Evening Star Newspaper, February 27, 1897, Page 3

feane : . : Te cres 2 Pree ten ay = Pe Hives THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1897—24 PAGES, SPECIAL NOTICES. Moody SPECIAL NOTICES. ENTION! ALL MEMBERS OF REUEKAIL Lodges, LO. ©. F., now visiting the are © 7 ited te omit Rebekah : Emig Koh tO. 0. NDAY EVEN- Choir. at Onde Owing to inaugural ceremonies, it will be im- ible to hold our meeting until later in Marci, Please watch this column for further ampounce- ment on SATURDAY. March 13. PERCY 8. FOSTER, Director. LBAGUE MASS MEETING SUN- . 7:30 p.m., at Assembly Presbyterian Church, Sth and T'sts. Hon. J. 8. Willis, M. c., and Rev. J. M. Couden, chaplain House ‘of jeore nod members sre Feyuested to meet . Hall, St «t. x. oa MONDAY AFTER: Ist proaime, w? 2 o'clock, to attend the funeral of our brother, Charles Miller. Puneral from his late residence No. 1242 E st A <peclal meeting will be eid this evening 0] resentatives, will addres the meeting. 2 vm ements for the funers! iblic cordially invitea. 34 make Ore E TES T. WOHTADER, Noble Gran, | artic cordially Inet cM. rr ALLAN. Re. DEATH OF J. R. IMBRIEL — —— Jereminh Rankin Imbrie, a veteran of the late 1OM IT MAY Cun Mr. JOHN D. DA war, and — past t poe les panies N ¢ is hereby given t Mr. J ee of the War Department, ebruary 25, 5 VIS is no longer tm any manuer couectet With | at the residence of bis brother-in-law, Mr. C. 1. this compeny z Fishbaugh, No. 1326 14th street northwest. His CHE. HET RICH BREWING CO. wife having died about four years. agd, an only te27. By © HEURICH, Presid son, twelve years old, now survives him. scar cal XTkRi The funeral took place this afternoon at 2:30 pS NATION WEEK. o’clock from the New York Avenue Presbyterian srr ee patrons sill have guests | Church, of which he was a proménenteofficial — Ep ee 3 er member. uring Sheep ge ae Mr. Imbrie was born in Reaver, Pa. He en- Rae = us quote you} fered the Union army In 1861, and’ served during aml Nine sou need. We're sure | the war. At the close of the war be was ap- apni Se os give you choice pointed to a position In the War Department, where, by his invariable kindness and courtesy, 1 MERS TLIED. peo My the friendship and esteem of his fellow- % > ak clerke. B or At a uieeting of the clerks the following ex- ie eae ne = aie pressions of rexard and sympathy were wnanl- OTK iE VERYMEN'S ASSOCIATION | mMously adopted: aoe ee flinun cartlages to the inaugural We, the employes of the record and Pension il and return for $10 each carriage, and to} ofce, War Department, having learned with deep pol their carriages for the return of parties hir-} regret of the death of our esteemed associate in oilice, Jeremiah Rankin Imbrie, desire to ex- press our high appreciation of his’ sterling quali- ties as a Giristan gentleman and ap ‘upright citizen. Faithful and efficent as a clerk, xental, pa- nt and kind as a chief of section, Mr. Imbrie from thea, so there will be no waiting. All parties biring from any of the following named firms will be furnished a ticket, stamped and signed. which will entitle the holder to the first curringe at the G street door of Pension Office: 4. G. Bowen, 625 New York ave. ¥.w- war loved and respected by all, and while we ee eae deplore his departure from us, we are persuzded that our loss is his eternal gain. We hereby extend to his sorruwing son and other relatives our heartfelt sympathy in this r of sore bereavement, and, as a further our respect for the deceased, we direct nw. Bond & Wyiey. 426 Sth st. P. Brennen, 1824 L st. nw. 2 J. Billingsley, capital Carriage Co., 1341 W st. n.W., and National Hotel Wm. W. bers, 1227 KR st. nw. : mictaeatie Ee ted to wk alley bet. Mand I ste, amd 13th ie amd 1th uw £ Hy Coon & Cor, 6S e yaar Wim. F. Downey, ae HEADQUARTERS LINCOLN POST, NO. 3, die Hotel. York Bi Department of the Potomac, G. A. R. rT. M. w York ave. nw. rades, Atteation! PJ. Devine mune, 1ST Teh aw. Pursuant to Gene al Orders, No. 2, Departuent J... Gheen, . now. and 1444-46 P st. quarters, this post will assemble March 4. = ‘en Peunsy] : Bd st. se. at , po fee n Peunsylvania ave. and 2d xt. s.e., al Thos. Ga: son Hall alley, bet. 30 p.m., for the purpose of escorting | the “ost. nw. resid-nt from the Capitol to the ixecutive Man- 2506 Pa. ave. nw. sion. Do not neglect the honor and opportunity. 1 O et. nw Attention Is called to the next regular ¢ th st. nw. Iieut of the post, WEDNESDAY EVENING th st. nw. 3. Business of importance and muster of re- Hingtou and Shoreham Ho-] crujts. Visiting comrades are cordially inv Cra to attend. ° e} cifice, 1236 12th JOHN BRESNAHAN, Commander. JOSEPH MADDREN, Adjutant. GER. AMEE ASSOCIATION, ». 8. Members of the above association ure hereby notified that on account of the regular monthl: jes, 14th and Ty . near New Jersey ave. s.c. ley bet. 2 Bros. 18th and 19th and I] meeting falling on a national hollday,March 4, has st. and Mass. ave. nw. been postponed, and will,instead,be held MONDAY L. G. Thompson, 1741 Jobnson ave. nw. EVENING, March 8, at'7 o'clock p.m., at Witt- J, W. Tyle - BW. t's 1 se. ¥ i" ir t jitol n.e. P. VIERBUCHEN, Secretary, Sowecke oe fe27-4t Office $00 B st. 