Evening Star Newspaper, March 17, 1900, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 1900—24 PAGES. SP EC TAL ‘NOTICES. CHU RCH N OTICES. THE WEEK ENDING MARCH a, 1900. HURCH NOTICES. MARTHA W. TION? MEME “ADDF ro Liberty Bn nw., Thexda n from 4% INst ch 17 OF THE COMPANY, Washington al meering of t Company will ty s lth si Tath disy of iy ad Company he dist of MARCH, 1s. MARCH weil stop passengers, rupid-trans!t will continue t of streets. 5 crossings n the firet side befor ne far side also, if pas- ral Superintendent. ss FAR side HY FRIENDS AND PA hereby as atsointely falee the et ainet me by my wife, Mary E. Hor. in her suit fer maintenance. fled against me. an account of which bas appeared In the daily post, and T respectfally request that iny fri Rod petrons cuspend jurtgment until E shall Pad an oppoctunity to reply ne EXCLUSIVE VEN TO THE SALE OF RE WISH TO SELL R PROP! SEE ME OB “LL DE 1 CAN SELL IT FOR YOU. NO CHARGE UNLESS SALE IS MADE. sel] hot Nothing Stops the Olivel It's a fast-selling as well as a fast-riding Bicycle. Get an Olive and be ready to ride next week when the show ts gi Rc. JONES" 13 NINTH ST. mb7-6d | ed to take on or let off | Cicacs METHODIST. EPISCOPAL. The House adopted the conference report “HURCH, STH AND PA. AVE. ex. LID, pastor. Sundar, 11 a.m., preaching by LB.” Wilson, DD: DUMBARTON i Tat and Bed sts. m6, #30 am., Sunday school: i } pm., preaching by the pastor; 6:4% p.m. th League. Prayer meeting, Thursday, at James ST. PAUL'S M. CHURCH, ISTH AND R STS. now. Kew. Stowell Bryant Sunday ech 1. public worship, with sermen by the ). anniversary with an addr on the currency bill and the President af- fixed his signature, thus enacting into law the formal adoption of the gold standard. The Senate passed the bill appropriating for revenue purposes in Porto Rico the tariff receipts collected since the American occupation up to Janury 1; it tabled a res- olution offerea by Seifator Allen declaring that the Constitution; extended to Porto Rico by its own force; no progress was made toward effecting’an agreement upon the bill to establish government and pro- vide revenues for the island. The Senate agreed to take up the-Quay case for final consideration April 3. The Sgnate tabled an amendment (o the diplomatié appropriation bill offered by Mr. Hoar granting a pension to Liliuokalani. The House ‘unseated Rep- ST. STEPHEN'S. » George F. 30 a.m: 14TH AND KENESAW ST: yitoly commun morni x Richard Willams, and 11 a.m, 4 and 7 iURCH, Rey. Frank H. iivly comm morning prayer, litany and gerne prayer and address at 4:30, ers cordially invited. > a.m; evening Vested choir. Strang- Special service for men at t URCH, 15TH infirmation ‘by. Idishop Sat Kev. Dr. Devries, must son sts. 21 om nw. Serm ‘litany, sermon and bel comin a au ee nee tine biahoy | resentative Young of Wirginia and seated a er and sermon, Hisho} Wey oun ad se it conduct a quiet day for women Thursda R.A. W AF athe & neta It ba sed_an first servie ‘last at 4:30 | Urgent deficien carrying $1.4: Gen. Joseph Wheeler arrived in Washington s URCH. REV. WATSON Preaching, 11 a.m., “The Art tifying 3te- ligion;"* 7:30 p.m... Mrs Shel periment and Its Lexse ht wood park: Mondas, p.m. D Frank M. ‘ EY ares 5 Heiese, paster—s preaching frat 1) a.m. and 7:30 p.m; prayer meet Thursday evening. It DRE MF, CHURCH—11 PREACH. ing by DR. NAYLOR, pastor; 8. mts- sionars annivereary, | address DR. DAVIDSON, at” WOMAN'S HOME AND FOREIGN MISSIONARY Societies Quarterly meetings, Wednesday, March iby! cretary American Universi 21, at St. Paul's Chureh, 16th and B sts. Home, Jo a.m.. Gov. Brady of Alaska will address the meeting. Foreign, 1:15 p.m., interesting pro- gram. It ERENEZER M. E ; COR, 4TH AND D sts. #.¢.-11 a.m., sermon by Rev. . E. Rowen, DD. mingry, farewell sermon by the pastor, Jonn i 1t_ FOUNDRY M, BE. CHURCH. 14TH AND 6 STS.. Rev. Lucien Clark, D.D., pastor.— Preaching at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. hy the pastor. abject at a.m. service, ouragement."” pm., “Straightway.” Mnaic by’ the Sunday school, Epworth League, 6:30 p.m. WITSOS MEMORIAL M. E. CHURCH, NTH RET. Gand f &e.. Rev. CT House, pastor.—At 11, Mrs. Margart Dye Eilts of Natfonal W, ©. T. A Binding Contract —should be entrusted to HODGES eae ee cote cir wok (Hodges, Binder, Megnzines bound for vol.