Evening Star Newspaper, December 15, 1894, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15,:%894F/DWENTY: FOUR’ PAGES?" 8° ———— See Se = SPECIAL NOTICES. ° SPECIAL NOTICES. CHURCH NOTICES. CHURCH NOTICES. LATE SPORTING NEWS| !*DEX To apvenTisemenrs, FINANCIAL. THE NATIONAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE INSTI-| SUNDAY NI TEMPERANCE MEFTIX fue ill bold lie Seay, Bible clase at its read: |” Harb’ Bat S19 Pa aver Capitol Hill Me, aircon aes AMUSISIENT. Sc fe 's| Interest a —_ batated ‘clock. . M. Bradley and others will speak. Temper- | FIFTEENTH ST. M. E. CHURCH, COR. R N.W., | EB STRFET BAPTIST CHURCH, E ST. BET. 6TH a“ TED. oe Page 6 are cordially invited. 1e*_| ace “erends “in East Washington rally shoukl | “Rev. W. W. "Yan Amdale,, pastor.—Sermon 3i | “and Zen .w-—The pustor, ev. J. J. Mule, will SPORTS” DISAPFOIUN' AMUSEMENT HALLS ‘Page 8 THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES THE NG | _Supbort these meetings. 1. i iveness,"” , sul :] prereh at a.m, 30 p.m. m 'TTORN! € Se BOARD OF, THUSTEES OF THE YOUNG | Ey POSE ATEESTION! Than ‘We Attend ‘the Theater? Sunday’ sebool, | evenings SubJect’ of, discourse: “Heaven—tow | No Result Secured im the Bolan-Pierce | {torion SALES ot Upon Deposits. ania with mest sincere thenks, the many ‘Tee funeral ‘Of our late comrade, J. H. Cutter, ae Tem ieance, nesting, 3:25, — Attained.” S.S., 9:30. Y. P.’s meeting, 6:45. It Fight. BOARDING oar " i nus gifts oF f the home at t tal MONDAY, instant, at League, 6:30 _p. ad ‘PTIST f : men ‘EREST IS ALLOWED DEPOSITS ikagiving entertainment of Pviday Nov. 23. | 1:30 pm, 'Commndes wil assemble at corner | METROPOLITAN’ ME CHURCH, AG AND G| and It0Pate: mw. ite. de AC asters pastor | The fight between Jack Bolan of this clty | BUSINESS CHANCES Page 10| ___ ed eed THE CHIEFS AND SROTINERS OF OSAGE TRIP! path ae Arling- | “sts. n.w., Rev. Hugh Jobnston, D.D.,, pastor.—| The pastor will ocoupy the pulpit morning_and | and Eddie Pierce of New York, which Sher- | CHURCH NOTICES. Page 3|___ No. 6, Improved Ocder of Red Men, are request: gerne ree TOLMES, . 11 am., “The New Birth,” the first of a course | evening. At 9:30 a.m., Sunday school. At 7:30, | i¢ Veitch of Alexandria county, would not | O/TY ITEMS. Page 8} ____ to meet at thelr wiguam, oth anl'D ste 8] 7. B secane, Lal: Commander; | of sernions on the new life. 7:30 p.m., fervor to the Unioa Lodge of D.C. At 4 p.im cuicen Aidiietio Page 14 a A EE eee SABE, ‘Adjutant. Shall the Harvest Be?" 9:30 a.m." Sunday | Young People’s Lyceum. public are invited.* | allow to take place at the Eure! ele | COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS Page 10] —_ Qelock, to take, action on the deuth of our late | I HERBRY WARN THE PUBLIC FROM CRED: school. 8 Pm, Chinese school. 6:90 p.m. Ep-| PASTOR E, HEZ SWEM TELLS SONDAY NIGHT, | Club house Thursday night, took place Prl- | CouNTRY REAL ESTATE... ‘page 11 | —_ B. Fe re aren dal iting = Ranga rong Eickel. She bas for- League. 7:30 Selock, ‘about: {She ‘Surely Surprised Some-| vately last evening in a building near capages ro 5 ower G. WM. SOLLERS, Sachem. ae ee eee HENRY FICKEL. E Free’ pews All invited. Second ‘Baptist Church | Bladensburg, Md. There were about 150 | pEvtisTRY . Page 12 JOHN JOY EDSO: Low. Lc HARMONY LODGE, NO. 9.—THE CALENDARS FOR 1806. i teas ~~ se oS carl, eaten at 7:30 to} auditorium, 4th st. and Va. ave. s.e. it | persons in attendance. Billy McMillan te palais otnaty . Page 12 JOUN A. SWOPE. officers member fed to_ assemble | ~ calenga: advertising medium. Beau- apter No. 4 ot the Epworth League. Sun- v RC 3 eree. ith the INS, fe. Page . “ St OP. Hall Stet wre. eM SUNDAY APTEN | _tiful tine of scmples to select oan day achool,'v 30. Young” people's mecting, 4. ite | CALVARY BAPTINN CHURCH, STAND TN | oo oe nto din Periee cimeauire Masti FINANCIAL ions Em SOHY CARMODY, services ‘of ‘Brother Be’ F.. Burgess of” Potomac Fine Book ani Jub Printing, | CONGRESS STREET METHODIST PROTESTANT | scliool, “9:80, |B. H. Bristow: supt. Pastor | twenty-six rounds, without a decision, the | FOR RENT (Flats). "Page 10 ee eee ekg: OF Alezandria. “Va., at is late | _‘Telepbone, 820. HOSING Bat mie. | Grafvso, pastor il man, Atalogs of the kala | BIANCH, 1944 and-D nw Reve E. Gutwater, Pe pedigree at re tated Caan eee pe) (peat preagery ° oon Ge C et ee vocsabes ‘wilt be os Seat ms r stor-Sundag school, 9:48. Preaching. 11 and | evident that the men would fight no more. scellameous). rae 10) Wash Seureyed to Alexandiia for interment on. the 3:50 THOROUGHLY up-to-date vor Me shot td ghtan nd 4 | Poo MEMOIAL CHAPED, Sthaal’P nwes| Bolan had the best of the contest, so far | FOR RENT (Oftces) “Page 10 asnington . boat. NH. KLRINDIENST, © UNDRY WORK. one:0, It*. | _ Sunday school, 3:30. All are’ cordially invited. It | as it went, but did not seem to be able to | FOR RENT (Rooms) Page 10 WM. P. ALLEN, Ree. Secretary. x LA . . | WAUGH M. &. CHURCH, aD AND A STS N HURCH, ISTH St. DET. | dispose of his plucky antagonist. Se caged Loan & T rust Co . ae Th 6k: hi ” h Rev. Dr. Alex. E. Gibson, pasts tit We caching morning and evening by| In excuse of Pierce, it is said, that he | FOR RENT (Stores) Page 10 °°? THE FEGULAR ANSUAL MEETING OF “THE le ‘know how,” we Mave | sinject Soy" among the Rnscia""'7:59 pms | the pastor, Wi. A. Creditt. ‘theme, il. a.m., | infured both hands during the contest, and | FOR SALE (Bicycles) mens 1] tie eak ‘aa ox ean! “4 fagten for tho. chestion Brg sor Bevpe ah Bene it. Mechanical appliances es (eg ie, Judah, oa Sunday School, 9:15 a.m. ae any, Ales mc (tra cd ip oe was unable to a Losiers leetpore ae —_ TOR SALE (Houses)... Page 11 x at the banking house of y . 