permanent tenant. “Appl Yo Qa. a ‘FoR RENT_ isos 4 12r, ba, cel, large FORO RT. swith, ‘unobstructed view Reduced to Tots i Vid Md. ave. we. oF W. ‘S214 Va ave. 4r, | 416 Hayes ct,4r,w. 10.30 4. "heated by fuc..$75 414 Hayes ct,4r, 1G ow, lg om p ae Ar, 2 eons row, inn 17.80 1110 Congress ne, 6r.8.50 “15 Storage room 813 10mm FOR SALE—THAT BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE NO. 1827 Roanoke st., Columbia Heights—The first and second stories of this fine residence are of Hummelstown brown stone_and the balance of. essed brick. There are 15 rooms, exclastve of flliard, store room, laundry and furnace rooms.' It is wired throughout for electric lighting. ‘There, is an elevator and an artesian well of pure besides the city water. @ carriage Liouse and barn, with stabling for two or three horses; also a servant ‘tne house was erected under the supervision of the owner, by day’s work. and painted and decorated in oll, splendid location, being within a few bundred feet of the residences of Mrs. Harlan, Surgeon General Hammoud, the Chinese Jegation, and several other ine Lou: e city and sur FOR SALE — SEVERAL hares of Dupont (Nos. 143 to 147). oyu & RUTHERFORD, 1307 F FOR SALE-G-ROOM BRICK water and gis: $1,300; rents $12.6 STU UNION ST, S.W, lot 20 feet fron! /1783 18th «tm AIS E Cap st, r- spring water, 6 F st. nw. house of 5 rooms, DU frou: It ronnie: teat heat, 2815-N nw.; 7 rms.; furns 7 rms OWXER, 1309 ¥ or 210 B uw. ‘aS tat It is tinished in oak, SEAR SCOTT CIRCLE, Well-furnished and desirable hous»; Most convenient THREE-STORY biti 10 rooms; furnace heat: WaNTED—10 SELL OW BOL $500 vote, running for 1 3« wad secured by 2a at the house, eral discount. FOR SALE—ONSLY $4. STORE ao. tae SHIELDS, 1405 SALE SONY 8 G P. oo RNISHED = N Fave, 1M4r&b$150 jeislt, jaan aSSOCTA. douds, Gor Un How AND. $4,000; 500; Tb NEAR 6TH, _Sittins 1405 F ST. —RY HARBIN, 819 PA. AVE. new brick, 6r., b., i STORY AND i me Drick houses ow NER, 10g F, For SALe—THE mols meat Depeut Clich ated by furnace rie bells and light: 2314 13th st. now. Ir. and bath. These Louses antire efty; mow; “agua pope Hgh\ing, “speaking tubes, | steam — a all day. pg 23t,and bath, a.m.t..$125.00 rent, $50 per BUTLER & GRAHAM, 503 E st. OM BRICK HOUSES; renting for $30.6) per heat and opes 4% and FE s.w RENT_OR SALE—TUREE NEW or will tuild to suit purchaser on small moathl ride on B. aud 0. AKER, Owner, Langdon, ¥oR SALE a Island ave. near 10 rooms and bat! rice ‘reduced to $8, FOR S: ALE—LOTS FOR SALE—CORN' rooms and bat p Appiy to BANES & SIMPSON, 4 rectus dee —— pressed-brick fron ror SaLe ONE OF THE FINEST LOTS ee side of Welling place; near cable Heights, oue sq. sell half or whole nero build, or whole tra large mansion and small perty could be subdivided aud prove a good speculation party who desires MR. JUSTICE A large B-story at taining 16 rooms and 3 large closets and st A DESIRABLE LOT, STABLE ON’ REAR; of N near 17th st. Location, nert _ ‘1noS PAL AVE. MBIA HEIGHTS 1 HAVE THE ALE OF 25 OF THE CHOICEST Will find it to their in BANES & SIMPS' approved real + - Asth and 14th, at 13th_ nd 14th, beet oe ‘Mc. ft. E ARTIST, 1343 Goren Fon SALE VALU. AND 12 878, Kenesaw bet. Lot on Bacon st., SEE MY List Bi + LARGE, DRCG RA WIDE TERRACE AND : SOLD at” ONE FINE LOT FOR $2,750 ID ITS BET. 13TH AND 14TH; SEWER, 25 FEET FRONT. » D. STONE, 8 S04 and 806 F st. mw. jecly arranged; 17th and isth ¢ 1-13 fiat st. 16th and 17th LE —NINE-RO« two squares from ali, modern imups.; Brice | iy $5,000. . BOND, Gil F st. a wad a'r dita. nr. Mth (new); DANIEL & ARMAT. 