— |The including indexing. S511 9th St. mh17-6 Kneessi’s Tourists’ Guide “Just what I've been looking for.”” FREE. ‘That's wh verybuly says who of our is and Enropean for Trunks and Kneessi, ‘425 7th St. pence mi 7-10d Graf-tonic Roof Paint. GRAF-TONIC. topes om wine GRAF-TONIC. < which we have u sults for 20 years, we've named it Graf-ton' with such ood N Rooting 02S Sth at." aie & Son, mi 7-10 SPIRITUALISM MEDIUM. TUESDAY, FRIDAY B BAILY. fe24-24t° Not A Cigar Om the market to compare with the Ri The qnality ix the best and making perfec It is * delightful | smo! and ts Fi but S cents. A wr $12 THE SHOOMAKER CO. mb17-s,tu&tb-10 You Cannot Guess box Handlers, 3 E st. nw. The we larly Hable to catch a chil at ear. Always keep a bottle « Rye in th it ha $ an may sav recommend it, because it "Phone 1141. mhI7-10d NATIONAL BANK 1 a full quart t. BW getown.—Washitgton, D. €., Murch 15, for An extra Givident. of four (4) per cent has this day been declared. payable on and after April 2. 1900, to the stockholders of record March 300. Books closed for transfer of stock 3 15 to April 2, iy mb15,17, 20.22, be held at st. nw, pom. transfer of stock will be closed 30 to April 2. beth days inclusive. dr.. Seeretary. DR. CLEM 1 FROM 1411 1 et. nw. to nw. The electrical and Sprague hot apparatns are installed. By special arrangement with the Sprague Co. Skilled massens in atte: mhi6-6t*-6 purpose nisuiDg year. m Loris R. PE. the most of your phy sin tailors t » known as t ‘1 be proader of his tithe jon plates and spring fal y oneemouth off. Fit or no psy BL, Tailor, G4 13th st. th: LL & WALLACE Val ge Shipment of Glass! at 7:30 p.m. at METROPOLITAN ME. CHURCH, #4 AND C sts., Rev. Frank M. Brist D.D., pastor. Preaching at . by Rev. F. T a.m. and 7:45, . Sunday school; 3 p.m., Chinese Epworth League. DOUGLAS M. B. CHURCH.—9:30 AM, 8, S.; 11 bo p.m. BE ao Rev. 8. M. Hart- ss ae 12th and M Services. 11 © prgen meeting Thnreday evening at 8 o'clock. it PRESBYTERIAN. ASSEMBLY'S PRESBYT@RIAN, CORNER STH 30 p.m. by the paste week service, Thursday evening at” WESTE:! Gerhart A. Wilson. oud His Father's House Man Who Loat His Doui Rev. T. ture on Japan. FIRST PRESBYTERTAD Preaching servic CHURCH, $14 ST. morning at 11, by the pastor, Rey. Donald C. McLeod: evening at by Maj. Fred Gardner. Seats free. Strangers welcome. It . 4TH AND Rev. T, yreteh at 11 a.m.; subject, The Junior and Intez- . E., 6:80 p.m. It FOURTH PRES. CHURCH. 13TH AND YALE sts.. Rev. Josefh T. Kelly, pastor.—Sabbath school, %:30 a.m.; preaching by the pastor, 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. E. Soctety, 6:30 p.m. Strangers welcome. it Dr. The Eastern P Sixth st. and Marsland av. 1 am. “PACT to TITU our. Sords for “the h ae ma NEW YORK AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Dr. Wallace Radeliffe, pustor.——Services at 11 am. and 7:45 p.m. Evening subject. “The Man Who Wept.""” Music led by quartet choir, direct- J, Vorter Lawrence, érganist. 9:30 ¥ chool adult depart- ebureh ; Christian En- 14TH AND R will the Phil Miss It CHURCH (PRESBYTE rian). it ave.. N and 18th ste. n.w.— Rev. Teunis Hamiin, D. D., pastor, . will preach tomorrow at 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. Sunday school at > a.m.; Junior C. E. meeting at 3 and Senior at 5 p.m.; Lenten lecture, 4:30 p.m. Thursday evening. midweek serv! sions; organ concert, 4:30 Saturds: at 8, C _afternoon. Th preach tomorr invited. orning at 11 afd even- er, Rey. Charles Alvin it ing at 7 Smith. CHURE M. Res by th Alice Gordon yd and New HURCH. 8. M. Newman, PASTOR'S assl with Dr. JW. Bi 3 am. Christian Ende PIPPI CONGRE aad Tosts. ne. 1. STH pastor. — ATIONAL CHURCH, © ev. EM now. Re Lewis B. ~ UNITARIAN. JOHN €. PARKE “Star” Fountain Pens, , Si. clerks willl Fens the od get Ink on sour Easton & Rupp, 421 1th. Popalar-Priced Si joners. mb 4d “I NEVER I rOINT. Tiilliners, WE ARE SHOWIN NEW AND ATTRACTIVE SHAPES Take IN OPENING ANNOUNCE N ‘; MENTS. EXCLUSIVE DE otice. mee BYRON S. ADAMS, Mode! intery. 