Evening Star Newspaper, December 4, 1897, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, DECEMBER £ 1891436’ “PAGES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. CHURCH NOTICES. AFFAIRS IN ALEXANDRIA THE OFFICIAL WEATHER MAP. FINANCIAL. oe MONDAY, DECEMBER 6, S P.M., BAPTIST. Think of the penalty you Anti-Saioon Leagne. GRACE BAPTIS 9TH AND D S.E., REV. A. F. 2 SUGAR. a gee Ps : 1t® Ansual election of off 23 La. avi Anderson, Sunday school, 9:30 a.m.; orge Stearns, Offen i ° can inflict on this Printer! LES ane aoe BSeachings 330 p.m.; Lord's sup- Ge peas G der, oeenel 2 Yor If yon are operating in Sugar yon will fin, not tinished on the minute promised—throw of the éxational Union, ee eee in Police Court, 3 thing to interest you in our latest Macket Lette mEPIORE preach in the First Congrezaticral Church, corner | METROPOLITAN BAPTIST CHURCH, 6TH AND 3 Y Lie. aire legac . etter, it beck ou his bands. a of G and 10th sts., on Sunday next at 11 o’e. 1t* A ne.—Preaching 11 and 7:30 by ‘the pasto ———4 te promised printer,” dares invite such | paaie d o a 5 | Rev. ville S. Williams, D.D.; 8. S., 9:30 ‘ae sete ON MONDAY EVENING AT 8 O'CLOCK, IN TH dis eto all. _"__it*_ | agaitional Teacher Selected for John MO. PAC. mt fox tardiness. First Congregational Church, the Rev. he IND BAPTIS RCH, 4TH ST. AND VAL ° "Phone 1679. Wil deliver a message to “American Chr Cee ee ne ee Eee ee 4 R ERE from fellow-Coristians in Great Britain, um, by’ Pastor J. W. Maby of the Bast Wack May Industrial School{Masons ton Heights Baptist Church, and at 7:30 p.m. by of durs om stock In t mn 8 Bapt oe Ge neteees Dp. OF ENGLAND, | Ee¥,, Henry Edward Tralle. Free pews. All tn- ye MUTUAL SERIAL BUILDID TION will be held at St. Dominic's and F sts. s.., om MONDAY, pm CTIARLES A. BE e THE GRANGERS. aren aoa oe TENT STREET BAPTIST CHURCH, COR. f 608 r 5 5 aa WHEAT and COTTON, r of 18th st. on | 10th and R sts. n.w., Rey. S. Geriah Lamkins. president of the Congregatio preach the Presbyteria necticut ave. dolar per month. fternoon, at 4 ite B.D, pastor.—S. 9:30 a.m.; preaching at 1i Evening Star Bureau, We also erable gpace to the sub- oof $200 may be loaned on ea a and b p.m. by the pastor. Communion, 3 No. 529 King street, Ject of CURRENCY REFORM, THE JOINT TRAP. 3 .in., by Rey. Geo nt of twe dollars per mont , OF ENGL! W. Lee, D.D. The people Methodist Bell Telephone No. 106. fail eT 1 a a rece oy Hon ek. night, with concert and | ALEXANDRIA, Va., December 4, 1897. MEET FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, 16TH ST. ABovE| George. alias “Shorty,” Stearns, who has WO. pam. Scott circle, Dr. Charles A. Stakely, pastor.—Mrs, | Often figured in the police court trials, was Clinton ‘Smith will | Thomas ¢ j, Prof. Vercy S Foster, | this morning fined $20, with the alterna- weleome, Itt | musical ray school, "9:30 a, = TL aimcand 7-80 pm; | tive of a term on the chain gang, for ob- 2 the v ety. at Jobnsen Bros.”, 1206 Fst. at the meeting CASE pending in the St furnish an interesting table ks for the past 19 free on leatic FIle ASSOCLA I % comp: years, A ELLERY J. BURT, Tresident. J. DERMODY, y des 2 THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE s Hall Association of | jy a for the el ai Mrs. Watt the meetin D. + @Partly Cloud " mit Goce SPECULATORS Distriet ef Colum x Ran i : < Is9S, the p.m. You are} taining goods under false pretenses. e 2 will b in Room 3 fake selves wales the titlosce “ = _1t_| Stearns was arrested by Lleut. Smith yes- 302 @Snom will find m sting items in this week's at 6:5 » TATION” fo: th: purp S* of trans ‘T BAPTIST CHURCH, 6TH AND E | torg mn complaint of Mr. W. issue of S WITH KING COTTON.” cane | Rerrahetie fasiuess tice amd wareioure, | stn Vreaching by the wustor, Kev. J. 3 Male, | terday at heeon e area eee t ni tiry sw. cor N.C and F sts. JAMES H! », D.. at 11 a.m. and 7:30’ p.m.; S. S., 9:3) | E. Bain, the hardware merchant on lower T 33 LAHSER, Serctary. | Fory “Aner ScHULTED dette eps B., 6:80 p.m; eve. sub., “The | King street, STUART & PADDOCK, THE UNDE! HAVING BEEN MADE, BY | Src 1 Wisi TO INFORM MA FRIENDS | _Templetess ¢ It ed. assignee of the late John deed duly s aw., | the friends of this establishinent and the public | CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH In the police court this morning Lieut. EXPLANATORY NOTE: Observations taken at & a.m., 73th caeridian H ‘ime. nid Hines are tso- 1333: ~F STREET Cochran, ore mt thei | that T have bought the interest of the late John | n.w.. Rev. S IL Greene IeD, Sunday | Smith stated that Mr. Bain had reported | pars, or lines of equal alr pressure, drawn for each tenth of an Inch. Dotted lines are isotnerma, or ‘ es e ate Ge in, ES i eater Cees The pastor pre at 11} Stearns as having gotten a lot of paint | jines of equal temperature, drawn for each ten degrees. Shaded areas are regions where rain or snow _ an to pay their indebtedness at duet the business in’ the prompt and’ feeling z _All_are cofdially invited. 