6:30 p.m, Prayer ‘service, Subjert, .”* Sun- | seemed to be a! of each other during Hinnary io, Mil tettean' the hats oem: | <=the ccstliest and finest im) Haui,43", 2m, Fy lp ort comet: | Sy peel te ah een erent creoud | tbe closing rounds, and from the sixteenth | Fon sats (tlcellancous Page 1 and 1 p.m." Notice is ulso hereby given that the > be Pi Soe ane TES |: Nou are mvtted to these Servi y evening: | to the twenty-sixth not a blow was struck, | por ey Rumber of directors will be reduced from 16-to 11. | the country=-that’s ours-= " oe = Fited to these services. __1t_ | and, as it looked as though they proposed BALE ian08)2~ wane 34 = CH. DAVIDGE, E CHAPEL, COR. STH AND F STS, REV. BAPTIST CH iotHt Si AUOVE| to "keep up these tactics indefinitely, the | HORSES AND VEHICLES. Page 11 | The following from the A15-awst casiter. | absolute honesty in the Per=| F.ikj Bate ‘nastor.—Sunday’ school ai, 9:1 Scott Circle, “Dr. Charles 'A., Stakely:” naktor.-| referee declared it no contest. s HOTFLS .... Page 10 BUSIUN EVENING RECORD SPECIAL MEETING OF Di S A X p a.m, und 7:30 p. nday school, 9:30 a.m. Tminanuel “Mission, LADIES' GOODS. Page 14| Of Oct. 5, 1804: Erith | Amociation, Xo 1, Tit ke haa: | formance of what we say |=" ae tee are Ee A a ey VICTORY FOR ATHLETICS. LEGAL NOTICES. “lpage 11| “THE FINANCIAL INFORMATION CO. occupies . No. x DI t . . + a . . > ‘a 2. DAY, December ig, at Span Jas. in sarmi, | We'll do==that’s how we get | F,,% Bice. imstor “reaching, | “1 a.m.. by | Befeome:: om Aha 1380 Poti, Now are corultily a wea esos S| Suber tr toseanty catimeuiane a omen aie Sec. ROBERT REYBULN, ALD. Pres dinate.” John’ F. Hurst; 7:30 p.m. by the aval e Dr. Wilder's Propositon to Do Away | LOST AND FOUND. -Page 10 ies & specialty = trade and hold it. Epworth League prayer meetin, MT. CARMEL BAPT, CHURGH, GOR. 4TH AND MANICURE . ie Page 12| ¢rs and speculative traders a line of exclusive ine eng ty el OCKHOLDERS.—THE ANNUAL Rt ae CHURGA Te AND Faas |; stem, Bev We .D. With Intercolleginte Contests Not |e cong AND HAIRDRESSING Page 12| formation as to the market course of prices of stockholders of the Washinzton A 2collar package—a 200-plece bundle— zs , Y STS. —Sunday school, 9:30 p Sustained. ~ wr: (poets the vari ‘The and Alexandria ‘Turnpike Com : cast ek: * S. Todd, D. D., pastor.—Snnda; 7 MEDICAL . a +-Page 10 various stocks dealt in on the exchanges. HONDAY, January 7, 1805, at tl o'clock ath, at Satefel Tooking Giver Ask Goatral for 80S, or m, Preaching by the pastor, 11 Fe conte ee x The anxiously expected meeting of the | soxgy WANTED AXD TO LOAN........Pag 11| Company was organized early in 1891, and began se tice’ of the Washington Sonthern Hatiway Scud Word, oral or Written—We'll answer quick, ‘ot Ministered Unto, but Atin- | BA Pwni Coma Me rt fe Cornell University faculty yesterday after-| xpw PUBLICATIONS. “"page 12 | Dusiness in a very modest way at the above loca- Page 10| tion. It had to contend with the well-knowa noon to decide whether or not to adopt Dr. | personaL Convictions.” “Epworth 1. 6:15 League, 6:15 p.m. Wilder's proposition to abolish intercol-| PIANOS AND ORGANS subject: “Acting Up to presenting by the” pastor, subject: Tuesday, consecration. ‘Thursday, church prayer | — mpany, Cameron and Fayette ste., Alexandria, tea: Va. Election for five directors and a clerk and Godfrey Ss m a aac Page 12| Prejudice existing among speculators that one treasurer sate day and place. ALBERT HEW- 1907 F ST. N.W. SD ners Cl BON, Cleric. 22, Laundry, isis py ES fpr ie ig ae a 3 legiate athletics was a decided victory for | POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.... Page 11] men’ Bgscngad eceagen acd rehe: Poy ions TO OUK VATWONS AND THE PUBLIC: ¥ Phrysichars? | Schnee, Prissy evening, December 21. Ad: | by’ the pastor: 3 p.ni grand reepeiing of the| the supporters of intercollegiate contests. PROFESSIONAL Rage 30] SOUrS, SOS were se may. sheeeeee a ae pAfter the burning of our shop on the morning of | YOUT Husband a Physician mission, 25 cents. See future announcements. 1t| 8. 8. Lyceum. Address by Hon. John M.| aithough no definite result is reached yet, Page 19 | tet eente eee eee ee eras oe . are again ready for business. We are = 1| MOUNT VERNON PLA “| — | Langston” and dal orchestral music, 7:30 a Page 14 lat te Jf ow in better shape for ail Kinds of work in sheet | 4, et, bm an Xmas preseut that will be useful | Moot or Oth and Resse, Bey. Pane eR es\Tev. Dr. RR. W. Christian, formerly of | the tinal vote was postponed until the sec- ee | cree ren ree ee ee eee iatals. as we have @ better shop and new ima- HYPODERMIC SYRINGES. w++-$1.50| ter, pastor.—Preaching, 11a.m. and 1:30 p.m, hilad Prayer meeting euch Friday night.1| ond meeting of the next term. Page 12 | order, ee ee ate aa an eee SALEM BAPT, CHURCH, CHAMPLAIN AVE.| Prof. H. Morse Stevens, the young pro- STETHOSCOPES |. . nw., Rev, 8. Geriah Lamkins, D. D., pastor.