2 11th st. W15-1id 2) Dr. Jaeger’s Agency. SANATURY WOOLEN UNDERWEAR Prevents Rheumatism and Neuralzi Ask for catalogue. fo28-6tt 726 Jbth st. Men’s Shirts to Order. We have been making Shirts to order since 1886, and bare made them for thousands of customers since that time. We think we can make Shirts for you suc- cessfully. If there are any faults as to ft ot workmansbip, consider the loss oars. White Shirte, $1.50 to $3.00—the latter made of English Long ‘Cloth. ac aFhd FUE of Seoteh Madras o Cheviot, Percale Shirts of fabries from French cloth printers, who are the best In the world, $3.00 each—cuffs attached of detached. atSaeny SE's, of fabrice from the looms of he leading Scotch weavers, $3.50 each—cufts attached o- detached. — Woodward & Lothrop. fel4-25tt OWN «A fee heme at ees me jeveland Park. fe8-tt Office. 610 14th st. OSTEOPATHY. For i pee ap ner lar pe ALL. SOULS’ CHURCH, 19TH AND L. Smeduy school; iligions. Prod vaity clase: 11 a.m.. morning sere Kew. Merle St. CL Wright of Harlem Chureh York: 7 pin. Yeung People's Religions Unt Mr. Suter, leider; 8 p.m., evening Khe M. St. . Weight, subject, “Help From Without and W AML seats free at evening serv- foew It from Manila. The Standard Oil Company haying declared a dividend of many mil- olution Was introduced in the se directing the prosecution of the trust under the Sherman law. Republicans and democrats of Rhode Island in convention nominated state tickets. Andrew Carnegie filed his answer to the suit entered by H. C. Frick for an accounting. Rev. Charles M. Sheldon began the publication of the Topeka, Kan., Capital on lines assumed to be those which Christ would follow were He engaged in publishing a modern new: ST. PAUL'S CHURCH. Washington Circle, Tt TH S. oe eee teeal ay, March | paper. The Kentucky legisiature at Frank- hely communion; 11 a... mom- | fort adjourned sine die; democrats caused ing prayer cud sermon: 4 p.m. children’s service; | the arrest of state officials charged with ) pau... evering prayer and sermon. All wel- | complicity in the Goebel murder; Beckham, come. Ushers provide’ seats. It democratic claimant-for the governorship, began to organize a state militia. Severe snow storms and cold prevailed throughout the country and did great damage to the southern fruit. Fourteen lives were lost in a tenement house fire at Newark, N. J. Foreign Affairs, Lord Roberts occupied Bloemfontein, cap- ital of the Orange Free State, without op- position and raised the British flag over the public buildings; the British government refused to accept the good offices of the 1TH ANDREWS CHURG! Hy sts. new., HURCH, 9TH AND D STS. S. . F. Sontag, rector. Holy eucharist at or Wil preach at 1 a.m. and 7, tical instruction at 4 o'clock. service each evening at URCH OF THD AS 12th st. nw., Rey. Dr. Eno} sermon by the rej Smii United States as intermediary between TTR ITU @ SE NBMCIF Rev, | England and the Boers; it rejected the EPIPHANY CHURCH, “sr. SEAR ATH, REY; | peace propositions of Presidents Kruger and am., 4 snd 7:30 p.m. The rector will preach | Steyn. Among those who died was Sir juorning and evening: a.m., offertory, Bow Down | Frederick W. Burton, director of the Na- Thine TH. W. Parker: p.m., Magnificat and | tional Art Gallery In London. Nune Dinitis, by Strathan: offertory, Come Unt pas a In the District. The House passed the District appropria- tion bill, The Secretary of War forwarded to the Senate, with his approval and that of the chief of engineers, a report by Col. Bingham disapproving the proposition to consolidate under the District surveyor all the records relating to the land titles in the District. Judge Barnard of the District Supreme Court upheld the Commissioners’ dog-muzzling regulation. The Fidelity and Trust Company of Baltimore, sureties for Daggett and Dugan, the District street cleaning contractors, entered suit for the appointment of a receiver for the firm. ‘The ANG LS’ CHURCH, 22D rector.—Services, 9:20, ‘ector will preach ing and evening. All seats free. It BAPTIST. METROPOLITAN BAPTIST, CHURCH. 6TH A? D A pspastor. Seats free. All welcom CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, 8TH Ss. H. ie, D.D. tor. iy Bee ae Mie. s1 ahaud sapts preaching by | School trustees recommended the removal pastor, 11 am., 7:30 p.m.:_C. E. meetings, | of Superintendent Cook of the colored pub- Sunday, 3:30 p.m.. 6:30 p.m. All are cordially invited. lic schools. Olof Pallésen killed his wife Tuesdays, 8 p.m. 1t_| and the three-year-old child of Charles FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, 16TH ST. ABOVE | Hengensbach and dangerously wounded Seott Circle, Dr. Charles A. akely, pastor.