's.c. = Ww. Wh THE PARTNERSHIP HFRETOFCRE EXISTING we fe28-4t between the urdersigned under the firm name of @. F. = Thompson and Levis has this day (March 1) been PLASTERERS, JOURNEY- | dissolved, C. L.” Levis retiring from the firm. J. men plas end an open| L. Thompson will continue business and assume meet it ‘96, International all liabilities of the firm, and collect all debts fon of the United TROMPSON, C. L. ite . alg st. By order of the union. fe26-3t ODY IS SURE TO GET HURT DURING inaugural week. It tay be you. Have you ex- COLUMBIA LODGE A. A. S. R.—Regular meeting, MONDAY, 1, 1897, at 7:30 p.m. The Lith degree ‘will be conferred in full form. Many distinguished mem- excised ordinars precaution of protecting against | bers from other jurisdictions will be present, tus hagent by taking out am ACCIDENT policy iu | and all members ‘are urged to be present. By THE TRAVELERS INS. O.? — The cost is] order T. P. G. M. WILLIAM C. HENRY, 32d triftiug, “the benefit may be great. No other Grand Secretary. 21. company as safe to insure in as The Travelers, coLUM = = FRANK H. THOMAS. Agt.. L. and T. bldg. LAE Ese Danes es thes The annual meeting of the st Columbia Ratlway Co., for the election of seven directors to serve the ensuing year, will be held at the offices of the company, Florida ave. het. 15th and 16th sts. ne. o'clock noon, on TUESDAY, March 9, 1807. fe27-tomhSine JAMES B. ADAMS. MARSHALS AND AIDS led proposals will ber mlersigned. until i OF MARCH, 1897, AT TWEL yCK . When they will be opened by the board of AY Ors, to lease the Excursion Grounds and the | Inaugural parade The contract for sashes, sad- Hitings thereon, and te purehase the exelusiv dies, cloths, rosettes, gloves, gauntleta and spurs privileges of the r. Dining Room, Bowling Al- has been awarded to ond are ready for delivery less, ing taller} Round, Dancing | at 8. N. MEYER'S, 922 7th st, n.w. a¥ilions amd all of th ppliances for amuse- me oM. C. NOYES, Adjutant General. ments. and reventies no m and within said grounds, « ed by said company - chase the exclusive privilege of th nn snd Ber alone, during the coming season of 1897, beginning with the first day of April and ending With the first day of October next. All propmals must be roa: persons on their individual and exclusive account, and will not be Ul subletting De allowed, except MEETING OF AMERICAN GRAPHOPHONE CO. A meeting of the stockholders of the American Graphophone Compauy will be held at the Mount- ain View Hotel, Harper's Ferry, West Virginta.on MONDAY, March 22, at 1:30'p.m., to constder a resolution providing for an increase of the preferred capital stock of the company and the purchase of the factory premises occupled by he company's written consent, and the right | the company in Bridgeport, Coun. By order ie reserved to rekect any and all bids. of beard of directors. :: Blank forms of propowals and dther information E. D. EASTON, President. Mi-wst can be obtained at the company’s office, 7th street PAUL H. CROMELIN, Secretary wharf, Washingtor ctty, E v; OUR NEW “SW! FABRICS: —are in—nobbiest and most pleasing yet. High time you were thinking of that new ster Snit. Better let us start on it now—saves rushing the last minute. A superb Marten Cuiaway Coat and Vest to measure, $20. Fit or no pay. J. FRED. GATCHEL, 604 13th st. 1625-84 thést S To s BAL ow IS augural parade msy procure their Silk Hats at Sau, at SOSEPH AUERBACH, HATTER TO McKINLEY, SAINT JOHN'S CHURCH, GEORG! bet. 32d and 33d, Rev. Charles E. Bervices tomorrow: prayer and sermon, 11. Vested cholr: ETQWN, O ST. Buck, rector.— Holy communion, 7:30 a.m. Evening prayer ‘Strangers coraiasly it at 4:30. invited. ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, 23] ington Circle and I tor.—Services, D ST. Rev. W. BET. WASH- fred Harding, rec- ture at 4 p.m; evensong and sermon by Her. Py M. Prescott at'7.30 p.m. All seats free. It PRO-CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF ST. MARK. 3D and A sts. #.c.—7:30 a.m., holy communion, i ae vice and sermon by Rev. Charles . a | evensong and sermon b; Rev. Charles E._ Strangers welcome. It” ST. JAMES’ CHURCH, 8TH ST. NEAR B N.E.— 7:30, 10:30 end 11 a.m., 3:30 and 7:30 p.m. All seats free. Strengers cordially invited. It PHANY CHURCH, G ST., REV. RANDOLPH H. McKim, D.D., ‘rector. “Holy communions -& @.m.; service and sermon at Ji a.m. and 7:30 p.m." Service and instruction at 4 ‘The rec- tor will preach morning and evening. All seats free, except at 11 a.m. It ST, MICHAEL'S AND ALL ANGELS’ CHURCH 22a st. near F.—Services, 7:30, 11 and 8. Rev. Wm. R. ‘Turner will preach morning and evening. All seats free, and 1 It oe Soe ST. MARGARET'S, CO} E. ABOVE S jst., Richard ‘Lewis Howell.—Sunday school, 9:90 a.m.; services, 11 4.m. and 4 p.m.; holy com: munioa, ‘first Sunday, 11 a.m.; third Sunday, 8 m.; Saints’ days, 10 a.m. Strangers welcome. 1 CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION, MASS. AVE. and 12th #1. n.w.—s 11 am., the re:tor, Dr. Elijott i lecisave Der EXPLANATORY NOTE: Observations taken at 8 a.m., 75th meridian time. Solid lines are iso- fara, or lines of equal air pressure, drawn for each tenth of an inch. Dotted lines are isotherms, or lines of equal temperature, drawn for each ten degrees. Shaded areas are regions where rain ot assistant minister, Mr. Cooke Veeted tint eg | suow bas fallen during preceding twelve hours. The words “High” ead “Low" show location of _men and boys. 1t_ |, reas of high and low berometer. Small arrows fly. with the wind. TRINITY, COR. 3D AND € STS._N.W.