—S repairing PHYSICIANS’ SATCHELS. p. Lgiso| by Rev. R. Smithson, P. B.S. 8, 9:30. CE .00 | 6:30 p.m. “Del Ray, preachirg at’ 3:30 p.m. | ‘We muke a specialty of overhauling a overcome is attest he constantly increasing “page 10 | death. ‘That thie prejedice hes bese ‘thoroughly x ite furnaces and ranges, also remodeling old _plumbi POCKET CASES. - 00 | Kev. Isaac W. Canter fessor from Oxford, spoke in favor of con- B' a a Ges x a x ". It S., 9:30 a.m.; preaching 11 ‘a.m. and 8 p.! |, spo} Page 14| patronage which it bas obtained, for al = arn po — a talr © Many other useful and appropriate presents Un Mo CHUNG ——- | covenant pared and communion at 3| tinuing the present policy, and was sec-| Waxnmn (Help) Page 10 | subscribers are found mauy of the most Eases anne tne oe eee jeat- | __at our usual low prices. Warthincton AVENUE MR CHURCH, WEST | p'm. "Last. communion ‘this year. Come. Con-| onded by Professors Wheeler and White | 14% ore Page 30 | banking apd comission houses of oston, while Taaaking our patrons Ser cet Te oe . | Gilman’s Drug Store, .°%7 FA m. dy the pastor, Re. Joseph’ B, Stitt, DB, | cert Monday night. 1t*|and other members: of the instructing | WANTED (Houses) “Spare 10 | 1¢ bas several hundred regular clients scattered all continuance of them. We pee: VAVE.N.W. | Epworth League, G:45 p. . Sutt, D. D- | METROPO! CHURCH, 0 corps. ‘The general opinion is that the | WANTED (Lots). the way from Maine 10 the Missiesl fully, MLNINOON ReaLASE | _a15-14d Pe aa Laas = See at atth, Guero. | games will in no way be interfered with, | WANTED (Miscellanco-s) Tage 10 | Whatever may be ‘the secrety’ the ‘fact Is patent aly INSON A = - LM. P. CHURCH, 12TH AND N oF tae || WANTED (Rooms). {Page 10 | that the compary has @ success = ; : 1722 14th si. nw. |” Weather tomorrow—Fair and warmer. . by the pastor, Hev, Ay, | Heewlar services, 11 a.m. 7280 PB ge caching | but the agitation that is going on will tend | WA) ym) chasen aocogation & PULL LINE OF TOYS CAN BE FOUND aT linisterine to Saints.” 7:30 p. Tnook eeBO v Fs. ited, spunday | to correct many of the evils attendant | WANTED (Situations) New York and Boston Stock Exc references. fhe new Toy ‘Store, v0 Pa. ave. J. 1. CHAM Established 1824. Mark will preach; revival ser- bal 0:30 ie rnuraday, TMD p.m: Me" | Upon intercollegiate contests. WINTER RESORTS FINANCIAL INFORMATION CO. BERLAIN, Sagr Greatly reduced prices on all iE 6 ee Sr CHUNSE ISTH AND BATS | 420% 08 the 1,100 students of Cornell less — ar Tal frock Exchange Bullditg, graphic goods. d15-3t* a> paee epee . s SAT" CHURCH, 12 NI ‘Z t- ane. iis pr acu ya| ~ The Oldest Firm can Mmo gro ha fear es cS cae as eae |, SON orem ‘stockholders of the Columbia National Bank of = Peachy at il am. Lyceum et 3 p.m. ment of the student body on the subject of Orders for Work. Bo d & Co Washington for the election of directors will ison, resident; It. Moore, vice president. Intercollegiate athletics. The sentiment of | i eee ot eared: yi eg tor will preach on Zachartah’s | those present was overwhelming in favor chariots descending between two | of the game. It was decided not to vote| That the asphalt pavement in the south Rally day; all welcome. Con-| on the subject, as had been projected, in| sige of Mount Vernon Square between be held at its banking house, on TUESDAY, | OFFICE FRANK LIBBEY & CO. oats ie POF 5 Paetsch Bere Gth st. and N. Y. ave., 7:30 p.m, the vision, fou brass ‘mountains. STOCK AND GRAIN BROKERS, 45 BROADWAY, ROOMS 4, 5, 6 AND 7. pastor.—9'30, 8, 48,15,29,ja5 CLARENCE CORSON, Cashier. Decemter 15, 1894, 10 a.m. feytea Beams ob Pr, r y night ite 7 — a = " 3 Ts preachiug certs Tuesday and Wednesday nights, t JIONEST and FAITHFUL efforts in CLIENTS’ NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON, WASHING- eee Mecurty, D.D., of central New dor Boe order to ascertain the sentiment of the | 7+n and oth streets be removed. interests outweigh the contents of DAILY MAINGEE TON, D. C- December. & 1804.—Phe" annual elec- S-T=-R-I=P-S 2 1 at : That the public hydrant at the south-| LETTERS. We make e specialty of WHEAT, se Sg ont will take place at 2 MEMORIAL M. EL CHOIR SOR. | Ci 7 f REFORMATION, PA. AVE. treets north- Tate ieee Wr — fhe banking house on TUESDAY, Juguary §,1800. EVERYBODY WANTS “STRIPS.”” et Tith: ant HY elas CMe: Mace asta | ea ot ene ee Rev. W.E. Parson, will as balsa asapid liam maaet pn ecige Spcilles Moe open from 12 m. to 1 Men, women and children call for them daily. | 9:30 Sunday school; 11 a.m., preaching,| by request, xive at the wight service t jdress | In a trial for John 8. Johnson's straight- | west be removed. ng te ee ‘SEND. aon a. feeret explan- CHad é was. 2:30 pin. Juvenile | cn Gustavus Adolphus which he delivered last | away road records at Buffalo Thursday | That the old public hydrant at the cor- ee nae pag f et clan e WHEAT It 08,15, 298jan5 ‘We have good news for you. 6:90 = ie Gel e HW ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SIGGKTOLD. The Price Has i Oe aing rat iecty en | Sunday, Im Gettyeture., Pa. ey ‘school at 9:00, | Edward Leonert of the Buffalo Press Cy-| ner of 90th and M streets northwest be ers of THE REAL ESTATE TITLE INSURANCE _Christian View of the Labor Question. it C. B., 6:45. Seat: it | cling Club not only reduced the record- | removed and a new one erected sd BRANCH OFFICE, bag: ip OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Dropped. FOUNDRY M. E. CHURCH, 1aTH AND @ STS, | LUTHER PLAC RIAL CHURCH, PASTOR, | breaker’s time for the mile flying start, | place. STREET FLOOR, SUN BUILDING. for the purpose Of electing nine, trustees to verve CLEAR NO. 1 STRIPS Rew, Dr. Oliver A; Brown, ‘pastor. J. G. Butle paced to 1.85, but also knocked off geveral| That 000 lineal feet of the defective sewer H. CLAY SMITH, of the company. 