— | Mrs. Hengensbach. George Ashton, col- Sunday school, ‘hing by the pas- | ored, was placed on trial for the murder of 11 am. and Christian Endeavor Ida Jackson, colored. Among those who died was Dr. Thomas B. Hood, a well- BAPTIST CHURCH, Dit. J. J. MUIR, vn physician. Preaching. 11 a.m. and 7 P.m., sub- Meio wn BY o- Jects. ¢ Best Kinship;"’ *‘Reflection and Re- vulsion S. S., 9:30 am. C. E., 6:30 p.m. CONTINUED COLD TONIGHT. Strangers Invited. It TRCLED : Sunday Partly Cloudy and Warmer— CIRCLE OF DIVINE MINISTRY. Navinaionw reas! THE NATL CIRCLE OF DIVINE MINISTRY.— Forecast till 8 p.m. Sunday—For the Dis- : fe cher'a, 1082 Co ee cutee oe ae oo Cree trict of Columbia, Delaware, Maryland and Ra's care for the Blues.” Daily noon meeting | Virginia, fair, continued cold tonight. Sun- at reading room, Wash. Loan and Trust Be cor. F and 9th sts. Public Invited. day partly cloudy and warmer; varlable winds. LUTHERAN. ECE : = Weather conditions and general forecast— CHURCH OF THD REFORMATION. PA, AVE. | The storm in the northeast has practically ae ait intend neil oi -D.. pas- | Gisappeared and the only element of dis- ’ preach at 11 and 7 er services _as usual, ‘Seats free, it | turbance this morning is a low area in the AEE northwest. It appeared during Friday night and is central this morning in Manitoba. Coe, snd eo Thus far it has caused a litle snow in the stor.-Services tomorrow, 11 a.m. Prenching by Rev. J. W. Ort of ¢ upper Mississippi valley. In addition to this S.S.. 9 a.m. Cutechetical class, there was also snow Friday from the upper 4 p.m., and Senior at Mississippi valley and upper lake region PLAC MORTAL, TURCH. eastward to the Atlantic; elsewhere fair tor J. G. Hutler at 11; at & Congressional Tem- | weather was general, githough threatening perance Society, addresses by Representatlv: conditions have again. appeared in the Grout, Litdefield, Pugh and Lloyd and Dr. F. Db. southwest. Bower: = ae Temperatures have fallen in the Atlantic THEOSOPHY. states, Ohio valley and lake regions, and — have risen decidedly from the issiesippl AT 8 P.M. LECTURE BY MAJ. J. A. CLARK. } river to the Rocky mountains. They are, Subject Tyranny of Greed as Told in| however, considerably below the seasonal Eastern Free. pate inviteds Toe average, except in the northwest, and zero temperatures were recorded along Lake Erie this morning. Fair weather {s indicated tonight and Sunday, except in the lower lake region, where it will probably snow, the snow ex- tending into northeastern New York Sun- day. Rain is also indicated on the west gulf coast. tish Rite Hall, 5 380 pan. Ttenlity;* y meeting, 8 p.m. 2S. Dos, readers. CHURCH Gs eo DS oun OF et SCTENTIS: It will continue cold in the Atlantic states hu! and 8 pm. Subject: “Reality tonight, followed by rising temperature _Selwol, 12 m. "Wednesday, 8 p.m Sunday, while in the lower lake region, Ohio valley, the south and southwest it will be generally warmer tonight and Sunday. On the Atlantic coast the winds will be ew and variabie, though mostly south- erly. REFORMED. Records for Twenty-Four Hours. F oe HST. NW. The following were the readings of the sty SCs + Dr. thermometer and barometer at the weather pastor, preaches 11° and all wel- ty-four hours beginning Mareh 16—Four p.m., midnight, suibjee and Where , 22; 2 p.m. Maximum, 0 When , at 4 p.m., March 1 mum, a.m., March 17. Barom March 46—Four p.m., 29.80; & p.m. 2 midnight, 3 Mare noon, Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition-of water at & a.m.: Great Falls—Temperature, 40; condi- tion, 11. Receiving reservoir—Temperatur ); condition at north connection, tion at south conn ic reservoir—Temperature, ; condition fluent gatehouse, 10; effluent gatehou Tide Tab Low tid Tode high tid m. and 9:10 p.m. ian y eeHeUE oUta nice Ss $ Tomorrow—Low tide, 2 . and 4:01 it | pm.; high a.m, and 940 p.m, . NOKIMS OF MORE, MEDIUM BA The Sun and Moon. psyelie power, at Opt s Hall, p.m. Moon rises, Tomorro Oth at. 0. 744 p.m. —Sun rises, 7 a.m. The City Lights. Gas lamps all lighted by 6:48 p.m.; extin- guishing begun at 5:14 a.m. ‘The lighting is begun one hour before the time named. we, “BALLENGER WILL Si SAIC eAame SUBD ISd atuGres Spirals (extn: pesraphical Temple, 425 . st. Rw us of the Times’’ as ful- TL ee fillment of prop Seats tree, “Bring sone ‘Transfers of Real Estate. i L street northwest between 18th and 1th THURCH, 423 . pastor, will speak at 1 Jobn Ruskin, Social Reformer. Prof. clans, 10:15 ‘a.m. All welcome. CHRISTIAN. NT AVENUE CHURCH, F. 1 “Conversion of a Roman Officer, Butler; S. 8., 9:30; € Memorial, J. W Ave NINTH TREE? CHRISTIAN CHURCH, CORN! nv. —Prator B, B. Bagby, 11 p.m. Meetings continued througout the Stercopticon views ard illustrated solos.1t UNIVERSALIST, week; 13TH AND L Sehaick. jr.. pastor.