Evening Star Newspaper, October 29, 1898, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1898-24 PAGES. SPE SCLAL NOTICE! QUARTERLY COLLECTION | CHURCH NOTICES. CHURCEA NOTICES. REY LEAGUE of the SALVATH Y NOTIFY THE PUBLIC THAT SIX will piace between November T | ‘Ss after my ni th Tp: Cc. on Nhelders pletse have boxes ready Nichols, undertaker, Pa. ave. and 2d st. #.c., . he her funeral expenses and on the 6th das of July = - a received receipt paid in full of all deuta 2GED INVESTENTS — WELT-LOCATED | aty"infocmed that up to the present date he de- eal estate paying S and le per cent. | Qiew that he has been paid $146, but says that > ietin i he hus not received but $37. it TONE & FAIRFAX, 806 F st. nw co Mrs. DELIA STUART. WANTED —A LOAN OF $60,000 ON FIRST DEE! = ne £ battd an will SiC [BASTERN MARKET NOTICE. OFFICE OF THE bond f ef build- | Cov s HE DISTRICT OF CO. nd me which | October 29, 1808.—The with ter subst) be closed on MONDAY, the t mpany, whe will dis and on TUESDAY, November i, to 7 work < t + TS to be made to the Bast- best city ding will rent for $ Dealers in said market will ber tate interest ir goods on the pavement awry anted house while said rep Cra des ae JOHN B. WIGHT, JOHN V If You WISH Te EAT YOUR THANKSGIVING LANSING H. BRACH, Contiss i a the. swellest. and | __ ‘He District of Columbia Dest ti § 1 ¥ a awe worn better leave | THIS Is TO INFORM s rT hew. Det any hanes with | haw 1 of 3207 M tailors an alnest When we <uar- : or 1, 1805, antee a fit er accept T Mi continue the paint Dustiees, FRED GATCHEL & €0., Tailors, 04 13th st BEN ely ee atiiaae ee FOMDD. the famous cutter, is new with us, ns. All gecounts due George- oe 14 fpted for at a J. JAY GOULIYS. HOST. HUGH M oe tee ouamients . And not of the Immatnre and ici Wonders for eaitdren.” | PRETEEP pissing sort either, tut senile so Sh << aa end clever suggestions certain Conventional. WHE 6 cmtect tne purwose. To busl- Cslendars are conventional because theyre ness men wanting such—phone nsed by everybody amd distributed untver- FMeAas 620 or can on N. T. ELLIOTT, fully. Calendars have always been a good ee Sie method advertising. The ones “Cadick” ‘506 10th. oct 14d: oT d with beruty nd strong pues =e ie telacive: veralis ry = ae fs ee “Fascinating” pricesi opiates al ato gazines bound in he law ‘THOS. ¥ CADICK, 1001 F si o-14d yers’ briefs, in half law she a wre Take Care of —————— YOUR EYES Men’s $30 Business Suits. yre the most delicate parte of the Judging by the results of the past few mire the most delicate days, the men wanted just such suits as © Experta! It's safer we're making for $30. Elegant quality, ex- apest to consult us about your ey clusive designs and perfect fit, Your selee- ve you Glasses if you really ne; tion will be from a brand new stock. if not, we'll tell you so, Well ex- y : amine your eres FPREE—the culy charge G._WARFIELD SIMPSON, 1205 G et. It being for the Glasses. Solid Goll Frames, “TL never disappoint iz. Nickel Steel Fromes, with best crystal lenses, the $2 kind, for $1 Oppenheimer’s 9 514 9th St.N.W._ RETAIL GROCERS, Di SEND IN YOUR ORDERS FC OLD MANSE MAPLE SYRUP and S SELP-RAISING alers. Our prices whenever ered quic SHAW & SSE BUCK WHEAT. rative desired. OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF TANES, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON, “Oct! 27, 1898 Taxpayers of the Dis of Columbia will take Botiee that the anders as recelved the state. pient of assessiient of the taxes for the District iat ome ane 20, 1500), sa aml after the of said tax is d er half May 1 half of said taxes fad dur r cent will he law nt of the thin sald of Taxe whe to f tuxes at y of Novem. de November soo. On so. ie November suid mont we edd don » procece 3, D. C. re game fs Dr. TF ‘oezs-6t 1 is e . fer building up r the Tt beats ail other be fn parity and ft. ftas it. Only §1 full > quart 27 Get the _ifght of thi 99 tose Fema ekenne ever a 95 vised! JOHN C PARKER Is” th soouly ” Washing haut from an bax WE SAVE YoU 16 To 20 PER CENT s compared with many fist-cluss _ tailors— Tecae parties. sn ton: d Wor FENN. mprehensive £& Woon, AVEN ° to help ar H the pocket tb We'll show you just what is correct Ann ha na was never is Season, UE, ne who ts k of profit ates on all the intl work tat d constructing your houses. MITH, Ist & Ind. one 217. neuncements, eh worth 4 library in Easion& Rupp, 421 11thSt. PoPULAR- PRICED STATIONERS. EREPERKED Sok DIVIDEND Nov 1. ! iE) CSPSTAL STUCK of the AMF AN GEAPHOPHONE COMPANY Wwill-be pald at the E. D. EASTON, President. B WIN, Secs CRHEIMER M DESI 1 moval of his office ond Isto near st CIAL OPENING —M. SULLIVAN, ave s just ret d from Europe with To residen, 1015 CONN. aul Fre s. 27st Avoid Reaching. Step Ladders— ST NGLY MADE—THOROVGIL LY 1 t. $: Sf $1.60; 6 $1; 4foor