170 La. ave. n.w., Washington, hs 9 11, ‘preaching ‘by the pastor. Subject: “Un-| Suuday_ schou seconds from Johnson's time for the mile|in I street between North Capitol and BANKER AND BROKER. D.C, ou TUESDAY, the Sih day of January, | ANY LENGTH, DRESSED. | ermies:a Laymen.* : Ngee . he; | unpaced, making the distance in 1.52 3-8. | ist streets northwest be replaced. At the euggestion of a number of my patrons, f+ DU 16, gt 1 o'clock” pam. Tolis’ open trot ’ ° 30 p.m., Epworth League. See Ze = p.m.1t* | Johnson's time for unpaced mile was 1.57| ‘That the public well at the corner of | who have large accounts with me, I have secured lo 4 o'clock sg 1:30 mes Preaching by ths pastor. Subsect: ST. PAUL'S ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHU RCH, 3-4. 36th and O streets northwest be filled and | elegant quarters in the Sun building for the con- THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKIIOLD- KENDREE. CHURCH, MASS. AVE. in Advent sermon in the mo evening, Carver Defeats Grimm. way of a sewer to be constructed. in the Atlantic building will be continued and my Widernian, pastor. pem.; Sunday sehool, nt 10th, ing, 11_ a.m. in., two-thirds cent a fthe| The second match between Dr. Carver| That a public street hydrant be placed | tends can do business at either place. I have @ or the Snow King at the corner of Harrison and 17th streets, | Tiler wires which I lease from the Postal Oo versary of the birth of} and Charles Grimm of Clear Lake, Iowa, wus Adolphus 1 ers of the West End National Bunk for the elec- * the 300th an e 30 9:20 to of directors to serve for the emuing year | fiQot, a.m.; Epworth League, 7 Pray th 000 direct Will he held at the office of the bank, (415 G * Thuraday, 7:30 p.m. Seats! free. A’ cordial tu | that sreat Swedish k tt wi eg vere birds | Anacestia. Bt the oce - 30 pane ee. A cordial In ees was won by Dr. Carver. He killed 86 birds at a rental of $5,000 per year. ‘This runs TUESDAY, Junuary , 1805. “Polls open 2in., three-fourths cent aes al. REFORMED. out of 100, while Grimm killed 83. PR agg brick sidewall be lald and ‘strect | to the Baldwin Bros. Co., 18 Wall st. I have also WILLIAMS, Cashier. | Food, ag ore, FORMED CHURCH, 15TH ST. N.W. Dwyer Ruled om. ea pete tect of fot 18 cia se: core | CHARGE NO INTEREST, sul’ there ts 30 ; ront of sou 3, . ARGE NO IN . . I. ave. and P st. Rev. A. pastor.—Morning service, 11 o'clock. iol, 9:30 a.m. Evening service, A big crowd battled with the fifteen book-| ““That the compensation of W. I. Boyd, | limit placed upon profits. I shall be gratified makers at the Alexander Island track yes-|rodman in the engineer department, at | to sell you at either the main office, Atlantic terday, and as three favorites won the | $0 per month, be fixed at $2.50 per diem, | building, or the branch office, San building. DISTRICE OF COLEME aes ete] 644 in., one and one-fourt séquiby out of tha sandins ee tle Cees ak > NORTH CAPITOL M. B. CHURCH, RE talent had the better of the pencilers. The | to take effect on and after December 16, | at H. CLAY MUTE. th tice" ot ‘the companys ut and after dancers | CENtS foot. te Pate, nestor. Preaching! at 11 a ren track was heavy, but the fields were large, | 10 1805. Transfer books will be closed December Sunday schoo Epw HALL M On te = slo needs ere large, | “That the following sewers be constructed ness, ‘and L sts, 2) to 31, 1804, inclusive. GEORGE E. FLEM- disease | 12-inch Shelving, No. 2 N. C., dressed on 4 sides, ; : ee $1.75 per 100 ft. GALMATEH Z10N car : pw. Preaebing by the pastor, fali. To this union Gospel serv fee you are in- d at you ante | in the first race Judge Oyster put Manlove zt-inch sewer in Woodley road, 720 feet of ee sninilteire : © | 21-inch sewer in Connecticut avenue, 1, . a eee pottne agamst the | feet of 12-inch sewer in Kalorama avenue,! Stock and Grain Brokers, REST: _| sult of a change in the betting against the | ; : - RAND N. CAP. | horse. Dwyer became insolent and was | 210 feet of 12-inch sewer in 20th street . and the racing more than usually interest-| when funds shall become available for the 4 Phoebe 1. | ing, three of the events being won driving. | purpose: One hundred and eighty fcet of Fisher Co °9 UNITED BRETHRED — M sts. ev. MEMORIAL CHURCH, CORN ,- iaieldalion vor yg ee DL ata, Rev. J. pat, pastor. Preaching at | ruled off. Subsequently he apologized and | 814 300 feet of connections for basine. | 18 AND 20 BROADWAY, Wanted Frank Libbey & Co., inv SH Ee seats WF Daldiome Roker street, Anacostia, east 155 feet from Taylor an ee ow Nek he es ce “amber, Mill Work and Ralldera’ Hardware,” pan, ¥. 8. 6. Suni ae Clapenial Guin een the tease | Stee Stocks, Bonds, Grain, named ladies, who rez 6th and New York Ave. “Phe Royal W to the city. Beginning Monday this special | ., That $500 be set aside for graveling the * pelaes and “houorabié mention" Ve school, 9:20 a.m. Tuntor train will eave the track at 4:53, by which | fects of Langdon, D.C.) Provisions and Cotton, iF AVES E., 7 p.m.’ All seats free. Come. time the races concluded. ‘The winner ak Slectiic oxo Tene pe TOSvES 0 = - uarerear rent. 2 to 1, By Jove, | maintained along the line of the Columbia | Bought and Sold for Cash or on Margin of 8 to 6 instant, Railroad Company, as follows, details of “ third Monday in gait ¢ per cent. Commission, 1-16. location and height of lamps ‘to be fixed | Our nandsome new parlors, the best equipped ia BREAD T : gece as. Order Blank Books Now —__ PRESBYTERIAN. re ; Criterion, 6 to 1, and rn, 8 to & to Belle Blackt , ; Harr e ested to leat If your business requires books of special ruling. = = — 5 ars Teauested to communicate at Wed irl then teres fo pu me Busines HOWARD UNIVERSITY, REY J. EL cokes ly the engineer department: | Northwest | qe ety, are at the disposal of our out-of-town suinething to their advanta inds_and .rarleties ‘of Ledgers, Records, jig tomorrow stor ut ti, D. D., LL.D., president.—Preaching in_ 3 D1 corner of H street and Massachusetts ave- 3 Mires A 4 Jouruais, Day Books, Cash nooks, ete, always | tein. ed 7:6 ptm. Morning Sekgece “Upen thot vag dati. MSngine by tie Preident’a tee nee Manage Cincinaatl| re northwest, southwest corher of H and |Cstomers who will a there every, lato Seasalal S MALO EF Our prices the very lowest of low prices. | tartet Buc sane ——— = - . Buck Ewing has been signed by Preai- | 2° Sights norchwest, southwest corner of | We have news to alvesce of any other seuren, a subject Competitons,’ " - ‘ key 2 7 ew ve of Miss LUCY BAPHNEY, Easton & Rupp, 421 11th St. | tung tie’ series of nerimons to! suune peop A Cin) dent Brush to succeed Comiskey as cap- | corner of H street and New ‘Jersey ave-| Our WEEKLY MARKET LETTER for out-of-town Miss EMILY GAINS. Pajulan Pitas dinitedeck: Oreuk. ehetes axes Sabbath school, 9:30 a.m. Y. . C. Be, 6:30 THMA pie deere, Seah Se eetiages Oh the As oinaett Baee aor pee hae) Ca eat wget ot a pve llperedig wlbamg ie = 4 2 pm. A cordial welcor ‘ r ‘ Ball Club. st streets northwest, south side o' . Address Box 3, 7h... a ed i J ‘coocie intention ta peremun aot theuiaed oh ESPIC'S CIGSHETTES UR BOWDER. street. between Ist. und North Capitol | Our DAILY MARKET LETTER is equally as Star office. N Y Card: other churches. ite Oppression, Suffocating, Cougiss,, Colds, " Chest, _ streets northwest, and southwest corner of | valuable INFORM MY WASHING De ew Year rds. FST FPESBYTERLAN CHURCH | Neuralgia, de. : i spe ee ead acre H and North Capitol streets northwest—| We are particularly fortunate in handling dle that om and after January 1-1 will be dasociated co CERISTED, OR ENGRAVED, Cand, D.—"The Marvel of It" will be the sab: Pacis: 3. RSPIC, 20 Bes St arta Gearae - Dixnn, tha chatapiney) Feats’ in att even’ Malte, + |cretionary accounts and invite correspondence. All ith the Standard Rad Co.,. a8 their general rds for 50 cts.—100 for 75 ete. cf rare hs New York: I 1 America E eastern ‘manager, with office in’New York ‘city. See Suimplee of laminated Cards. Soe eee ee Sold by ali chemists of Am mh21-1845 Shin alll dove aera ee Ease benst A List of Rented Buildings. inquiries answered promptly and accurately, PLACE ORDERS NOW. eo. = = = = = se is . 71 rhe Commissioners have transmitted to |. There is more moncy to be made in Wall street made yesterday by telegraph. Plimmer a by successful manipulation than in any other declined to meet Dixon. Manager O'Rourke scope bene Raupimer a list of the | vusiness or investment. Our Stock Manual and yesterday morning wired to the Seaside . eater Telegraph Code book free fo all inquirers. JOHN I LEITCH. Otficers EF! At a regular meeting of the Operative Byron S. Adams, Printer, | Adctos atten at the service of song at 7:30 pau "Pines 90 ain sia 11TH #F. SS. ut 9:30 a.m. Junior C. B. at 3:30 p. :20 pam. The FIRST CHURCH Puncl Ready ARTET at morning and evening services and iy | Stone Masons’ Union, No. 2, held Decem- : Paes 5 easide | nistrict of Columbia, as follows: District A B, vente int forte order | py — Punch made, | rereice of wong in evening. All frited it "| per 13, the following officers were elected ee Sy culncete eainks eeare: building, $8,000; police headquarters, fire i er OTTO L. SUESS, Division Com'der. 1 EMORIAL PRESBYTER(AN CHURCI 4 tent, Edward “el 7 ‘ame | #larm, street sweeping service and super- S unch Pune or Sed, | “Hloruin ave, bet, 6th and Tih ee time bere | for the ensuing year: Fresiden ‘ard | less of his weight. Will also take same | intendent of charities, $3,060; health de- “9 TEMEERS OF CONGRESS—A GENTLEMA® all read; Si : t, James Lani-| terms that Horace Leeds of Philadelphia 5 Kho well versed in department ‘iuainees ana | Punch Punch Punch ier | Saeed Verterche, pester. —Moraiag service, ii | Ebrmaibrant: vice presidsntsoe . (t'to | Partment, $1,000; addition to Police Court, | Stock and Grain Brokers, ‘ys Curlst_a Myth? Eveniug | gan; recording and correspanding secre- | Offers to Griffo, and match Joe Walvott to | sio,and excise board and special assess- who has some unoccupied time would contract use, ae ‘i ” mith a Senator or Representative to take of his| Punch Punch at | ocho ee ee A’wel- | tary, Daniel Sullivan; financial secretary, | SP him In ten sounds. ment, $546, 48 AXD 20 BROADWAY hands «1 departmental work and correspondence. Call and | —_ a lt_|-Thomas Lanigan; treasurer, James Mc- ———_—_ iis eanhee oe x . Addr. M. O. P., Star office. asst? | Punch sample it, | ASSEMBLY'S PRESB con: | Night; deputy, Benedict Farraut; alter- THE COURTS. ay Senles Transferred. EW YORK CITY. =a ~ ‘ _—_—_____———- ner Sth and I a.w., Rev. Geo. O. Little, THE COOKING OF OU an soc, pixxens | TO=Kalon Wine Co.,614 14th | ter, -iriashing by the pastor at 14 a.m. Is what makes them so enjoyable. Every substan- | "Phone 998. [West Washington orders filled ee Ti tial and delicacy prepared in most appetizing | through Manogue & Jones, 32d and M sts. n.w. tanner. Menu changed daily." Our walters know ats isa how