—Serv- . 11 a.m. and p.in. Subject—Morning, Debt uf America to Women" (second ser- mou); evening. “In Connection With the De Willoughby Cisim (Burnett), or What is a Fail- ure®’ “Kindergarten from 11 to 12:30, under a trained teacher, for children too young to attend S Sunday school, 9:45 a.m.; ¥. P. C. U., All welcome. it MEETING. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA HOLINESS ASSO- ciation. -Meeting every Sunda: ee P.m., at 419 10th st. n.w., avd every Fri 7:30 707 Tth st. ww. Rverybody Invited. Oye FRIENDS. MEETING OF THE SOCIRTY OF FIUBNDS AT 18M Est. u.w., at 11 o'clock; Bible class at 12 o'clock. it FRIENDS’ MEETING (ORTHODOX), IST AND ne. Bible school, 9:45 a.m: meeting £04 B, 7:30 p.m.; mid Seek 0 p.m. All are welcome.it NEW CHURCH. CHURCH, 16TH AND CORCORAN The Frank Sewall. at 11 a.m., The Prodigal, lit choo}, 12! STs. pastor, will preach “The Famine in the Bible s We 1D pastor's study, general Bible nesday, at cise; study of Genesis, Strangers welcome. Fridays, 4:30 p.m., Litany and at streets—Jno. T. Crowley et ux. to Luke J. Kearney, east half original lot 4, square $10 (stamps, $3). street northwest (south side) between 18th and 10th streete—Same to same, part lot 21, square 107; $10 (stamps, $3). Delaware avenue northeast between L and M streets—John Savary to Chas. A. and Marilla_G. Capell, part original lot 14, square 712; $10 (stamps, $1). Le Droit Park—John H. Soule, trustee, to Jay C. Howell, lot 16, block 19; $5. Sixth street northwest between H and 1 streets—Chas. W. King to Paulina Rocca, lot 39, square 453; $10 (stamps, £5). Maryland avenue northeast between bth and 7th streets—Selina W. Williams et al. to Ellen A. Bassett, lot 36, square 564; $10 (stamps, $2). Twenty-first street northwest between N and O streets—Patrick:J. Brennan et ux. to Percy Crawford, lot hes square 7; $10,000. Fifteenth and K streets southeast—George E, Emmons et ux. to Geo. W. Montgomery, oe original lot 1, square 1065;.$10 (stamps, Bloomingdale—Ray E. Middaugh et. ux. to John Henderson, jr., lot 59, block 11; $10 (stamps, $5). Columbia Heights—Louis D. Wine et al., trustees, to Lester A. Barr & Franklin T. Sanner, lot 37, block 33; $5,750. Columbia Heights—Wm. H. Smyser et ux. to Eugene G. Jefferys, lot 5, block $25; $10 (stamps, $2). Cliffbourne—Francis G. Newlands et ux. Seon Burke, part lot 15, block 2; Columbia Heights—Benjamin 8. Minor et ux. to Louis F. Abell, part lots 1, 22, 23, 24, block 30; $10 (stamps, $6). Columbia Heights—Louis } F. Abell to Edw. F. Abner, part lots 1, 22, 2 and 24, block 30; $10 (stamps, $2). N_ and Union streets. southwest—Wm. T. . Galliher et al., trustees, to Mary M. Hay- nies, lot 103, square 503; $2,500. No. 033 E street southwest—Sarah E. Harvey et vir. Ignatius F. to Ella 8. Bur- neston, lot 168, square 38T; $10 (stamps, $3). y Unbalanced. William D. Averill, an insurance agent, whose home is in®Philadelphia, was ar- rested yesterday afternoon by Detective Parham and held for his relatives, his pecu- liar actions inducing a suspicion of Insan- ity. He came here Thursday morning and registered at a hotel. He was later re- quired to seek accommodations at another hotel, on account of his conduct. ¥ester- day he returned to the hotel, and Detective Parham arrested him. Miss Madeline Averill, daughter of the unfortunate man, arrived here last night. Before her arrival the police received a message asking them to locate him. She told the police that her father had been under treatment in Philadelphia for mental trouble, and had been discharged from the hospital as cured. This afternoon she returned home, enki him with her. L “APENT A” The Safest and Most Reliable Household Aperient. The RICHNESS of APENTA WATER in natural saline aperients renders it the most valuable and safest laxative and purgative. . ANCIAL. FINANCIAL. FINANCIAL. A Long Sen jas A teacher once required her echolars to give an example of a long sentence. One little boy, in