113 F st. HORSES AND YELL oe S. " TO SETTLE AN pt in fro the PLES MING SLL x Address C. somely finished throughout; heated by fu will be suid very cheap. Apply G. J. Al RIVED FROM “approved Dist 1 pair of bay FOR SALE_2 4 coupe borses, 10 (Etving L AR : Es: ean ee BUSINESS PROPERT: t, on 7th and F ste. For pri PONVESCUTT, WILCOX & HIESTON, “Ail te Se seem at ; also a stylish lot of conch harness at MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 PER ° P F. H. SMITH & SO PERMULLER'S Wann bUTT, WILCOX & rN 1907 Pa. ave. Bw. 20 WAGOSS. cost for ‘cash MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS getate security im the District of Columb delay; charges moderate. FF CES WASIEN DANENHOWER, Cor. Vth and G sts. mw. SEVERAL RARB BARGAINS. ‘TERMS VERY EASY. Only $50 cash, balance payeble. ‘$20 per wil buy desirable brick dwelling at Le Droit 6 rooms, bath and all mod. WESCOTT, WILCOX & HTESTON, 1907 Pa. ave. n.w. SOOM BRICK; ; $6,750; for smaller rick; B' st. bet. $6,500; CLEAR. for house or lot nw. STURGIS & MOORE, 8 F st, now. Yor saiB— SPECIAL BULLETIN-JORN F WAGGAMAN, ‘st. (upstairs). The following Tpeckal Dergsine “well worth tm- A handsome, finely-buflt house, 16 rooms, fn, Derfvet order: 200; "Well located’ northwest; Docks of White House, State, - Navy Departments. Exceilent three-story 10- _ Was nto. o3-sm i sv Largest stuck in every’ bind “of business. _Phate No. 220. imps.; price, MONEY TO LOAN FURNITURE, PIANOS, HORSES, &C., Without semoval from ycur possession. no publicity; made the day you apply for them. Please call on CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO., G02 F st. n.w., main floor, OFFICIAL NOTICES {MISSIONERS OF THE DIS- October 10, 1894, je to the Commi aig of an alley fifteen fect tion of block 43 lyk NOTICES. IN THE SUPREME ro ner OF THE DISiHICE OF For SALE—OR EXCUAN Aun Duna et al. No. 14831. nce A. Brandenburg, eed that they have Artbue 4. Birney and Clave yO) and Rinety-one (91), and ninety-five (495), for two thousand house _ 2680; s twelve (12) and thirteen (13), OFFICE OF THE Co! trict of Columba i —Applieation having been’ mx: sioners for the Mare ($12,420): ee bundred dollars (311,800); i of Lamar pliee, % in accordance with’ the act of July relating to the opening of public alles pissioners Will give a hearing at ELEV! on WEDNESDAY, the views of those interested IN W. ROSS, GEORGE TRUES- ‘Commissioners 18S Fifteenth street be vundred and gfty dollars ($3,- this Hoch day of October, 1806, ORDERED, thousawd nine S-room frame; i.e. Racellent store property in the matter. JC DELL, CHARLES F. c. That a copy of th Washiagtow save an a fortunes have. teas mate io Washi avallable ie THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE Dis. trict_ of Columbia, Wasbington, D. 6, 1804.-To whom it ma: vacant lots below grade contiguous thereto, who ere willing to Gepostts yathered “from ‘the ‘pal are requested te communicate deposits will a nO terial offensive or injurious to health, and ce by a public grader, who will be placed te mee et the Le igs aon ails W. a 3 me veseres tye Swe pm “sundajn 8 teh. Brine Star once a Week for W. 8. COX, J. ae tention BS follow: rable Eroperty—most of wi = fuin the et Jupite hed seine Med by with ths ac SUMMER RESORTS. On beach, Maryland ave., Atlauite + capacity, ~— every comfort a. drsi-class s Boreas 02 cts. ets. ft. sees OO ets. ft. ge 3 #8 PEF sage