1t_| brushes and other material on an order | has fallen during preceding twelve hours. The words “Ifigh" sod "Loc" show location of areas of RIGGS HOUSE, WASTIIN re. of his assignment may be manner that has been the custom at this pla DER J. A. ASHBURN, OLD SCHOOL BAPTIST, | purporting to come from a Mr. Triplett, | bigh and low barometer. Smail arrows fy with the wind. Se encck eG Ww. EL VAN SYCKEL, pet was aaneatel by E ual preach Ee oouatentaL a 133 Pa. "| who Stearns stated was an employe of 5 5 % E dei soe wide: Ames big z eeea Ca xen ler, who) conducted it about thirty ‘u wee, 5, at 3:30 p.m. s 3 == Se aa = = -- New York. Iadelphia, Be estamers 06 Sekm Cuchrans tre and where I have been for fourtce ; EPISCOPAL. the Southern Railway Company. Mr. CLEARING TOMORROW. tion at south connection, 2; distributing a se of over eighteen years, servin : ; i sean servol Sue Ber aoe 1 OTE abe NOIaIO: i Bain made inquiry, and finding no trace of reservoir, temperature, 42: condition at ine NOTE. ny ince quaceoe vas THE REV. CHARI fuess at the BC adhireay. SC. GRIFFITH, RECTOR | Triplett or the house that Stearns said was | Winds Shifting to the West—Colder | fluent gate house, effluent gate house, 3. ai ‘- ‘a of Ascensioa Church, Baltimore, will deliver the | to be painted, reported the matter to Lieut. ‘ 7 hater stock and the G leston Copper = 2 Patties’ fo" MICHARD T. TALBERT. | fecond sermon in the special Advent course at | Smith whe oihees Ieee tn eet sebaeeeaey re ee seen pyre aoe g heal ord gut Sst sts tonwrrow even | and soon located part of the paint at Hugh | Forecast till 8 p.m. Sunday—For the Dis- | Today—tow tide, 10:15 a.m. and 11:13 p. ata weld on Benton Stock Kxchat Strider’s store and part at Mr. Finch’s. trict of Columbia, eastern Pennsylvania, | m.; high tide, 4:11am. and 4s pm. rect private wiren, Subecrive for Bos- fox. CC as Inasmuch as there is no such person as | New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland and Vir- | aomorrew—Low am.; high Ppltpi nner sod PAUL HL es Go Tae Mr. Triplett the mayor decided the case | ginia, rain, clearing by Sunday afternoon; | tide, 5:02 a.m. and — —______—______ : Slainenae . could not be considered as felony, but had | ° S ae fi colder Sunday The Sun ™ 5 A 11 a.m. ands pan. to be treated as a misdemeanor, and the | Warmer Sunday morning, colder Sunday Pees and Moon, fine as stated was imposed. night; easterly winds, shifting to wes ag y—Sun rises, 7:03 a.m.; sun sets, 4:38 orion | John Hay Industrial Schoo! Conditions and general forecast—A trough |” Moon sets, 3 Sn tombe. SRAT NY DAYS’ HUESDAY, Miss Lillian Lyles has been elected an ad-|of low pressure eatends from the middie | Tomorrow—Sun rises, 704 am. eine bn £ ! TeiGrniatea cles ea, ia : ;_| and east gulf to the lake regions, and ra aaa ever be a Source ef worry te the wage: \ ditional teacher for the John Hay Indus-| Cr now has fallen in this trough. An area The City Lights. © who regularly depuits his auvings at suid atts. : agate see trial School. She will have charge of a de-| Gf high pressure has remained nearly st lamps all lighted by 5:46 p.m.: extin- wder of the Bourd of Direet noakiny £! = partment and assist in primary cla: tionary over New England, and a ridge of | Suishing begun at G12 a.m. The lishti WI. OSca PT AWANT REET ho) _ jou is | Union Savings pai on ae La 2) coy The school needs supplies high pressure extends from the west gulf |Pegun Ons Hour before he time nam cack) Masceeane = . to orien. Just imacear All welcome at all servic rooms, and in order to provide these a fair | to the north Pac SAS a be rae [STS eae Med at 3211 p.m.; extin- | ate nize a nev bar {and TH follow your instruc: | PEINITY CHURCH, 8b AND © benetit will be opened in the school build-| The temperature has fale Eye eaee Twice = BONES evi W mileceed tothe bnsicess er ued is | Ribed © iow ing, commencing December 27 and contine and lower Alissiesippl Ae Rapes Micourt | TEMPCratares for Twenty-Four Hours Life Insurance , ak will Sd} and 7 ‘Angus through the holida he lake regions and the upper Missouri | a. pony ce ops rae case pmisait ms My 5 $ valley, a remained nearly stationary | he dings of the ' bey ee be Obiats ae SALES Da aioe CH SEITE OI Ti: Destroyed by Fire. he a a thermometer the weather bureau for | ,,0u\vql pulatera am can be obtain ol - ar : a ; i st enty-fo ours, a at oad ces Sm. mink. on AT GRACE 1 2 <T The residence of Mr. Edward Riley, at St. » weather will clear in the Ohio and | 410. Doct twenty -f aoe ars, begi at} nolz-tr WM. OSCAR ROOME, I : issippi