R. Baile a S20 host. nw OFPiCk OF THE ARLINGTON FIRE INS. ¢ VANY FOR THE DISTRICT Ot of stock of this com- y Ist to the loth day lusive. JONES RIDE on WALK k will please you: TH ‘Try tt. GHC KNIGHTS TEMPLAR, ATTE: LEVELAND and uniforms renovated at special pri fust-elass and prompt. Mme. Db. DION, 1218 @. an Ww process fur feathers, laces, de. ts to Measure. FOR DRESS, FOR BUSINESS, FOR OUTING AL TRAVELING. . Myle, Bt, werkwarsbip and to measur 6 Shirts for $9 ahe finer grades, of course. We Woodward & Lothro ecoh-tt EXTENSION OF H OF COLUSUBIA The com ta Congress ners of the District of Colu copy of @ nap showlng a pro system of aigbways in the Diet within the area and corrected ua required by the t rlet G us “Section one,” revised act of Congress approved June 28, wap and pleis showing in detail be tract is affected by the proposed sys Ways ure nen op exiibition in room floor of the Lnetrict building. we invited to examine t ton will consider erping the locatior of suggestions an ING ard west set forth clearly the ed by the objector. forth. mus, be submitted om or ENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1898, dressed to che Chief of Engineers, War Department, Wesuington, D- vein wil! meet November 17, * ogi the vlice “of the ~ te Cisposs of all objections, hear orally {1 ~ thelr written tar; ¥ beet R. CON. BLISS, Sccretsr, JOHN M. WILSON, Chtet oi 3A. Highway Commission. eG certiied ed permanent price guar- p- of Columbia ers ists, of the id tem of bigh- No. 49, 4th ALL persons Inter- be maps and plats, ny Sungentiony oF of any Wi Bighway ‘as ehowg om thee cage protests MUST BE IN WRIT. reasons for changes and show the property owned or con. ‘All protesta, 1898, at 1 Secretary of and will ‘then iy these who desire to thus support A. ALGER, Secre- ‘of the In- Engineers, ocl-3ut as tine | Trade Winners. Our TYPEWRITER PRINTED CIRCULARS aye trade winners. eng printe ‘The It's waste of money to People refmse to read ess of print- » personal, dodge rs Tem “WL read th ing every time, been neater and business lik Get a boo ewriter Printed Circulars. Ww pre it's mo BYRON ADAMS, Yrowpt_ Printer, C12 111th st ne2o-14d. TRON (CES AND PORCHES. We are now prepared to build Iron Fences and Porches. Rest goods, best work end lowest Ditces. Estimates furnished. Catalogue of Fences free. wyG-tf BARKER & ROSS. ITH AND G ST: Insur> in THE ARLINGTON FIRE INSURANCE CO. for the District of Columbla, 1505 Pa. ave. aw. CAPITAL, TRPLUS. $90,000. WALTER S_COX, Pres. VREDERIC L. MOOR Vice Pres. BE. Mee. JONE: DAL, WOOD AND CORE. JOHNSON Bit removed to F st. n.w. Telephone oe7-tf DR. J. B. TEN EYCK HAS REMOVED HIS 0} | “tice to 1832 New York avenue oeS-Imt at PREDERIC L. MOORE, Member Washington Stock Exchange, Has removed fis oifice to the Wyatt building, “tf 14th and F sts. nw. CHURCH NOTIC c METHODIST. D. HUNT. . REV FE pestor. 9:15 a.m, Sunday sch preaching, 1 a.m.. by pastor; - by siding elder, Dr. LB. Wilson; 6:30 p.m. ENUE M. nw. = tev 17 REV. HENIY 7:50 p.m. Sunday Kk, exeopt Sa BE CHUKCH, oT KR. Steicklen, DT subject. “WHAT IS) CROSSBES p.m., revival serv Epworth League, 6:15 p.m.; Sunday school, 9:15 | ig | HURCH, ISTH AND RSIS. LL. Bryant.—9:30, Sar public worship, with sern Epworth Leagne devot EN 4th and D ets. s.e.—9 a.m., Sun 11 x G ch, Cor, i; John Hf 7:30, tempe: niseic 4 p.m. ary sermon by. the Epworth League; ished speake Mrs. Clinton Susith bowmaker, Mr. A. W. O id, Rev Ty 0 53h SE Atkinson "presi . past WESLEY CHAPEL 1 Haisse. a 7:30 p durirg t LITAN CHURCH, — 11 a.m, m. by Rev cess of England, fennder of tbe ay School, 9:20, a.m Epworth Le 6 UNION we CHeE “How to Doubts.” E }, “How to Succeed.” ii CHURCH, 11TH AND K_ STS. LL. Thomas, D.D., pastor. i ning day: 11 aam., sermon, 1 W. HL D.D.. of New York vd A. Church, Frat Mons Shile Wo it Music i wudeia, Va. churches, hours of is cor- public CHURCH, 14TH AND GS Dy. SON W VE 5 PL. Rev. J Doufte paw WAUGH MLE. CHURCH, 3D AND 4 Rev at 1 som inion With ” TM. E. CHURCH, 1271 J Preaching by past T. Me 1 y pan, “Seven Worse I 6:30 p.m. ite NTIAL M PROT. CHURCH, 12TH AND M sts. nw. pastor, Rev. D. L. Greentield, will preach at 11 a.m.” and 7:30 pan. Sunday school, 9:30 a.m.; Chris, Endeay., 6:45 p.m. It PRESBYTERIAN, THE EASTERN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Maryland ave. and 6th street me. Rey. 7 Chaiwers Easton, D. pastor Preaching abject: Improved Opportunities.”* 7 - Rev. Dr. Lambdin Strangers cordially invited. T. DE WITT TALMAG will preseh at 11 a.m. and i . assistant pastor, at 7:30 in the First Pi terlan Chureb, 4% st. between € and D. METRO} BYTERL CHURCH, 4th and B sts Geo. No Laceock, DD. pester. tomorrow at. 11 am. and Morning subject: “The Con- wetousn Evening subject: “Inniah And will preach. it POR, Rev Preaching by the pasto 0 pm. of God." Prophet, Statesman and EB Sabbath 30am, ¥. POS. qt fON PRESHYTERIAN CHURCH i eorge S. Duncan, U rf . 