oe ae eee 3 2 miles from city Myer; $10 per moath. J. t ocingten via Chartete ani oo for Augusta, aloo. cerites ear Sleeper New York to Mout- jp ChEMESTS. i321 SS es WANTED—at ae Cot CASH—BAR_ KOOM, ni room, ¢y: store; state full particulars. Addness J, Ee Be O Bex oo, City. FOR BALE—CiGan STORE, Domne x Good business; will sell cheap it sold at once. Ad- dress B.'E. B., Star once. ate = SALE-IN THE DISTRICT, IMMEDIATELY AT THE STATIO: ‘Owner will sell at ONE- o9Bt oi _0. JOHNSON, i ore a oa SROOM ey rr Toll ave., ee fer, eae gomery, with counections tur New Orltans. Con- ects at Atlanta for Birmingham, and Greenville, Mise, Pm. — Daily for Orai and intermediat: iro train tor rout Maya! snd cept Sunday. ASHINGTUN AND SOUTHWEST. composed of Putl- » Columbus Siations ana ERN ite LED LIMITED, BUSINESS CHANCE—WANTED—A GENTLEMAN Who has $10,000 to invest in an established, per- manent business; personal assigtance in "taan- At desired. it may be given ESS CHANCE, Bt FOR SALE_ BLACKSMITH AN EEL shop; a uumber one stand; cheap ren gut cheap to ready purchaser. Apply ‘to 233 _ith st. nw. ocht-2 SALE- MAR h best cosh trade’ verth of Pa, ¢ terminns five lines of cars. Rtur_attice, capital. Pros LLAsUN & DW BAM DYEING AND CU DYER, Star oltice. o-6U basement ‘brie house brick, orthingt irea works triaugl he valve hi tly wheels, all eriaer, er, sharting, belts, elevators (chain orsall if firstelass’ condition; ¢o Sait oUttit: aud all necessary ‘ovis; & stable, to hold 16 horses, and about KR. siding to door of wil. Parties ret s8 offer this mill at a low pric used in the furthe ly profits ) per cent ps ender amd the developmen je commerclal euterpri: roperty Which s ‘the ham attorded, > has thre run and cat up and the Je hot the moaey to inerease the Joan, as been expend the: HAE ES GG Pa. FORS FOR SALB—A RARE ORGAN BARG) top solid walnut ease, finished w mirror; se doubic knee spleantid ition. + ew, SLL RADIAT RIOR SE t season fully hat any can be heated in FOR SALI—GOOD AS NEW—1 NAT register; 1 delivery iM; has not riers thum 1 year. re 1333 lath st. mprise Bi a bargain, Address INS gol tinds, tens, Birb cure 10) per ut-on all will lay goods ustde for the batid a small deyusit, Ht will pay you to buy now. AL KAHN, 9 F st . 24-HOl FOR SALE—LOUNG oak desk, $5; $1 per week for ved room anil par jor suites; low prieés. Call REDMOND'S CHEAP CASH AND TIME HOUSE, 813 7th st. nw.my4-te FOR SALE— and second. i for cic EUY YOUR SECOND-TAND WE Y It w FOR SAL of respou LL other bicycles. ALE_NE 200 cash, ovement, antee, Call $475, $590. Old Pianos. $10 Mont The Piano Exchange Ware Rooms, 913 Pa. Ave. An Upright Henry White, Piano 035 for F. Our Business is Grand, Upright and Square. WR SELL PIANOS. Note the following: Que Fult-ized Upight, Rosewood Piano One Splendid Upright Piano. One New Full-sized Upri One Kaabe Rosew: On Stef Square One Stieff Square, small . One | Magnificent Slishtly used. D. G. PFEIFFER & 417 ii ecl0-tf __ STIEFF_ PIANO ‘AGENCY. AN ORGAN IN “ARTISTIC GAK. CASE, ORIGINAL price, $125, can be bought for $75; terms, $5 $5 per wonth, HUGE WORCH' & Co Raat Vestivuled Sleepers and 1 Jacksonville and ‘Tampa New York to Tampa and t Pullman Slee; via Salisbury, Vining Cars, runs via vo Augusta, Ravannah, carrying Puilman Sleeper Also operas Orleans via sD ply fo Mrs. FAVORITE, Takoma ‘Post Office. miles from Washington; house; highly elevated: all necessary outbatld- ings; 10 acres fa fealt; fine home; bargain, JOHN STEPHEN, 1213 Pst aw New