valleys. Rain may be ex- afternoc Elmo, was totally destroyed by fire last eee night about midnight. The house was par- | Porton New England, and snow or rain | Digh S p.m., 35; mid- & ti H a ink. . |. Havénner, e and the ¢ tially insured. The fire thought to have in northern New En: nd. dec ; S a.m. 12 m. a aspiees of the Broth been of incendiary origin. The following heavy precipitation in id - BOOMS 9 AND 11, ATLANTIC RUILDING, ested eb Masons at 2 Ban reported during the StF ninitanes Posted ten aod 4%! Stock and Grain spp the middle Atlantic st din | _ December Y “Tis evident the 1: rs are best with cur Brief Printing. They et. inches) _w: here in droves daily. Resides he. ate ie A : = twenty-four hours: Hatter rd fain Groxer. Raraias wal neat wererextremeks xn es The banqueting hall of Mount Vernon | Vy), Chattanooga, the readings of Direct Wires to New York and Chicag qnick. And we'll never disappoint y+ NEES Wale. newex i Chapter, Royal Arch Masons, was the scene | 1.62; Des Moines, LL arometer at the weather ‘or the ee ee nee Aisae/om tine! tanger ries, sean F's, Battimor of a happy gatin ring last night, the oc Rinneien a tio Bees eas at 4] Stocks, Bonds, Grain, Z are sion being a banquet served to some visit- i a i . ta: RYRON S. ADAMS, “Prompt"? Printer, 512 11th st. | ——— == === — EPIPHANY CHURCH, eT Ne -OnslaGeabis zs pmperature ard condition of water at S| 4 p.m., 30, 3041; 0) i s t ee = =| "Kim, rector. Holy Ing | members: one rnen eou ane B be. | am: Great Falls, temperature, 41; condi- | m'dnight, Provisions, Cotton, ee sate URC SOTTCRS oth ees, ansactec ganization be- | fj Sie Ris Tae cember 30.35: s : SINESS Stor ANb THINK CHURCH NOTICES. fore the banquet was served. tion, 12; receiving reservoir, temperature, | December 4, 4 a.m., 30.35; § am., 4 for CASH or on MARGIN the paying as tent for a safe a — nd evening, subject at 42; condition at north connection, 2; con 4, and 2 p.m., 30.10. » FRACTIONAL LOTS, a cMosler™ Fin ‘AND THE HIGHER Miss Lee Entertains, z : S2ee Sere nee wvespondent FL. LORING, 40 Wall st., ice Miss Elizabeth Lee last night handsomely | ~ == nom IURCH, CO: entertained a number of her friends at a THE the late Gen. Albert Ordway; Col. Cecil 5 5 = ars e - lay, ce ding . af a NVESTMENT—ONE ; are to tie dance at the residence of her mother, on | 4, Sete Fuses pemanding the 24 Regiment of the | 7: 2s Coe ee WE ~-Tor OFF" THE LIST OF HIGH CLA: pun s y Rev. i Duke street, in honor of ner guest, Miss > acy ee eaten @ ti Ra So ced anne z eee ee isthe ecep I anc iors. ek at these grand Fol Dress Suits Sep ieds an trick Lieut. Col. ¥ 1 with paraly ident, v Un 1 was | ———— Kernan of New York. The entertainment | the Pre: : secures 5 : : 5 | appointed colonel p femiment. in < “ORS yk : icy — eC auieaie on bull Wood, 4 Puri Suuday sebool, | was a most pleasant one. end dancing was | at her home in Canton, Ohio; the Presi- | PP! che LAGHEL a ee cap ae CORSC IN & MACARTNEY, Thess Si union i dag. Same: saints: dae I ain, Wed. | Kept up until a late hour. A collation was | dent hasiered to her side from this city. | Company flet ie eurt a croxs-bill in the tad feats Glows mela we 2, Tailors and evening lectures by the rector on the | 5 tved. eteue aA A Blanche K. Bruce was appointed register | litigation ov Line railway prop- | Correspondents of Messrs. Moore & Schley, 80 Prater MUD 15 vests cute { jiaracters’ of the “OM Testament," at Accused of Assault. of the treasury. The Georgia house of rep- | iver Schoe petitioned the cou Punkise bMS er ener hase } = = = F. R. Lansburg was this morning in the | re: ves voted dow i cnion jon to issue receiver's certili- d Deale pvernment Tond For ve ENING TARNATION, CORD N-AND s s resentatives voted down a bill to put Unior the Deposits, Exchange Loans. tele Ts, Wun. Tayloe rector, | dock at the police court, charged with as- | veterans in that state on the sam | current expense: were taken in Bal- | usted-om the exchames of Sor Navi that best adva on Thurs: + 4:80 a m., 4:30 pan: Sunday, | saulting Ins wife, Officer Knight arrested | plane as confederates. Nathan Wi limore for the organization of the new | Boston and Balti ee 11 ati and 4:30 pan. Sittings f 3D ST. NW. ght and sald rcurities. Die- ad, Gas, Insurance Lansburg, on complaint of his wife, yes- | cred, accused of murder, was burr FE terday evening, she stating that he had | ceath by a mob in South Carolina. ya Other serv been very disorderly at their home and] Riley was announced the silver demo- | tention to equip the Eckingion rood fe tins American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold. bane Blitingy free Al are wel) had struck her in the face. Blood was | cratic candidate for mayor of Boston in| city with the undergroume cece ogee | SeStt6d then flowing from