to serve you, ai are always eal at- . - cite, “fim hon 4’ts £"Radees 2. | UTTERLY DISCOURAGED an PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND 4% 8T. With those blinding headaches. Why id ig suffer when there is a sure, safe and permanent cure in| WEBR'S HEAD- The Commissioners, acting upon the rec- LONG-DISTANCE TELEPHONE, 68 BROAD. end doorkeeper, William Lanigan, sr. Equity Ccurt No. 1—Judge Cox. ommendation of the inspector of buildings, | oc27-stt executive committee, Benjamin Arth, Roy Russell agt. Russell; taking of testimony | have transferred the care and manage- L. Carroll, John Shields, Joseph Carreti, | limited to forty days. Noonan agt. | Ment of the District hay scales of that iB d. 9 q “HINTS TO INVEST, Raftael_ Blazie. Noonan; sale decreed and E. Morrest and | olfice to the sealer of .weights and meas-| LIT COM S or and, speculators’ m. Election of officers in Harmony Lodge, | C. Carrington, trustees to sell. Glennon | ures. plainly indicates the safest, best and quickest 380 p.m., subject, No. 17, F. A. A. M., resulted as follows: | agt. Glennon; divorce granted. — Walter Mr. Duncanson’s Protest. Way to make money by stock exchange opera- Christian Endeavor meeting, 6:30 p. | Chas. L. Hellbrun, W. M.; Bennett A. Al-|agt. Bieber; payment to J. C. Phillips - tiets. Full of valuable information. Sept free free to cil. You are cordially invited. | len, 8. W.; W. C. Babcock, J. W.; W. Ham. | ordered. Charles C. Duncanson of the firm of Dun-| on application to LANGDON & CO., Stock Brek- residence, 986 B st. Smith, secretary (re-elected); Orange 8. canson & Bros. has written to the Com-| ¢m, Wall st., New York. di-sat-tf uate, Roy L. Carroll, and sergeant-at. NUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLD- 7 NERS. N . E = = eee equity vo, 2—Judz > BN a Oe ne SCHR FOWDEEE “Ne mesvetics, no: tn TEMPLE MEMORIAL PRISHYTERIAN | Firmin, treasurer (re-clected); Samuel Bax- | Wins, Get paine et al; hill diemissed | Mssloners regarding the order of the Com- | Phe National Safe De: | PANY of the District of Columbia will be held At All D ts. ch, 14th and Rts . G. B. Daten, | ter, M. C.; Levi H, York, chaplain; 8. J. | vith’ aad 1 ted.’ Colbert. agt, | missioners a short time ago that the alley le Nationa le posit, . A the Smice of ine compang, No. 600 5th st. n.w., | TOC. ruggists. D. D.,’ pastor.—services, 1i a.m. and 7:30 p.m? | Brown, 8. D.; H. C. Snyder, J. D.; C. T.| With costs; sppeal noted. Colbert agt. | i "Cooke Park between Cambridi y ' ‘ashington, D. C., 03 MONDAY, December 17, | qig-t1a Sunday school, 0:30 a.m.; ¥. P. 8. C. E., 6:30| Caldwell, S. 8.; R. E. Constant, J. 8.; J. | Gannon et al.; decree for partition. Fie- Bs West Wanbina ge and @ Savings and Trust ' 1801. A board of’ Aifteea (15) trustees will be | 2! —— =| pmi.:" Junior ' Soctety,” 8:30" p.m, and prayer | Ge ONON OS orianist: Isaac S Gray, tiler, | Senbaum agt. Eberbach et al.; Edward L. | Streets, West Washington, D. C.. be paved ' to ‘serve for ensuing year. Books for CURED WitnOUr THB Kiirn. eting Thursday, 7:30 p.m., in the chapel. It Voticers to terve for the ensuing year | Gles appointed trustee to release. under the permit assessment system. He Compan: ' cea twagdes per Cancers Sittin, 1820.6 st. aw EW YORE AVE FRESE cl have been elected by Kit Carson Post, No.| Circult Court No. 1—Judgo Bradley. | fase of placing mimnself om record be bene eS eS ee nol t&ttdet “J.D. COUGHLAN, See. | dtm CHARLES ALLEN, M.D. | Phe, Dulnie will be oceupled by, Hey. Francie L.| 2, G. A. R., a8 follows: Commander, G. E.| Dehes agt. Herfurth & Co.; Venable Co. | ing notified them of the priority of his] OORNER 18TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. ae Sa a Services a¢ 11’atn. and 7:80 prim All Salle | Davis; vice commanders, T. C. ‘Tipton | agt. Carter; Walters & Co. agt. Barry; | claim upor. the seventeen or the eighteen —— ' BANK, CHURCH NOTICES. sell it’ | and P. W. Coleman; quartermaster, N.| Wecnsocket Ribbon Co. agt. Walker, and | houses on Cambridge street on which Chartered b; 1 act of N. McCullough; surgeon, Dr. A. Baldwin;| Brahler_agt. Dobbyn; judgments iy de- | the alley proposed to be paved is in. the Jan., 1867, and acts of Oct., 1890, and Feb., 188%, chaplain, E. C. Stevens; officer of the] fault. Van Buren agt. Am. Energizer Man-| rear and upon which he has a deed of <P MILI day, H. Fuss; officer of the guard, E. | ufacturing Co.; plaintiff called aud appeal | trust, In his letter he says that if this | sare GHRGAe ORPARTMTGS DOLLARS. URCH OF THE COVEN ct Conn. ave., N and 18th si dividend of 6 per cent this day be ;, payable a the 3 January 1, 1805. to EPISCcor. Hamiin, 1 D.. pastor. £ December 24, 1804. | Sarna JOUN'S CHURCH, GEORGETOWN, © ST.| 8 p.m.’ in’ tho evening a question service. H. Curry; trustee, A. J. Gunning; repre-| dismissed. Wcods & Co. agt. Jackson et al sd and any aasessme: . will be closed, from December | “yet. 32d and 33d, Rev. ‘Chas. one invited to presest “weltten questions, sentatives to department encampuient. J, | Brandenberg allowed to withdraw as de- | tucas Sost of the came epeitine abutting wiki ‘annum upresrd, ee rome vauute at #8 | Fi iO, eee ase, Services tomorrow: Holy communto ticularly on the’ life of Christ. ‘Sunday's FE. Heffner, F. Virnstein, T. J. Burrell, F.