York to J lontgomery, New York to Asheville Washington to Memphis, vis Birm- and Dining “Car Grecnsvoro” te Mout- O10 DIVI- ory. TRAINS ON WASHINGTON SION leave Washington tae cent Sunday. und 6 only, for itound “HM, aed Heturning, as. arrive W <hingt and Hitt, "and Sunday, from Herndon only. trains from the south arrive ‘Washing rae Divtase S40 FOR RENT—OR SALE-THREE NEW HOUSES, or oe balld to salt purchaser om srmall cide cy B. and EC STORE IN” NORTHWEST, EK WITH $150 ties free. New York. LOST AND FOUND. LOST—OCTOBER 11, With onyx locket attached. Saltable reward for safe return to 1325 Corcoras LOST-SATURDAY EVEN et Dost oitice and corner of 7th and F. sts. framed exeglaswes. Leave at Star office aid re- p.m. 8:30 p. a.m., daily, except Sunday, and daily from Orange. : 1s, Sleeping Car res tion furnished at offices, 5: Dia avenue, al bla Railroad, NING ment, in.center of city, doing good busi- owner leaving city. Bor particulars vations and informa- and 1300 Peunsylva- Fameneer, Station, Meunsylva- Ww 10. R. R., 20 miles _L. 8. Browy, PENNSYLVANIA RAIL Station corner of Sth amd B xcroets, of va room Be and 0. depot. and te LVANIA LIMITED.—Palimon hing, Niaoking and Queer ®, Cincinnati, In- Batet Pacior pump, @ first-class outiit; igh-spoed Me red and in i is, IN THE Palais Royal or going from saine t Seven photographs,“ Return to 423 3d et, 8. and jurrigbarg tot ‘land “und Toledo. > ==: R PUPPY; | _Reward if returned to 1 Pailman Buffet Parlor Porlor avd Dining Cars Mar- AND ST. LOIS E: o Harrisburg. Slee rg to St. Lule, YELLOW SPOTS. AGAINST NE- gotiating a note of — ary 30, 1804, for $1,500, one in want. B, i. H., Taylor, ‘oca-tit* cont; payable se Jf found return to LIVER A i WHITE Quan ser turned 10 JOHN A. UPPEL igh Investigation infra and Keno ‘Wiltamepert detige ARD—GOLD CROSS, LOST IN MAY: e a box; contains relics; neme Finder ‘return to Star oitice. _ POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. _ F F Pot agnow a w Lower Potomac Miver Lai iy und Weduerday at. ++ me on ‘Suturday at.. turning = Atrive Wednesday and Friday mor and Sunday about 10 ym. CW. RIDLEX, ars, with Dining ‘To imimedi- ate pure 4 down and, $3 NEW 1 PALACE, y and, [Tharadayy us Chapel Point and Mondays, Wednesd: ‘a.m, week days, until hour of salting. phone, 4 E. 8. For Baltimore, 1 1 GEO. 0, CAREIN . 9:00 and 11:30 a.m., % except ‘Sunday. ‘Atlantic Cost Line Express and Tampa, 4 fi nd Atlania, 8:30 p.m, dali: m. week ‘days. Sundays, #200 a. ‘umond, Jack- | than it is.” , anay He adds that he is pleased to know that Kicumomd | the United States government ever since Acgummodation for, Quantico, 7:43 a.m. daits, | the emancipation of the colored race from gs ,tnd Leonardtown and turning on ‘Tuesday, Siew echedale ent bay wharves. ¥ICE—A VERY mostly of tiriag froin business; AND POULTRY, ere mocking The new and jw ul Iron Palace Steamers WASHINGTON AND NOKFULK. SOUTH BOUND. Leave Washington daily at 7 p.m. from foot of . Wharf, arrive at Fortress Monroe at 6:30 m. neat day. Arrive at Norfolk at 7:30 a.m. railroad connections are made for all points south aad southwest, NORTH BOUND. Eeave Norfolk daily at 6:10 p. dso wee nent a ‘Tickets on sal it with you to se. 7:00, 720. 