her nose. When the case | opposition to Mayor Quin: nominee | withcut delay. ‘The dircetore of the yeacy CHURCH, DYPON (ISTH | was called the woman asked that the war- | Cf the “old-time democrats ade met te prepare for the winters | The National Safe Deposit, 1 cor, Madison, Rev. J. A. Aspinwall, “rector. | rant be withdrawn. The case was 8 of the Columbia and Maryland. A specialty ma; ston and Belt railway properties, and | ttict bunds and eda expressions were given of an in- | *% cat Gs ICAL CONTRACTOR. - Puone 1516. “BCIAL Novi = MEMBE ask your trade when a fine sui The stslish, elegant of clothes cut of the Eurinents we turn out is winning us the faver ‘ (shee | ers tafe ons left Dawson City for ident’ Noyes named the be fir sigh tet dake ane te the Stee 1.80; Litany, sermon and holy com- | micsed. Rasa anu oeaee mclaataew ation: SiGe ; 4 f° ue the 11 the rector will proteh: evening ser- ukon, in order to avoid starvztion arious committees, It ; 2 Seno ee ee ae F rad sermon at Ste Hira ni During wf Meetings Tomorrow. pacona prison congies nat the next annual con- Savings and Trust n = : a services. Hadelpiia wil preach. All invited and wel ses Ea Face stinence | at Austin, Tex. Bishop u National Educational Asso- BENXI 4 Bs DOWNEY —433 Eleventh st. now. Epworth Les eee come, es att _The Father Mathew Total apeunence Carolina fixed December 1 a day for jon would be held in Washington, andl Company ‘ = pe PE Se ec CLURCH OF THE ASCENSION, MASS. AVE. AND | Society will hold _a meeting In St. Mary's | the Protestant Episcopal KY of t 8 were taken to prepare for that event Last Cali on Laths Teeeawierrecehl ost. now. Rev, Dr. Jolm H, Elitett, rector Hall tomorrow afternoon at 4 p.m. state to preach against the crime of mur- |The annual convention of the District Su Of the District of Columbia, pepo sphies Sam. holy coinmuni um. Sumy |“ “rie Catholle Beneyolent Legion will hold | der. Plilty Hodge, who, while a day School Association was held. A bench Lt $1.99 008. : eo > lla . holy communion and se nd sere show w: Mf Advent series, “The whole cit mecesstully: conducted ander the aS wis }a regular meeting in St, Mary's Hall to- | from justice in| Oklahoma, : ae 3 on itor 5 ives 2 Jace iai | auspices of the Washington Kennel Club. NER 15 EW Y This is the Iast time en . Saylog, Whe is this?’ : 7:20 pan. sermon rrow at 230 aoe fi ave se lives in the flood the was placed on triai | auspices 01 gto: nn u CORNER ISTH ST. AND NEW YORK 4VE ie t ante. Ix in Bane REC eL tieaclirisinwe dlocting offlcers fog the chouine Darbose of | ar Valdosta, Ga., cn the charge of murd-r- | News was received that Lindsay G, Burke fine La your orde Series on ¢ 5 7, y rector Will ne si ing his uncle, Samuel Hodge. The North | and a man named Mellen, formeriy rv ee cea ie ie : werth reat 11 Local Board Organtzed. Carolina democratic state committee at a|deats of Washington, had been killed Chartered by special act of Congress, Jon., 1867, s Ist & Ind ave. "Phone 217 CHURCH, REV. ELD, J ster 11 aan. ‘adminis reception of ve affirmed the Chicago | €aten by Af; service of t Free Stat Wharves, feet of 4th st se. "Phone The Co-operative Savings and Loan sociation of Baltimore has organized a leigh r declared William J. of the party.” meeting an cannibals while in the and acts of Uct., 1890, und Feb., 1892. he Belgian army in the Con; Robert H. Martin, formeriy eR The “Standard” an special service t uty past CHURCH OF THE Iccal board in this city, with the following | SEES Ls CS SE Pea ewes 5 RET ie “Standard d : sexniien t g i Kentucky ociation decided to columbian Univers stale Vitti inen nt ia andar ME. trotherand. and 2d st. s.¢ pastor at 11 aan. | officers: President, Geo. Uhler; G. T. Kilp-| restrict the production of liquor in that | Sentenced to a term of five years’ im| Capital: OneMillionDoillars = ae el Cpr ees haces Robert Elliott, secre- | state for thre ars. Henry George, son|Ment in the Trenton penitentiary, fh found guilty of embezzlement institution. Juc Bradles t, ordered the liber: illiams,” f rly a policer of the collection of fines in t ourt, who had been con ment from the Di: leader, was marr Marie M. Hitch. Charl: ent of the Glebe | go, Was given an to the penitentia H. Clark, one ail Land and the 1 fon; all 8. jes WALL ho ehureh on rositle of Christ ues. and Wed, p.m, and other services as usual PAUL'S ut the Lal Sx L. Boothe, attorney. | of the late with Messrs, DeW. Aitcheson | in Chicago to Mis and Wm. Desmond, constitute the board of |W. Spalding, ex-p ings Bank of eterminate : ng have re-{ for embezzlem AUB Cone Davey te eivers of the Union Paciti SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTN ion of Rents safes Inside an in $5 per annum upward. Securities, Jewelry of all Kinds in owe Tict; the taken on deposit at mod M. Hart pet Brevities. A. W. dar znd Puno, be UPDys staticners, Seats £ Mr. and Mrs. UNION ME Lisi iis ENGLISH LUPHEKAN CHURCH, | turned from 2 CHURCH now., Rex of emis ew York, where they went 1G a OES i fcourt held that Williams was nc cee : Re ta a lined the presidency of that roac i . . ene sg Panes aan stheol. 