11 am., “The Message of Autumn Leaves: 0 pan. “The Chureh at Perg a WESTERN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCI H st. above 19th. Rey. Howird Wilbur Ennis, Minister. 11:00 A.M.. “THE CHRISTIAN REPUBLIC.” 30 P.M. “THE HOUSE BY THE ROAD." CHURCH OF THE COVENANT (PRESBY. terlan), Connecticut avenue, N aad 18th streets nw. Rev. Teun's S D., pastor— rvices at 1 W@W “und with preaching by the pastor. Junto steeting at 3 and senior at 5) pom. preparatot to the Lords supper, at 8 o'clock Thursday evening. It ASSEMBL CHURCH. HING AT gm and 7:30 pm. by Rev. J at Dove: Del. iTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, and 3d sts. nw Preaching at 11 a.m pam. by Rov. Mr. Ramsay, president icksbnrg College, Va. Missionary address resday evening. November 2, at Rev Dr. Radelitte. NEW YORK AVE. Dr. Wallice Redelt sm. communteant the gacrament of the Lord's 1 ©; 7:45 p.m., “Gleanings in “the Vineyard." Muale. Ted by, duartet choir, with Mr. J. Porter’ Lawrence, organist. 9:30 a.m., Bibl |. 6: Eee le school. 6:30 p.im., PRESBYTERIAN re, CHU pastor.—Services: yer meeting; 11 a. ‘THEOSOPHY. MAJ. J. A. CLARK WILL SPRAK ON THE theosophical motto, “"There Is No Religion High- er Than Truth."" This in snswer to the Massa- chusetts court which rules theosophy 1s mot a re- ligion. Seats free. Metzerott bulging, F st., 8 Dm. ae BAPTIST, WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 29, | METROPOLITAN BAPTIST CHURCH, 6TH AND A northeast—Sunday school, 9:30; young people, 6:30; sermons by the pastor, Dr. G. S. Williams, at 1] and 7:30, Seats fre ate ATOR EB HEZ SWEM EXPLAINS “WHY A Young Woman Called Him a ‘Smart Alex,’ day night, 7:45 o'clock; preaching at 11’a.m. by the pastor. Free pews.’ All invited. Second Ttap- tist Church Auditorium, 4th st. and’ V: SET BAPTIST ChUL DR. J. J. MUM, reaches 11 a.m ing xb: Suppressed Opinions.”” aan 5:30 pan. Come aad wele it ST CHURCH, 8TH AND H S11 H. Greene, D.D., pas’ a.m. The pastor will y p.m, AlLaure cordially Invited, it MEMORIAL BAPTIST — CHURCI, Madison ave. bet. 140h and nw pastor m. bth sts. » Rev. of 2:30 pan, by the Rey. Walter H Sisted by others. All are cordially FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, 7 ott Circle. Dr Charle S. Foster, director aching by Dr. Stakely, Baptism in the close of ‘the evening serv. HOOL BAPTE Ht lth sc tS o'clock. 1 ELDER J. N. BADGER, OLD. Will preach at Jno. 1.’ Campbell next Monday evening, October EPISCOPAL. PRO-CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF ST. MARK, cor. 3d and A sts. s.e.—7:15 a.m., holy cou munion; 11 a.m., morning service; the bishop of Washington wil service and sermon; and sermon, Strangers ST. PAUL'S CHURCH Washington Circle, All se rey Silver, deputy ill preach at Li a.m. Strangers we S$ CHURCH, ¢ . 32d and 33d, Rev. Bart vices tomorrow: Holy nunion, m. Merning prayer and id: prayer at “4:30. Vested Strangers cor diaily invited. P. JOUN' Mackay commut CHURCH, 16TH AND HT, RE mith, rector, Services ‘ath, 311 aum., merning nd Sern. etor; 3 pom, Sunday p.m, z daily, 4 Visitors 1 to all the Serviccs. cont com! JON, COR, Tayl 230 CHURCH OF THE INCARN 12th Win. TRINITY CHURCH, 3D AND © Richard P. Wiiliuus, rectes ond 11 am., 4 and 7:30 p.m. CHRIST CHURCH, G BETV TH se Sunday, Oct TL am., the Rt Vishop coudintor of Alabama, will pre ) pan. the Dr. H. Perey: Si diocese of eh, and at cr of t ST. MARGAR CHURCH, CONN. above S$ st. (Metropolitan ears to the door! | Richard Lewis Howell, rector.— Services Sunday? Litany and holy communion, sermen by Rev. Re . Howell, 11 a.m.; evening prayer, 4:30 o'clock; Sonday school, 9:30. a.m. it ST. MICHAEL AND ALL ANGELS’ CHURCIT st. F, Wm. Ro Turner, rector. fees, 7:30, 11 and 8. ‘The rector will pre Merhing and evening. AL seats fre It ST. THOMAS CEURCH, ISTH ST. P AND Q sts. Rew AL Aspinwall, “rector! Sunday e service, Lt evening servi sly conte 10 a, wT cont a CHURCH, € will ery, The rector rangers wel- come, WIPHANY CHAPEL, LH Si Nurses, AND © SW. ial service ja the ev CHURCH OF and zt st tor. 8 a.m, toral letter in place or rector on * THE naw oa: WM alm., the of bishops will y study relee wt I mou by REV. SAM'T. A. LIOT. Young People's Religious Union meeting 3 oh It CHR CE CHURCH, FD. POWER — 11 school, 0:40; C. B., 6:30. and Msiw, We J. Ww: Moore pastor LING AS RAN S W., ve, Will preach wt If tes with brief pm. Free Free ty Works and New Church Htcratare ackLeesss, seats and cordial w+ of Swedenborg’ In vestry, open FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCI fish Rite Hall, 1007 Gost nae, “Adam and 1 tnerting § o'clock, D's, readers, tree. SUBSTANTIAL AID. ldiers Supplied With edy District S: Winter Appare Some days ago it occurred to a