91 ‘Ticket ‘offices, northeast ‘corner of 13 Pennsylvania avenue, and at the statio 6:8 as ‘and 10s53 pm hn ami |race. He concludes that the co-operation Bi streets, where orders cun be left for the cieck- | that the Catholic church can lend to the ing of bassage to destination from hotels and resi- | action of the government or the civilization ‘SM. PREVOST, yg @emeTAl Manager. ya by leaving Leave Fortress Washington at 113, 619, 1251 and 1421 Penn. Fee, TP ag: [tribute to the ultimate success of such ef- $2. i ang STOVES, $5; MGR. SATOLLI'S ADVICE His Letter to the Colored Catholic Gon- vention in Baltimore. The Appeal to the Church Authorities Relative to Alleged Race Discrim- ination tn the Catholic Church. A committee was sent yesterday by the congress of colored Catholics and the con- vention of St. Peter Claver’s Catholic Union, in session in Baltimore, to Mhila- delphia, to lay before the meeting of Cath- lic archbishops in that city a formal Statement of the complaints cf the conven- tion regarding the drawing of the color line in Catholic churthes and institutions. At the outset the appeal reads as follows: “The colored Catholics of the United States, in ecnvention assembled, reepect- fully invite your attention to the practice of discrimination on account of color ex- isting aad practiced In some Catholic par- ishes cf the country, which practice, if not authorized, is known end tacitly acqut escel in by the bishops and priests in charge. “Colored children are not permitted to at- tend parochial schol pople are not admitte] to Catholic hospitals; colored girls are not admitted to convents, colored people are forced to sit in the rear in gal- leries or special places set aside in Catho- lie churches. “We, the children of the church, are hap- Py in the thought that where these dis- criminations dp exist they are contrary wo the great soul of the church and in con- flict with its principles and teachings. Hav- ing appealed to bishops ai priests to put an end to them with no avall we now come to you.” It is further stated that the only cance for the alleged discrimination is an unexpiain- cin ierp- | ed and unexpleinable prejudice. The ex- | |istence of these cast distinctions, is Pullman | Stated, is most harmful to the great work Louis, and Sleep: | of the church. The petitioners ask that the authoritie¢ of the church take their Paliman Sleep- | complaint into consideration, and in their wisdom adopt euch measures as will elimi- hate from the church in America the prac tices they depiore. Mar. Satolli's Letter. A letter was read from Archbishop Sa- igua. Rochester and | tolli, addressed to William 8S, Lofton, the y, and Niagara Pails daily, exe : Car Washington to E a to Rochester. GRESSION AL LIMITED. © from Baltimore, — week diy Sat- | president of the convention, thanking bim for the invitation to participate in the pro- ceedings of the congress. In the course of the letter Mgr. Satolli discusses the re- Jatign of the Catholic church to the col- cred race. He states that “From the begi-ning of my residence tn America I have shown on many occasions my sympathy for the colored race. cause of the rligious and moral this numerovs family in the United I have been attracted to them by a | ment of Christiag charity, and f have never ceased to desire that, not only Catholics, imaira, but all honest men, should for the improvemer.t of their condition. “I cannot diszemble my conviction thet, if the civilizing influenc*s of Catholics had a.m. and 4:36 p.m. | been exercised more widely and zealously upon the colored race from the happy day aml | of their Hberation from the yoke of slav- ery their condition would be better today slavery has labored to free it from that condition of which even in