11, Paton tomurrow ug atid evenig at Lad | © attend the funeral of Mrs. Armstrong’s| Won the annual debate with Harvard at | Ollicer or agent of the District, 5 BANK DEPARTMENT. - - ————~-=*- Sunday se ). Endeavor at fath New Haven; the Hawaiian question v rms: of ithe nb t received from TEN CENTS upward, CHURCH, COR. NAW. DD. ELD. Gem; itev. as to warra nt Sabon ie The funeral of little Mary Barley took! the topic. The National Liv act. Col. W. D. eee Shere, == SEE es cha 10, annual mee AR ce —— Serer 2 3y aubjece: ats | LUTHER PLACE plice yesterday. change began its annua Be Ae SOUS So siiad aniabie el a cad sean Te Mtoe : m se eee er John Pugh was fined $2.50 by Mayor Simp-| City. William Kern confessed at Waterloo, | 1 ais ¢ security. ces real estate aud It und Oth st, 1. Ds vruives tT son in the police court this morning for dis- alleging that he was led by his | ———_~e.___ other securities in sums of $500 and upward. ete ee withthe Lord's super, | Starty comlact, art, Delliah Fales, to assist in the ABOUT A BUILDI PERMIT. TRUSP DEPARTMENT. nites Gee wh, PE Missions | , EP Worth League of the M. E. Church held | murder of his father. Secretary Wilson de- | avy 18 a Legal Gepositors for court rer, ora Divine RAL UNION MISSIO} a ular meeting last night. livered the principal address at the epen- | Commissioners Must Explain Why It trust funds, and acts as adininistrator, i are weleotie.tt | —— SISSON TOT The December term of the circult court of a new axl eae es oS ix R executor, eiver, executes, Ee ro ee oa SoC SO URE See pans Sunday Tore thei cli yew convene Mond kegee, Ala. A committee of the Geo | mes H. Richards d a petition trusts of ail kinds. ye — STIVAL OF HOLIDAYS. held up and robbed traveling rail through Okefenokee swamp. A ge body of Choctaw and inment for Benefit of | Chickasaw Indians decided to emigrate to Mexico. ar Evergreen, Ala. i competent attorney in iundauce, for a writ of ma: | trict Commissio | issu | communion; SLEVIN legislatur mus to compel the Dis- e or cause to be OFF ed to him a permit for the erection of | THOMAS R. JONES..... three 15-foot fi E. PRANCIS 1 W. RILEY DE: Unique « tert pila t dwellings on lots 25 and — ~ » coming Ellis, a white farmer, killed Cook King, | 26, of square 74: hed de Saale 4 WAUGH MF. Lae es ine eee days.”” to} colored, by slowly shooting him to death| Mr. Richarts 5) through Aitorsieys outer mest sts. me, B. With Christ; sery- | Pe Siven for the Newsboys and Children’s | ¢< junishment for improper conduct w GEOLGE HOWARD. . «Treasure Jenjamin F. Leighton and ¢ *. Lins- | Aid S pam. M siety on Monday next at Ma rge Francis | CHAnt. E. XYM. Ellis’ daughter. istant Scerctary at Luther followed nwnsend, HL by | ecott, ©. RAPIE DUTP DUEACRISe. be D's, readers. AM ar Rauscher, corner Connecticut avenue and Rorcian w ee = a ee the owner er lots 24, | WoODGURY GLa. --Trust Oilcer RAPID 30 p.m., ‘preaching. by ee : neers z C 25 and 26; that they are 21583, 25 and C1 xe presiding ¢lde Steals U sirect, from % to 10) ociock ‘p.m. the || gious rioting occurred in Prague, 0-| 529g fesy wane er, DIRECTORS Diace heater unless It Friends and strangers ¢ = 1 | supper room, under the care of Mrs. Mac- is Ss } feet wide, respectively; that on lot | £ Francis Riggs. Andrew Wyle, form heat of ialy invited. 1 TPE RONSON EET ELE G Ct, SCOTT || Oo rs Sean a ee alt hemia, between Czechs and Germans: the | 24 there is a dwelling, and that he wishes | 4a :. Jones Matthew G. Emery, sule by yp. = > = — ——— and G sts. mw., Rev. SM. Newman, D.D., pas- | farland, Mrs. Westinghouse and Miss oan ae 5 es 5 shes Matthew G. Emery, le by p MLINE CHURCIL WH AND P SIS eR es AG ae pa Signe aimareon : see »a very mark. | 1sturbances amounted almost to a a to so subdivide the remaining ground as Willard, Epilepsy HeeHape Peete | eat ‘actos OF Exgivaa.. pape of te Free | ed feature. A St. Valentine's booth has | lon: repeated raids were made roma yoo | 2 fable him to erect thereon three | Weodvers de, pllepsy. Nu Bereta reer 33, Me | been added to the others, under the care | man stores, schools and shops, an¢ houses, each with fifteen fect front, He| Aum L. Sturtevant Ste ie seaell of 20 MES. nid chorus choir 1 oad: of Mrs. Gallaudet and Miss Spofford. Germans were injured; the military fired further, that the Commissioners re. | *e"s¢ 1. Plant, years” experience in a san! Send ut Se bee organist 230) Among other holidays to be celebrated | on the