—SERV — a ——— Se oe — at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.; the rector, Rev. Bi ‘A FAIR SUNDAY. « eS ard P. Williams, will preach at both services.1t® CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION, R. N = Today—Low tide, 11:04 a.m. and 11:29 12th ats., Rev. Wm. T. Snyder, etor fiiy | It Will Be Colder Tonight, but Rising | p.m.; high tide, 4:39 a.m. and 4:54 p.m. ee 30 Being MOmIDE Braver and ser- Temperature Tomorrow. Tomorrow—Low_ tid 208 p.m.; high cal’ service and. sermn? 750 pe Tit. RUC] Forecast till § p.m. Sunday.—For the Dis-| tide, 5:42 a.m, and 5:05" p.m. J. 8. Lemon will officiate at ‘all services, At trict of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia, The Sun and Moon. PR fair tonight and Sunday; colder tonight ee 5 ses Soe oth te and slowly rising temperature Sunday; | , Sun rises, 6:17; sun sets, 5:3). Moon rises, PRESBY ERIAN CHURCH 3 AND | westerly winds, shifting to southerly.’ * tet Soe reNy SINT orge S. Duncan, Ph.D., pas- ae ices, % : ‘Pngomsclcus Influence; 7:30 p.m., | Weather conditions and general forecast. The City Lights, = Esc Davids Bralcent it_ | —The barometer has risen from New Eng-| Gas lamps all lighted by 6:59 p.m.; ex- METROPOLITAN PRESBYTERIA: CHUKCH, 4111 | land southwestward to Texas, and it has tinguishing begun.at 5:43 a.m. The light- ing is begun one hour before the named. and B sta. we., - Geo. N. Luccock, D.D., pustor.—Preaching by the pastor tomorrow at Ti Morning subject: “Receiv fallen from the upper Mississippi valley time westward to the Pacific coast; it is high- Bvening subject: “And | St over the central Mississippi valley and | Public are lamps lghted at 6:44 p.m. and e Way?’ Sabbath seh lcwest northwest of Montana. extinguished at 5:58 a.m. 6:30 p.m. It is decidedly colder from the lake Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of water at 8 a.m.:*Great Falls, temperature, 36: condi- tion, 1. Receiving reservoir, temperature, 29; condition at north connection, 1; condi- tion at south connection, 1. Distributing reservoir, temperature, 39; condition at in- fluent gate house, 2; effluent gate house, Temperatures for Twenty-Four Hours The following were the readings of the thermometer at the weather bureau during the past twenty-four hours, beginning at 4 o'clock yesterday afternocn: February 26—4 p.m., 32; 8 p.m., 28; mid- right, 22. February 27—4 a.m., 20; 8 a.m., 20; 12 ™., 22, and 2 p.m., 25. Maximum, 38, at 3 p.m., February 26; minimum, 20, at 8 a.m., February 27. regione southward to the gulf coast, and the temperature has risen north of the lake -regions and in the northwest. The weather is generally fair this morn- ing in all districts, but light local snows continue at lake stations. The weather will be generally fair and colder tonight on the Atlantic coast, and fair, with rising temperature, from the Atlantic coast westward to the Mississippi valley on Sunday. Rivers.—The following changes in the rivers (in feet and tenths) have occourred: Risen—Louisville, 1.5; Cairo, 1.6; Nashville, 1 Fallen—Pittsburg, 2.5; Parkersburg, 7.3. They are above the danger line and rising at Louisville, 11.0; above the danger line and falling at Cincinnati, 15.9; Chatta- nooga, 0.8; below the danger line and ris- ing at Cairo, 1.8. TALMA preach tomorrow at 11 a.m. and & p.m. at th irst Presbyterian Church, 4% at. bet. © and D.it THE EASTERN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, MD. ave. and 6th st. x . ‘Thom: Chal: cs Easton, D.D., pastor, will preach at 11 a. subject, “THE WORLD ‘TOO SMAL > TA THE BOOKS THAT MIGHT BE WRIT- TEN”—a discourse by request —and at 7 subject, “THE LAMB SLAIN FOR US'—a key i Divine nature. Strangers cordially in- Mited, It CHURCH OF THE COVENANT (PRESBYTERIAN Connecticut ave., N and 18th sts. n.w., I Teunis $. Hamlin, D.D., pastor.—Services at 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. Juror C. E. meeting at 8 and Senior at & p.in: Mrs. Noyes and Mr. Recside will sing at the 4 clock service. It NEW YORK AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Rev. Wallace Hadcliffe, D.D., pastor.—Services, 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m! Evening subject, “The City “of Ingratitude,"” the fifth sermon ‘on the cities of the Bible.’ Sabbath school, 9:30 a.m.; Christian Endeavor prayer meeting, 6:30 p.u. Music under the direction of Mr. John Porter Lawrence. RTH PRESRYTERIAN CHURCH, hb end 10th sts. n.Ww.— DL ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS|NOTICE TO MINISTERS Democrats Looking for a Candidate for Mayor. They Must Secure Authority From the Court to Perform Marriages. “I wish,” said Clerk John R. Young of the District Supreme Court to a Star re- porter tcday, “that The Star would again call attention to the fact that under the new marriage law of the District no min- 9:30 “a.m. Christian m. Strangers welcome. REV. A. is D.D., PASTOR GUNTOS Temple Presbyterian Churc! 