the state of freedom is a moral servitude more opposed to human dignity than slavery itself. He States that the history of the past shows *Teeve Alesana for Wasuineton, 605, $348, what has been the thought and action of the Catholic church In regard to the slave trade, and asserts that Leo XiIl has at heart the abolition of the slave trade in Africa, and the civilization of the colored ot the colored people must largely con- forts. st kets via uew line. ss JNO, CALLATA: BALTIMORE AND OHIO TATEROAD. t June SOE one Leave Washinton’ from: s ag corner of New | The committee appointed to take into con: Jersey avenue and © street. For Chicago and Pn Stoo peated Limited | reported through Secretary McGhee advo- St. Louis and ‘rnd rT buled Limited, 3:30 pin. expresn amt ce ig Ping ‘y1-15 | industrial institute for colored youths, The express trains, 11 DENTISTRY. Needn’t Hesitate ABOUT ITAVIN' It's inexeusat b. ‘For Lexiugton, and Staunton, 1 ural Bridge, Roanoke, mphis and ’ New ping cars through. 0 p.m. daily. (8:00 45. mt mites), 8:30, Wuosvite, | ton, has at bis disposal a tract of 27 snit Us about it. Tam — g ae TEETH an do painiess extraction S years of exper For Frederick, ail:i3 ain,’ 1:13. a4 agerstomn, aI1:18 a.m. and 25:90 p.m. ete) ad way points, €9):00, YENTAL INPHRMARY- ut of Columbian Oven alte feo A untit $450, It isn’t. Hard To get good dentistry. The best grade of anything ily Payments. xpress trains. nd checked from hotels and | of temperance, suster Company on orde 619 and 1351 Pa, have our facilities, s and look around; then come $s aml note he difference, Extracting, 2c. With Zono or gus, 6c. Ciean- ‘Silver filings, Gold, according to size. Solid gold crowns, $7.50. Very Best Teeth, $8.00. for painless extracting, without sleep or danger, U. S. Dental Association, COR 7TH AND D N.W. Baltimore office. 1 ; STORAGE. _ The Packing Of China, Household Goods and Works of Art, either for shipment or storage, is part of our business, Expert workmen only employed. Goods shipped to all parts of the world. FIREPROOF STORAGE WAREUOUSE. AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO., 1140 15TH STREET N.W. ARMY AND NAVY STORAGE ROOMS. ite apartment: clean; for tl ere % ap fo Fase STORAGE CARRIAGES “OF aia KINDS ST = H. GREGORY, 316 Pa. aa we daily from Union in America, with | Committee having the meeting in cha lete wolid train serv- | received a reply from Mer. Satolli to @ Throuzh the grandest the handsomest and most west from Washington, 3 DAILY.—“Cincinnati and St. Sole owners of ZONO, Pullaan week days, 5 2a Chsewation car from Hinton, Arrives Ci lwania_avonue General Passenger Agent. | Satolli’s letter affirming it. He then said PROPOSALS. Au Educational Project. sideration the report of President Lofte cating the establishment of a university and report stated that Father Stephan, head of the Indian educational bureau at Washing- acres w3 [of land near Washington, which may be ured for the purposes of an industrial chool. The executive commi of St, | Peter Claver’s Union was iutroduced to try to secure the property and to take steps for the establishment of the echo: con= vention having pledged its su to the project. Onticers of the union for the next two elected as follows: W. 8. Lofton president; G. R president; Frederick : aul, Minn., sec of South Carolina, tr . Shi of Leavenworth, , and Charles H. But Wasaington, John T r of Balt . 