well- known department lady, who has contri- buted liberally both in time and m the well being of the soldier boys, that might be well to interest the merc of the city .n the poor boys in blue about to be discharged from the army. She argued that the small pittance they wold receiv from the government would not more than heep them in food during the winter, and that something should be done to Ly to keep them warmly clad. There were a number of such cases at the Arsenal. it is said, and among the District. troops there several Who need assistance. The | merchants responded nobly to the a Saks & Company imme?iately dcnated hand © overcoats; Victor . Adler gave six overcoats: Parker, Bridget & Company gave three; Hiseman Brothers gave three; Friedlander = & Brother gave one; Locb & Com y gave one; Tenntile “The Union Clother,” gave one; A. Herman gave one, and I. Grosner gave one, LB. H. Stinemetz & Son guar- anteed to fit the boys out with hats, and other merchants, it is understood, will swell the donations next week. Mr. Allison Nailor will drive the soldiers to the several merchants today and have them fitted out. It is undertsoed a more determined effort will be made next week to get more con- tributions, and it is believed many of the worthy soldiers will, through the efforts of this charitable lady, receive some needed winter clothing. —_-— RATES FOR TRANSPORTATION. Representatives of Railroads Invited to Meet the Quartermaster General. Quartermaster Geworul Ludington has in- ed representatives of ail the railroads in the south to meet him at his office in the War Department November 1 tor the pur- pose of reaching an agreement upon ra for the transportation of so‘diers and m.l- itary supplies to and from the winter camps recently estavlisned in the south. The principal movemeat will be from Camp Meade, Middletown, Pa.. to the new camps in Georgia and South Carolina. Cardinal Manning «aia: Tue Jupement or TRE Waoir Wortp 1s Sarx—(“‘securus judicat orbus terrarum ”). The long continued and world wide use of APOLLINARIS attests its merit. N. Y. Medical Journal. APOLLINARIS is the Table Water of Royalty, Princes and our own Sovereign People. Y, Tribune. “The Dedication of the Lut course end Sonday’ school al 9:30, CHURCH OF THE REF@RMATION, PA, LUTHER PLACE MEMQKIAL CHU G. Butler. KELLER SEMORIAL, HH. ution pistor.—In both churches, at 11, reformation 1 niversary; at 7:30, “The Work of the Lathe Churen.” z 1° AVE. AND 1, pastor, J. LUTHERA President McKinley returned to Washing- ST. PAUL'S LUTH NCH “H, ton from his western tour and then visited r of 11th and Hn, ev. Dr. Domer, pas: | Philadelphia to participate in the peace tor, tomorrow morning and‘ evening at 11 and jubilee there conducted; the cer®monies at Philadelphia were impressive and on elaborate scale, including a military rade and a naval review. The an pa- Spanish 2 Preaching e pas ev. E. - 3 1 ee ep tng PY the sbastor, Mev. W. E- | peace commissioners at Paris desisted from Se anual.” hateagy Geviedd ee 7 1t_ | thelr effort to persuade the United States to assume the responsibility for the Cuban j debt and the consideration of other mat- ters was begun. It was decided by the government extend to January 1_ the time for the evacuation of Cuba. The Pres- (EOF PRACTICA ident issued his thanksgiving proclamation for November pproved the findings L oc Christian Teaching and Hi of the eourt-martial which tried Chaplain See cant ave Suman McIntyre of the battle ship Oregon, dis- oalGrane a missing him from the service. It was an- a nounced that the President would shortly REFORMED, issue an order excluding a number of gov- ED CHURC Sa pe ae || Conment po: from the civil service HED pe ROM. 1ST ST. NW. | rules, among them being pension medical school, 9230 a.m. Morning serv BOA cE eae pea It ident appointed John L. Kennedy MIERDS hington a member of the industrial on, to filla vacaney. The Supreme FIVENDS' MEETING (ORTHODOX) IN ¥. Mc ‘A. rooms, 109 N.Y. ave., ¢ Ch t istian Endeaye Cordial all. it CONGREGATIONAL. ry First day, 11 Court decided against Joint Traffic ociation. Admiral Sa "s report on the destruction of Cer dren was made public. The supervis- inspector general of steam vessels is- d his annual report, severely criticising the legality of the mp- ing su CONGREGATION FIRST AL CHURCH, COR, J0T and G sts, n.w., Rey. 8. Mo Newman, D.D., p ter; Rey. B. Alfred Dumm, pastor's assistant 11 am., public worship, with sermon by past» y p.im., fourth illustrated service on “What eMusic by quartet and chorus choi, Ie J. W. Bischoff, organist. “Sundey schor 30 am, Christian Endeavor, p.m It CONGREGATIONAL CHURCL Wonear Mth st. nw. Lr 1 pastor, Rey. M. Ross Fishburn, at 30. pan. yj the work of the civil service commissi ‘That commission Issued a warning against HE CULAR LI —| the