14th and RB sts. I preach at 11 a.m., subject, ‘“Indiffor- 4:30 p.m., subject, ‘The Freedom, of the Proffer of the Lave Strangers welcome. it Evening Star Bureau, No. 121 North Washington st., ‘Telephone 116, ALEXANDRIA, Va., Feb. 1807. New that the spring elections are draw- ing near the democrats are casting about Ennis, Minister. a Wil ., Alinist ister can lawfully perform the marriage ‘OPPOSID OURSELVES a FAM( for a good man to ne for mere ae ceremony here unless he has first been au- ae J GS eral names have: be@& suggested, most | tncrized to do so by the District Supreme prcminent among whom is Mr. George L. Simpson, one of Alexandria’s most promi- nent citizens. Mr. Simpson-has long been Court. -Hardly a day passes that some LUTHERAN minister who has not yet been authorized CHURCH OF THE REFORMATION, PENNA. AVE. by the court files a certificate with me Kev. W. E, Parson, D.D., ma-| Known as a man of great ability and has | certitying that he has married some : Hi and 7:20, | Morning “topic, | always heen identified with; the best in- | Coe ms rene aay eiebenee cielo for tin Halting.” “Other services 08 | terests of the old city; We has repre. |CCUpIe: The new law expressly states tha usual. Seats free. such a marriage is unauthorized, and it is doubtful if a marriage performed by an urauthorized minister ts a valid and bind- ing one. Of course, the new law imposes no penalty where an unauthorized minis- ter performs the marriage ceremony here, sented Alexandria city and couniy in the state legislature, and His election to the mayoralty would give general satisfaction. It is said that Mr. W..H. May, another prominent merchant,and at present a mem- ber of the state legislature from this dis- trict. will also be a candidate, and if elect- HER PLACE MEMORIAL CHURCH—PAS- tor J. G. Butler at 11; at 7:30, National Reform, the pastor presiding: speakers: Hon. E. A. Morse, Dr. Crafts, Mrs. Elits, Dr. J. H. Elliot." 1t* NEW CHURCH. “NOAH'’S ARK AND THE FLOOI Li 2D LECTURE = but the doubt of the validity of such a re? hm 623 Pa. = { DIVIDENI a ‘Bible Difficulties Explained’ by Rev. FRANK | ed would make a good officer. The only ooo Miawiteads sete WALL, pastor, at the New Church, Sixteeath | candidate who has actually announced | marriage should put people contemplating HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCI CAPITAL, STOCK OF THE AMERICAN GRAPH-| 24 Corcoran sts. nw. 7°20 p.m. Morning ser-| himself is Gilbert Simpson, an ex-police- | rrarriage on their guard, and they should {he Csted States of Anterior for the sleetion of | OPHONE CO. will be paid at the office of the | ‘ice, 11 o'clock, | Sunday school, 12:15. Wedn-s. | han a painter by trade. Nearly every be very careful to see that the officiating the United States of America for the election of | company, 919 Fa. ave. Washington D.C, og | a5, and all Wednesdays till Easter, service of fa’ oMeer of the city will have opposi- very Seka ea ORES for che, ensuing sear | February 27, 1807, to stockholders of record | Prayer with brief discourse, at 4:30 v.m. Pas. | Pal he flight for the oflices as a rule is |™inister has been duly authorized to act ull be held at the office of the company, Roum | February 20." Tranafer books close Febtuary fo | tre Bible classes in vestry Wednesday, 3:15 | ticn. The fight for the asia byahes court’: 10, Sun bldg. 1317 F st. n.w., Washington. D.©.,] Shaq reopen Manin 4 iaee Rim, for ladies; Fridays, 7:20 p.m., for men. | corfined to the democratic, primaries, as | YC casio, of Mr. Young's remarks was TUESDAY, March 9, 1897, at 10 o'clock a.m. By order of the directors, All are cordially invited. 1t_| the democratic nomination in this city is the filirg of a marriage certificate by a f-25tomhs J__H. NITCHIE, Secretary. Pat H. CROMELIN, E. D. EASTO: SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS. virtually an clection, as the democrats are ie Hae — — of . 2 i-DA 2 5 minister who had not been authorized to COLONIAL BEACH TAXES Secretary." (fe15-12t) | Presid = = largely in the ‘majority. S . = aot ee as 5 = SSE act by the court. The clergyman was as for a limited time be paid to me between 1 | = = ae — SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS, AT CHURCH, STH Police Hendquarters. tonished whi informed that he had no nd 4:30 p.i. CHURCH NOTIC: ne. bet. F and G.—Tomorrow evening at 7:30 olice ai fe ‘onis| when informe a a fes5t* T. BR. HARRISON, 1327 G st. n.w. J NOTICES. Elder V. H: Lucas will speak. Subject: “‘The Mil- | ‘There was only one case for trial in the | lawful authority for performing the mar- — = = = lennium—What It ts and What It is Pub- ing, Ernest Travers. | Tage, and was still more startled when told ‘THE PARTS oe ee EX seh METHODIST. Ne invited. 1r¢ | police court this morn BS ie - Ma- | that he would not only have to obtain such feiss Me Poe Geet DE = = SHOUL - John Turne=, a negro lunatic from Ma- | authcrity before his certificate could be ac- rt uxt Bennett, has been this day dissolved YLAND Bc 5 CN) TH) SECULA: KZ.AGUB. . ze pep erg es S| ES pore Pere ee = ale nassas, 1s held at headquarters awaiting a | cepted, but would also have to remarry the from the firm. James H. Harban will continue | J) D.. “Heaven a So ial Habitation.” 