rioters, killing two: the chief of po- noe ee to apporve such a subdivision | lice, a Czech, was discovered encouraging | of the lots or allow a permit for the erec- | © % the ricters; he was removed from office | tion of the three proposed houses, on the | W&- E- Edmonston, John Cami ivi, Dr. WILLIAMSON. New Eandon y. at S]in this unique entertainment will be Thanksgiving day, in charge of Mrs. J. J. T. Dunlop, Robert O. Holtzman, ck, pm, arbitration, me E we || 58 Myers; patronesses, Mrs. Hobart, Mrs. El- : de tial law; the | ground that. as explained by the Sa eesti da tects MEMETION a M. b. CHURCH, 12TH AND 2 NE eSseSs i and the city placed under martial 1 + as explained by them, to do ‘dson. bap ile ab emule . © T House. —1i am., COM- kins, Mrs. Stanley Matthews and Mrs. | ‘ustrian cabinet resigned and their resig-|so would be in violation of the buildine ent Ten sear F ee e : Satterlee. Christmas day, in charge of | ations were accepted ; the announcement | regulations, which forbid the erection of — Mrs. C. W.- Richardson; patroness, Mrs. the h streets of Vienna, | houses of kh width h s| > $ S pave EMA eID aie 2 Ri son; pi stilled the tumult in the streets of Vienna, rs less width than sixteen feet, W. f ia" the ninial? the dist of a | Radcliffe, Washington's Hirtiday, in charge | where the police had repeatedly. charged the | where there 's sufficient’ tard ation for . B. Hibbs & Co., ichael’s, caeren <i CHURCH, 3D BE pores! RanGE a) a Sunday rmevnings | Of Mrs. Chas. J. Bell; patronesses, Mrs. | crowds with drawn swords, wounding many | houses of that or greater frontage : at 11 alm. the et, Afford to Be | Gardiner Hubbard and Mrs. Anthony Pol-| persons. ‘The report of a collision between | Judge Cole directed a rule to issue re- BANKERS & BROKERS, Js of the J. W. Harris 1 Night i inm Ise" Sunday | lock. May day, in charge of Miss Mitchell | British and French forces in W Africa | quiring the Commissioners to show cause Members New York Stock Exchange, hg give’ notice | re ee oe ee) ttwtty: invited ae Gay Alt ger | and) Miss McLananan; patronesses. Mrs. | proved to have been unfounded. The pope | the Isth instant. why writ of mandamus ee ii ; bg, sive nttce PRESi:YTERIAN, dially se Fuller, Mrs. Field and Mrs. Gage. Fourth | appointed Archbishop P. L. Chapelle of | shall not be granted. 1427 F Street. treasury of the ON TEMPLE CHURCH, 1TH AND It STS. REFORMED. of July, in charge of Mrs. J. C. Breckin- | Santa Fe, N. M., to be archbishop of New | ——— = gion, D.C. ridge; patronesses, Mrs. Alger and Mrs.| Orieans, and Rev. Long. Labor day, in charge of Mrs. Geo. | Williamsport, Pa. ‘ather Fitzmaurice of nw. Kt to be coadjutor bishop INDEX TO ADVERTISEMEN Correspondents of v. Dr. Fiske f Lort's supper: 7 Ia. A, sterament | GRACK REFORMED CHURCH, of DECEMBER, Interest om said bends will non by pastor; | bet. Ro dave. and B st., Re Li “s: patre ‘ha Ans is a LADENEULG, THALMANN & CO. by Miss Kannel MEtOE. Sundae wenehic ¢ Lippett Andrews; patronesses, Mrs. Chas. | of Erie, Pa. M. Darian, French minister of =e % 3 ne Seneca a =F ; AG ; Sera J. Spalding und Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page. | justice, resigned in consequence of an ad- | ACCOUNTANTS ac6-168 New York. EY aire ani — = In booths, elavorately decorated in keep- | verse vote in the senate; his place was > “hurch. 414 st NEW CHURCH. sng with the spirit of the various days,] temporarily filled by M. Meline, the pre- suitable fancy and useful articles may be] mier. Baron von Bulow, German minister | purchased. for foreign affairs, assured Ambassador Guests will be attentively served by] White that out of respect for American young ladies costumed with special ref-| susceptibility Germany had reduced her ercnce to the Folidays represented, some of | claim against Haiti to $20,000. The United the costumes having been copied from | States renewed its demand on Turkey for KILL | Washington ‘Loan & Trust Co., GFFICE, COR. 8TH AND F STS, WAID-CP CAPITAL, ONE MILLI0; ICHOWEU, | “DEATH THE DOOR INTO will address the Woman's Missionary So-{ by Rev. Fi ciety “of the Fourth Presbyterian Chureh Mon- | Chureh, day"at 3 pan. All women interested in mssic a.m. ; we cach) can | ate favited. 