|fendant’s attorney. Smith agt. Hop salts the. property. kuown, as. lots | SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT. \ Cashier. Merely peayes Sa8 norman, St, _Recaing peazer, ry Christian Eadeaver Society H. Mooers, W. H. Partridge, A. J. Gun-| mater; motion to quash certiorari ov 4 Deposits received from TEN CENTS upward, =| agen Fested cuaies Strangers contaity fae ey ee re |e ates atest ORCA. Sestut: | ress and eppeal mited. | Benton, 9 49,10 20h Inclusive, excepting Jot 48, square | and Interest allowed on & an ave, TINGTON, Dy SY. JAMES’ CHURCH, STH ST. NEAR © N RESBY4 SIURCH, 9TH ST. | lough, E. D. Tracy, W. H. Fuss, G. W.| Giebel; motion for new security gra Mee ae GLee bea es Saige se Loans money ou real estate aud collateral ee dj r JAMES Ol 1 , = a : subject to said ‘tax. He claims his deed security Sells first-class real estate and other TO MY FRIEND a ae eevee. bok ag Sus 11 a. Ta one a Gatien’ acoek ppelly; pastor. | McElfresh, W. H. Doolittle, B. Engel, J.| be furnished in three 8 or property | of trust, to be a prior incumbrance to any securities in sume of $500 and upward. ny return from the bedalde of one very | Bim. Munday school, 3 p.m. mente OS | chiar. oe th ing, 11 a... ! Os. Burger, G. M. Husted, W. H. Myers, | returned to defendant. Davis Sewing \ tax to which the Commissioners may place | T2UST, OEPARTMENT. me Se the far weet 1 have Bost shown | — = = se NEAR -]| Head of an in sere | T. C. Tipton, A. F. Brooks; alternates, J.| chine Co, agt. Wild et al.; motion for on his property except the annual taxes This company ts a legal depository for court in The a ot Seat, RE Pat ee ee SH- | from life of Elisha. Y. P. 6:30 p M. Edgar, J. Cameron, P., W. Coleman, | sevrity for costs granted; $0 to be 1 pe lashes ps a : and trust funds and acts as administrator, ex- Oe ee ee nce Li een cnteay, Nav, Gite Daren cer tee. Ser. | | itretey, prayer‘ menting, Struugers | J. H. Jenks, J. Johnson, J. Trainor, R- | posited and judgment for plaintiff. bea biti sid Rug ea ye int o defent myself against so- “ Mgen Comtaly incitea ie | 2 eee wee ____it_| Bennett, J. B. ‘Carter, T. J. Gleason, J. | agt. Provident 1 leave “to A School Buildings Report. Sttornay tn Gay aiteemeacn er attacks. “1 WARE 10 68 an ye CH. GOR, SD AND A ATS | THE EASTERN PRESBY cuuncn, stp, | P. Reed. J. F. Billard, J; C, Hawley, E. | amend declaration granted: defendant The Commissioners have sent Repre- EERE a Sif comet cur practice in a legitl- | ST. MA . COR. ; e. Gth et. Pho ae; | H. Brown, W. W. McDonald, C. F. Keefer, | plead in twenty days. umpkrey agt. | sentative Jame: “ills a NJAMIN P. S' President. bd shall continue to du so in the] sc, Rev. A. J. Graham, Fasten DD pestece wal pee Gtalmers |’ G. Purman, &, GC. Stevens and J. R. Decid- new tial Genied judgniont woe ws (ere sasnes a Os eee THOMAS HYDE. Wiest’ Vice President. 5 i munion, : morning service, cpacrmaeeket’ Midwood: oe Bieen. and appeal noted. subcommittee on appropriations for the JAMES M. JOHNSTON, Second Vice President. 1 be ready to defend our good name | ing rervice, trangers cordial ; hem, Daptent bad taeds Meee neat eee sss See, We a ee : a6 : Pipestone apo THOMAS H. JONES, Third Vice President, CZARRA, MD. CHURCH OF THE “EPIPIH. ST. NEAR THE MAN WHO WAS LEFT.” | meeting last night elected the following | Cycult Court | arch vas iy eden building: s of the ALBERT L. STURTEVANT, Secretary. mh = 14th, Rev. Randolph H. McKim, D. D., rector.— nt Wi will be rendered. Junior Chris- | o¢icers: Commander, Charles T. Yoder armon Sei : 4 t. KR. Co.; m of school tr ve to the JOUN C. WILSON, Trust Officer. Services at-8 aud 11 a.m. and'4 and 7:30 p.m. | tian Fndeav« p.m. Yoke Fellows’ Chapter, nies pei ; ie Tar ate tion of judgment dis- Nts for ssa ol buildings and re- 3 DIRECTORS: “4 TE PART.| Tho sector‘ will preach moraine and evening. "Or. | No. 68, Broterhond of Amirew and Philip. 4 | senior vice commander, George W. Lacy ithout prejudice. ‘Taylor agt. B. s and recommending the report to the | Benjamin P. Snyder, George T. Dunlop, T. Ea. | for diocesan missions at 11 a.m. All] p.m. Adi “Morse, M.'C., | Juntor vize commander, George Cc. Edt and P. HF Co: motion for new ial: | giscrciie comeiacenioa as thle meme Reemie eevar: Geni’ eee : the name of | _ seats free at the evening service. qt subject, “I HWA Senior | Surgeon, Dr. C. V. Pettys; chaplain, “a Gratz et al. agt. Eckstein et al.; motion fo: = ; a ss George H. Plant, Andrew Wylie, NOVEMBER — Christian E » p.m, Mrs. John Shedd, | ‘Tallmadge; quartermaster, R. 8. Lacey = Bogus Par Bs Lewis Clephane, Matthew G. Emery, THE pcr igor 2 ger la : ister, ¥: | judgment. Cook agt. D. udgment in + f Edwards. director and | organis' x officer of the day,L. I. Gridley; officer of i 3 A the Market Dealers’ Henry A. Willard, FE. Francis nd pay all in es cordially invited. Pastor's reside the guard, Henry Gardner; representatives | Certorarl. Peat lel aed ona atic James M. Johnston, Willlam FE. Edmonstom, => = - to. department encampment, George P.| Criminal Court No. 1—Judse McComas, | [7 OPS" jon, qompened ot) i Tew Bee John G. Parke, Pe nwaei SPIRITUALISM a eee Ce Davis, A. Hendricks, L. K. Brown, A. J.| No assignmen Me: Price Brown, | {emes Tide, Pe a OFFICE OF Tt penne inal 1G, Alexander, DD... dastor.“Hreaching by | Huntoon, H. G. Potter, L. Vanderhorf, F. ‘Cripiinal Court idee Cele, and J. K.| Robert 0. Holtzman, Woodbury Blair. ae ee etcaes e Borne tke pee ¥. PSC. EB, at 6:20 pm. Milweex | J; Young, A. J. Whitale F. Sperry. J-| United States egt Robinson; man- Vag see Bad borg Hn = rsd é ma. H. Day; alternates, I. Kimball, F. T. 7 ix the punter » day peni at Typographical Hall, 423 L Kirby will lectare. Subject: “Medicms;” after Nelson Wood will entertain’ the au- his wonderful Dird imitations. 