the front row. raised his hand to signify that he was pared with hie answer, so the teacher said: “Well, Jimmie. let us hear your idea of a long sentence.” ‘‘Imprisonment for life,’ said Jimmie. That reminds us of the little girl at codking school, who was required to get up a dinner that would e1 able a poor family to “‘make both ends meet. She prescribed “Ox Tail Sonp and Potted Head, as that was a ca of both ends meeting. It cer- tainly filled the bill. By the way, da Nethersole Me to “SH the Milt in pho" to the fon of either Magistrate Mott or the N. ¥. chief of police, but of course that Is not any business of ours, for we are Brok- ere, and can handle your orders in Grain, Stocks or Cotton, for eash of on margin. “We exnmot ac- ept_ any ‘one per cent. margins—no firm that act- ually executes sour orders on an exchange can ac doesn't, seem to be cept one per cent. business—hut we can accept from 3 to 5 per on Stocks and 2! wheat. Try if you want quick set g free book explains margin trading. Send for it. 24 Congress st.,Boston & Co.1001 Chestnut st,Phila 62 Wall st..New York Union Trust 4n¢ Storage Company OF 1HE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Temporary Offices, Cor. 14th and F Sts. Capital stock, $1,200,000.00. ‘This Cempany ‘8 prepared to undertake all trust business—take chrrge of estates, prepare wills, and act as Executor, Administrator, Trustee, Receiver, Assignee, Commitee of the estate of a minor, aud other kindred sffice. ns made on real estate and other approved securities at current rates of interest. ‘The Company also acts as trustee and register for other corporat-sns. ‘This Company is chartered to do a general stor- ‘age business, and ‘s about to erect suitable bulld- ings for warehouse vurposes, for the storage of goods an} vatuables and for cold storage. OFFICERS. EDWARD J. STELLWAGEN JAMES G. PAYNE. Howard, Crosby GuORGE E. HAMILTON. {74 Vier Pyrat GEORGE E. FLEMING. CHARLES 8, BRADLEY fe6-42tt Secretary ‘Treasurer INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS. ATLANTIC CITY REAL ESTATE. AUCTION SALES. BUSINESS PROPERTY. CHURCH NOTICES.. CITY ITBUS. . COUNTRY REAL ESTATE... EDUCATIONAL. EXCURSIONS. enuboomn dantin 8 ANAS ETUDE AAR RBA YD FOR EXCHANGE FOR RENT (Flats). FOR RENT (Offices) FOR RENT (Rooms). FOR RENT (Stores) FOR SALE (Houses). FOR SALE (Lots) LEGAL NOTICES. LOCAL MENTIC LOST AND FOUND. MANICURE. MARRIAGES, M L.. MONEY W NOTARIES OCEAN TRAVEL Page 1 OFFICIAL Page PERSONAL, Page POTOMAC RIVER BOATS PIANOS AND ORGANS PROPOSALS. RAILROADS MS AND BOARD. AL NOTICES. }URBAN PROPERTY. DERTAKERS WANTED (Agents). WANTED (Beardi WANTED (Flats). Lethe he RES HSE meat > (Houses). ED (Miscellaneous: NTED (Rooms). WANTED (Situations). TER RESORTS | DISCRIMINATION NOT SHOWN. Court of Appeals Decides Case Sent Up From Police Court. The Court of Appeals, in an opinion writ- ten by Mr. Justice Morris, in the case of the District of Columbia, plaintiff in error, against George Hazel, directs the Polic! Court to vacate the motion to quash the in- formation against Hazel and to grant a new trial in the case upon the facts. Hazel, a cabman, occupied a stand at the 6th street depot. He was ordered’ to va- cate the stand, and having refused to do so, was placed under arrest. His attorneys Messrs. D. W. Baker and John C, Gittings moved the Polfce Court to quash the infor- mation, because the police regulation in connection with which the arrest was made discriminated against him in favor of the Pennsylvania rallroad’s cab company. Upon the motion being granted, the District ap- pealed. It is held by the Court of Appeals that the regulation does not show discrimination upon its face, and that the matter is a question of fact to be determined by trial. —__.—__—_. Anniversary Celebration. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the presbytery of Washington city has ar-- ranged to celebrate its twenty-second anni- versary by an all-day session at the First Presbyterian Church Tuesday, the 20th in- stant. The morning session will begin promptly at 1€ o'clock, and a large number of delegates are expected. Officers will be elected and yearly reports rendered. The ladies of the church named will serve luncheon at 1 o'clock. The afternoon session will begin at 2 | o'clock, and after an hour devoted to young people’s work the audience will be addressed’ by speakers from Syria and Japan. ‘Nistas Merhage, a young Syrian girl, in native costume, will address the meeting during the afternoon session. Mrs, John N. Culbertson, president, and Mrs, J. A. Travis will represent the society at the ecumenical council in New York city, April 21 to May 1. SPD Naval Officer} says of Grape-Nuts Food “It is incomparable”’ ooo SOOO “No food that I bave ever used has benefited me Mke Grape-Nats. I have been a sufferer for sev- eral years with stomach trouble and nervousness; used almost everything, but with little effect. Grape-Nuts food has certainly reinvigorated and strengthened me marvelously. = 1s nothing like it; it 1s"incomparable. I writ The National Safe Deposit, Make Your Money Savings and Trust Earn You a Salary Company, 25TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. CORNER OUR SYSTEM OF Capital:One Million Dollars Co-operative Investments | Affords protecti: 2 wish to ayold risk, cellent income to conservative Investor who Pays interest on Jeposits, Rents Saf.s ins'de Krrgiar-proof Vaults. Acts as Administrator, Executor, Trustee, &e. oclt-20d and secures for them an ex GURLEY & JOHNSON, BANKERS AND BROKERS, 1335 F ST., Members New York Stock Exchange. New York Correspondents, Van Emburgh & Atterbury STOCKS, BONDS & LOCAL Securities bought and sold—Cash or Margin. fe7-16tf _‘Tel- phone, 390 snd 490. ALOT AT Cleveland Park Write for fut lars, Chas. B. Hyland & Co., HANGE PLACE, ResTON cived. Tor the on easy te ostiors. im mel- Omice, G10 4th at. EQUITABLE nde VE BUILDING ASSOCIATIO Organized November, 1879. HOW TO PAY FoR PROPERTY IN THE EQUITABLE. this Payment $1,000 is fe8-tf ACCOUNTS MAY MIBCT TO CHECK. HOME SAVINGS BANK, 7th and L Streets. Ml RE THE SIBERIAN The 3 MIRE On principal $ i IVA 39 Total $10 ing Beach atid Tundra of over ene une On each additions! $100—Is $1. PaO NeteRgna agai tne aged S EER nthe market at AND. GUARANTEE 15% ‘On each additional $1,000—Is $10. Interest 1s only charged for the time MONT! “Ok THE FIRST YEAR, money Is used. At any time a borrower After which time, parties wishing to dispose of can return x part of his loan and reduce Stock, company guarantees to redeem same at par. interest and payments, or he can pay a Address loan off in full. Obtaining loans in the Equitable saves interest, and the borrower gradually and surely frees his home and other property from debt. THE SIBERIAN [iIN- ING SYNDICATE, Amount of loans made. Amount of loans settled. 517,400 00 8,238,554 73 “Mate Assnrat pe Doubly Sure. Realty Appraisal and Agency Company. (ncorporated.) TH ST. real estate lowns, Shares are $2.50 monthly. ‘38th issue open for subseription. Further information furnished upon in- quiry at the OFFICE EQUITABLE BUILDING, 1003 F ST. John Jos Edson, President. A. J. Schafhirt, Vice President. Geo. W. Castlear, Second Vice President. Frank P. Reeside, Secretary. mbT-tt Ocean City, Md., ‘The most delightful beach on the Atlantic e $100,000. “Phone 1887, you Capital, M for ¥ IN PROPERTY If terest When Fou. ARE Pau ar loan may be to this for y thoueand dollars per yea THE COLUMBIAN BUILDING porations loan money for BE TO SEE THAT TAXES It is important, T BY A TA ASSOCIATION, employs oe coast. Absolutely free from mosquitoes. me terms us other asso It ts the “plasground” of Washington, | clations, monthly erwise. Shares, $1 per Baltimore and Wbiladelphia’s leading fam | Vp OWN ATTORNEY can prepare the neces- lies. Lots, $100 to $1,000; easy terms. Cot- tages for gale, $1,800 to $2,500, or rent for $150 to $350 for season, furnished. Atlantic Hotel first-class in every par- paners on cur forms RTIFICA e OF TITLE of any District Tithe cepted and furnished FREE time leans, W. WOODWARD, President. S. PARKER, Vice President. ticular; rate, $2 to $4.50 per day. Special W. J. NEWTON, Treasurer excursion tickets, Baltimore to Ocean City fei se $10 h street now j and return (good five days), $3. Apply at = — oftice INGLE DOLLARS ohn F. Waggaman : : John | 8s vse Build Fortunes! The doliar you take to open an ace count with us may be the means of building # fortune! We pay 3% pec cent upon “time™ deposits and 23 per Washington cent on savings accounts, Don't de- Loan & Trust Co., w: aid an account. ae aw Union Savings Bank, 1222 F St. OFFICE COR. 8TH AND F STS. PAID-UP CAPITAL, $1,000,000. Icans in