1 be distin: | BCKIN CHURCH, NOPTI No. 14, both i riginal No. The be bonis of the serial nui bends, whieh tm: crry COMME iTEM: KNOWING 4. SHYTERIAS Bae net of numbers. which are | Capitol and @ sts—Rev. Dr. Duncan will preach | femiies pase the door ee) CuMlly Invitel. | designs hy well-known artists. the pillage of American missions in Ar- Loans in any amount made oa approved n al numbers" and “substi- | ut 1 act nt Menefee ef Wash- pes halt In the supper room refreshments will be| menia. Active fighting was reported be- real estate Or collateral, at reasonable t ington ¢ 5 tt FRIENDS. served, dainty morsels,or more solid re-| tween the Spanish forces and insurgents in | ppvristRy te Dab etal NEW YORK: AVENUE CHURCH, DR. WALLACE = sst_ paid upon deposits oa dally bal UMEERS ONLY pasts, to satisfy the most qritical tastes. | Cuba; Premier Sagasta_ told the Spanish | ppy ING | Some of the delicacies will be prepared by | cabinet council that the” province of Pinar | AT THEIR MEE Tee im. and 7:30 | FRIENDS TIONAL . life, pastor. Services at ct to check. ances subj. whieh the S: " e, E ve x URS! — is company ac as executor, adminis- Se ei, Salve for th Cittes of the | house, No- SUT I st. nw. every First day mort- | Rauscher. del Rio, which General Weyler had repre- ahead on, ‘truges agent. treasurer, faplslrar Wunder this 30 a an Sa are AOFTON eens a No pains have bcen spared to make this| sented as pacified, was still an active cer =a all otber tduciary capacities. sic under the dir organist. STERN PRESBYTERIAN nd 6th st. ae. Rev. Ti Traneins ; festival worthy of uttontion, The careful | ter of rebellion; Marshal Blanco decided eee ome, TDS. Ye aves eony ire ade | efforts of the managers, together with the; to employ white and negro. guerrillas CHURCH, MDL AVE. | 1i a.m; Bible school following: Christian Fa. | influence cf the patronesses, it is believed | against the Cubans, replying to the rebel s Chalmers East deavor at 1 m. Cordial welcome to all. 1t_ | by the promoters, will;cause the Festival | tactics with similar warfare. The British =—— — Boxes for reut in burglar and fre-proof —— vaults for safe deposit ad storage of val- =—— unable pakages. JOUN JOY EDSON asment stall be follow Bonds STAL SERV REXT (Fiats)...... T (Hall-)..... .- President JON SWOPE ee DID. patos eicachinera eli of Holidays to be long remembered as a| forces in India inflicted severe punish- i. 8. CUMMINGS properly acknowl- pe Ne More “Te No More Death,” NON-SECTARIAN. delightful occasion and to be a source of| ment upon the rebellious tribesmen. The RENT (Mice Uaneoes). JOHN RK. CAL = printed and at 7:40 pam.. > “Christ's Second Coin- = R ANDREW PARK’ Jeet, ‘ cheeks in ing Will Tt Be Premilienn T Ot al and Per eae Seca e fi ‘i - | German navy department ordered more re- mal—is It | THE PEOPLE'S CHURCH, 423 G ST. red peuenty to athe Agrees snascnl ae 5 REY. * es fed-th.s.w.tf er S 3 3 74 dren’s Aid Society. inforcements to China. The Emperor of RENT (Pi veer a ear?” Sunday school, 9:30 a. Yo TP. §, ¢ ‘Alex. Kent, pastor.Mr, Ralph Beaumont wili | 2 Chi Sat 3 and 6:30 pt. Mid-week kervi hee eS ee = — ina declared that he would forfeit his day crening at 730. Stigers coca ies | (eth dine did hat ae ee ate CHURCH NOTICE crown rather than to agree to the condi- Money at 5 Per Cent to Loan Vited Sat Jhing ‘opportunity’ for employment “to idle C. C. TICES. tions demanded by Germany as redress | port to On real extats i District of Columbia, "Ne de w N OPRESBYTERIAN CHURC! step in applied religion." it iN for the murder of two German mission- | j, SALE (Bieysle.). yg, fp ciosing lorns. ~ . ee a z =a wee UREEAREAE: aries. The Italian chamber of deputies | PO SALE Wicy:te+) epiitf HEISKELL & Mcl-ERAN. 1008 © st . BROTHERHOOD LEAGUE. FOR SALE (Houses). ... Rev. Howard Wilbur Ennis, Minister. er oT Ap ALL SOULS, CHURCH, UNITAINAN, uv. \p. | appointed a commission to inquire into the | Fon sare (Lom) 3, FEW G00 6 PER CENT LOANS FOR SALE ar = x AM. oe A EL rm TI a a STERNAY . = —9: 1. agt = = igs and accru erent. MR. KEELFR. THE SLATE WRITER, “4 SUPPER. OEDIS RO Were Ste ae GUUS ERA oe Deady, Dea eens: ta ae fection, with rhe HankeoraNanies scandal | FOR SALE (Miscellan ous). ome pee JOHN SHERMAN, Mectings” Monday, ‘Weduealay “aod, Friday | 722 PM “THE SWORD IN THE STONE.” | ORtt's diall, AHO Est. Short addcemey by We Go ce Cnaané by, the pastor, subject. “Why | and the alleged illegal traffic in decora- | FOI SALE (Piamos)........ seed ead? jonday, a od Erie LS 5 : ve Go'to Chureh;"” 8 p.m» mufteal service, ad- ver | HORSES AND VEHICLES. on SOEs members. ‘Free. Public invited, espectall, jeiaer tl ‘ tions. Fierce storms again raged over ‘ mS | CENTRAL Pu CHURCH, SOUTH: | _ Working men and women. ite" | ress by the pastor, subjegt, “The Kernel of the me Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued to the HOTS: 35005502 « ene! e1 08 3 New Theology;”’ 6:30 p.m., Young People’s Re- | England, causing much damage. Martial J 23 sree HAVE YOU SEEN CLEVELAND PARK LATELY? | Publis Wworeh ety a er Ta) “pt Rete te CHRISTIAN, Ugious Union meets in the chapel, subject, “‘Uni- | law was declared again in Montevideo, | LADI:S' Guubs. 30 a.t0. Christian Endeavor, 6:30 pac tarlan Hymns and Hymn Write school, leader, Miss | Uruguay, as a result of rioting. Emperor | LEGAL NOTICES... se ne20-tf Kev. Dr. Pitzer, pestor. Ait seats free. Publie | VERMONT AVENUE CHURCH.