7:30 p.m.. | DR. E. B. FOOTE, JR., PRESIDENT OF THE LIB. guard, when he will be sent to the State | perties in order to remove the doubt of the the business and will pay all the Habilities of missionary anniversary.” Seats free. | eral League of New’ York, will addreas the Sec- | OOO Won Colored Lunatics at Petersburg. | legality of marriage. To make matters the firm. and, is authorized to collect all debts | Welcome. It ular League at 3 p.m. Sunday in Sypograp Aes sa ae day received a letter | Worse the clerk of the church, upon whose and accounts due it > 2 = aE URCH. FER. 2 Hall. Sabject: ‘Woman; Why ie Her: Chie! Vebster today rec o tificate the court must act, it was dis- ETT. ANACOSTIA M. E. CHURCH, FEB. 28, 11 A.M. = j cer le cl just act, as d Ee So and 7:30 p.m. Interesting farewell discourses by | Al invited. "| from Waketleld, Mass., inquiring about one | covered had left the city, not to return be- = ES James McLaren, pastor. CONGREGATIONAL Newton E. JacRson, an Alexandrian, who | fore Monday or ‘Tuesday.’ So until then the B. OS MARCH 1ST, OUR | FIFTEENTH STR! = peti committed suicide in that city, and asking | court cannot act, and the marriage of the nw., Rev. school, 9:30. Sermon by pustor, L. B.’ Wilson, presiding elder, at League, 6:30 p.m. All W. ntinuance of the the old number. Tronage bestowed upon us H_ REILLY, House and Fresco Painters’ Sup- | MT. VERNON plies, Window and Plate ¢ fe2v-Tt cor. Mth and K sts. n. — = ——_—— | pastor, IW. Canter. WASHINGTON, D. C., February 24, 1897 H. M. Canter. S.S. OFFICE U. 5. ELECTRIC 1 2 Mid-week service, V 213 Lith st. nuw., Washington, D. C. 5 West Wasbingto nes! Q.-- . February 24, 1887. Preaching, 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m., by pastor, J. Information bas been“received by this companr | W. Beall. $.'S. 3'p Epworth League, 6:45 that certificates Nos. 3406 and 8006, bearing date of September 19, 1898, of five shares each, of its capital stock, standing in the name of EM M. EB. CHURCH, DUPONT CIRCLE, Soetum, and. sesigued t W. W. Foster, bave been Stowell L.” Brsant.9:90, ‘Sunday school, lost or imisiai@. and application is made for dupli- SDaTinne: Pickles of Boston, “THE SURE cates. All parties are hereby warned against anntversai of the Sunda; ool Misstonai af it" E Soe HAML dealing in the said certificates, FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, COR. 10TH sts. n.w., Rev. SM. Newman, D.D., pas- 1 a.m., morning service, with sermon by Music by quartet and chorus, led by Dr. , Organist. 7:30 p.m., public service, in which the church choir will render the oratorio, hter of Juirva,” by Stainer. Sunday Christian Endeavor—Juntor, 8 m. it PARK TEMPLE, 6TH AND TRU boll sts. n.w., Rev. St 'N. Brown, pasto Preaching at 11 a.m jore than Conquer¢ 7:30 p.m., the second MMustrated sermon on Lost Son.” Muste by the temple choir, Alice Strange D that George Jackson be notified. The po- lice have been unable to find any one re- lated to Newton E. Jackson. Congressman-Elect Rixey’s Health. Mr. John S. Barbour of Culpeper, Va., 2 brother-in-law to Congressman-elect Rixey, was In the city yesterday. ‘He says the sersationtl repo: published in one of the Alexandria papers as to the serious condition of Mr. Rixey’s health are abso- lutely without foundation in fact. Mr. Rixey’s health, he said, was never better, though he ts suffering a little with his throat, which he injured in the late cam- paign by speaking so much in the open air. Parties cannot take place. But, as Mr. Young states, such an instance is not b; any means an infrequent one. Such an wi authorized marriage of a prominent young business man took place here a few days ago. —_.>___. Arrested in the Court Room. Perhaps the most surprised person in the ‘city today was Ofie Dunnirg, a well- dressed young colored man of respectable appearance. Dunning was seated among the spectators in the Police Court, listening in an interested manner to the cases on he Mrs. it FRIENDS’ MEETING (ORTHODOX) EVERY FIRST fe2s-2~ SEYMOUR W. TULLOCH, Secretary. EM. E. CHURC day, 11 a.m, at Y. M. C. A. rooms, 1409 N.Y. The City Jail. heering. A man tn citizen's attire beckon- n.w., Rev. W. R. Stri *, followed by Bible school. Christian “Eu- 3 a ed him from the doorway of the clerk’s of- FLAG POLES tebe 3B ami Preaching» Give can Gadal Selita wai ie | here are’ now AfG-cight prisoners in | hee, and Danning Locemayut pm. wort SS ae aT iy vas 2 NDE ice! consecration, PTThureday, “chore prayer | FRIENDS’ MEETING AT THEIR MEETING | the city jail for various offenses. < “Wkat is your name?” he was asked. UD R=price mecting, 7:20 p.m. Adjourned meeting of fourth | house, 1811 T at. n.w., every First duy morning | new frame structure which it was foun sonstD able’ Have you | found | _quarterly conference Monday evening, 7:30, It at 11 o'clock, Bible classes following. it necessary to build tn the jail is still usea | (976 Dunn Be ee oo ae Sees on Flax Poles? METROPOLITAN CHURCH, 4% AND © NON-SECTARIAN. for the chain gang. It has fuurteen bunks , ck, sts, Rev. Hugh Jo lL a. Dw. obnston, D.D., pastor.— Flag Poles in stock, closing sermon on ‘the Lord's ‘ paste and oes sae Nees with @ by @1 prayer. S p.m.. Rev. Dr. Pickles of Tremont -* Street ‘hb, Boston. 9:30 a.m. below what we’ 3 pa. ae: bebeel. a they made to order! p.m, | a prayer meeting. MOUNT ZION M.E. CHURCH—11 A.M, PASTOR. 