levying of political assessments upon r | government employes. ious race riots is] occurred simultaneously in five southern 1, | States; In Mississippi the most serious trou- bles occurred, several whites and colore i] men being killed; in North Carolina the ; | race feeling became intense and Governor Russell warned armed men who had gath- ered in certain places to leave the state; Senator Pritchard of that state notified the President that it would probably be . TEMPLE, OTH AT 3PM, Al MACCABE dress by Gon. on “How to Improve Ou Public Schools," followed by free diseussior. Al are invited. ace necessary for the governor to call for fed- eral troops to aid him in preserving order. Governor Tanner of Illinois, in a speech at Madison, declared that if an effort D- ar a -ED BRETHREN. MORIAL CHURCH, COR, RAND N _ B. Chamberlin, should be made to import more laborer into the state from elsewhere he would meet them at the state line and blow ther to pieces with Gatling guns. The supreme court of California decided that under the state law Mrs. Cornelia Botkin could not be extradited for trial in Delaware for MISSION, sending poison to women in the latter state, DENTISPRY. EDUCATIONAL. FALL RESORT EINANCIAL. POREIGN POSTAL SERVICE. « FOR EXCHANGE.. | FOR KENT (Plata. FOR NT (Hails) ror iow ne {Misc FOR RENL (ottices) FOR RENT (Pianos) FOR RENT (looms)... FOR RENT (Stores) FoR RENT Fok SALE } FOR SALE | Fok SALE Fo Pages 4 and a bles). vee evel 8) asvs). LADIES" L NOTICE MEDICA. MONEY SAN OFFICIAL, NOLICE SUBURBAN UNDERPABKERS WANTED ely) 2202. WANDED citousesy 00001 OlisecLcieous) es omnis) trict of Columbia, warmer and fresh easterly winds. a Virginia, showers, wit night and Sunday; Yor Maryland a Sunday; fresh cast to northeast winds. ssissippi vafieys. Rain has fallen in states and along the immediate land and New York coasts. ‘The temperature has risen generally 1 fallen in the middle and northern mountain regions. Cloudy and threatening weather, wit! and the lower lake region. : The following heavy precipitation , Ga., Dominica, W. 1 U. 8. of Colombia, 1.98. ‘Tide Table. Today—Low tide, 1:42 a.m. and 1:52 p.m. high tide, 7:42 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. ‘Tomorrow—Low tide, 2:27 a.m. p.m.; high tide, 8:25 a.m. and 8:28 p.m. The Sun and Yoon. ‘Today—Sun rises, 6:34 a.m.; sun sets, 5:03 p.m. Moon full at 7:18 a.m today. ‘Tomorrow—Sun rises, 6: a.m. The City Lights. Gas lamps all lighted: by 6:10 p.m.; ex- : at The lighting is begun one hour before the time named. > p-m.; extin- > tinguishing begun at 5:34 a.m. Arc lamps lighted at guished at 5:49 a.m. Condition of the Water. ‘Temperacure and condition of water at 8 a.m.: Great Falls, temperature, 48; condi- tion, 4; receiving reservoir, temperature, 55, condition at north connection, 5; conditio: at south ccrnection, 4; distributing reser- voir, temperature, 54; condition at influent gate house, 3; effluent gate house, 3. Records ior Twenty-Four Hours. The foilowing were the readings of thi thermometer and barometer at the weather bureau for the twenty-four hours beginning at 2 p.m. yeeterday: = Thermo.acter—October 28, 4 p.m., 50; p.m., 40; 12 midnight, 36. October 29, 4 a.m. 36; 83, at 6 a.m. October 29. Barometer—October 28, 4 p.m., 30.3 p.m. 4 am., 30.3) 30.38. 8 a.m., 30.39; noon, 30.40; Possibly Showers Tonight and Sun- day. Forecast till 8 p.m, Sunday—For the Dis- partly cloudy weather, with possibly showers to- warmer in western portions tonight and the south Atlantic New Eng- the Atlantic coast and gulf states, and has Rocky showers, is indicated for the Atlantic coast districts and the states of the Ohio valley din .86; Colon, and 2:34 a.m., 37; 12 noon, 49; 2 p.m., 55. Max- imum, 56, at_1 p.m. October 29; minimum, 30.37; 12 midnight, 30.38. October 29, aS cro causing their death; later the grand jury Rane anal Tuas me tn San- | Of San Francisco indicted Mrs. Botkin for day only, Meeting in lower chapel, | the crime, and preparations were made for at same hour, for women only, He will also | her trial in California. The bishops of ths speak dully next week at 4:15 and 7:80 pam. | M. EK. Church held their annual. conven- Cone it | tion at Springfield, Mass. The National cana SPIRITUALISM. Council of Women assembled at Omaha. STUART LASSOGEATIO SD Foreign Affairs. Cora TeV aU nga The Freneh ministry resigned as a result ple, 518 ih st of a tumult in the chamber of deputies on ning ead the first of the session, General Cha- noine, minister of wa., resigning without Rete HOLD A SPIRITUAL | Notice to his colleagues, wis afterward goat his. 1 St. n.w., Sune {followed suit Ina body; a new ministry 30. pat fon, Cirele, “Tina: | Was formed by M. Dupuy; there wes sume Span it {rioting on the stree.s, but without serious PUALISM. WONN'S” HALLS GTH ST, | Tesults; the