—F. D, POWER, | _Helen G. Nichols. 1t_ | William opened the reichstag in person; ; LOCAL MENTION... following: NEW PRocess DUNTAIN GOF invited. It V1 and 7:30. Sunday school, 9:30. GC. E., 6:30. SPIRITUALISM. in his speech from the throne he advocated ; LOST AND FOUND.. White—James H. Barber and Josephine ROCES NTAIN COF- | _15¥ z = Southwest Church, W. J. Wright, same ‘hours, mene fi in the Ge ni fee pots. mad Wumiyany: Also souvenirs, nov- | CHURCH OF THE COVENANT (PRESBYTE. | _ Services every evening during the weet it SD eee a oe Bempler- ¢ltles. Lousebold ware, letters, etc., at ALUMI- | rian), Connecticut ave. N and 18th st ~ FIRST ASSOCIATION OF SPIRITUALISTS, TEM- In the District. MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN. Colored—James W. Meekens and Julla A. NUM STURE, 493 Pa. ave., near National Hotel. | Rev.’ Teunis S. Hamli i OTHER SERVIC! Be es een y es Oite Le sucnapoa: The jury of awards in the pending street | CCEAN TRAVEL. Hollins, both of Fairfax county, Va.; Wm. REMOVED -THE SMITH PREM Sani | hue cacao weary of Pogues ake JOSEPH, CANTATA, JOSEPH. ma. Morning subject. “The Children of Light" res Tate pending street | parsoNnaL ..... W. Lockwood and Rosa Lee;’ Alexander — ia quaiteas: O10 01Eh fe bag REE | sttccooon, eu uchook ar vu acmesdgunter By a select cast and chorus of 60 voices. Beau- vening subject, “Biack Art, Sorcery, Magic and | ¢Xtension cases submitted a report, assess- | proposals .. . Scott and Eliza F. Lyons, both ef Brick co mere que ae aa pes PG — meeting at 3 and Sentor at 5 pau. It tiful solos, duets, trios, quartets and choruses. Witcheraft, and Various Other Forbidden | ing damages against individual lots of prop- D ORGANS.... Haven, Va. ~ pins eres — Dramatic situations. Rich costuming. Odd Fel: | ‘Things."’ Questions answered before cach dis- i. i -_———_—_ for all typewniters, n016-1m10 PRACTICAL CHRISTIANITY lows’ Hall. 7th at. u.w., Tuesday and Wednesday | course an poems fmprovised after. Sunday | ™tY Proposed to be taken under the high ro ee mone OCR PRICE FOR BRICK DELIVERED LN CITY —- = = “= = = evenings, Dec. 7-8. Admission, 25c. 1t_} school and lyceum at 9:39 a.m. All seats are | Way extension act; the chief of engineers pecan! wo 27 Eastern Siar Osets, eT ree, EE THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF PRACTICAL | 31138 JESSIB A. ACKERMAN, THE DISTIN: | fee at all services. 1t_| received from the District Commissioners | SPBCIAL NOTICES. .. At the election of officers recently of Salman $4.75 per thous Curfatlanlty, Rauscher's Hall. 1034 Conn ave.— ulshed traveler and writer of the World's W.O. | SPIRITUALISM—TYPOGRAPHICAL HALL, 425 G|a plan of the third section of the highway | STORAGE - te Martha Chapter 4, Order of the Eastern Fr ver thous aay eres it Pt yaslly noon meeting at | TU... will give her lecture, “The, ‘Women ‘of | st. n.w., Sunday ov 8 o'clock. Mrs. Zoller, | extension project. Property owners of South | SUBURBAN l’ROPERTY. Star, the following were chosen: Mrs. Della Select, $5.00 per thousand. readme room 13g. cor. 12thand G sts. | Asis.” at the Columbian Cniversity on ‘Tues. | assisted’ by another medium. Spirit tests, auto: | OX ington fled with the Commissioners | UNDERTAKERS * lowing Pavey tor ‘alks, $7 to $10, according to | —¢ afternoon, Dec 7, at 4:15 o'clock. Admission | matic writing, etc. Seances Tuesday and Friday aa f WANTED (He'p) Creamer, worthy matron; Mr. Jas. E. Hut- quality. ¥ ¥. M. CG. AL 2 Atl | Susrines tt reeldence, 1208 New York ave: ith | ©, Drotest, against certain deateres OF ene WANTED (tiouses)..... chinson, worthy patron; Mrs. A. V. Caw- Vitrified paving for streets, $20. THE SECULAR LEAGUE WILL Ho1D Rec. | 8nd 1 sts. n.w.) eee een a Pann at EETING iscellaneca’) Speelal prices for large orders. MEETING FOR MEN AT Y. M. C. A, 1409 NEW meeting Sunday, 3 p.m., in Temple, 613 | SPIRITUALISM-—Wf NALD WILL HOLD | #long the line of the Pennsylvania railroad. | WANTED (Mi WASHINGTON BRICK AND TERRA COTTA co., | ork ave., Sunday, ai 4 o'clock. Addrese by Mr. | that news Prelude: ‘Eupicical Thaker, De | aaeetee Bee OAD WILE HOED | The President appointed Major George I. | WANTED (Rooms), = T. A. Hardin, ‘ial music. Col. Bird's Bible Jalius Silversmith; address, ‘‘No Jesus- Myth, 721 st. D.w, ;chometric ‘readings, tests | Harries to be brigadier general, command- | WANTED (Situations). noGlm 20th and F o.w. ‘Phone 446. | class at 2:45 o'clock. All men invited, it Dr. W. A. Croffut. ate ‘and questions auswered. it® {ing the District National Guard, to succeed son, associate matron; Mr. Jno. Schultz, secretary; Mrs. Jos. Hartley, treasurer; Miss M. E. Tripp, conductress; Miss Lula Walker, associate conguctress,