2 p.m., love feast. Papers will be read to the memory of Mary Bromwell and Rebecca Hunter. 7:30 p.m., special sermon to the Stewards’ Ald Association by Rev. M. W. Clair, Pb.B., and ad- dress by Mrs. J. Meson Layton. "9:30 a!m., Sun- school. S. Peek, pastor. ite THOS. W. SMITH Main Office, Ist and Ind. ave. Mill and Wharves, foot 4th st. 23-3m,20 warrant for your arrest on a charge of petit larceny. I've been looking for you since October 10.” “I’ve been around here every day,” said Durning, “and no one ever said anything to me.” “Can't help it,” answered the policeman; e‘I'll have to lock you up,” and Dunning in it, all comfortably fitted up, and is well heated. Violated Revenue Laws. Deputy United States Marshal Joseph Glover yesterday went to Culpeper and arrested J. W. Popham, who is charged with violating the internal revenue law. THE PEOPLE'S CHURCH, 423 G ST. N.W.—REV. Alex. pastor, will’ speak at 11:15 on “In voluntary Servitude Re-cstablished by a Kecent Supreme Court Decision.” Come and hear. It REFORMED. GRACE REFORMED CHURCH, ISTH ST. N.W. bet. R. Lave. and P at., Rev. A. T. G. Apple, | He wae brought to this city and given | Wa3 esccrted to the cells. stor.—Sorning service, 1 a.m; ‘Sunday acnool, | Beatie: eeraves Commissioner Fewler, | |, ‘Oh, my,” he remarked after the lock had BEC ee aiasasd who bailed him for his appearance next | Clicked; “if my folks could only see me now Taseday. Bazing through these bars.’ ’ FOUNDRY M. E CHURCH, 14TH AND @ STS. W. A. Nut Kev. Dr. Oliver A. Browe, . A. , pastor. W. A. Store 9:30, Sanday school. ea Coal = ing by the pastor. _ “Oftier . Toth and temperance meeting. Wea. wat cakee ee r Epworth League. - Dr. J. H. McCarthy of central New } ry icin= Chest York couferen it Eve ia Medicin> Ch ct ss ou | MEKENDREE ME. CHURCH, REV. HENRY FR bo at ear ft Naylor, D.D, pastor.11 ‘a.m. “Sifted sci member of the Tarslly will be | Wheat" 7:36 pm." “The “Conference Nears Sudden sickness, tnd with Berkeley | Yaledictory.” 9:30 “a.m., Sanday school. 6:30 crth League. Prayer meeting, Thurs- patient will be brought around F : promptly long spell sicknes< —— s at tm: be $l at. HM. CHURCH, 3D AND A STS. si2 r st OMn Eldridge, pastor, at 11 a.m. and pm. Surday school, 9:15 a.m. Epworth the e. 6:90 ptt. “Prayer service, ‘Thursday, S ee ‘Seatingy Lawyers artis + appear! E. CHURGH, 2 BRIEFS. Ghey| ave. mw, Kev. A. Blelaskt, le successful if} ing by Dr. Wilson, presid! der. A vast rumber of | day School Missionary Soctety anniversary ones get their | Sunday school. ad tere. - on weed EEL eae. WESLEY CHAPEL, COR. STH AS ms, "™« CW. Baldwin, “pastor. Sunday sc Byron S. Ada: Sy pric ter, Preaching by pastor at 11 a.m. and 7 512 1ith St. ing on Thursday evening. 7 ? = eae eee oa TRINITY ME CHURCH, RE’ W. HOBBs, rfie 11 am. and 7:30 p.m., preaching by Garfizid Pharmacy, ai, none Fe re csekiae Ter AND I STS NW. ¥Y THE BEST AT LOWEST CASH eee Viso's Cure - - . . c. = Helladonna: Z 3 Os r . . . C. 7:30, 3. S. miss. anniversary. terest! exer- p, 8 cakes. climes, talks and carols, lt PASTOR E. HEZ SWEM “EXPLAINS: “SHE We're After Business Men. We want all thelr Stationery orders. know we cap fill every one that's went here. We'll make it un inducement tn the way of Wrote a Letter aud Found Out About the Mes," Sonday night, 7:30 o’c. Preaching at 11 a. the pastor, Free pews. All Invited. Second Baj tist Church Auditorium, 4th st. and Va. ave s.e1t Y ko ices, ce <¢ | SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH, L ST. BET. 16TH Sh Lorry Sappiies wre always Lowest” | and 17th ste. m.w., Mev. J. A. ‘Taplor, pastor. E7Test us with a trial order. We're sure | Pastor will occupy the pulpit 11 a.m. and 7:30 of more—if you do. pm At 790 pm. sermon will be ched to the Supret Sons Easton & Rupp, 421 11thSt. iaghtera of Loving Charlty. ; ate POFULAR-PRICED STATIONERS. fezs-14a | CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, COR. STH AND H = Sos sts. n.w.—Preaching, 11. a.m. and 7:30 p.m. by FIX UP FOR SPR the pastor, Rev. Samuel H. Greene, D.D. It ING. Merchants can easily find room to dis- FIRST PTIST CHURCH, Sircla Dr. charles "A. the Dew spring gouds by enlarging thelr -3) a.m. Preaching at Ii a.m. tag charge ‘for fursishing the, wa the glass end. worknasship ts insiguidcant bg Eo Bo hea com to the improvement’ it ake ‘andthe increased sales “which will | _serles.om the great nations of at be the result! Estimates furnished. W. CC. T. C. has. E. Hodgkin, 913 7th. ny ee ware, otc, ‘Will speak. aw ——— Sunday Newspapers. Marshall Johnson, Leo Gray and George Dent, -the three newsboys who were ar- rested for violating the law relative to crying newspapers on Sunday, and whose ease has been continued on several occa sions, were today released on their personal bonds not to repeat the offense. The full barticulars of the case have already been published in The Star. ee Suspicious Person. Selling Without a License. S. Phein, a salesman, was arrested by Officer Knight yesterday afternoon for sell- ing chewing gum without a license. He was fined $3 in the police court last night. General and Personal Notes, Mr. J. J. Dolan of Washington will, on Tuesday night next, deliver a lecture be- fore the Young Men's Sodality Lyceum cf this city on the life of Richard Brinsley Sheridan. ‘fhe remains of Mr. John Shacklett, whose HALL MISSION. HALL MISSION, N.E. COR, PA. AVE. AND 4% at nw. * Holiness meeting every Sunday at 2:30 p Everybody invited. G CNITARIAN. ALL SOULS’ CHURCH, COR. 14TH AND L STS. n.w.