1t* Porter, George W. Lacy, A. M. Salmon, P. Cc. Bain, D. 8. Grosvenor, E. Persons, B. F. Brockett, N. D. Adams and During ‘the |Hard Times tiary. Geo States agt. years in the a repres« Mtentiar a Officers of Widow's Son Lodge, “1 aL ; ; Mi 1_WONN’S HALT, ic 4 agt. Frank Brannon; assault, with in Jans hundreds of people have found the sa renihg at 8 o'clock. Dine col , Saree Ns aie om ee to Kill; plea of > assault; Thich had been accumulated in, better da othe IL, medium. 1t* Wee Bex a ain we Del otis ; | school during minorit J ee eee tween them and absolute ee W.; Benjam Wm. A. Beacn, This should present a striking lesson of the de- anne brown sa menkr comes Ie are |: Sor cul gene Gunee es Solving atGlen ey bility of having something lald aside for the Lecture, 11:30 7:30 pan, ‘We have for our | FRIENDS’ MEETING A is age? guilty. United Sta : miny Aur. ne speak of the most | First day at 11 in parlors of Y. M. C. A., 1499 | ett receiving stolen properts measul a ups, instead igs seange Pian eloque New York ave. P lnvited.” Midweek "mect- | Hewlett. i National Capt- | United States agt. I E a juire: The Union Savings Bank, pes ia Fifth day evening it “er cee ee ere oes fn | tle Gray; do., do. “United State Aealand tn the sae rk ae bate tire followed by sW CHU ee ee tke damian! the ing officers (20! nd Wm. Carter, ‘sed Upon, but the | (Four per cent tnterest on savings accounts. foie ure followed by teats NEW CHURCH. on the 11th instant, the following officers | guttty. Wim. 1, Sinith, 1 a upon hy vehtatte | wt'® Bann gov't pay”aaps aa Saturday see zolect| Eee VEL, NATIONAL L. Be Set ae aeatl al heap rent laa of not guilty. United s who claim to be | ines from 6 to 8.) seo lent, B. A. Harlan; vice president, B. J. | jz : 1INGTON ow T.—Rev : ae ee Sl oi are ae, | Knight: bigamy; order to summe¢ and sell the poorest and C. T. H. . Cady; spea 5. J. Jones; secreta! witnesses for defendant. e of produc y . I. Havenner, s andirons | injur- M. T. Dix L. Hunter; secretar oveltics In : ! : 1 and D sts. ne y market. dealer 48 Washington Stock Exchai fs Setteor Sl colgwealea artes: oa ; chaplain, W toeec Sip coolers ol Real Estate and. Stock Broker. sholson; sergeant= alusion- Roous 9 and 11. Atlantle building. The j ers to detail a police violators of the Word” at 11 a.m. er to look after 930 F st. n.w. is respect. The) Investment Securities. doorkeepet, Wm. H.| A meeting of Continental Chapter, Wm. Briggs, G. W. Smith | paughters of the Amer aw: delegates to the cabi- at-arms, Peter Hahn NIVERSAL ———_— Barton; trusie OUR FATHER, 13TH AND L, | and C.'W. F n Revolution, | Com: ne th the pleasures ‘ | cabl- | nas been arranged for Monday evening and } ights and | Stocks, Bonds and Grain bought and sold for DD. pre Act | B. A. Harlan and W. C. | 3 cash ores Sangin. hard or eoft coal ae ae fae te pau, Tie | Sto a U. LB. As-| the Hotel Oxte A program of literary | measures iy Corton ‘bought and sold in New Yo ot New op, 520-5 ein’ the’ evening, | delegate to D.c, | and musical fc has’ been arranged, | = Oriesns, ——— Sey ates A. Harlan. and 2s the meeting is entirely a social af- | Holi ixcursions Velvate wires to New York, Chicago and New S CHURCH, 1TH ANT aa .C onmregationil meeting of the West- | fair members of other chapters and friends | vin Chesapeake and Ohio Rattway, | Ort ‘Telephone 46%. aplo-te . Niippen, pasior, will M. Cc. tatnater Pre Church, held last | Of the ordcr are to be made welcome. | For the Christmas tnd New ¥ holi- ORSON & MACARTNET, * pain. Evening "subject ‘on oF ane | evening, the following were elected ofticers | ee ays the ¢ > _— EOE OF CHANGE, Pe ee cm Soca rr ge IM deliver the | for the ensuing : Rey. Work StI Progressing om the New | sell excursion Uches reduced 1419 F st., Glover butiding. ested by our experience in 1894.——T'rice only | — CONGREGATIONALIST. — | Pe vicmaggedl phe esiete ‘s : pee of tae ek pas 5 Ag Any com Correspondents of nm egaee & Schley, 89 100——Take a look at it before you decide on 4 b ST. nt, oe et ae avenue. és . t Bew mount for i806. to serve three years, D. I the re proof building bei sylvania aven Bankers nnd Dealers tn Government, Roots. GORMULLY & JEFFERY MFG. C FIRST CONGREGATION 3i: CHURCH, CORNER Spicer and L. H. Hopkin It by Stumph & Brother oa Massachu === | Rafiroad stocks and bonds and all securities list 10th and G sts. . Kev. 8. M. Newnan, D.D.. = all ‘ 7 ; sand | 14d 13235 14th st. vw. oi r ——= — avenue between 6th an 7th str +r -, ed on the exchanges of New York, Pbiladelpbla, = —<———[——=x_————— | OS ee ee Reo ppeed ‘The grand Ju 7 at, St is in northwest towers 2 litle higher every day FINANCIAL. Becton and Baltimore ought and sold.) py” (ERCHANT T Church. Subject: “Lit gating a charge of bribery made by m | Pending noval to their new building the = TT = duty made of MBnin st ae Saenic by. aanrtet ond ehoqus.et Sity voleet, Joa Os MeDonald, whe was a clerk in the third | mattress factory cf. Stumph & Bro. is in Cee eee ENT CHtASED AT a | Sine’ Telcttone Rowe dealt tase — @tve nim your order and you will be sulted | Dr. Misclof, organist. Sauday school, 9:30 a.m. precinct of the first ward ut the last elec- | the Giobe Luilding. Ponrsylvania avenue gro Popeye pny ay = te, RR Wall and winter stock now ready. ee2i-te | Christian Endeavor, it tion. between. da :°.d 4 1-2 streets. RD XN. BURNS, 1307 F st. nw. | Ge3i