court of cassation, ts which pan, Sunday—By request of mang friends | Was referred the Dreyfus case unc the Gaule of Bultimore, assisted by | decision of the Brisson ministry to rev Wooster of Pitts Ite | that affair, began its work. The chances WILL _ HOLD PIRITUAT | of war between France and Engiaud as a parlors, 720 Uth st. ave. Sum result of Mavchand’s oecupatioa ‘asho- au oeloek. Npilt messages given? | da were precenti ninished Mi. JOHN SLATER WILL GIVE | lished stateny wou MiSonic ‘Temple ‘Sune | ably withdr, Miss V. Wooster will | claims to a iS the ques ers last Sunday evening | tion of recomper negotiations: | . at present MW | Major Marchand areived at Khartoum, on | SPiRTTUA MES. MebONA his way to Cairo, with official report; ng as. 8 pent. Men's B General Kitehener reazacd London from | “MW.; psyeliometric readings sti we ll Gairop andliwis mencllbiiede Wen meceneae | JURIST De UU au there were addition u official publications aay 7 by each governm: ‘lion to the Fasho- | LNT ERS SRO DY da affair. Official information came irom See Pekin that the E or of China had AEN be found to be from un teu ADVERTISED: Kidney disease. General Correa, S$} AMUSEMENTS. minister of war, tendeced his iesign ATTORNEYS. but withdrew it upon the earnest so AUCTION SALES tions of the Queen Re BOARDING. Sagasta, who Pr ne ! BUSINES: drawal from the ¢rbinet | | cuercr a crisis which might lution in | crry 1 Spain. The | of Ger- | COUNTRY many proceed ir way ty Jerusalem | COUN Without except ident. A: Di ose who died were Pierre Puyis de a noted Freach painter. In the District. The triennfal Episcopal convention clos Tue night, after three weeks of con- | tinuous work; Suaday afternoon a cross was erected on the crest of St. Alba: Hiil, the site of the prope tion of the © of gratitude for United tes and were attended by Pr d cathedral, in and mn pression tween the ceremonii Gen, John M. Wi of the army, subr concerning the lo on, chief of en- ted his annual works under ul arge, noting th duit from Great Falls to the distribut- reservoir. The attorney for the Lis- trict informed the Comm | his judgment a saloo sell liquors after the board o: e rejected his application for a renewal of his Hcense. The annual report of the board of chiid: guardians was submitted. The holding a con the s y and Suburban street rail- ystem purchased a controiling s bonds of the A a. nounced their purpose of equ line with an underground and consolidating it as a part of the Cit and Suburban system. A change oce n the control of the stock of the Wa ton Gaslight Company. Rumors of tion of the were ¢ ioner Keeper can th m has nied. The American Societ Improvements and the Cathe ung: National Union held their annual as. John Price was fouad suily in ri 1 Court on a charge of stealing the funds of the Metropolitan Street Rail- Company. — George Sewell, color and killed Mrs. Susie Mahoney red. Word was received of the from yellow fever, at Guantanamo, Cul of Captain D. M. Peixotto, 3d United States Volunteers, a well-known resident of Washington. —_—__ + «= No Tidings of George A. Forbes. Up to a late hour this afternoon nothing has been heard cone2rning the whereabouts of George A. Forbes, the missing contrae- ter, who disappeared suddenly Thursday afternoon with several hundred do. longing to the firm of Rodgers & Forbes, o! which he is a member, h f . Rodgers is to- Weather conditions and general forecast | G4¥ eying, to make sume arrangement Since Friday morning a disturbance of | "HCicPY le mectunics and laborers who nine i : a y . e are at present su ng the consequences slight energy has appeared over the upper see os ae is ippi valley, attended by rain in the|f the absence of Mr. Forbes and the ook Misourh and extreme upper | ™eney he secured, and which was due them for wages, will receive at least a portion of their money. The friends of the missing ccntractor still hope for his early return to the city, and continue to believe that some ill has befalien him, in ee Caledonian Ctub Entertainment. The Caledonian Club will give a Hallow- e’en concert and hop Monday evening at 8 o'clock in Typographical Hall. The concert will be under the direction of Miss Katie V. Wilson, soprano, assisted by the Cecilian h incfies) has been reported during the past | Ladies’ Quartet and Mr. Wm. L. Wilson, twenty-four hours: baritone. An interesting program has been ; Quitman, Ga. Thomas- | arranged. Among those who will take part, in addition to those mentioned above, are Miss Virgie Luckett, Miss Sallie Shreve, Miss Bertie Thompson, Irma G. Calla- han, Miss Josephine Burton and Mr. Robert Paton. Mr. Paton’s rendition of Scottish music will prove a great treat to the audi- ence. Light refreshments will be served. At the close of the concert dancing will be enjoyed by members of