any amount made on approved real estate or collateral at reasonable rates. Ioteresc p-ld upon deposits on monthly bal- ances subje t to check. ‘This company acts as executor, administra- tor, trustee, agent, treasnrer, registrar and in 2 other fiduciery capacities. Boxes for rent in burglar and fireproof ults fer sufe deposit and storage of valuable mhIS-15d ia: = "W. B. Hibbs & Co., BANKERS & BROKERS, Members New York Stock Exchange, 1419 F Street. Correspondents of BURG, THALMANN & ©O., LADES TPT packages, de8-16d ww York. = JOHN JOY EDSON President | “Thos. S. Hopkins. “S G. Hopkins. INO. A. SWOPE. ce President Hopkins & Co., 27-22 WASHINGTON LOAN & TRUST BLDG. Bankers aud Financial Agents. General Banking Business. cond Vice President ‘Treasurer Assistant Treasurer ELLIS SPEAR BRICE THOMAS Real Estate Officer | Invescmen Syl-wden-36t? LETTERS OF CREDIT AND BILLS OF EX- zs CHANGE 0.4 Baring Bros. & Co., London, avall- ‘Transact & «general able jn all irtc of the world. Redmon 9 banking business. EXCHANGE on Hong Kong aud Sbanghal Bank- Receive depostis of In- | ing Corp's, good ior Manila, Honk Kong. Shanghai | dividuals, Banks, ete., and Yokobana cnd everywhere in the far east. K & Cc subject to draft. feO-T8t-14 err O. Interest allowed on de- inci QI and SC posts " Dividends and interest ne y an % BANKERS, collected and remtited:”. | Promptiy loaned oa real estate in District of Co = Act as Fiscal Agent jumbia. 41 WALL STREET, for and negotiate and * Ray wR fesne Joana ef. railroads, Heiskell & McLeran, * street rallways, gas com- | 9c25-8if 1008 F st. a. Members panies, ete. — ritles bongbt and Y¥. Stock Exchange. ‘sold on commission. DEAL IN HIGH-GRADE INVESTMENT SECURITIES. Lists of current offerings sent ou application. CARLEY, ROSEN CARTER &G Bankers cnd Brokers, 20 BROAD ST., NEW YORK. Bonds, Stocks, Cotton, Grain, Provisions. WASHINGTON OFFICE: NO. 1421 PF ST. N.W. Lore PHILADEDPUIA CORRESPONDENTS, ALAM. KERR &, CO. “The West End National Bank, 1415 G STREET. WASHINGTON, D.C. Capital and Surplus, $250,000.00. Acvounts of corporations, firms and individuals solicited. Letters of credit through Brown Bros. & Co. and ESTABLISHED 1s38.— Pewis Sotiesos & Coa., BANKERS, 15 F Streci, Sun Building, Members New York and Washing- ton Stock Money Ioaned cn securit Boston, Philadelpeia, Baltimor Cable tra Foreign exchange. credit. foreign exchange ayallable in all parts of the pcernies nit bois beach kell ail world Issued on den and ar : F.C. ST . President. 2E & SC , JOHN H, Moot President, MOORE & SCHLEY fe2i-m.wiks-20tf SIURAGE NEW_YC MONEY TO LOAR. 4 and 5%. R.W. Walker& Son ESTE : _ fell- 10d 7 J a 1006 Fe N we A THE z i Private RIGGS NATIONAL BANK Rooms OF WASHINGTON, D. C. = $1 to $5 a Month. Capital, $500,000. EXCHANGE ON ENGLAND, IRELAND, FRANCE AND GERMANY. Letters of Credit AVAILABLE IN ALL FOREIGN PARTS. BANK COLLECTIONS. ORDERS FOR INVESTMENTS. STOCKS AND BONDS. apz2-2stt You Can Borrow [loney On your plano or Honsebold Furniture without re- moval from your possession. Any amount from $10 up on long or short time at lowest rates. No trouble, delay or publicity. Coss nothing to make application. Private offices. Security Loan Company, Room 1, Warder bidg.. cor. 9th and F sts. nw. fel5-14tt MONEY TO LOAN. 4% and 5%, ON DIETRICT REAL ESTATE. {BATE OF INTEREST REGULATED BX CHAR- ACTER OF SECURITY. R. O. Holtzman, whS-14tt 10th and F sis. N. F. Wilds & Co., Bond and Steck Brokers, 1331 F St. N. W. We Move Anything.”’ OF Lowest prices. Estimates farnished. aaa Merchants’ Parcel Delivery Company, 929-931 D St. = ’Phone 659. mh14-59a ceva nua i : = i i i : PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION. Barplas......... $111,496.46 + HAS MONEY TO LOAN. No charge tu tre borrower for examination of title. No charge for eppraisement. No charge for recording. No commias‘ons. Loans Absolutely Free of Expense. Settlement of Lalf shares or whole shares at any time and caving the interest on the shares settled. Bu'ding loaas 1ade and interest charged only on the smoun: needed as you go along, and not on the whole loar, until you have drawn it all. ‘These adventager make the loans of the Per- sae petual the cheapest in the city. z ©. G. DUNCANSON, President. wurckest se:tice south of New York. JOHN COOK, Secretary, } cae Office, 506 11th st. desosert | yascuie eh OF men oF fee