—REV. E. BRADFORD LEAVITT will preach subject, “Devoted Life.’ Evening ser- subject, “Mr. Ingersoll as a Young’ People’s meeting at school and Unity study class ALL ARE INVITED, it PRACTICAL CHRISTIANITY. THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF PRACTICAL | geath was mentioned in The Star, were : Ca eee Ce ets at Rausch- | yesterday evening sent t elaplane, his William Marn was today arraigned before ‘oun. ave., er's, m._ Daily noon meeting at reading room, Ohto Nat. Bank bldg. 1* CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. FIRST @HURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, SCOT- tish Rite Hall, 1007 G st. n.w.—Sunday ‘service, 1 a.m., sub} “The Gospel of Truth Preachcd, Nick’ Healed and Devils Cast Out Thereby, in Despite of Persecution and Sorcery."” ‘Testimonial meeting, Friday, at 8 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Lin- scott, readers. Public cordially invited. Seats free. fe27-2t* UNITED ‘BRETHREN IN CHRIST. MEMORIAL CHURCH, COR. N. CAPITOL AND R ats.Preaching at 11 a.m. Lecture at 7:30 p.m., Judge Kimball by Policeman Flather on the charge of being a suspicious person. The officer stated that he arrested Mann under direction of Lieut. Amiss, who issued several days ago an order to the officers of the precinct to bring in Mann and all other Persons named (iv. the order) so that there need be no troubie by redson of their pres- ence in the city during inauguration week. Judge Kimball released Mann on his per- sonal bonds and promise that he would not associate with any persons who are under the ban of the law. old home, for interment. «, Mrs. William B. Dalagerfigld is the guest ef her brother, Mr. 4 Arthur Taylor, at his home in Fredericksburg, The “Alexandria Assemply,’ a well- known social organizationg of this city, will give a “german”; in MeBurney’s Hail on Monday night nexts’ i Mount Vernon Cownceil, ,Daughters of America, held their gsegulay meeting last night. Several applications for member- ship were received ahd referred to the roper committee, 1" oe 4 vrrhe fair to be given at-Odd Fellows’ street, next : Pm: Hall on North Colimbug. peers she Pe cates betes me Cte soe | week, beginning Mongay night, by ‘the 3d Snices ci een welcome. it yarainies eae ments ie suo nee of this | gome dishonest perscn or persons at an city, pre ises to “= UNIVERSALIST. ‘ante Brenner yesterday bought from | early hour yesterday morning visited te Sey George C. Cupid a lot on Franklin street | residence of Mr. Randall Whittaker at Ta- We & mae ae eee between Patrick and: Alfted streets for| oma Park and when they departed oar- ‘TO REFORM MANKIND”—THE AN $700. ried fifty-seven plump chickens away. The police are investigating the case. Robert T. Powell of 1216 13th street re-. ported to the police this afternoon that some time yestcrday a trunk in his room at the number mentioned was entered and & Prince Albert coat, a chinchilla overcoat, a derby hat, a razor and 4 cavalry pistol stolen therefrom. Se Dangerous holes in the sidewalks have been reported by the police as follows: F street between llth and 12th streets northeast, in rear of 2109 11th street, in trent of of ost Vi Jersey avenue ee rear of ‘Virginia avenue southwes! at Half and G streets southwest, Pennsyl- ‘vania- avenue between Madison place and Miss Davis has issued-cards for a recep- tion to be held at her residence on South Washington street on the afternoon of March 2. Mise McGuire of Richmond is the guest 3 ere tired Dr. Setar McGuire, on orth Washington 8: 3 Mr. F. M. De Lane and Miss Gabrilla Kramer were married in St. Mary’s.Church reteny afternoon by Rev. Father Bow- ler. CHRISTIANITY TO COL. INGERSOLL’S QUES. TION; p.m., illustrated ‘sermon, “The Way of the Cross.””” All cordially invited. it SPIRITUALISM, ° SPIRTTUALISM—-MASONIC HALL, OR. YTH AND F mw. Every Sunday. Lyceum, 10 a.m. Lec- ture, 11:80 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.’ We have with us Sundays in February Mrs. Car- penter of Detroit, Mich. Mrs. Carpenter is a Seirie’ readings “or tester” Gomes “to aa Nfchiy met commented. fe6-s,4t SPIRITUALISM—-WONN'S HA. 721 6TH ST. hwo Mrs. Zoller will hola ‘her on Jackson: street, in rear of 1753 C circles for private parties. E oe INDEX To aD’ VERTISEMENTS. ACCOUNTANTS . Page 18 ATTORNEYS Page 4 Page f COUNTRY REAL ESTATE DEATHS... DENTISTRY EDUCATIONAL . EXCURSIONS . FOR RENT (Fiata). FOR RENT (Houses). FOR RENT (Miscellaneous) FOR RENT (Offices) FOR RENT (Rooms). FOR RENT (Stables). FOR RENT (Stores) FOR SALE (Rteycles).. FOR SALE (Houses). FOR SALE (Lots) FOR SALE (Miscellaneous) HORSES AND VEHICLES. HOTELS LADIES Goons. LOCAL MENTIOY LOST AND FOU MARRIAGES MANICURE MEDICAL . ceqeaeaeaaateteecaredneatTtaa OCEAN TRAVEL. OFFICIAL NOTICES. PERSONAL . POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. PIANOS AND ORGANS. PROPOSALS . RAILROADS . SEASHORE SPECIAL NOTICES. STORAGE SUBURBAN PROPERTY. ceeeeedeea ry 3 Heese esunnaeuvaaasanaeg eet ee WANTED (Houses). WANTED (Lots). WANTED liscellareous). WANTED (Rooms)... NTED (Situations). WINTER RESORTS. CONDENSED LOCALS William Getzendanner, William H. Jack- son and Willie Colbert, three small boys, who were arrested last evening on the charge of breaking into a freight car of the Baltimore and Ohio Railway Company and siealing therefrom a crate of eggs, were to- day held by Judge Miller to await the ac- tion of the district attorney when such officer is appointed. Henry Watson, charged with the larceny of $8.50 from Mrs. Woodward on Wednesday jast, was today held by Judge Milier in $1,000 for the action of the grand jury. This ts pay day at police headquarters and since early morning members of the force have been filing through the detective office, receiving checks for the February salary. The pavements are broken in front of 1416 Pierce street, at Half and G strecte southwest, at 7th and K streets southwest, at 19th and Q streets and in front of 918 N. street. Bight policemen are absent on leave. Seventeen members of the force are una. ble to report for duty by reason of illness. During the twenty-four hours ending at 2 o'clock this morning the police made fifty-eight arrests. Bicyclists will have a clear field March 4, for Major Moore has ordered the mem- bers of the police bicycle squad to report for duty, uniformed, in order to form a part of the mounted escort in the inaugu- ral parade. Policemen Harrison and Brown shortly before 11 o'clock last night discovered that the canal boat J. B. Hewett, lying at the foot of 3ith street, was on fire. No. 5 engine company was summoned and quickly extinguished the blaze after da: age to the amount of $1W) had been oce! sioned. Policeman Hart of the third precinct yesterday found a dead infant on the dump on 2ist street between B and C streets, ———— iGUILY RELEASED, The Imprisoned American Pardoned by the Queen Regent. Jullo Sanguily, the American citizen who was twice sentenced to imprisonment for fe on the charge of being a rebel, was released in Havana yesterday afternoon, the queen regent having pardoned him, much to the chagrin of those who were instrumental in bringing about his con= victions. He at once left the Cabanas fortress, where he had been confined awalt- ing the result of his appeal against his sentence, and started for his home. He was naturally highly elated to be at liberty again after being confined for over two years, and he was so anxious to get to his family that he did not have time to talk about his experiences. He will leave today for the United States with his family, traveling by way of Tampa. + + COL. MeCOOK DECLINES, Will Not Accept the Secretaryship of the Interior. The York Commercial Advertiser says: “Col. John J. McCook will not be New York's representative in the next President's cabinet. Col. McCook, it is an- nounced today, has been considering an offer to enter the cabinet as Secret: of the Interior and has declined the honor. Senator-elect Platt was informed by Co! McCook of his intention. The Depart- ment of Justice alone had attractions for Col. McCook, and when Mr. McKinley decided tu make Judge McKenna his At- torney General Col. McCook thankfully declined prefprment in any other capacity in the cabinet.” Col. McCook was asked as to the truth of the foregoing paragraph, but he ab- solutely refused to talk on the subject or to make any statement regarding it. ———_-e-+____ Maryland C The headquarters of the Maryland Re- publican Club, 923 F street, are assuming a home-like appearance. The walls are being adorned by the portraits of distin- guished Marylanders. James A. Gary, who is to be Postmaster General; Senator Geo. L. Wellington and Gov. Lloyd Lowndes have, at the request of the club, present- eG large and handsome photographs. They have been neatly framed and will be for- mally presented to the club at the’regular meeting next Monday, at 7:30 p.m. The presentation speeches will be made by Tom. C. Noyes, Alphonso Hart, both of Montgomery county, and Mr. Wm. J. Feaga of Cumberland. They will be responded to on the part of the club by Joseph Trainer, vice presi- dent; Arthur Stabler, president of the club, and Dr. Wm. L. Robins, vice president. The club nas also been the fortunate re- cipient of two splendid oil pictures of Mc- Kinley and Hobart, the gift of a Wash- ingtcnian, and they will be presented by Wm. A. Meloy of Prince George’s county. Representative Henry R. Gibson, a for- mer Marylander, but now a member of Co: gress from Tennessee, has been in- ee to receive them on the part of the clul New Under eminent scientific control. “APENTA” The Best Natural Laxative Water. The most certain and comfortable cathartic in To show the advan of the Annuities hen as an investment. One of our clients BM vears of age Pa $5,500 and reoeived an Ammulty id $5,500 si, 2 eee ere Be income (paid every twelve month) emounting to $17,100.00-an actual profit of $11,000.00! Rec’d $17,100 nh the recipient of an tncome that in total or a pet Rec'd $17,550 Real estate, government bonds--any form of specu- lation, in fact--can in no wise compare with these Annuities as an invest- ment. THOMAS P. 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