the club. Colored Splotches Mr. H. L. Myers, 100 Mulberry street, New- ark, N. ssys: “I contracted a terrible blood disease, which broke out into sores ull over my body. I spent a hundred dollars with doctors, but grew werse instead of bet- ter. Many blcod remedies were also used with no effect until I decided to try S. S. 8. ‘This remedy seemed to get at the seat of the disease and cuted me completely and per- SSSR Blood (Swift's Specific) is the only cure for Contagious Blcod Poison; no other remedy can reach this ter- ‘ible disease. Book on self-treatment mailed froe by Swift Speckle C: mpany, Atlanta, Ga, a e 3 8 2 | FINANCIAL. FINANCIAT ¢ ‘ GRO: +| The Secure > MOVING and STORAGE. [ and Careful All Household effects } 1 moved in padded vans by ( St ¢ our expert movers. Our + orage, 4 charges are small. When 4 M ° ¢ you move next time send > { for us, we'll promise to do + oving, ; it in the very best possible * 5 4 manner. 4 Packi ng ,/lerchants’ Parcel 5 of the { Delivery Co., 929-31 D St.’ 4 Jonn 1 PROP. "PHONE 659. > Amount. Thvestere seen Xo speculathe tent Puil MONEY TO LOAN a 4 PER CENT AND 444 PER CENT INTEREST On dest CHARGES. ble SATIS ACTO: STONE & FAIRE AN j S06 Post. tow 2 d d OU ys OPEN STOCK RIPTION PAYMENT $1,411,213.06. FOR AND FIRST TS, Subscriptions for the 36th Issue of stock and first payment thereon will be received daily from # a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the oifive of the Association SHARES $2.50 oH Pamphlets exp of the Associatt upon application ning the object and advantages | + information furnished | WLS >.MOLDA 0) OPES AT QUITABLE BUILDIN i . 1003 F st. now. John Joy AJ. Sek Geo. W son, President Vice President 4 Vice President. Casilear, eee ee shaped ther and help the Seeetnd iT opened, ~ all sums that accepted the ¢ e989 venient b f doing 1 s—all bh - - to make this bank whe thrift ree: its best ence ement. Savings Bank, yn 4 t-2%, 69%, 5 1-2%. Being the Wushtr gtop representatives of four of th: largest Savings Batks of Baltimore, Md., to- gether with our private clientage, we are prepared fo entertain ‘oans on city real estate at a. min- imum cost to ike berrower. Wescott, Wilcox & Heiston, _Budy 3 - i 7 Penn, a . The National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Company Of the District of Columbia, CORNER 15TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE Capital One Million Dollars. jy6-tt MONEY 10 LOAN ON DISTRICT REAL ESTATE 5% NO DELAY. MINIMUM CHARGES. R.W.Wailker &Son Sy27-1att _1006 F_N.W. W. B. Hibbs & Co., BANKERS & BROKERS, Members New York Stock Exesange, 1419 F Street. Correspondents of LADENBURG, THALMANN & Cv, de6-160 New York. Lewis Johnson & Co., BANKERs, 1315 F St., Sun Building. Dealera {n all goverpment and investment se- curities, New war loan 3s vorght and sold. Jy25-tt AFFAIRS IN) GEORGETOWN, Dedication of Western High School— Police Inspection—Briefs. The Western High School will be dedicated this evening at 8 o'clock with appropriate ceremonies, the exercises being held in the large assembly hall on the first floor of the handsome new building. A number of prominent local people will be present, in- cluding the District Commissioners and the fulll membership of the board of school trustees. Dr. B. L. Whitman, president of Columbian University; Mr. Jehn Russell Young, librarian of Congress; Mr. W. B. Powell, superintendent of the public schools; Mr. B. T. Janney, supervising principal of the fifth division of the schools, which includes Georgetown, and a number of others will make addresses. Mr. John W. Ross, Commissiouer of the District, will preside at the meeting. During the course of the evening a mu- sical and literary program will be fur- nished by the children of the school. While a limited number of invitations to the af- fair have been Issued, a general invitation | is extended to the public to attend. The new building wiil be illuminated from top | to bottom, and an opportunity of inspecting the structure will be afforded. The inspection of the police of the sev- enth precinct occurred yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock, Major Richard Sylvester offi- ciating, and being sisted by Captain Austin and Lieutenant Pearson. After the station was inspected the men were formed in line, thirty in all, under Sergt. James Conlon, and were drilled on the street, im- mediately in front of the station, the ma- neuvers being witnessed by a number of people. An excellent drill was put up by the men, and many complimentary re- marks were made about their tine appear- ance. Lieutenant Boyle of the third pre- cinet was an interested spectator of the Children’s day exercises will be held to- morrow at the Gay Street Baptist Church. At 11 o'clock the pastor, Rev. W. 8. O. Thomas, will preach a sermon to the