1 of X na A. J. A of dire Last evening the deb axp | entertainment at St. F ceum, The birth of Father Mathew, the apostle celebrated yesteriay of oft rance peopl creeds nations in a p in which ” people participated. parade was preliminary to a mass meeting at the auditorium with Bishop Watierson of Columbus, Ohio, as chief orator. The ec letter complimenting his stand for tet -_ c ance and inviting him to be present, which Washington to Cincinnati, Indianape) ©: Louls without change. from, Satine, Arrives Cincinnat!, 5: 45 a.m., and Chicago, 5:30 p.m. —The famous “P. A solid vestibuled train, wit and Pullman sleepers for Cincinnatt. Viegtnta, Fiet Springs, ‘ar | “It is a matter of deep regret that so many Catholics are engaged in the saloon traflic, which by its abuses is the cause of so much harm to their fellow men and scandal to the non-Catholic brethren.” Bishop Watterson said: “The most of us here tonight will doubtless concede that the selcon business Is not an evil in tteelf. At any rate, the Catholic Church does not excorumunicate aay one merely because he is engaged in the liquor traffic. To suppose RUNDAY.—For Ola Point | 22.18 @ mistake, and as countenance has Comfort aod Norfolk. — Only rall Vine, Charlottesville, Waynesboro’, Staunton and princt- | low citizens of Chicago, I ly Virginia points; daily, except Sanday, for Rich- | moment to take ngtice of it.” Bishop Watt then spoke of Post- Jiman locations and tickets at company's of- a B13 and 1421 Penney! ° r been given to that error within the past for Gorfonsvile, | fortnight by one of your distinguished fel- ill digress a master Hesing’s nurclation of the other's ‘edict regarding keepers, and Mer. “The apostolic deicgate affirmed a decree, not excommunicating individual saloon keepers, but regulating the relations of HOTELS. OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, D.C, D. C., October 3, 1894.—Sealed be received at ‘this office OcToB! ER TWELETH, 1: WILLARD'S HOTEL, Two ing streets i s & st want cond:tion, methods, pre. Pa. ave. and ist st., Washington, D. C. 925 4y10-3m ANU Mess. Was first sold for $300. We are in a sition to sell it for & $10 cash and $8 per * et examine our Le stock “of Sohmer, Steger and Sterling tan month. Come see HUGO WORCH & CO. for rent, packed and KRAKAUER PL FUNOS, TER THE gas ara ‘dard Instramentes jy2s-301 KNABE Pianos. Unequaled in Yous, set. , Workmanship and eens? aay Pianos for Rent. Second-hand Pianos at_ Bargains, 420 WM. KNABE & OO., 617 Peuns. ave. nw, UNDERTAKERS. W. R. Speare, Undertaker & Embalmer, Everything strictly first-class and on the most reasonable terms. - EBBITT HOUS WASHINGTON, D. C. Bay be ob be obtained ps! SP omes. office. IG. ir PIANO, MANUFACTURED BY THE ao _ o& reliable firm of Hal Bett HN Lumston, Besten, WASH. | Catholic societies with those who are en- gaged in the liquor business; and this wag done with full knowledge of the liquor traffic in COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS. M CARPET CLEANING and public morals; fourthly, because Cath Pl p a ees Teele tnd ee ge es it EVANS, office i jwaiw' ta eon Seen bose COMMISSIONER OF aes oe ee STATS F., ommisatoner, sweet, powerful and durable, sey at KUHN'S TEM. PLY OF ‘Music, ost aw. Est, 1872. erally disreputable and injurious to private olics themselves have contributed in no and territory. ‘Notary and ie Pee, ATTORNEYS. 4. GOODRICH, Chicago. Established 1 Business legal t. Branches and facilities in other states. = Attorney ‘Law, Tea Bol Residences 08a iC at MANICURE & pitt Esgceres = Pt awn Wasting: