Digg 6 THE EVENING STAR PUBIISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS. ‘1101 Pesssylvania Aveuse, corner 11th St. by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, 8. H. KAUFMANN, Pres't. Nev York Office, 28 Potter Bullding, SO Stax is served to eubscribers im the er, of their own account, at 10 cents woe $e. be Copies ‘counter, gente each. By 2 the United States or Canada postace ‘cents per mouth. SaTCRpaT QUADRUPLE Suurz StaB $1.00 per yeart With foreien powtare added, $3.00. = Futered at the Post Office at Washington, D.C., as second-class mail matter} f97 Ali snail subscriptions must be paid in advance, Rates of advertisine : week Che Foening Star. WASHINGTON. D.C. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3. 1891 Vo. 79, No 20,068. TWO CENTS. SPECIAL NOTICES. => fills 1y 0 THANK MY FRIENDS AND E patronage and 3S GW erst & Go. tine ‘went wraden ot “‘UCw running in front of the BARNES & WEAVER, oo Fst ow. ©. A. MUDDIMAN. O14 12th st. LUTION OF The partusrsiip heretofore exist ame of Hoos, Bro. & Co. is this day A. Hooe and P. 11. slooe retir- i Al! Persons ‘class against the late firm ‘will prevent them to him for paywent and all Ae due the wate Mirus are payable to Luu. KA. HOOE, 3B Nata aS wit October 1, 1891. Bee * © Townes, FURNITURE 4 SPECIALTY. ‘My reasons ‘or claiming a portion of public patronage: My stock is purchased for cash. ‘My expenses inuch less than larger competitors’. No leaders or baits at cost, and doubie profits on ether goods. No goods misrepresented. I rely on fair dealing and low prices for success. H. 0. TOW.#8, 8029-1 1007 Penn. ave. nw. THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE Unio Independent Stone Masons’ Society, ‘their frst meet ‘and Ht 3 octet GADRIFLE ANTONELLE, Treas, —_* 2, S1S.su, €15 AND $18. The above prices represent the best values in Overcoats we Lave ever offered. The style, ft and fi the above are in keeping with our general stock, and that 1 only to be compared With the best custom: tailors. Should you wish an Overcoat at a movierate price with the Mt, style and Suish equal to the finer grades here ts your chance. GEORGE SPRANSY, One price Clothier, cel 404 7th st. mow. s—> fib CAST VAGES OF THE CENTURY Bo itticnaty are te be isued cary ais montie _Moure: Se Sp oct-at Be Oe BEANCK MYATT Has REWovED a lus office from WO K st’ to 102 14th st, or commer of le Be “There tea dein the aguire AN OPFORTONITY. We have for sile forty-one acres of beautirul ground in the District of Columer, er as ime Jane brick outbuildings. extended will run ‘lis ground and when done Te worth <=> HUDSON & STRIEBY,>, ‘GENERAL PAINTERS AND DECORATORS, Removed to 08 147TH ST. NEAR COR. F N.W. ty14-3m Bo AEE Miss scen sexvice You can vend orders to our stores, 1200 F st. n.w. and 1116 Connecticut ave., for Groceries, &e., by the Mutual District Messeusers from any one of the com- Pany’s offices om call boxes free of charge. 20m __ GEO. E. KENNEDY & SONS. MeCLARY'S RIDING HOOL NOW s— GupING SCHOOL ¥ 1166 1th sé. nw. Special attention given tv ladies and ebildren.20-1w* Bq ALL Is GOLD THAT GLITTERS, AND NOT ALL WATCHES ARE TIMEPIECES. Every Watci I sell isaccompanted with ‘a written tinue certificate and guarantee. No Wateu sold out of my stores unless Previously been timed and compared with the U. S. Observatory time and found to be perfect 1 AL SALTZSTSi*, JR, HEADQUARTERS FOR ANEICAN WATOHES, oe he Branch: Cor. Main aud Granby sts., Norfolk, Va. 4 DR. CHAS. DiLD ce" “tients and the public he bas 1 Lith stm wey where Be will tistry iu all te Lranchea, sori - AVE YOUR FURNACES, LATROBES | Set eee tos ya ". Set to heat two: $30. B it two stories, $2: S patterne of Latrolee tm stock’ frase to el — Furnaces, Tim Roofing, esa thy. pen ever unt & JOHN MORAN, Fa ave. o.w. _(Telephone 984 1 AM NOW ATTE: MY cE ‘daily vexcept Sundsys) frou 9.m.to5 p.m 3 WILETAMS DONNALLY: Dem _3931-6m isi Pot. >t IMPORTING TAILOR, 1111 Pa. ave. Fall and Winter Novelties received. _ aplé T. B. Towser & Sox, DEY GOODS DEALERS, 116 Th oe (40 yards Unbleached Cotton. So. yards Shurting Calico, 3c. nue: Suiting. 1% yards wide Liuen, beecied and unblesched. from 20c. up. '< Henrietta, all wool, from #0c. to @1. 4 Heanetta, Sty ioe and Shades of Dress jains in all «rades. Suite and Knee Pants. S Seboo! Baga, wit cht Shirts, SOc. gente Euironde ool-tace Cass

1050 91H ST.N.W., NICELY FURNISHED ‘second-story front room, in private fam! suitable for one or two gentlemen; terms reasons! Feferences required. E => O WARFIESershant Talo, Corner Sth and G ats. n.. ‘TWO SPECIALS TODAY. Fine Imported Diagonal Cost and Vest to order, in Bisck and Biue, at 825. Tailored in s first-class ‘manner and fit guaran- teed. Fine English ‘Striped Trouserings in the staple Black-and- White line stripes of various widths, Never made up under $10. I shall make them up for $8 and fit you as you have never been fitted. A word to you very dressy men. The season's “Novelty” is the Fine Scotch Suitings, some- what similar to the old “Knickerbocker” Suit- ings, in such colorings as Old Wine, Medium Brown, Popper-and-Salt and other staple shades Suits to order from these are but $35and $38. ‘York swell tailors wet $50 end $60 for them. G. WARFIELD SIMPSON, “Expert in Trousers," 1t Corner 9th and G sts. n.w. OFFICE OF THE COLUMBIA PHONO- ‘wraps Company, Washington, D. C., Octo- Samual meeting of the stockliolders ber 3, 1891. — 2 of this company for the election of directors, to receive the annual and for such other business as may Properly be brought before it will be held at the of ca MONDAY, Ontober it 1801, ats pu on MONDAY, Oct ih Stock ftransier books wilt be closed from October 13 “ity order of the board of directors. EDWARD D. EASTON, President. (03,6, 108 16-4 fice The weather is likely to be fair till Monday; Re ens Sar mmers southerly winds. ONE OF TWO REASONS ‘Why you pay $1.40for Lumber you can buy of usat $1.15. Either your credit is poor or you are not posted. You have not read the newspapers. The dif- ference is 20 per cent, and in time will land any man im the poor house. ‘MILL WORK, LUMBER, HARDWARE, Libbey, Bit & Miller, (Oth st. and New lork ave. a. And aué-3m ith and O sts. s. @. THE LAST PAGES OF THE CENTURY ‘Dictionary are to be issued early this month. ‘Office: 1323 G st. Hours: Sto 5 pam. ocl-3t ‘Cone a I DELIVERY. c= Teiht sind ensure, ure inducements T offer that you cannot afford to ignore. Thandie only the best Products of the most celebrated mines in the country, selected ly for familly use. If youdou't know fhe kind of coal you want drop nue postal and f will inspect your heating apparatus and advise you what coal will be satistactory. Splint and cannei coal for cool mornings and early event J, MAURY BOVE. Matn office, “ist and I sts. n.w. ; branches, 1208 H, 1620 M st. n.w.; wharf, foot of F and @ sts. nw. 5-30, Bae DE FS MGOUIRE HAS RETURNED TO ‘the ‘city’ and removed his office aud rest 16th st, 3 the country to select frou. Can furnish Gar reenlcuees. "It will pay vou te eannsine afore soe ty residences. It Wi fo dering soir you i C. LEWIS, so00-4t* Builders’ Exchange, LSth st. above G st. Ba PUL DERS, EXCHANGE BUILDING, i st. Letween G and Hn. w. “ARE YOU IN IT?” If not you are missing a golden opportunity to advance your business interests. ‘Only a few more desirable office rooms for rent; free heat; electric light or as. ‘Cai} and inspect our’ THOS. J. KING, 2030-1w* President B. E. Improvement Co. EE All-wool Black Cheviot Suits, cutsway, ‘sack or square-cut coats, for $7.20. WM. GARNER, ‘The People’s Clothier, s015-Sm 1026 7th st. n.w. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFSICE OF Tuk COMPIROLLER OF THE CURKENCY. WASHINGTON, SxrraMiien 267m, 1801, Whereas. by satisfactory. evidence prevented to the undersiqued, ft hae Ween wads to apycer that THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON SITY." mm tne CITY OF WASHING ION, in the County of WASHINGTON, apd DISTRICT OF CO- LUMBLAT nas complied wits all the provisions of the "Act of Congress to enable National ‘associat tious iG extent their corjrate egitence and for ether Purpoves.” appros eas ‘Now theretore 1, EDWAl KD 8. LACEY, Comptroller , do hereby that “THE CITI. SENS NATIONAL BANK 8) FY WASHINGTON CITY." in the CLTY OF WASHINGTON LEMMAS fe ‘specified in iis amended articles of association, Btiaely nti clone of tusinges on OCTOBER'S 1O1T: wheroot witness “and soa office tits GOTH day of SEPTEMBER, 1501" (sear) E. 8. LACEY, x of the Curfency. ARREABAGES OF TAXES. je have had | placed Im UT banda for sale considerable amount of drawback certificates. recery: Stlein payment of arrears of wenerel taxes due the D.C covernmuent, which we cap sell at n discount. 13 JONSON & CO. kere, wim ‘bun building, 131) F st. Ss wav rx, GEDNEY & ROBERTS, MAKERS OF INVITATIONS, 07 10TH ST., NEAR GAS OFFIOR ool Telephone, 480. Main office: Southwest corner 10% tg A a wGaiied fore detvered.” _sal-tmm_ ‘OF ASSIONMENT. ot te Geese, sae pea at Rea eeas ees mes SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. Washington News and Gossip THE NEW YORK SITUATION. UNION MISSION, a Sno og ‘baicony coneests ve service, ‘meetinns 2m 730 p.m. Bunday “prin, tah Geo, Ailton. own evangelist." who has been on the Pacific coast Curing the past year and returns therein afew days, Will speak trom the wospel waron at Market 6:30 p.m., and at the mission at 8 p.1u. iawion eetings aa usa” Gospel wasn U:B0." Everybody wel- > es Of tonne Lae n of Fotoniue Lode, No. 5 will Ue heldat Masonic fail, Georyatown, D. 6.. On MONDAY, Cctober 5, a: 7:0'p. m. Grand visitation. erriaily invited to THOMAS, Becy. oc" o'clock, fork: lecéee. "An invitation is exieuded toil Master Marone to, nt. By order of the W. AM. v: HAMILTON BMELH, Secretary eS yoe EVENING, the 5 ant, at 7 Ai 5th instant, at and TUESDAY, October 5and 6; day abd evening seasions. Union communion service, 10 a, mM Gay, Conducted Uy Ray. S./M: Newanan, ‘liey- ‘Todd and Rev. FD. "Power. “President's ad . th. Good ‘Teniplar's inass mice! ns, 72) 70 nx, addre- A.B: Wilson, Dover, Del. ; recitation, Prof. 8, Ford. “Admission free." All cordially welcome. 1¢ SNEW YORK REPUBLICAN ASSOCTA- ‘tion.—New York Republicans, resident in jashington, Whether members or not, ‘are requested to call at the howd = 3 rs ters of — — 1505 F Sud register Uist naincs and atdresses Beliuquent dues of uienibers have been romitted and membership can be renewed on payment of #1. By order of i A. M. CLAPP, President. Be Pray STUDENTS, ATTENTION. Standard medical books delivered, without delay. Small monthly pay- ments, ae Address P. 0. Box 300. Kee Lorine LORE BY “MERTZ.” October 3, 1891. We fully appreciate there is an intense satisfaction in wearing well-cut garments, ‘.¢., xarments that xive the wearer an in- dividuality. We have the reputation of producing just such garments, Apropos those 825 Suits of Black or Blue Cheviots, they are exceedingly good values. MEBTZ AND COMPANY, Tailors, oc8, 514 Lith at. nw. a IDENTIFIED MYSELF WiTH Messrs. R. HABRIS & CO.. Di porters and Jewelers, cor. ith and B ste. nw. Ite. spectfully solicit the patronaxe trie! Patrous. MOKGAN PLIGG. edie 3 INGTON, D.C, OOT-1, 1 tired ‘from the pomznission Merchant: a ave. All uccounts due us will b> jected by the new firm, wio are authorized to receipt for same. We have noHalilities, With iuany thanks {of the wenerous patronaxe wo bave reccived durin * past twelve years, suliciting a continuance of U same for the wow ims. ‘ALBIN PRICE, The undersigned have tuis day formed a copartner- ship under the same firm name and wii continue the ‘business a8 heretofore At 033 Louisiana ave., where We Will be pleased to-serve the trade, SSE oc2-2t* JAMES POSEY. CHORALSOCIETY,—FIKST KEHEARSAL, = TUESDAY, October J c Church, 13th and L sts. new. 7 x tions for ‘membership should’ be ad Society, 1110 F st, n.w. KINDERGARTEN KMAL TRAINING hoo] open October 1. overuber I. ‘At 1918 Sunderland place, = SPECIAL NOTIC! ALL WHO WISH Se upholsteriny, drapery hwncing, carpets St and Taid, wood tuisuing and repairing mattresses and. Shade makins wiil and to their interest. to siverus & call, * Tinmediate attention given to ‘sil wao wil: favor ‘US With their patronage. Best of references furnished as to Workuensia) ALE. RENNEDY & CU., 3833, ed ave. n.w., 614 N st. o.w., S17 B st ne. WEST STREET PRESBYTERIAN ‘Church, Pat. between. Bist an: ‘pastor, Kiev. Frank &. every Sabbath. ‘Stranvers always welcome. 1t TRE SUNDAY esday oven:ne 0 at 100 He ate n.w Buttock, nditions;” clase ‘instruction’ in health PW. P. and NINA VERA HUGHES. ELDER A. HALE OF BOSTdS preach (D. oo rain, Vi Prue of the Redeemed, ' iD BAPTIST CHURCH, 3D Si Bishop Johnson, D. D., past Your Own Conditio: VERMONT AVE. CHRISTIAN CHURCH. : Sunday sclool, 0:30; Christian Endes . All cordially invited STREET BAPTIST ‘Church, cor. 1th and T Walter H. Broke, D.D., past ‘n.ui., serinon by’ the pastor; 3 j).m., sermon anon by the pastor. Grand rail g—>SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH, LST. BET, 10th and 17th sts. nw., Kev, 30 Sunday school. itizing after preach: Hpuoite are iuvited. 1 Tuneral serion by ENGLISH LUTHEMA. - 11th and H sts. monary, offerinisin, the mornin. ee Land at Iam. and eoting at .8.m. Communion after i LUTHERAN Cit ‘HiMl, 2a st. an Farson, pastor. —Ci tion at 1a. m. at 9:30. Seats free. g=>MUUNT VERNON PLACE ME. CHURCH corner sth’ and K pastor, —Services ‘11 a. ‘Christian Endeavor, Wednesday evening. The wacra- service. Strangers cordially 1a- ON CAPITOL mission collec. Sunday seugoi ry 1 inent at the morning @=>FOURTH STREET ME. CHURCH.—i1 " i Preaching by the re earnestly invited to attend these nce Society Wil exercises consisting Of ail: ‘Gmith ot Metropeiian Bayt ssoteme ~ Green Clay Smnith of Metropol ptist : Solem, ing Uy’ the society, siznine the pledge abd distriba fion of anniversary cards. The Loys and ihinyiou are invited to be present. STEELTEA xelusi ‘HL. McQUEEN,. KINTEK AND PUBLISHER, 1165-1116 E at, pew. ee & cart, MEN'S FURNISHING SHOP, G21 F street. Cravats, Collars and Wristiets from London. Can now be seen, BAIRD & GALT, 002-8 921 F street n.w. Ke * 8 supp s bro, GAS FIXTURES, PLUMBING AND HEATING. oct-te 432 9TH ST. N.W. by mutual cousent, W. W. Danenhower, jr... having purchased John Furnsworth’s iuter.st in'said busines and assuming all labilities of said rin. (signed) WM. W. DANLNHOWER, Jr, (Siiened) JOHN FARNSWORTH, Having purchased the iuigrest of Mr. Farnsworth in the Srusof Daneuhowever & Co. I will coutnue toe sane. with thaths €0. our old friends and customers Wig uave patronized us 20 Huerally the pust x yeu End trusting thet they will Bud ito. their inters continue the sae. : ‘Traditig es DARNERHOWEI Wi as DANESHOWEL & © 402 H at... ALL, PERSONS WAVING CCAM against the estate of Joseph ¥. Bi r ceused, are hereby Warned to preseut thé same, with ‘by law be excluded trom ail Lenetits of the said estate. All persons iudevted to ‘he suid estate are notified to, er accounts: ee the a or they ISAAC BIRCH, asontnaaa se26-sktudw 3034 M ot ONION soni C., Sept, 29. 1801. ‘A CAUTION, = particuleniy Patents 2 sf xenluine parts are Used, and only the ‘most r sblotharwes i any, are tmade, ceive sumaiate mey26-t,th.8, 2 MESSES. WHITE, HENTZ & CQ. | ee ie dealers in, wines abd liquors, 2252 sod 274 Nort shi atrect, Pulladeipiiny Pe. deste. to bo authorized representettve ia eon an Battie Store state the Geetha Can Ih ek eligsea: Des Rotice will be given of the ‘aprointinent “of another Fergvecatative ate ‘ce hor appointed. All" ordere fad remittans aud tuture accounts must seut direct to Philadeiphias prey et ONE'S SALE OF ENTIRE CON- TENTS OF THE BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE OF WM. H. LEPLEY, 1108 @ ST. H.W. Acomplete stock of PRAYER BOOKS, CHURCH ARTICLES, RELIG- 10U8 BOOKS, STATIONERY, SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERS’ SUNDRIES FOR SALE AT RETAIL FOR COST PRICE. ‘1 W. SOHOM, Assignee, . 1108 Got. nw. ;RAND ARMY HALL, every Sunday. 1Oa.m. ; lecture, . Brigham of the 1412 Peunsy! commencing October 4. Ji a.m.. 7:30 p.m. Now York Society will occupy our piatform for Octo- Mrs. Brighan is one of the very best of the in- speakers on the American platform, and aud beauties of spiritualism will be clearly and Ten-cent door coll CHKIST 18 COM. iuspe Monumental building, 133 NG. ARE YOU READY? Sunday at 11 am. SERVICE IN HONOR OF Hamline M. E. wunday) at Jp. an., Under aus stian ‘Temperance Union. interesting prowrant, with Lrie! addresses xiving testi the be utitul life and character of one of the 's most efficient workers. Come early to secure Everybody welcome. Church tomorrow pices of the Woman's day evening gospel Finch Lodge in c! BAUGH HALL, 1630 14TH ST. N.W., Le open at 2 p.in. TOMORROW for thio ‘committees frou the various tempera ence for the crusade axainst cality. Several churcbes will are cordially invited to be Goud speakers will address msed saloon?’ A mass meeting of all the il be he!d in the C Addresses will be made . D. Fower, Judge Kinball and lev. ison of Delaware. All are invited. oft Iciends of temperance ‘THE CORNER STONE OF THE NEW North Capitol M. remouy on WEDN. ‘o'clock. "All friends of Ses 1 BOT sor Many a beautiful picture ts ruined by a poor *‘sitting.” Pos- ing the figure for a picture, to secure the most artistic result as Well as strikingly realistic re- sembiance,isan art acquired only by constant study and long expe- I give my personal atten- tion to all “‘sittings” and guar antee the most artistic resulta, GEO. PRINCE, Artist Photographer, Cor. 11th and Pa, ave. n.w. fae T. KEEN, HANDSOME 0! NDSOME, COUNTRY RESIDENCE J offer. ot peivase site my eee, st ton ae ae 4 y scree of lund: centrally located Va., having a frontage SCHUYLER DURYEE, GURLEY MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN Church, Le Droit Park, Florida ave. and 7th st.) hing at 1] a.m. by tue pastor, Rev. William 8. Miller, Sabbath scioo:, 3 p.m, Special rallying day exercises. Christian Endeavor Society, 6:45, le of Christian Endeavor Society, 7:30 D-u Bev: Dr. Kania of Moward University ~H. B. Smith, president wor Union. Midweek service Thursday, 7:0 p.m. it M. E, CHURCH, 9TH AND tov. E, S Todd. B.D.s pastor — communion Séryice, 11 cl m. Fe 4 GRAND RALLY aT SA ‘Church, Champiain ave. a. Coluuntie roud, to raiee nsoney to aasat in the churel Hing at LL otclock by Ke and fee Or ke Chump at pom ev. J. A: ev Lee sit Spe, Kev. Eaward the ‘Musto by the Vermont Avenue Come and help usin our stras- corner oth and I sts. n.w.. Rev. Geo. com: Preaching by the Santor: gn "Jews: Guastions preaching by the ‘on. **Jemus’ Quest Mother at Twelve and Uhirty-* his is the frst of series of Sermuone on questions asked or answered DY Seog Tigureday. Go pan. the widweek prayer iusetiing. “Everzboay invited ind welcomed to all the services, <@=>THE TABERNACLE (CONGREGA- ix tional), 9th near B st. s. w., Rev. G. J. doues, Ph.D... pastor, —Services tomorrow: 11 ception of new members and communion ; 7: lecture, with stereopticon views. Music in Prof. Henry 8, Chase. Seats free. 30 a.m. ; Foune, men's “aight; prayer und. pralae ‘service, Pastor Nex Swein nod family are st home Friday afternoons and evenings in the parson: axe, 738 4th ats eee i WESLEY CHAPEL, COR. 5TH AND F ‘Rev. wilson, ‘pastor Rat sts. . - LL. B. tind ‘proughing’ by” the pastor at 70° p.as Ft . 700 p-ta. eotlug evening. me it Bee CHURCH OF (OUR FATHER (UST ‘Yersaiint), 13th and Lets. 1... Prof. Whitcomb, pzstor. Morning memorial day services, eupect: Hemernbrance ofthe Departed” evening, “How fo Test Christianity.” Sunday sclicol at 0 a.m,” All welcome. a @—=NEW CHURCH.—THE REV. FRANK Sewall will preach at the Charch of the upont circle, at I1'a.in- op ewus, the fhe holy coimmunion will follow: Choral ‘e¥ensons at 5 pi. All souts free. i McKENDKEE CHUXCH, MASS. AVE. ‘between. Sth snd 10th sts, n.w.—Preech- Inc y the pastor, Rev. L. I. Widerman; D.D., Twn. ana 7:30 prm.. Epworth Leacue at a. Sun: ky school, ¥:90 arin. The public cordially invited. It 2 NINTH STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH, cor, th and D sts. u.c.—A. L. Moore of ichinond, Va., will preach a.m., and E. B. Bagvy at 7:30 pm. Christian endeavor ineeting at 6:15p.m. it ST. MARK’S LUTHERAN CHURCH, O and 12th sts. s.w., Kev. W. H. Gotwald, jp Sunday school 080 ams preach ‘em: und 7:30 pan. ; Luther i ree, aa ANDRE E. CHURCH, 14TH azsd Corcoran a . J.B. Perry, rector. Services 7:30 and im. and 7:50) Holy munion, 11a.m. ; Sunday scnool, 9:30 a.m, Sittings free except at 11 o'clock service. Musical director, Mr, Herndon Morseil. It ui. ‘com: ors, 230 p teste fi sclass in the liteof Christ: Tueeday, 7:30 p. Lic Bibie class,an addrese by Pros. J. Bs. Simpsow: sat- urday, $p.tn., meeting of Band of Hope. Begining with the third Sunday in October the pastor ‘will Potch series of serinons on the book of Revelation. Ouareinvited: Beats tree. ty ETROPOLITAN PRESBYTERIAN ureh dtivand Ba.e., Rev. John Chester Preaching by tive pastor tomorrow at ning discourse will on the “Bible Sut fect for tomorrow, cventag: “How and. Wien the ibjevras Watton.” WHOG, C, fe Toenday ;onsre: 3 2d an Fector, — Services tomorro fo) lorning prayer at 9:30. iy communion and sermon at 11.” Evening prayer at 4:30. Vested choir. "Strangers cordially invited. It URTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 9TK = - bet, Gand H sta. b. 2. T Kelis, pastor — : Her J ivbath school, 0:30.a.'m.. Preaching Zn Gosia service 7 30. an.” Young peovie's 7:3 pam. im Prayer meeting, Tuesday, ‘Church prayer Mueeting, Thurs . re Saliservicen wy? OP bards Ta Beh, PACES CHURCH, OD ST Weak Wasiineton circle, liev. Alfred Harding, Fector.—All seats tree. Holy com:uunion st 7:30 a, Litany, “holy commmpion and sermon at 11 a.m. ‘Choral'even song at 730 p.m. it GRACE REFORMED CHUKOH, ISTHST. bet, Ri. ave. and P st.—Holy communion tomorrow at 11 ain.” Sermon by Hey, "8. Z- Beans D.D., of Bedford county, Pa, inary Service ‘at 7:30. ty Be CA VARY BAPTIST CHURCH, COR #TH and H sts.n. w.. Hev.Samue! H. Greene, pas- tor. Sunday. school, 0:0 a. im. treaching 11 sm, and 7:00 p.m. by the pastor. Ha \\ atter even Perit ee anare Seana 11 a.m. and ‘E, CHURCH, ‘hing at 11 a.m. 30 Pe m. ‘dy the Rev. J. H. M. Lowon. Sunday school at 9:50 a.m. Epworth League meeting at 7 p.m. All welcome. 2 fe WAUGH ME CHURCH, 3D AND AsTS. n.¢., Rev. Alex. E: Gibson, vice. 11 a.m, Breachin ti, 7:30p.mn.- Prayer meeting Thursday, worth League fridays an. toall theservices.* | METROPOLITAN ZION CHURCH, D 8 | v.K. H. G. Dyson, D.D., pastor. ing 11 a.m, by Bishop Lomax, D.D., of N. by Dr. J.C. Ciimton of 8.'C.. toliowed by iment, of the, Lord's ‘Supper; 7:50 pm. by D.D., of N.C. at" ‘Re. Harris supper. Love feast, :30 p.m. ev. H. K. Naylor, D.D., presiding elder. The will'also preach Monday evening at 7:30. Revival services every evening during the coming week. We are weak ; come and Lelp us. 1° qa METROPOLITAN ME. CHURCH, O08. ‘434 and C sts, n.w.—Preaching toiorrow ‘@. m1, aid 7:30 p.m. by the pastor, Rev.G. H. "Sabbath school” at. O: at 6:0 p.m. All cordially invited. @= METHODIST PROTESTAN TR | eke between Mand N sts. 2. Hey: ‘Graham, pastor.—11_ a.u.. holy communi Piven orig ey ee EASTERN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, "Sth st. bet. F and G n.e. Re Cornelius, ‘Preaching at Li’ ami. and 7:50 p.m, a, ¥.P-8.0.E., 6:30 p.m. Ie “gee THE PEOPLE'S CHURCH, | NON-SEC- Se eae lS: AOS hunister, will hold its first public service Academy of Music, cpr, tt aut bate “Bunday. Octo at 1 am ‘Subject: “The People's Church: Tes Keason for Bring.” Orchestral muste under divec: Hon of Prof. Berusys and concvogational “ining led by Prof. Stockton.” ‘The public cordially imviteds 1 Se TETERNTE STUEET LE QHUTCH, siar—1i ae eection sald eoununion sess: or 11, a.m, vert ‘coinmunion service: B30 p.m., **A Preacher's Peril.” Sabbath schools 0:30 ‘Leawte, 6:45) i = ““PHE SCIENCE AND ART OF MAN- ee aa Sieeeaiaspe ici eld a fe Fat 6 1408 iNoow tore crowd in Gymnasium all, “Ail inet in ing in the upper chapel at 5 o das. the students, amg eA Services 11 a, im.” aiid 7550p. ie meetmz, 7:30 p.m. Thursday. E fin: Sunday. Sérangers invited. ie LANGDON PARK CHAPEL —SUNDAY, Preaching at 11 @m. by Rev. Sun lay echoal 3 and Zope ees Senay SBS pm Sod peebenipe ‘Mass. Oe fess ae eee we San and 7:30 pu. In the evening seats tree, iter and responses chanted. it ra as See ert ‘meeting We MEMORIAL On UBCH. by Qe UNION M, B CHURCH, 20TH ST_N.W., ‘TIONAL Republicans Said to Be More Than Usually Hopi fal of Succesa Reports from New York indicate that the re- publicans are very much more hopeful of suc- cess in that state this fall than they situation is very Index to Advertisements, ADVERTISING. if usually are. much mixed for the democrats tleman from Brookiyn who is familiar with the Political affairs of the state from « business man's standpoint said toa Stam reporter today that he was confident that Mr. Fassett would He said that be would himself vote against Fassett if be thought Fassett were merely a tool of BUSINESS CHANCES. CHIROPODIST:! itt ries Platts, end FAMILY SUPPLIES., FOR LEASE... Suvnnesunssstoucsiwe would feel the same way, were convinced that independent and self-reliant man who would not let Platt run bim and that the republican Party would get many votes this fall which would be lost to them if an Mr. Fassett was an FOR RENT (Stables).. FOR RENT (Houses) FOR RENT (Stores) FOR SALE (Horses FOR SALE (Houses). FOR SALE (Lots)... FOR SALE (Miscelt FOR BALE (Pianow. LADIES’ GOODS. LEGAL NOTICES. LOCAL MENTION. LOST AND FOUND. Stan's informant said, trying to make it appear that Mr. Fassett is the creature of Platt, but there is almost as much prejudice against bossism there is against bossism by Platt, and there is to believe that ' Flower will be controlled by Tammany than there is be bossed by very much mixed for the democrats. The Kings county democrac; holds the balance of elect or defeat the “the democrats a: ‘Tammany as more reason TiC iy BOCVYEWTE SH Rasueeesanneue Uranus ower, and their vote mocratic candidate. Was the vote there which elected Cleveland and the vote there defeated him when he ran again. At this time. while MeLaughiin and Chapin are supporting the democratic nominee, there is no disguising the fact that they are dis sppointed aud thas their support is merely per- by MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN. NEW PUBLICATIONS. NOTARIES PUBLIC., OCEAN STEAMERS .. POTOMAC RIVER BOA‘ PIANOS AND ORGANS ry. They do not go into it with the earnestness and enthusiasm necessary to bring out the Yotes of their followers and to make them true to the ticket through thick and thin. chances are that the democratic vote will fall off right there, and I think that the re- are pretty sure of rge number of | the inde ee CRETE TETES TET TT ndent republicans ting Fassett, though they dislike Plattism and would not vote the re- ublican ticket if they were not convinced that ‘att was not bossing this election.” WANTED (Miscellaneous), MUST GO BACK TO CHINA, Minister Pauncefote’s Application for Chong Sam's Pardon Denied. The case of Chong Sam, « Chinaman who en- tered the United States from Canada and who was ordered deported to China,has been finally disposed of. Sir Julian British minister, Govenxarext Rrcezrts Topay.—Interndl reve- nue, $574,903; customs, $416,225. Pexstox Paywexrs.—The Treasury Depart- ‘ment has paid out 4,700,000 on account of pen- sions so far this a Tux U. 8. 8. Sax Francisco arrived yester- day at Callao, Peru, on her way back to Val- Paraiso. She was intercepted at Paita on her Pauncefote, the interested himself in the ground that the man bad » domiciliary residence in Canada and should therefore be allowed to return to Canada, and in order to accomplish that pur- pose he urged that the President grant # pardon to the Chinaman. * On September 29 the President instructed the Secretary of State to inform Sir Julian “that if this were a single case it would give this government great pleasure to show its con- sideration by complying with his request, but there is involved in this case, in my opinion, the whole question of enforcement of our exclusion acts. Chinamen can land in Canada and suffer no other penalty for crossing our line than that of being returned to Canada, from whence they may again repeat their attempt to enter our territory, our law becomes practically a dead T have therefor directed the Secretary of the Treasury to send this man back to China. It is probable that the question of whether it is right under our law can be decided by au plication for a writ of habeas corpus in of this man.” Under date of October 1 the Secretary of the ‘Treasury wrote to the Secretary of State that “the President has concurred in the opinion heretofore rendered by the Attorney General to the effect that there is nothing in the corre- spondence indicating that Chong Sam is a sub- ject of ber Britannic majesty, nor is there any pretense of a Monz Caxpmares.—Among the candidates for the democratic position on the interstate commerce commission is Mr. E. L. Russell of Mobile, Ala., solicitor of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company. Svccessrct PaorEsts.—As a result of vigor- ous protests Secretary Foster has suspended the recent order requiring the production of consular invoices on importations of gold and silver coins and bars. the success and Iscngase 1x Crncuatiox.—It is officially stated at the Treasury Department that there has been @n increase of $24,550,903 in circu- lation during the month of September. r capita October 1 was £23.75, an cents per head since July 1. No Onpens Yer Issvzp.—Commodore Ram- say said toa Stam reporter this morning that no orders had yet been issued for the Boston or the Atlanta to be sent to Chili or anywhere else. Orders had been issued to hurry up the repairs on thoss vessels, but no destination has yet been fixed upon. ‘Tax Tarnp Paraext ox THE MassacHUserrs. The Secretary of the Navy has directed that the Cramp Ship-building Company be paid the sum of $91,890, this being one the contract price for the baitle ship No. 2, the Massachusetts. This is the third payment and the vessel is therefore one-tenth completed. prescribing the credentials essential for Chinese persons other than laborers, who seck admission into the United States, and that therefore the execution of the deportation order should be no longer delayed. The Presiden: also directs that the prisoner should be advised of and afforded an opportun- ity to present the question before the courts by habeas corpus proceedings, if such be deemed Instructions have today been sent to the col- t Port Huron in accordance attorney for the Finst Parwexts or Svoan Bouxry.—The | $v Gochion tac first payments of bounty under the law giving a bounty of 2 cente per pound on sugar pro- duced in the United States were made at the Department yesterday. They were vor of the Chino Valley Sugar Com- | lector of custom: PILLAGED FOR YEARS Systematic Robbery of a Kingston, N. Y., Bank Discovered. Tt 1S FORCED 10 CLOSE ITS DOORS Criticisms of Mr. Gladstone's New- castle Speech. LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPR FOR TWENTY YEARS, ‘The Ulster County (N. ¥.) Savings Institution Compelied to Close Ite Doors, Krxestox, N. ¥., Oct. 3.—The Ulster County Savings Institution has closed its doors and is in ebarge of Beak Superintendent Charles M. Preston. Expert examiners have been at work since Tuesday and have found already that the enormous sum of €465,000 has been stolen by Treasurer Ostrander and Matthew T. ‘Trump- dour, asaistant treasurer, and it i feared that the stealings will reach over thatamount. AS midnight Superintendent Preston swore to « complaint charging Trumpbour with perjury in swearing to jaise statements contained in the July report of the bank to the banking de- partment, and Trumpbour was arrested at hie house by Chief of Police Hood. He had nie clothes all packed up and was preparing to flee from town. He was locked up in jail Ostrander was arrested about two weeks ago for embezzling £75,000 and was under bonds of $20,000, and bis bondsmen last night turned him over to Shera Dull, and he was alec locked, up in jail. When Ostrander was arrested there Was a great ran on the bank for three days, but the other banks came to the rescue of the Ulster County Savings Institution, and the &@ statement showing that there plus of $247,000. The statement, being signed by such weil-kuown men as Judge Alton Bb. Parker, Gen. Goo. H. Sharpe, Judge Wm. 8. Keuyon, Postmaster Noah Wol Joba W. Searing’ of the Kingston Leader other reputable citizens had a reassuring effect, and the depositurs who drew out their money brought it beck. 4TEALING FOR TWENTY TEARS. The system adopted by James E. Ostrander and Matthew I. Trumpbour, the latter being fully cognizant of the steal and assisting in concealing at, for the purpose of swindling the depositors and hiding the theft, which grew by degrees, was most ingenious, and for twenty the skill of exp: rt examiners ploy of the state. In carrying it out nd perjury have been frequently and effectively employed. The statement which was given out on tember 19, after thanking the other banks for the assistance rendered, said to the depositors: “Every dollar by which our labilitics have been duninished bas becn paid from cur own funds without borrowing ¢1, books paid aud accrued ‘advantage to the nk in interest, from which it is now re- BITTER FEELING AGAINST THE TRUSTEES, It is impossible to tell or even conjecture the effect that the closing of the bank will have on the people of Ulster county. The majority of the depositors are poor people, many of them old men and women dependent on tae unteres® ‘on the few thousands of dollars they had in the bank, and such men and women with tears in their eyes can be seen everywhere about the city, fearing the loss of their savings ‘The fecling against the trustees who signed the statement as bitter in the extreme and Parker, Sharpe and the others are ,character- ized as thieves for making the depositors be- lieve the bank was solvent when they should have known ite condition. That they were guilty of criminal negligence there is no ques- tion. Vice President N. E. Broadhead, who was in executive charge of the bunk, also comes in for his share of censure in signing the statement and in allowing the people to redeposit their money. Broadhead was one of the soosh pee lar young men in the county, being county treasurer Inst fall, which position he now holds, and every one in the courty bad the most implicit faith in bis trustworthiness, all of which is now shattered by the unfortunate turn in the affairs of the bank. ‘There are two other savings banks in the city, the Koundout and the Kingston, and the true tees of these, after consultation, decided to demand the sixty days’ notice from depositors should there be a runof any consequence. THE BANK ORGANIZATION. The Ulster county savings institution was im- corporated by an act of the legislature April 12, 1851. The first officers chosen were Arebi- bald Russell, president; Cornelius Bruyn, first vice president; Jonathan H. Hasbrouck, sec- ond vice president; G. W. Buddington, secre- tary; Jacob K. Trumpbour, treasurer. Jacob K. Trumpbour, the treasurer, served until his death, July 10, 1868. Edwin W. Buddington then became ite treavurer and remained such until , 1887. James E. Ostrander was then appointed and bald the office from that time until bis defal- cation became known, about two weeks ago. when be was dismissed, and is now in jail. Matthew T. Trumpbou of the first treasurer of the bank, was made assistant treasurer about the time Mr. Ostrander was with the foregoing, and the collector has been it the marshal to deliver the @ custody of the collector of customs at San Francisco, Cal, if habeas: proceedings are not promptly instituted, pany of Chino, Cal. on two claims for the pro- duction of $40,000 pounds of beet sugar, and amounted to $6,800. Gronorrows Custom Hovse.—The following shows the business of Georgetown, D. C., custom house for the month of September Duty collected, $6,737.36; fines, $126.50; mis- cellaneous receipts, $67.89. Total, $6,131.75. Entries of vessels from foreign ports, vessels, 10; clearances coustwise, granted, 2; licenses, 13. Enorveen Metvite to Be Rearromten.—It is understood that Secretary Tracy has decided to urge the reappointment of Chief Engineer Melville as engineer-in-chief of the navy when his present term expires, in January next. This is equivalent to an appointment of itself, as the wishes of the Secretary are always followed by the President in such & case.’ Privingoes oF Curxese Tnaverens.—The ‘Treasury Department has decided that a China- man who bought @ railroad ticket from New York to San Francisco and who was ken part of the way over the Canadian Pacific railroad cannot be refused readmission into the United States because the railroad com; out of the United States en rout Navar. Onpens.—Ensign B. F. Hutchison, or- dered to the Yorktown. Assistant Paymaster Charles 8. Williams, ordered to duty at the tor- BLL, and also to tem- station, New London, Passed Assistant Paymaster Thomas J. 4 DEBT-PAYING CIRCULAR Causes Quite an Excitement in the Patent Office Today. A mild sort of excitement was stirred up in the patent office today by a circular issued by the commissioner which was very generally distributed throughout the office. Almost at the top of the first page was the following an- nouncement: “The President has directed tha bean injustice to the employes in that office who are frugal and well able to take care of any debts they may contract. But no doubt there were some that viewed with dismay the possibility of the President actively joining the forces of their creditors. Some were indig- nant, others were defiant and remarked that they’ would like to know bow that order could be carried out. The situation would no doubt have become critical had it not been for the fact that some one noticed that the order jo station at Ne ais: the na for the purpose of se- the wort of eorrecting AS met ee meni ‘ss may be deemed most de- for holding the decided Kan, wil be the Pznsonat.—E. Knoules of Virginia, Rob't T. Spenon ef Chicago, Wm. Cannill of Norfolk, Ya, and J. E. Beard of Hamilton, Ohio, are at Ex-Representative Yoder, who has just come in from Ohio, declares his confidence in the election of Mr. Campbell. Since the campaign opened in earnest he says that Mr. i i if # i ik made treasurer. He continued in that position until bis arrest last night. The people had great confidence in the in- stitution aud the deposits from €546,873.14 im 1867 ran up to $2,190,070.83 an 1873. HOW THE ROBBERS WORKED. It is said a number of the bonds which the trustees mentioned in their statement were hy- ted in New York by Ostrander and pbour. Another method mentioned was that in many cases were entered on the bank's rege ister for only half and one-third the amount received, while the entries in depositors’ books were for the full amount, the difference being taken by the thieves. Superintendent Preston says he will give « statement today to the newspapers. ATTACK ON THE BANK THREATENED, The streets of Kingston are filled with people ‘and depositors are arriving on every train and by all manner of vehicles. ‘The men and women wander aimlessly about and occani some of the excited farmers threaten to into the bank building and get their money, while others suggest that pod irty be formed to bang Ortrander pee "virtual suspended and nothing 4 4 else is talked about, us the general opinion for years was that the bank was as solid as the rock of Gibraltar. and especially so after the state- ment of the trustees of three weeks ago, which showed « surplus of @ quarter of # million dol- dare. weloped symptoms of insanity tts feared thet it be necessary to take him to an asylum. FEARS FOR THE ORIMINALS’ LIVES. ‘The city officials, fearing that threats to burma: the jail where Trampbour and Ostrander at confined would be executed, summoned Chief fore so great ender of He the wares Delief in shat be will do with it Savbe ba Repesa tS tore Note ‘The Standard (conservative) says that “it comes difficult to criticise Mr. Gladstone's =. So ones ‘most simple erfort to divect Op an hee Gladstone's utterances =a the that ‘no man, ‘Mr. speech, oan

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