chil- dren, while in the evening at 7:30 o'clock Mr. P. H. Bristow, superintendent of the Calvary Baptist Church Sunday school, wiil ‘address the school and congregation of the Gay Street Church. Mr. Charles P, Stohiman of 324 street, who has been very ill, hus experienced a change for the better, and is now recover- } Ee sieemast E. C. Blake of the county pa- trol force is off duty on account of a broken leg, his horse having fallen upon | him during'the recent-Knights Templar pa- | rade. The broken member is now in a} plaster cast, the officer being obliged to use crutches. of Houses. Estimates on request. STORAGE Dept., Am. Security and Trust Co., 1140 15th Absolutely Fireproof Albert M. Read, Gen'l Manager. American Security and Trust Co. Real Estate Notes for Sale. A limited number of real estate notes, secured by first deeds of trust on Washington city real estate, for sale. Netting the investor 4} to 5 per cent per annum. ©. J. BELL President A. f. BRITTON Vice President J. W. WHELPI JAS. F. HOOD McK ENNE! THORON REESIDE DOMER oc2T-10t Pees eeeeee ™: Washington : Savings Bank, yn 12th & G sts. of our Jate hours (cloge at 4:30) Is one of the features certein to be appreciated by both the business house and the indtvidual destr of depo oe25-3m,20 444 and 5% Joaned ‘on real estate in ‘District s distinct banks under 1 3 roof of savings mercial accounts fe keeping and depart ment ‘The con- vente Aa ase eeeeereees Promptly Columb Heiskell & McLeran, 27-8r¢ 1008 F st SOMETHING IN SPOCK AND ONDS any payatie any ‘ime * Write for par. ZL Arch hil. = st weeds, Adelphia The National M etropolitan Bank (Opposite Uotted 8 States Treasury). “5 CAPITAL, All kinds of Government E Letters of credit avail world. 30,0090, ught and sold. parts of the ES. Panis BW. WooDWaA Vive « UB. WHITE, 3G ES M ve, Assistant Casi DIRECTORS VARKER. Ww S. JOHN T. ARMS WM. BL GURLEY, JNO_ BL LARNER, HW. K. WILLARD, OT sdew-it H Ww 10. Woo HB. WHIT Washington Loan & Trust Co., OFFICE COR 8TH AND F STS. PAID-UP CAPITAL, ONE MILLION. Loans in any xmovut made on approved real estate or collateral at reasonable races. Lnterest paid upcn deposits on movthly bal- ances subject to check This company acts as execotor, administra- tor, trustee, agent, treasurer, registrar, and —— tn Jal other fiductiry cap Boxes for rent in burglar and fireproof Ht vatlts for safe deposit und storuge of valu- able packay sident dont ese. e Drea saver RA. CHE Assistant ‘Treas: SON L. -Real Estate Utheer 2 naew.t TIONEY TO LOAN, 454 and 5%, ON DISTRICT REAL ESTATE, R. O. Holtzman, othr joth and F CLEVELAND PARK COMPANY WILL LE money at 5% to build you one of those beautl- ful homes. oc22-tt T HANDLE PRIVATE ACCOUNTS Por INVEST ment in stocks. Money properly invested now should dwmble in the nest sixty days. Por py Yate intervie o call between 3:30 and 5 p.m. write me and I will call. FB. Woop, Rooms 9 and 10, Banker and Broker, Washington Loat and Trust butiding. oeiT-1t CONDENSED LOCALS, Replying to a recent compisint of Mra M. C. Bradford, $44 Flocida avenue north: west, that the windows In her house w being continually broken by boys throwi missiles into the locust trees in fron? of het dwelling in order to knock down the pods and that it was necessary for somebody te stay on watch to prevent this damaze, the Commissioners have notihed her that the pods will be immediately removed Policeman Stahl of the th presinct yesterday afternoon arrested John Crivine, whom he found in the grounds of the I and Dumb Asylum acting in e@ susni manmer. Some time after the priconot reached the police station he was taken sick and showed symptoms of having been crinking. He was sent to the Emergency Hospital for treatment and the case was referred to Sanitary Officer Frank, who will have the physicians examine him. Henry Jenkins, colored, ane his formef friend, Ella Dabney, had a quarrel Thurs- day night, which resulted In Henry krock= ing the woman down. Tv s trie’ by Judge Kimball for anl wee fined $20, with sixty Gays in jall, in dee fault. fine. James Nelson, colored, driver of a pub- Nc vehicle, was before the Police Court to- day for violating the hack law. It was charged by Policeman Brady that he failed to remain near his team on the stand at the Baltimore and Ohio depot. A fine of $5 was imposed. —— John Kenneiy, the alleged train robber leader, and Jim Redmond have been in- dicted at Kansas City for the murder of Emma Schumacher last winter. He did not have the amount of the Pe eerccrcccccccccocseres A Jar in your knapsack will not take up much room, but in the shape of beef tea it will OU a large void when you're bungrr and ‘Ured. A welcome supplement to government rations, eoeeee ° Ps ° ° ° . ° ° ° ° ° . . ° . Get the genuine with blue signature. 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